shaheen holloway has done it. what a performance. holloway allows himself to celebrate. hugs. his wife, kim. it can you believe it? st. peter's and is in the theyacup winthe ncaa tournament. murray state. st. peter's are headed to philly. right now, we're headed to ja jamie. >> the school's first appearance in a sweet 16. you're standing here, hence in your pocket spread what's going on? >> i'm just happy for these guys but i'm kind of soaking it in right now. it's amazing. how about that. >> how about that. you never were behind the entire game. it wasn't about the way you guys play basketball lip gets into the skin of these other teams? >> the stuff we put these guys through, it's tough. kudos to these guys. they deserve it. >> how much did experience have to do with getting need to this point? >> i think a lot. >> jamie: you are a jersey guy. this is a jersey school prayer and what is that mean it to jersey? >> jim: it meansrything. but i'm a new york i. >> jim: my mistake. >> think you so much. >> ian: you're welcome. >> ian: jamie, college powerhouses in the sweet 16 in t

good afternoon cher shaheen, ranking member, members of the committee. thank you for having me. i look forward to the discussion, and it's nice to see you all in person. as the chairwoman said very eloquently, too many families across america can't afford the cost of broadband service, or as the chair man just said, they live in areas that don't have access to high-speed internet. and gaps in broadband mean gaps and opportunities and fewer opportunities to learn and work from home, to visit the doctor, to stay connected with family and friends. achieving an equitable future means ensuring that all homes, all businesses have high-quality connections at affordable prices and users have the devices and the digital skills they need for meaningful use. the truth is our economy can't fully recover unless all americans can fully participate. that's exactly why president biden set the ambitious goal when he took office. connect every single american through affordable, reliable high-speed broadband. i also would like to thank the members of the committee, both democrat and republican wh

. >> senator shaheen? >> thank you, mr. chairman. and i appreciate that this is not a decision that is being made at the level that either of you are operating. but i just want to weigh in with all of my colleagues. there is bipartisan support to provide these planes. it is disappointing to see the reluctance on the part of the administration. it's coming across as indecision. and bickering among members of the administration, which is not helpful to the cause and not helpful to the administration. so i hope you will share that with those you report to and get us a better answer. if there is a good answer for why we're not doing this, we all can understand that. but we haven't gotten a good answer to the question. i want to go on to another issue. and thank you, secretary, for your testimony today and for working with our office to address an issue that we have a private company has to try to get answers on a commercial sale. i know you're working hard to help us get that resolved and i really appreciate that. i want to talk a little

i will be followed by senator portman, along with senator shaheen who wrote a very fine letter this past weekend urging the delivery of the maids and urging the united states government, under the leadership of the president and the secretary of state, to do what is best and that the city would support. i felt we could get a number of democrats to sign that letter last weekend. somehow, today, senator ernst has a letter that is almost word for word that was what was side-by-side or shaheen and senator portman and for some reason our democratic friends are telling us that, although many of them support us, they do not want to sign this letter. in my view, maybe the administration is about to come forward and reverse themselves and say the makes can be delivered. i hope that is correct. i hope there is some secret, puzzling plans to do list. in my view, a bipartisan letter of the vast majority of republicans and administration would give them cover and provide support from another branch of the government to do this. i would simply say this is a crucial weekend. kyiv may be surrounded and

thank you. >> thank you. >> senator shaheen? >> well, thank you, mr. chairman, and thank you to you and senator young for holding this hearing this afternoon, and to mr. milliband and mr. smith. we very much appreciate your being here and the work that you're doing in afghanistan. and i certainly understand the arguments that you're both making for relieving some of the holds that the west has on the financial economy of the country, but what i'm having trouble with is how to advocate to pay teachers and to release those funds when the reports that we have are that schools are open, but not necessarily to girls and to young women. that while elementary grades seem to be open to girls, high school is much more problematic for girls. one of the things that i feel the best about over the 20 years of the united states' engagement in afghanistan was the number of girls who were able to go to school, the number of women in university, the number of women who participated in the economy of afghanistan. and what you're both saying to us is we should reopen tha

come december or time, and we and germany will invest in our security and nato securities. shaheen event invest in india, zisha heights, denver wonders there, will receive an additional $100000000000.00 euros for this yard. this is an important contribution and it was good to hear that it is greatly appreciated here in washington, in washington, zach a shed spirit. and in germany, they are fears of a shortage of natural gas. after russian president putin back peddled off his demand that countries pay for russian gas in rubles only in a phone call with german chancellor, all of sholtes put and said payments could still be made in euro's but then would be converted to roubles by russia's gas from bank canal schoultz has not agreed to the procedure and has asked put in for further written clarification. brushing gas is still flowing to germany, but the government wants to be prepared in case the tabs are suddenly switched off . it triggered an early warning status for gas supplies. it's the 1st of 3 steps in a gas emergency plan for germany. economy minister call by topic announced that a c

