and then we come back to you natalia. though, i mean, yes, i would you like to add to that though that there has been, i'm a pretty heavy right wing backlash. like you see columbia's president today or yesterday, calling the decision of treasure saying that the judges 5 people don't have the right to make a decision for an entire country. and you even see that rippling and internationally . you have boston, r o r, you know, brazil has upcoming elections and likely natalie does play a bridge. a colombian president, yvonne decay as you, as you brought him up here he is talking about does the constant court, should they make that decision or should it be a bigger conversation in society? and i'm going to come immediately back to you natalia as have a listen. your girl get a key? i believe we are facing a decision that concerns all of colombian society. 5 people cannot present to the nation, something as atrocious as allowing a life to be interrupted up to 6 months gestation. i think these are the discussions we have to take

and 2022 natalia. what do you, what do you think the western diplomats who are involved in trying to avert this invasion? do you think that they were out of their depths? did they fail to grasp the psychology of president putin and what he was willing to do? well, i think the, the west underestimate of guten, for, for a very long time. now. i myself have conversation that the state department of washington 10 years ago. and i said, look, he's gonna show his true colors sooner or later. everyone will suffer and they will respond. well, no, we don't see that happening. he. he will stay within the borders at the very beginning to do anything. yes, you will request his own people and the opposition to bad, you know, on that, but he's not going to go much further than that. that was real conversation i had 10 years ago. now look what we have, right? so there's a huge underestimation off, which unfortunately we the opposition kind of so this going to be saying that it's true and it all happened what we kind

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but i think that window is some time off natalia. we've heard that russian officials are signaling a willingness to hold diplomatic talks. but do we know under what conditions the kremlin would consider any kind of negotiation? well i know where putting puts in, as initially come from what he has proposed to the west in terms of securing russian borders in terms of so closeness to the russian order to create that has never been really properly considered. i don't believe there will. there would you know that this point did happen? i don't really see any results. so when you go station, i think that is pretty much off the table at this point on both sides. so i think there are, there may be talk, you know, common servicing once in a while, that something along those lines is possible. honestly, very few people at this point have based on that russian, michael from your vantage point, do you believe that there are any diplomatic strategies that could be employed to try and bring about some kind of a solution, or is it just too late? sa

a wave of solidarity is running through society. natalia is out and about her on the clock. the nightly curfew is the only time she's not on site anamosa to get them don't mom. i can't just sit home doing nothing and just waiting. i'm also definitely not leaving. this is our home that we love, and we're not going anywhere shine it's not only about donating goods many also contribute that time making camouflage. and that's for the army. green and brown clothes are separated from the donations and cut into pieces. the rest is a lot of handiwork. the ukranian army has been at war for 8 years, still lacking many basic items, including protective equipment and many here have somebody at the front, a husband, brother, sister, or in natalia's case a 19 year old son. as it is, okay. yeah. awesome. and we are in touch. i can talk to him once a day. it's those few minutes that i'm waiting for the day that you guys being active is also a way for many here to deal with their worries. well, the international community is also rising, its voice over the ukraine conflict. the un security c

people are organizing aid for both on natalia who doesn't want to give her last name. leave the youth center in peace time. she's used to organizing outings and summer cams now at war, she's busy directing volunteers in sorting donation. new paul in the last year. i never imagined i'd be doing any of this. i'm learning all the time. we are improving our work every minute. we are getting there before the should the minutes and center ukraine has so far been bad. heavy fighting or the air 8 alarms are frequent but like everywhere in the country, people here have been under shock since russia attacked. now everyone was to contribute. a wave of solidarity is running through society. natalia is out and about her on the clock. the nightly curfew is the only time she's not on site no more just to get there. don't. mom brought the icon to the home and doing nothing and just waiting bush. i'm also definitely not leaving. this is our home that we love, homer and we're not going anywhere. la, shy, unless it's not only about $2900.00 goods, many also contribute that time making co

