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nato has ruled that out, but tonight the us secretary of state, anthony blinken, said in an exclusive interview he's convinced ukraine can win the war with russia over time. more on that in a moment. but if we take a look at the map, the areas in red show the gains russian troops are making. they control large parts of the south, and are targeting the city of mariupol, which if captured would cut off ukraine's access to the black sea. another key target is kharkiv in the east, ukraine's second largest city. our eastern europe correspondent, sarah rainsford, has this special report from inside kharkiv, which has been bombarded by russian forces for much of the week. as we drove into kharkiv, it looked like half the city was heading out. a flow of families who have endured days of bombs and explosions. many wrote the word "children" on their cars, hoping they wouldn't be targeted. a few miles on, others stood with bundles of belongings, waiting for a bus to take them out — any bus to anywhere. svetlana told me shells had been landing close to her home. i asked how she's coping. she sa

anthony howard from the to the sports is with us on the story. hi, anthony. it's a high seems to come as, as a shock. was there any sign that this was coming? it's possible to hunt for clues, like anything in the way that she's approached a career and a lot before it. contrast it to the way the men are doing it to me. so revenue $1.35 chasing cuddle number $22.00. fighting roger federer at another job which federal 40 bleeding into we socks on bad knees. chasing more titles, he wants more more more. think about them. what ash did in 2019 she won the french open for that's what she did or didn't do the next year. she didn't go back in the faith. she chose to, to stay in australia during the covey times and take it easy. there was a famous shot of her as outside of this, with the trophy is when she went to the football in australia. and she can be seen in the stands clenched fist with one hand, and holding a beer and the other shouting for her team. the richmond tigers. you think she couldn't already be loved enough in australia before she seen with a beer at t

so, anthony fauci will not tell you this but i will. mono clonal antibodies are enormously successful. but if you wait until you are sick enough to go to the hospital, anthony fauci and the government doctors have dictated you cannot get the antibodies as an inpatient. it's a real tragedy but there are treatments and people need to know what the treatments are. the good news is, the pandemic is on the way, lower incidents, lower hospitalizations, lower death rate since the beginning of the pandemic. >> john: many people may not believe anthony fauci is talking about that, roll the tape back. >> i don't think there's much stomach for people to all of a sudden turn around even if there is an uptick. i think there is going to be a lot of inertia, if not active pushback in people if it is required to increase or go back to some of the mitigation. so the advice is proceed with life as normal as you possibly can, but be prepared that we might need to make modifications if things change. >> john: not much stomach to go back, i can imagine peop

let's discuss this further now with political commentator anthony webber. thank you for joining us on the program. it's always lovely to see you now. it seems both sides a willing to make some concessions in order to strike a deal of what's your take on the progress so far? 2 things up to mystic. you think? well, i think the position is always being quite clear from the saw. and it seems there's been a lot of intentions. why version power and the crating or the maintenance. because the objective, as i said from the russian when to be was to ensure that the crying k remains on the line and i was going into direction, trying to join the you may try. now if all of this going to be sorted out right at the beginning, there wouldn't be in this complex, this last of why last last property damage to the infrastructure of the crane. so the sooner missed and saw the better because as your reports said, it's not just re sanctioning countries who are under your sanction cells. and i'm doing the same thing in the rest because of the huge rise sizes. they're already all

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marc anthony feliz con su novia en mÉxico. los famosos siguen donando dinero en apoyo al pueblo ucraniano. comparan a maluma con la reina isabel. ¡le diremos por quÉ! ¡y esto no es todo! prepÁrate para lo que viene en el show de farÁndula mÁs visto de la televisiÓn hispana. ¡la biblia del chisme y del entretenimiento! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪gordo♪ ♪flaca♪ lili: ¿quÉ tal?, mi gente. bienvenidos a "el gordo y la flaca". raÚl: bienvenidos. hoy es el dÍa internacional de la mujer. [aplausos] felicidades. lili: felicidades a todas las mujeres que nos ven a diario. a todas las que han sobrevivido cosas increÍbles. a todas las que tienen que aprender a salir adelante. y todas a las que tienen un gordito al lado como este. raÚl: muchÍsimas felicidades, pero sobre todo a todos los que trabajamos aquÍ porque jefas han sido toda la vida mujeres... [aplausos] mariela cardona en la productora del show. y todas las personas que han estado a cargo como marÍa lÓpez, grecia hernÁndez. todas han sido mujeres. as