call i lead a bipartisan letter to resident biden with my colleague from new hampshire, senator jeanne shaheen. it repeated what we have called for over the last several days, which is to help ukraine be able to get what they need, which is more airpower. our eastern european allies including poland, bulgaria, slovakia have older soviet era aircraft, such as the mid-29 and the su 25, that they are willing to provide to ukraine, they would like to have an agreement with the united states that they can backfill over time by purchasing advanced fighters such as f-16s. by the way, the pulse as an example already have f-16s but they also have these older ones they're willing to provide. this seems like a win-win for everybody, for ukraine certainly but also for poland to improve their defensive posture in the wake of what's going on in ukraine. he soviet aircraft are compatible with ukrainian air force, the pilots that had requisite training to operate them. again we been told they're willing to donate these aircraft if there provided these assurances and roadmap thate wil be allowed to purchase mo

have worked with a number of colleagues on this bipartisan bill including senators cardin, wicker, shaheen and many others. so far more than 20 senator except cosponsored this legislation, and i hope we can pass it without any further delay. putin thought this was going to be like the taliban taking afghanistan after the united states and nato's withdrawal. he thought he could take ukraine without firing a bullet. well, so much for putin's plans. his arrogance and his underestimation of the willingness of the ukrainian people to fight for their own country. we need to pass this legislation and ensure the forces they will have what they need when they needed. as i've said, we have a moral obligation. maybe an audi treaty obligation under nato, but i believe we have a moral obligation to support people fighting for their very freedoms and their very lives in a democratically run country like ukraine. the united states and our allies have imposed crippling sanctions on banks, oligarchs which have sent the country's economy into a tailspin. but in typical russian fashion, they planned for some

latter part i was joined on the latter part i was joined i was joined by senator chris coons center jean shaheen of new hampshire. the fact that i cared about this country in a special ies such ash saw such devastation during world war ii found themselves suffering decades of communist dictatorship. so it was no surprise that when the soviet union finally collapsed, these nations were determined to join the community of democracies and nato. in fact the baltic states lithuania, lafia and estonia that helped lead this historic path to freedom, i remember so many aspects of it. and the shivering cold winter of 1991, millions of people joined hands to form a human chain connecting all three nations in the baltic area. they called for change. then on january 1991, the soviets sent their tanks into lithuania and lafia and other places. the net result was deadly. those soviet tanks killed 13 innocent people and hundreds were injured. what were they asking for? freedom, a chance to vote for their own future. well soon the baltic states stepped out even further. and courageously declared independence fr

we are at the border check point in shaheen. the busiest border crossing between ukraine and poland. those who are now here have been waiting for hours just like natalia and her twins. they escaped to russian bombardments in harkins in eastern ukraine, tossed a month. it has really been through a lot. you're sitting in the whole or in the cellar with your children while they bombing the city and don't know, i will a bomb dropped now and that's it. so joe, what did we do to deserve that? natalia doesn't believe that the war will be over soon. many ukrainians seemed to think the same and saw the lion set the border and not getting any shorter people on the move, both inside and outside the country in desperate need of protection and support. as rush as war with ukraine continues an estimated 4000000 people may flee the country, according to the united nations. hot sea and snacks for free, distributed by ukrainian and international volunteers along the road to the border . this is where we meet not tele from keith. she's traveling

ndefo, mustachioed sharpshooter doug edert, and their take no prisoners coach shaheen holloway >> i don't think these guys are intimidated by anybody because these guys just go out and play basketball and have fun. >> reporter: st. peter's is old school. there are no dedicated workout rooms, special practice facilities or athletic dorms here the players are students, and they are all in this together that's why everyone here is proud as a peacock. anne thompson, nbc news, jersey city, new jersey >> i thought anne was going to take the shot >>> that's "nightly news" for this thursday tomorrow i'll be reporting from poland not far from the border with ukraine. thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night ♪ ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer... are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus let

the shaheen bagh sit-in protest at major public highway was against the government's citizenship amendment act. critics said the legislation was discriminatory against muslims. ita: it was absolutely unbelievable to be on a public highway, blocking that space of course, but having women speak so strongly up on a stage and so clearly about what democratic rights are and what citizenship means. the only way i felt i could express what i am hearing was through drawing. i would then come back to my studio and make first posters, both in hindi and english. reporter: ita's posters and drawings on this peaceful protest have now been compiled into a book, a powerful graphic narrative of women at the forefront of a mass movement. ita: at the same time, we see what the government and the state is doing. two young women who speak out and voice dissent. so within these two kind of contexts of young women being at the forefront of people's movements, and a state that's kind of crushing and wanting to threaten any kind of dissent, it is a moment where i would think we can really make of days what we wan