the more let's go to moscow then join journalist natalia. it's more than ever a welcome natalia. how is this news being received there? well, here in russia, this is obviously the major topic on all news towns and publications. and everybody here is only talking about what does it mean and how to react to this. and some people are, don't know what else to do and going on to the streets. we've seen some progress happening in the center of moscow and in another russian cities. and it's hard to calculate how many people are there but, and several hundreds for sure. and many of them have already been detained. and we have a latest numbers more than 800 people all across russia. but people on that only going out of the streets because it's quite dangerous to express your opinion that way. a lot of people are posting on social media that they are not supporting this line or the government. and a lot of prominent russians also voice their concerns and voice their opinion against the war. but we don't know yet how many people do support the decision. because according to the last polls a

a wave of solidarity is running through society. natalia is out and about her on the clock. the nightly curfew is the only time she's not on site. and the more just that if they don't, mom brought the icon to the home doing nothing and just waiting bush. i'm also definitely not leaving. this is our home that we love, homer and we're not going anywhere shy unless it's not only about donating goods. many also contribute that time making come a flash and it's for the army. green and brown clothes are separated from the donations and cut into pieces. the rest is a lot of handy work. the ukrainian army has been at war for 8 years, still lacking many basic items including protective equipment and many here have somebody at the front, a husband, brother, sister, or in natalia's case, a 19 year old son as of as orca. yeah. awesome. and we are in touch, i can talk to him once a day. it's those few minutes that i'm waiting for all day yet you guys the was being active is also a way for many here to deal with their worries. and in another development president of a lot of mirrors, the

and we can cross now that to natalia mullin, favor a journalist in moscow, the russian capital natalia, thanks so much for joining us now. russia, the invasion appears to have united west and allies support an ages pouring in. germany says it will now deliver weapons directly to ukraine. how is russia and its government reacting to all of this? well, russia's official positions say the same that russia is strong and is prepared to 5 bear to fight in this military and military operation. that as this is a term used here, not a war, not an invasion, but a special military operation to actually protect and free people of grade. that's what it's that here on the russian they d, b and in the official of shall speech is also lang report and his missiles. so there is not, hasn't seemed to be a change of how it's portrayed here in the light of the new weapons deliver to ukraine. am russia and you said it's strong and it's going to be there and the em every hour here yesterday and today hasn't been any, but there will be during the day we have updates from the ministry of defense about how many

she's going skinner, and for the view from russia, i'm joined now by journalist natalia's mind saver in moscow. natalia welcome putin up there, of course, talking and calling on the ukrainian people to lay down their arms. what is the sense in russia as to how putin's war is going? here in russia, we're hearing every bad lexical every hour and state to even you updates about how this military operation house cold here on the official media is progressing. there are new numbers of defense m off military objective captured or destroyed any korean territory, but they're still known use as for how many troops has rushed last or there is still denying the fact that they have been any attacks on there, on the cities or on their single relation, they still saying the only attack, the military object of despair, the pictures we are seeing or in our program and in other programs. so this is that the narrative has been going on there, but it hasn't address the nation since yesterday. since what we've seen now, but in the meantime innovative the former russian president and the deputy chief of

natalia, as you point out, there were _ for me. natalia, as you point out, there were people _ for me. natalia, as you point out, there were people already - for me. natalia, as you point out, there were people already trying l for me. natalia, as you point out, | there were people already trying to leave and we've heard from the united nations high commissionerfor refugees who told the bbc a short while ago that more than 100,000 people have already left their homes with a few thousand crossing into moldova and romania. poland also setting up reception points. how difficult is it in this point in time for people to just up and leave the place they've lived their entire lives and try go somewhere else? it's heartbreaking. loads of ukrainians already had emergency bags packed and their documents and water. but even the thought of leaving possibly forever into the unknown is heartbreaking. including the challenges of leaving, not enough petrol at the petrol stations, there is heavy traffic on the roads. people are challenged all the

natalia, what are they _ social media means. natalia, what are they telling - social media means. natalia, what are they telling you - social media means. natalia, i what are they telling you about the situation on the ground? talk us through some of the things that they've been experiencing as they go through, the escalations and tensions and invasion that was a right now. tensions and invasion that was a right nova— a right now. basically my morning _ a right now. basically my morning yesterday - a right now. basically my. morning yesterday started from... i was listening to live emergency meeting and started receiving messages from friends in kyiv saying look, there are sounds of explosions everywhere. we don't it was happening, we cannot see fire or anything but we can hear big sounds. i kept receiving those messages and people telling me they evacuate and trying to get families in the car and drive in the city. i called my parents and luckily my parents just came back from odesa overnight on a train and they were on the bus going home from train station. at the big relief f