. >> todd: bring in anthony pate, he's doing yeoman's work over in ukraine. we have checked in and you have been emotional about what you saw on the ground in ukraine. any moments stand out to you from the current trip? >> this current trip is less emotion and more logistics with shiping and so forth. we have grown from -- garage to merge together with organizations and now we're focusing as we have been on medical supplies and field medic kits for the military, as well as civilians. i was hoping to put together around 50 field medic packs and turns out we put together nearly 1500 and shipped over 50 tons of medical supplies for six hospitals and field hospitals and it grows exponentially daily. less emotion this time. >> ashley: right. have you seen any evident that aid that needs to get to places, any evidence there is trouble or difficulty getting the aid to the places that really need it? any issues getting it there? >> i believe there is for many organizations, it is not an easy task. my first trip here, i knew that if the war progressed that it would be

i'm anthony flores. hey, the g.o.a.t. is back. tom brady is coming out of retirement and returning to the buccaneers. the san mateo native says he's coming back because he has unfinished business. he posted on social media these past two months, i've realized my place is still on the field and not in the stands. that time will come, but it's not now. the seven-time super bowl champion announced he was retiring six weeks ago, but is now returning for his 23rd season in the nfl, and his third with tampa bay. sorry, no homecoming with the 49ers. but brady will return to play in the bay area when the niners host the bucs later this fall. >>> keeping up with our he's back theme, draymond green will be back in the warriors' lineup for tomorrow's home game against washington. green has been out since january because of a bad back. warriors head coach steve kerr checking out james weissman making his second start with the santa cruz warriors. he had 19 points and 14 rebounds in the overtime win against the g-league ignite at chase center

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. >>> la policÍa ofrece una recompensa para quien ofrezca datos sobre el asesinato de anthony hill ocurrido el 24 de marzo de 2020 en la calle... en ese lugar la vÍctima fallecÓo en el lugar a causa de los disparos. >>> retomamos el caso del excampeÓn de la ufc, anthony velasquez, acusado de asesinato despuÉs de supuestamente intentar matar a un sujeto que habrÍa intentado abusar sexualmente de uno de sus familiares. >>> en santa clara,... (inaudible). >>> en aquella ocasiÓn la fiscalÍa acusÓ a la policÍa de usar una de estas pruebas para enjuiciar a la vÍctima pero por otro delito. >>> vamos a la pausa pero al regresar presten atenciÓn, parece que vieron un lindo gatito, pero en realidad era un puma. >>> regresamos con mÁs. ♪(mÚsica)♪ (comerciales). >>> vecinos que viven cerca de la avenida candem y coleman, estÁn preocupados porque vieron un puma cerca de las casas, los residentes esperan que las autoridades tomen cartas en el asunto para evitar inconvenientes. la realidad es que convivimos en un Área cargada de estos animales. >>> y ahora imÁgenes del sur del estado,

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. >> joining us is anthony davies, he is the co-author of cooperation and coercion. professor davies, in your book you write that early on, children learn a word for people who tell others how to live their lives. busybodies. why is thatincluded, why is that important to the theme of your book . >> it is the subtitle for the book is how busybodies became busybodies and what that means for economics and politics and a busybody of course we all know from children up to our aunts who stick their noses in our business at thanksgiving but when you pair busybodies with governments coercion, they transform into busybodies. people who decide how it is you should live your life and they're going to use the force of government to see to it you live your life the way they think you should and ultimately the idea of busybodies ironically is a repudiation of diversity because if you take diversity seriously, we're alldifferent . we have different preferences, different constraints and what might be a good and right decision for you may not be a good and right decision for me. and