. >>> espn says seton hall hired shaheen holloway as the new men's basketball coach after his historic run at st. peter's. holloway led the peacocks to the elite eight at the ncaa tournament before losing to north carolina last weekend. they're the first number 15 seed to ever make it that far. holloway was a star player at seton hall and later became an assistant coach. he reportedly agreed to a six-year deal. >>> and the "associated press" says astronomers discovered the farthest star ever seen. an international team spotted the super hot, super bright, giant star with the help of the hubble space telescope. it's about 28 billion light years from earth. it formed nearly 13 billion years ago, about 900 million astronauts say that it may have been among the first generation of stars created after the start of the universe. >>> still to come, dunkin' is running on something new. the doughnut chain is helping you get glammed up in the morning with a new collaoration. >>> here's a look at the forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ >>> look who made a cameo in front this. -- front

and organ. shaheen invited several presidents of african countries to germany for the official launch. far from viewing the pandemic as a disaster, before which we are powerless, we must embrace fully the lessons. it teaches us, as well as the direction to which it is pointing us. in particular, for us in africa and has given us a good sense of how important it is to strengthen our unity and solidarity. and has provided us with the motivation if any, were needed to be self reliant, a complete vaccine laboratory with all the know how might sound good. but elizabeth must sooty from the enjo doctors without borders, says it will at best provide short term mitigation of the problem. but it will not change the unequal distribution of vaccines and the world. because the knowledge of how exactly an m r in a vaccine is produced, remains in the containers, meaning at by, on tech. so, africa remains dependent on western pharmaceutical firms. can of any of them in the medium and long term it can't go on like this as madonna and vine tech can't cover the huge global demand alone. um yes. now incr

a collective cry for more defensive work for ukraine, senator rob portman along with senator jeanne shaheen are asking the administration to find a way to expedite the transfer of aircraft to ukraine which needs russian made migs their pilots are trained to fly. latvia, romania and poland indicated to us they would be willing to provide these airplanes to the ukrainians to be able to protect themselves. but they would like to have some guarantee to us that if they give up their migs, then over time they could get more advanced aircraft from us. if for instance the polish government, a nato member wants to send fighter jets, does that get a green light from the u.s. or are you afraid that will escalate tensions? >> no, that gets a green light. >> reporter: but the administration and many lawmakers say a no-fly zone over ukraine is still a step too far. >> no fly zone, if people understood what it means, it means world war iii, it means starting world war iii. >> reporter: but an issue that is gaining steam on capitol hill: >> no russian oil. >> reporter: a ban on russian energy imports into

open and then there was another outbreak and it was just kind of back and forth for 2 years manager shaheen i'ma helps run the business co owned by his parents after remaining closed during the pandemic shutdown on saint patrick's day. 2020 says things have finally come around full circle allowing his family to reopen the storied venue this saint patrick's day, every day is working here. people come in the door. so you guys opening, we miss you so it's a lot of love for the plow to say the least. and i'm a happy to keep keep the >> conditions live, unlike the hardship, other businesses have struggled with like fighting against eviction naeem. a says, fortunately, his family owns the property and felt comfortable waiting until they thought it was safe and financially viable to reopen. the community has also helped raise more than $65,000 to cover unexpected costs, paving the way for thursday's reopening, which will feature traditional irish food like shepherd's pie and corned beef and cabbage checking vaccine cards. it's a there's a present cannes, but essentially makes everyone feel safer.

open and then there was another outbreak and it was just kind of back and forth for 2 years manager shaheen i'ma helps run the business co owned by his parents after remaining closed during the pandemic shutdown on saint patrick's day. 2020 says things have finally come around full circle allowing his family to reopen the storied venue this saint patrick's day, every day is working here. people come in the door. so you guys opening, we miss you so it's a lot of love for the plow to say the least. and i'm a happy to keep keep the >> conditions live, unlike the hardship, other businesses have struggled with like fighting against eviction naeem. a says, fortunately, his family owns the property and felt comfortable waiting until they thought it was safe and financially viable to reopen. the community has also helped raise more than $65,000 to cover unexpected costs, paving the way for thursday's reopening, which will feature traditional irish food like shepherd's pie and corned beef and cabbage checking vaccine cards. it's a there's a present cannes, but essentially makes everyone feel safer.