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so does it come from key of natalia and erica? sire, thank you so much. that's over the show will be back on monday. what would it be in the $76.00 murder? one of tony blair's foreign secretary robyn cook, who, infamously resigned his position in parliament to protest the iraq war, which would kill name or displace tens of millions until then keep in touch wireless social media. let us know of your a ukrainian we'd like to come on this show to give us your side of the green invasion. ah. all those driven by dreamers shaped bankers and of those with theirs sinks. we dare to ask in a yeah. a with, with us, the for katie with the kremlin, says ukraine is refusing to negotiate, and the military operation will continue while advisor to ukraine's president says, give, is not satisfied with the conditions. russia is offering for peace talks that you has decided to disconnect some russian banks from swift system as well as freeze assets of the russian central bank a source in russia's defense ministry. it rejects allegations that the military hit a residential to

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so does it come from key of natalia and narrative? sire, thank you so much. that's over the show. will be back on monday. what would it be in the $76.00 birthday? one of tony blair's foreign secretary robyn cook, who, infamously resigned his position in parliament to protest the iraq, or which would kill name or displace tens of millions until then keep in touch wireless social media that has no of your a ukrainian who would like to come on this show to give us your side of the green invasion. ah, join me every thursday on the alex salmon show and i will be speaking to get us on the world of politics, sport business, i'm sure business. i'll see you then. mm. ah . moscow claims ukraine is refusing to negotiate on the military operation will continue that says, an advisor to ukraine's president says keith is not satisfied with the conditions. russia is offering for peace negotiation. meanwhile, a source in russia's defense ministry rejects allegation, is the military. you hate a residential talbot can ukraine is capital with both sides blaming each other. meanwhile, artillery and gu

like pal city of india who takes on the violence directed at women and girls in her country. natalia tail dorsey ever comes from north macedonia, the se european republic with a tiny film industry, even so it's so regular on the international festival circuit and to country that places great value on ensuring equal rights for women in the film industry. women got dear paternity to feature dared talent their point of view and their work are behind the camera. so that's what i, i would say it's good. think about mustard on in film industry ah, mythical ah, in willow natalia till dos whoever plays an expectant mother forced to make a painful decision. and look at her in a norma foolishness that hasn't been a little in the computer. but the little one of them was out of the prison human radical camera was i have a toyota dealer with a good deal. you had him all of us. i usually a plea, characters that are pigs for those women who have no courage to voice about their decisions, they have to make their own and not someone else's. so that's what excites me about doing this job. to dos, equi

i'm joined by a journalist, natalia smile, and say that in moscow. thank you for joining us. that we just heard president putin there speaking directly to the ukrainian people. can you tell us a little more about what he was saying there? and yes, exactly. so this is a address from yesterday and put in was talking not to the lens key, not to the authorities in key, but directly to ukrainian people and the ukrainian soldiers. and these are the people that kremlin the russia, they claim that they are gonna protect in ukraine. this is the goal of their operation dealer to reparation as a skull here to protect the people. and that's why he's saying that he's addressing directly to them, because he doesn't see the possibility of addressing the authorities and keep any more this questions, the whole willingness of russia to actually go into the talk that you've been just discuss discussing before. and after this address it's m, it's unclear if they're going to continue with the offer all the talks and things or somewhere else. and basically what he was saying is that he was urging