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anthony fauci, right after the news summary. a clean-up effort is underway in northeastern japan a day after a 7.4-magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of fukushima, killing four people. power was restored today to most of the two million people who lost electricity. some residents woke this morning to collapsed roofs and smashed furniture. officials also reported disruptions to transport. >> ( translated ): the tohoku sinkansen bullet train was derailed between shiroishi-zao station and fukushima station, but there were no injuries and all passengers have been rescued. >> woodruff: this same area suffered a deadly quake and tsunami 11 years ago, which killed around 18,000 people and caused a nuclear reactor meltdown. back in this country, the national transportation safety board says a 13-year-old was behind the wheel of a pickup truck that hit a van in west texas tuesday night. nine people died, including six university of the southwest students and their golf coach, and the underage driver. investigators said the truck w

secretary of state anthony blinken is in israel where he addressed the president's remarks. the u.s. and western allies with a heavy sanctions campaign against russia. administration officials have very answered whether the u.s. was trying to oust vladimir putin after the president's remarks, secretary of state address that again. >> as you heard us say repeatedly, we do not have a strategy of regime change in russia or anywhere else for that matter. >> western leaders are walking a fine line, there try to provide as much support to ukraine as they can without provoking a work with nato and you nuclear armed russia hola scholz says of regime change is not nato's goal. the french president emmanuel macron said he would've chosen different words and president biden did yesterday. >> i think we should be factual and first of all do everything so the situation does not get out of control. i would not use those terms because they continue to speak to president putin. what do we want to do collectively. we want to stop the weather russia launched in ukraine without war and without

so that's what control of my team how's it going, anthony? how are you? i'm good. how are you? again? i get to see you. you're looking well, i came to this race on here. as well as catch up. sorry. tell me. yeah. if you had a robotic home, what would you want to do is good. will allow me the independent as possible. that's why without what, whatever good each come up. i. well, unless yeah guys, why was quicker? you actually rather than blowing about getting a drink get care of my friends bottle. i thought it would be try for them that that was there and i'm like it's wired. calling on the tough would be yeah. all man, nothing else. worry about any of the little things like i feel like it's a little things that really make a big difference. what i, what people will up as mailing them. and i want to check their hayes. i want to take my hand. so i just feel so awkward and i like human like going when i catch, i'd go back i actually was really glad to meet you and you like to express my warmest towards them. i want to leave a virus like there and now. so they caught us spread one a

anthony blinken saying he was looking at how to backfill or perhaps send u.s. jets. it takes some time you cannot just hand over f-16s you need to prepare them to handover the third-party countries. there's a little bit of a delay ukrainians say they cannot way they did it today or tomorrow. it's one thing in the pipeline. also a lending program which was all during world war ii with the u.s. lent military equipment to european allies. that is a possibility. we don't know how it's going to happen but that's important because ukrainian need a train to fly those russian bricks. that seems to be the only solution at this point if they were to get a hold of planes. dagen: it is dagen mcdowell, we've seen pictures of dead bodies laying next to suitcases as ukrainians are obviously being killed as they tried to escape. talk about the prosecution of war crime potentially against vladimir putin is on the horizon and soon? >> it certainly is secretary blinken spoke about that today, they are gathering intelligence on it, and he was gathering evidence on it. i'm sure down the

it's really strange to call him anthony tony and i danced." and he was like, "because of the character?" and i said, "no, i just want the memory of dancing with him." and he said yes and i got to canc with him. it was so great, you guys. it was so great. >> stephen: annie it was lovely to see you. >> i'm so happy to see you >> stephen: "we crashed" premieres this friday on apple tv plus. anne hathaway, everybody! we'll be right back with actress da'vine joy randolph. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) >> stephen: hey, everybody, welcome back to the show! ladies and gentlemen, my next guest is an actor and singer you know from, "high fidelity" and "dolemite is my name." she now stars in "the lost city." please welcome to "the late show," da'vine joy randolph. ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) >> yes! >> stephen: welcome to the show. >> you have a great band. >> stephen: we have the best band. what are you talking about? good band, the best band. now, i got a chance to speak with your costar sandra bullock about this movie, "the lost city." she seems l

anthony, good morning. caller: yes, sir. wow, yeah. i am glad you picked me up. this is anthony. i don't believe that russians have no evidence. but be that as it may, what i am trying to point out in my phone calls, saying what you see about it. first, we have to remember russia's only 100 miles away from the united states. two, what actually are we doing? i know russia had the of attacking us. it would be before 10 became the president, he was at ap press club, and said something very strange. don't forget, america, that we know your military is mightier than ours, but we can pick off four or five of your cities. and my city was one of them. i am not worried because i know we can protect ourselves. what i am worried about, being a democrat, we need to stand up to putin. even if we do not go inside the country itself, we need to have all europe heavily, heavily, heavily prepared for whatever putin might decide to do. i know he is nothing but a little boy, sorry to say, but i am sure he will back off if he sees strength. host: let's go to raymond, calling from burlington, vermont