she and ogre shaheen invited several presidents of african countries to germany for the official launch . far from viewing the pandemic as a disaster, before which we are powerless, we must embrace fully the lessons. it teaches us as well as the direction to which it is pointing us in particular for us in africa. and has given us a good sense of how important it is to strengthen our unity and solidarity. and has provided us with the motivation if any, were needed to be self reliant, a complete vaccine laboratory with all the know how might sound good. but elizabeth must sooty from the n g o doctors without borders says it will at best provide short term mitigation of the problem. but it will not change the unequal distribution of vaccines in the world. because the knowledge of how exactly an m r in a vaccine is produced, remains in the containers, meaning at by, on tech. so, africa remains dependent on western pharmaceutical firms. can of any of them in the medium and long term it can't go on like this as madonna and vine tech can't cover the huge global demand alone. um yes. now increa

it's a test of patience for shaheen. fast, not, and z. mon vander with these conditions, risking a jump is out of the question. the mentality, mach atlanta. humans have always been climber, sir. we climbed trees and scaled the mountains and was, is that and what has always been the dream of humanity flying, endless him often called what we're doing comes very close to realizing that dream does is for me, that's the key to understanding what we do. not kick sure you get a kick in a shot of adrenalin left or something human to it. that was and i think that's the most important thing. da smartest on house. the feeling of being at one with the elements 1st came to share ideas with a snowboard under her feet. she became known as one of the world leading free riders is just sitting, spotty. i am athletes. i started my career in school again in the company. i turned crow and won prizes a snowboarding. i and now i'm a conference. speak any boston about. if he man, i talk about risk evaluation and help people achieve their goals and dreams law had his essay on the eval headings. essences, every

they love the plow and they want to help us out because it's just me, my mom, my dad essentially and shaheen says there will not be a cover charge, but proof of covid-19 vaccination will be required for entry. we expected to be long lines >> we're keeping the access limited just as far as our capacity goes. we don't want to. hackett to tighten here. then after the celebration, the pub will close until april 3rd, when heene says the venue will resume hosting patrons and live events. >> 4 days a week, phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> coming up next on kron, 4 news at 6. an ambitious goal on the peninsula. how san mateo county plans to house everyone experiencing homelessness by the end of the year. plus, state lawmakers are also trying to find solutions for the homeless crisis. take a look at new plan proposed by republican lawmakers and how it differs from that of democrats and another blow to the city of oakland. y las vegas could be the next move for the oakland a's. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not

ah, was mentioning ok, they will see the enemy demonstrated the decrease in activity in the shaheen region by striking neeagin's brought him including by air and spent the whole night hitting shaney heath. so new civil infrastructure objects have been destroyed again, such as libraries, shopping, moles, and many other buildings. and you are, the enemy was shelling, shut you all night, but we will restore everything. and alice shadow, steve, will be even better than it was uneasy and will be even better. all cities of shuttle eve region will be much better than they are to day will disregard the new rule, or the kremlin has said it sees, quote, no break through emerging after tuesdays piece talks with ukraine. but russia said it did welcome caves written proposals put forward during tuesday's face to face meeting in turkey. another round of peace talks. but this time with 1st signs of progress is ukraine opens up to discuss, adopting a neutral status. russia promised to scale down operations. if it is, the russian defense ministry has made the important decision to decrease military activit

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ndefo, mustachioed sharpshooter doug edert, and their take no prisoners coach shaheen holloway >> i don't think these guys are intimidated by anybody because these guys just go out and play basketball and have fun. >> reporter: st. peter's is old school. there are no dedicated workout rooms, special practice facilities or athletic dorms here the players are students, and they are all in this together that's why everyone here is proud as a peacock. anne thompson, nbc news, jersey city, new jersey >> i thought anne was going to take the shot >>> that's "nightly news" for this thursday tomorrow i'll be reporting from poland not far from the border with ukraine. thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night ♪♪ you are not hidden ♪ ♪ there's never been a moment ♪ ♪ you were forgotten ♪ ♪ you are not hopeless ♪ ♪ though you have been broken ♪ ♪ your innocence stolen ♪ ♪ i hear you whisper underneath your breath ♪ ♪ i hear your sos, your sos ♪ ♪ i will send out an army ♪ ♪ to find you ♪ ♪ in t