how's it going anthony? again, how are you? i to you? yes, i get to see you. you little? well, i came to this race on here as well as catch up. sorry. tell me yeah, if you had a robotic home, what would you want to do is good. will allow me to pay that was possible. that's why with what, whatever good each come up. i so there's, there's, well, it like yeah. does. why was he actually rather than blowing it without getting a drink, a lot of the care? my bottle. i thought it would be so i told them that that was there and then i'm like it's why and how they would be yeah. all man, nothing else. worry about any of the little things like i feel like it's a little things that really make a big difference. what i, what people will up as mailing them. and i want to check their hayes. i want to take my hand. so i just feel so awkward and i like human like going when i catch i go back, i actually was really great to meet you in united to express my warmest towards them. i never want to leave a virus like that and now so they caught us spread one about what they looked out with with

my chin wasn't going anthony again, how do you read to you again it's i get to see new york. well, i hate to do some ranking as well. it's catch up. sorry. tell me. yeah. if you had a robotic home, what would you want to do is that will allow me to pay the possible. that's why we get whatever good each come up, i guess. well, yeah guys. why was quicker? you actually rather than blowing about getting a drink get care my bottle. i thought it would be so i told them that that was there and then i'm like why and how they would be yeah. all man, nothing else. worry about any of the little things like i feel like it's a little things that really make a big difference. what i, what people will up as mailing them tell. i want to check their hayes. i want to take my aim. so i just feel so awkward. i like human like going when i catch, i'd go back. i actually was really glad to meet you and you like to express my warmest towards them. i love it. i want to leave a virus like there and now. so they caught us spread one about what they look they are doing well that always did a lot of ter

good morning to you, anthony. >> good morning, margaret. >> brennan: some of thggfeek to put b impn russian petroleum products into the united states. they admit it is going to make things more expensive for consumers. what do americans thunder think about that? >> margaret, there is wide support for

the same day the invasion happened, you can see this upswing in posts about the anthony fauci bio labs happening in ukraine. this is all made up. this is not real. it the big thing that took over the far right internet and you have to give them credit. some of the people in the trucker convoy said no, we see this brutality and how bad this thing. i would say it's 50/50 stepped away from the talking point while some people still, you know, because of how engrained the hatred of anthony fauci is in the far right spaces, some people leaned into this. you're seeing a 50/50 split in the far right telegram groups between people proputin because of the fauci stuff and still, you know, people who see reality. people who are anti putin because of the brutality they see with their own eyes. >> we have a chart here. i'll put it up. this is showing the increase in users on the 15 platforms that are monitored using disinformation discussing the violence. i saw the i stand with putin hashtag and i stand with russia hashtag and thought this is bot action. you've the same guy who ran those troll fans

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meanwhile, speaker anthony rendon tells me that there are other possible ideas in the works, but when exactly could you get money back into your pocket is still to be determined reporting at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron. 4 news. >> next on kron, 4 news at 6 for looking back on the last 2 years of the pandemic here in the bay area here from local doctors about their outlook. plus, a white house and lawmakers are pushing to pass billions of dollars more in covid relief funding. have the latest on that fight. and a new drought map released today. we're going to check in with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow about the levels in the possibility of rain in the forecast. we'll be right back. in new york city, ♪ ♪ there's always something new to discover. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ come be a part of it. plan your next vacation at iloveny.com beautiful on the outside, but if you have diabetes, there can be some not-so-pretty stuff going on inside. it's true, with diabetic retinopathy, excess sugar can damage blood vessels, causing vision loss or even blindness. so, remember this:

anthony of lincoln at their canadian and british counterparts. because this was about making the sanction lines as, as large as possible. they outlined what this is about. it is about to closing any holes that are still in the kicking russia out of the swift a payment system. it is about to further it import or export a sanctions. that is the, you will not import any more minerals for instances, coal or a timber from russia, and it will close its ports suite to russian ships. we know that the air space, the european, is already close. and now the ports are supposed to be also closed, of course is some of the biggest and transport maritime transport companies have already said that they will not deal with russian transport anymore, but so they are trying to sort of turn the screw a bit further. now the last point on this agenda, the last possible thing they can do is to cut off the oil and gas imports from russia. that is yet under discussions. there are countries like germany for instance, who are still sort of shying away from that. but it might