we never never thought we'd be closed for this long manager shaheen nema said. the pub abruptly close on this very day back in 2020. because of the pandemic in the shelter in place. we were going to open a few times. but then there was another pen. another outbreak and another outbreak. and i was just like you know what? i got my parents, the health wasn't that great, and i was just like, let's just hold off. now many people have been vaccinated mask mandates have been lifted and case numbers have significantly dropped. owners say they feel good about inviting people back inside, but still plan to check vaccination status at the door. it's a big deal. it's a lot of work, but it is a big deal and it's so great to see everybody. rose hughes owns the story plow with her husband. it has been in her family since the early 19 seventies, she said. during the closure, they raised $65,000 through a go fund me and received help with emergency grants to stay afloat. my heart is here. it's a family thing, you know. so and i mean everybody so sweet to us, and just so happy t

i've been stuck inside from shaheen. you whom nicholas sleeman was. i'm additionally, if you potato, i've seen people dead on the streets with my own eyes turned on me. some are you near my house? there is a shop i was near by when it was hit by a shell. i went to see what happened and saw for bodies if they were probably hit by shrapnel your, their bodies were only picked up 2 days later. a couple of them obviously, should his teachers either 3 or 4 days after the war began. people started running out of food and yet both really even the shops were shut off and people started rating shops that had been damaged by shelling in search of food on katherine another. 3 or 4 days later, people were so hungry that they started breaking into shops that had stayed on damaged. that's because they needed to eat like marine is allergic to switch it to the you do i. she just crossed illness near the water. the sure city is gone food, but it doesn't exist any more. your it's been destroyed. the shops have been smashed up by hungry people. you could do it, and our b

the rise all with also in terms of the fighter f covered reminds human my earth lamps, richie, and or shaheen. have the no one source of i don't really feel honor for both germany and sir, before the day of early madison over the 14th of march, i'd like to get me to the nation, their names there. and so thank them very much. once again, wanting to household this opportunity. okay. just a seems members of the president. we find it very important to have close ties with german worker in our region. where does roll market? what's been happening recently has shown that turkey plays a key role in terms of areas like security and energy gender with german lee hazard. the leading role in the youth is one of the leading job countries in the european union almonza.

two games left today to determine the final four with st peter's and coach shaheen holloway trying to continue the unprecedented run by 1/15 seed. this was the day that the clock struck midnight for cinderella, north carolina scored the first nine points of the game. never looked back. no answer there for armando buycott. that country fell in love with the peacocks, but it just wasn't enough. today that was for you see any drama hooking into of his 12 dangerous passed by the peacocks stolen here by r. j. davis who makes a perfect feed to caleb love. carolina wins 69 49 is headed to the final four. for a record 21st time. talk about a high profile matchup. the tar heels will play duke next saturday and miami also trying to keep the upset streak going against the last remaining one seed kansas. the jayhawks trailed by six at the half, then buried the hurricanes in the second half. they forced the turnover here, then it's okay i or body to christian braun. the game was tied at 40. it was never tied again. kansas outscored miami 47 15 in the second half. jayhawks pound the boards here. ja

. >> reporter: coach shaheen holloway, a new york native and former pro leads with unapologetic confidence, but he knows the road ahead will only get tougher. >> we can't celebrate too much because we got to get right back to it. but it is a great feeling. i'm happy for the guys. >> reporter: st. pete's now faces powerhouse north carolina tomorrow night in philadelphia. you know, the tar heels have won six national titles and are looking to punch a ticket to the final four for the 21st time. meanwhile on the other side, up until this year, saint peter's hadn't even been been in the tournament in more than a decade. jon? >> what an incredible run. thank you, zachary. >>> there's much more ahead on "world news tonight" this saturday. >>> an alarming first, an ice shelf collapses in east antarctica. is the rate of climate change accelerating? >>> and late breaking news this evening, a fast moving wildfire is forcing evacuations in boulder. [ doorbell rings ] oh! there's my little nephew. he looks more like dad every time i see him. -dad is old. -right. so, your message said you wanted to talk

rise all with also in terms of the fighter f covered reliance, human my earth lamps, richer and or shaheen. have the no one source of i don't really feel honor for both germany and sir, before the day of early madison over the 14th of march, i'd like to get me to the nation, their names there. and so thank them very much. once again, morning to household this opportunity. okay. just a seems members of the president should we find it very important to have close ties with german worker in our region. where does roll market and what's been happening recently has shown that turkey plays a key role in terms of areas like security and energy gender. german really has are the leading all role in the youth is one of the leading job countries in the european union. almonza, so our german revere friends, the army, the jailer hopefully will continue to show their collaborative good efforts to marine moving a turkish e. u. ties for moving furniture and especially in the field of education, the turkish journal university in stumbled with is of particular importance to us. it is an important springboar