anthony zurcher on that story for us. let's go back to the news that the body that awards the oscars is launching a formal review into the circumstances that led to the actor will smith slapping the comedian chris rock on sunday night. joining me now from los angeles is variety magazine's chief correspondent, elizabeth wagmeister. great to get your on the programme, elizabeth. i understand you were at the oscars, in fact, at the moment when all of this happened. what was the reaction of people around you to this, want to think is fair to say was a shocking incident? it this, want to think is fair to say was a shocking incident? it was pure shock. was a shocking incident? it was pure shock- that — was a shocking incident? it was pure shock- that is _ was a shocking incident? it was pure shock. that is an _ was a shocking incident? it was pure shock. that is an absolute _ was a shocking incident? it was pure shock. that is an absolute record - was a shocking incident? it was pure shock. that is an absolute record to | sho

but indeed, anthony has to say the resolute resolution is not binding. so it does send a strong symbolic message, especially probably to those countries which used to stay on the side with russia that they might end up on the wrong side. but it is more of a reassurance that the really vast majority of the world condemns. put in swore and ukraine without any immediate consequences, or like more sanctions or military actions, a tardis in the down thought of symbolism. we will ask the next question, can the un do anything effectively to stand in rushes? why to keep ukrainian safe? well, no, i mean, not like in an immediate way, as i said, they are a consent in military or they can't ascend and weapons or agree on more sanctions. but what they can do, they could increase the pressure on a vladimir put in. and that also does send the message into russia itself. it's more and more clear that put in stance totally isolated. and countries which used to be on his side, or rather, or choose the other way. know which countries enos which countries vote or, or lack

. >> anthony on the democrats line. what did you think of the president's state of the union speech? caller: he was amazing, he was on point. i respect him, but one thing that gets me is in the room, there is a lot of candidates holding on. i thought mitchell mcconnell's and lindsey graham. those are the kind of people who do not need to be in office because of the fact that they have hidden agendas and as an america here is in the city, i am proud and more convinced now that the economy is going in the right direction. he addressed the issues at hand and i respect him. what i don't respect is how we as a people have a judgmental sphere when it comes to leadership. we are more focused on the color of the skin versus the worst of unity and unifying as one body. i am proud to say that joe biden is doing strong, he has my support even in a mixed election. i like to see unity and diversity and this was being displayed tonight among the democrats. >> what did you think of the fact that two women or sitting on the podium behi

i'm anthony flores. hey, it could be an historic night at the chase center if duke falls to arkansas in the elite eight, it will be the last game in the legendary career of coach cane. he is college basketball's all time winningest coach. the game is under way in san francisco. we will have highlights at 11:00. well, from one legend to another, the stanford cardinal are one win aaway from the final four. the cardinal will play texas tomorrow in the elite eight. last night, they beat maryland for their 23rd win in a row. not that they need any added motivation but revenge could be a factor. i see, the longhorns beat the cardinal earlier this season at maples before the cardinal received their rings for winning last year's national championship. >> i think it's running our offense. it's doing the things you need to do to win basketball games, which, you know, against texas -- they -- they execute well. you have got to keep them off the glass. and you got to take care of the basketball. our team -- they are

i'm anthony. how'd in berlin for me? and the team here, thanks for watching with some are driven by merciless greed. others are fighting the destruction again when the invaders came to present that they should be done in the next 2 days to get from and is trying to destroy the indigenous people with a large scale burton project. blend grabbers are exploiting. b, amazon, rain, forest. indigenous peoples are now bravely opposing them because it's not only the earth's brain logs that are dying to the ring. first we cease to exist and or people die out. a long term report from the heart of brazil start to march 9th on d. w. stories that move people the world over d, w on facebook and twitter, up to date and in touch. follow us. ah, ah, this is a d, w sports special. the sporting world reacts to the russian invasion of ukraine, coming up condemnation of russian president vladimir putin as well. sport takes a stand from the football page to the paralympics and motor racing bands implemented and events cancelled as the door slo

something that us secretary of state anthony, blinking on his visit to poland, made clear, will not happen. a 45 minute meeting with ukraine's foreign minister at the border, a public show of support at his country's darkest hour. the entire world stands with ukraine. just as i'm standing here in ukraine with my friend, my colleague in triple labor, the foreign minister of ukraine. if they continue to provide us with necessary weapons, the price will be lower. this will save many life in ukraine. many houses. many children will be born, many suffering will be avoided. despite the symbolic visit, direct american military help, something that could risk triggering a global conflict, stops at the polish border. volunteer say the anxiety uncertainty, frustration and sadness of refugees. at the often chaotic medic, a border crossing must be seen to be understood, having scripted on his tour, blinking they say may struggle to comprehend the level of help ukraine needs. is one thing and i thing and the actually doing something is another thing. i can say a lot of words do, but it doesn't mean any

anthony blinkin says u. s. exports are war, came to document evidence, and that the russia president will be held to account while a child is becoming a refugee in ukraine. almost every 2nd, the you and children's agency. unicef says an average of $55.00 children are fleeing the country every minute. overall, more than 3000000 people have crossed the border around half of them. children, jo english is a units of communications, especially currently in levine in western ukraine. he says the trauma of war will have a lasting impact on ukrainian children. numbers is staggering. 1.5000000 child refugees, we estimated that 5000 shows move probably being born into the conflict inside your crime. you know, and each one of these is an individual story. it's a child who had their life turned upside down. it's a family. her dad says that tommy told a pause. you know, we know that 50 children have been killed, at least those are just the numbers you and it's been able to verify 60 children injured. we know that when th

ah, i'm anthony how'd walk into the program? russian airstrikes of hit to children's hospitals in ukraine. official say 3 people died including a child. when a series of blasts hit a maternity hospital in the besieged city of mattie report, russia denies the report is fake news and says ukrainian troops had taken over the building. but western allies said the russian military is using weapons indiscriminately in what ukraine is calling a genocide. a warning this report contains some disturbing images. these are bernice from a real good. this smouldering ruins. not of a military installation, but a maternity hospital in mary, a pole. the direct hit from an apparent russian air strike st. women in labor, fleeing into the cold. i hundreds are reported injured. mary poll has been the target of sustained bombing and shelling for days. mass graves have been dug for the dead. authorities have told people how to dispose of dead family members. wrap their bodies, tie the limbs and leave them on the street. ukrainian president for lauderm

san jose police chief anthony mata speaking tuesday describing the chaotic moments when one of his officers responded early sunday morning to la victoria restaurant. >> the chief says 2 groups got into a verbal argument erupting into a brawl. he says the gun seen in the video passed around multiple times and the gun didn't belong to the man who the officers shot more than once. we're still looking into where he was shot. >> it looks like and the video that it was his back was towards us. again, that's something we have to take a look at position he was when he was shot adante pointer. a lawyer representing the man shot, identified him as 20 year-old khan green and released a statement to kron saying. >> khan is a hero. he did not start the fight. he was forced to defend himself after he was punched by an unknown attacker while he was eating dinner with a group of friends. police eventually arrested the man who brought the gun to the restaurant sunday night point to says they will be suing the san jose police department reporting in san jose. justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> well, that was j

tonight in an unsolved killing in san francisco that happened nearly two years ago. 35 year old marc anthony hughes was shot and killed on jones street just before two a.m. on march 14th of 2020. the san francisco police department is now offering $25,000 reward for any information that leads to an arrest and conviction of those responsible. they say here's his family is hoping for closure from this tragedy. san francisco police commissioner john hamasaki says he has had enough and will not seek an appointment for another term on the oversight board. hamasaki announced his decision on twitter yesterday, the same day a jury found, officer terrence dangle not guilty in a baton beating case. hamasaki is post read while i believe that we have done some good work, we have failed at changing the cultur. but hamasaki said the mou battle was the deciding factor in his decision to step down. he was referring to police chief bill scott pulling out of an agreement to have the d a and not the police department. investigate officer use of force cases. coming up tonight. lots going on at tonight's warrior

police arrested 22 year old anthony valdez jr and 22 year old kiara vasquez. a man who police say shot and killed a family member in the tiny town of monta rio in sonoma county. eluded capture for much of the day. heavily armed officers swat teams as well as a chopper overhead, searching the community for hours. for that armed suspect as ktvu exhaust reports that they finally found the man late this afternoon thanks to an alert citizen. that neighbor, gregory says, echoed through honorio just before 10 30 in the morning . on tuesday, another neighbor, calling 911 they look out the window and they saw the subject. francisco gonzalez um, carrying a long gun, possibly a rifle and that smoke was coming off the rifle. this sonoma county sheriff's office says 32 year old gonzalez had shot a family member outside their home near the 40,000 block of willow road , all the sheriff for going nuts up and down the street, the male victim found laying on the ground. that's when deputies say more shots rang out. and they actually were able to get a citizen or community membe

s. secretary of state, anthony lincoln says, washington is working on a deal with poland to supply new crime with fighter jets under the deal. the u. s. would replenish poland. stock of war pines if warsaw decides to send its soviet era across to you prior to news update this hour. we'll have more news for you at the top of the hour. there's plenty more ella analysis and information on the war on our website as well. that's d, w dot com. william blue coughed will be here with you next to alex. i'm rebecca, written in berlin. thanks very much for watching with ah, with a, a green revolution is underway. and beads women are part of a country boy mission, a 100 percent eco friendly refrigeration system for 10 year old contaminated freezers. going eco friendly with pico africa on dw. ah, devastated how is this soft are we can with cars kinda defects of climate change? i mean, felt worldwide before a station in the rain forest continued, carbon dioxide emissions have risen again. young people all over the world are committed to climate protection. what impact will because change doesn't hap

i'm anthony flores. he's back. tom brady is coming out of retirement a little disappointment here in santa clara, yeah. not coming to the 49ers. he's returning to the tampa bay buccaneers. the seven-time super bowl champion broke the news on social media. he tweeted, these past two months i've realized my place is on the field, not in the stands. that time will come, but it's not now. i'm coming back for my 23rd seas -- season and his season with the tampa bay buccaneers. it makes it impossible for 49ers to trade jimmy garoppolo. >>> they were on their feet in maraga. what a great reaction from saint mary's. the gales finished runner up with a 25-7 overall record. they were in the fifth seed in the east region of the ncaa tournament. they will face the winner of the wyoming/indiana first four game. the gales first round game will be thursday in portland, oregon. how about san francisco in the big dance for the first time since 1998? the dons face murry state thursday in indianapolis. in the women's bracket, the def

i'm anthony flores. the warriors have fallen from second to third in the western conference standings, after losing their fourth game in a row down in los angeles to take on the lakers. and how about steph curry trying to get good mojo going? 28-point spring before halftime. the warriors went from 14 down to up two on that bucket. lebron james scored 56 points, the most of his laker career. we know steph is the best shooter in the game, but his handles are ridiculous. check this out. he scored 30 points, ties the game at 110-110. but with under 35 seconds to go, carmelo anthony hits the dagger in the corner. the lakers beat the warriors 124-116. the dubs have lost eight of their last ten games. >> we're making way too many mistakes, execution-wise at both ends and we're not giving ourselves a chance to win. >> right now if playoffs start tomorrow, we'll be in some trouble. so we've got to figure out how to get ourselves back on the right track. it's not going to happen just on its own. you've got to do s

i'm anthony flores. from the bay area to the big easy, the final four will be the final stop on coach k's fare well tour. duke taking on arkansas in the e leegt eight. final season in the career of coach k. end of the first half, duke up 9. the triple is buried to beat the buzzer. blue devils by a dozen at the break. they were in control the rest of the day. duke beat arkansas 78-69. they're headed to the final four in new orleans for an ncaa record 13th time under head coach mike krzyzewski. >>> steph curry is back in the bay area, you saw him watching march madness as he rehabs his foot. head coach steve kerr gave an update on his injured superstar. >> he's still sort of in rehab stage. he's not on the court yet. but everything is going well and, again, they're going to be cautious and make sure everything is in order by the time he really gets back on the court and starts getting after it. so that hasn't happened yet, but it shouldn't be too far off. >>> at the shark tank, hat's off to timo meyer hitt

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. >> now secretary of state anthony blinken faces reporters on russia's invasion of ukraine. he says the u.s. will continue providing security and humanitarian aid to ukraine, while also holding russia accountable through further economic sanctions. this is half an hour.

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