and we can cross now that to natalia mullin, favor a journalist in moscow, the russian capital natalia, thanks so much for joining us now. russia, the invasion appears to have united west and allies support an ages pouring in. germany says it will now deliver weapons directly to ukraine. how has russia and its government reacting to all of this? well, russia's official position stay the same, that russia is strong and is prepared to 5 bear to fight in this military and military operation. that as this is a term used here, not a war, not an invasion, but a special military operation to actually protect and free people of grade. that's what it says here on the russian. they tv and in the official of shows, pictures of latin report and his missiles. so there is not, hasn't seemed to be a change of how it's portrayed here in the light of the new weapons delivered to ukraine. am russia and you said it's strong and it's going to be there and the em every hour here a yesterday and today hasn't been any, but there will be during the day. we have updates from the ministry of defense about how m

i'm not scared to about simeon, my son might skate ice care about my my husband, my parents, natalia tells us her husband had to stay behind. he may have to fight into, of course, my son ryker. i ran as a here because his separate a separate entity i, he wanted to, she's a husband all this call him and i say i wanted to be with you. a former warehouse now serves as a provisionary shelter, a safe haven for those who don't have anywhere to go. there is no shortage of donations including food, diapers, and blankets. most of it is handled by volunteers. people from all over poland and even abroad are pitching into help with rides out of town, and even places to sleep upon. hey, is this, you know, we have very concerned about everything that's happening. this is great injustice, and i think everyone should help has accosted moving into my god. joseph eric and frances are also need of help. in a during students barely made it across the board. they tell us, this is not the only report of africans having been sent to the back of the queue by ukrainian border guards. there was a lot of this

journalist in moscow. natalia welcome. we've just heard this announcement of the russian delegation in belarus. the kremlin says it's offering talks with, with ukraine. can you tell us more about this development? yes, just about an hour ago they've been, they've been information about from their russian, the kremlin press secretaries to give it to be scoffed. who announced that a russian delegation has already arrived to better was to see, to have gorman, which associated close to the border with the ukraine into the border with russia in there already. there are 2 whole talks with the ukranian side here has been this back and forth. what comes to negotiations? because on friday, a russia, supposedly after the suggestion of ukraine to discuss the neutral status of the country. i suggested belarus as the and the place hope this negotiations and they say they even stopped this military operation for a couple of hours while waiting for the response from ukraine. and what came then was a suggestion to hold talk somewhere else

all right, well let's get the view from russia said that i'm joined by a journalist natalia's smile and say that in moscow. thank you for joining us. that we just heard president putin, that speaking directly to the ukrainian people. can you tell us a little more about what he was saying there? and yes, exactly. so this is a address from yesterday and put in was talking not to the lens key, not to the authorities and key, but directly to ukrainian people and to ukrainian soldiers. and these are the people that kremlin the russia, they claim that they're gonna protect you crate. and this is the goal of their operation. let's reparation as a school here to protect the people. and it's why he's saying that he's addressing directly to them, because he doesn't see the possibility of addressing the authorities and keep anymore this questions, the whole willingness of russia to actually go into the talk that you've been just discuss the discussion before. and after this address it's m, it's unclear if they're going to continue with the offer all the talks and meetings or somewhere else. and ba

thanks so much and would join now by natalia mullen saver who is a journalist in moscow. natalia welcome. we've just heard this announcement of the russian delegation in belarus. the kremlin says it's offering talks with with ukraine. can you tell us more about this development? yes, just about an hour ago they've been, they've been information about from their russian a kremlin press secretaries to give it to be scoffed. who announced that a russian delegation has already arrived to better was to see, to have gorman, which associated close to the border with the ukraine. enter the border with russia in there already. there is to hold talks with the ukrainian side here has been this back and forth. what comes to negotiations? because on friday, a russia, supposedly, after the suggestion of ukraine to discuss the neutral status of the country. i suggested bellows as the, and the place. hope this negotiations and they say they even stopped this military operation for a couple of hours while waiting for the response from ukraine. and what came then was a suggestion to hold talk somewhere el

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for natalia cook's and her son, yvonne, an opportunity to finally rest, their group left ukraine with the 1st alarm and only got her now. i'm not scared about simeon, my son might skate ice care about my, my husband, my parents. natalia tells her husband how to stay behind. he may have to fight into of course my son ray cry ran as a yeah, no, because his separate a separate and i he wanted to caesar hard about all this, call him and i say i wanted to be with you. a former warehouse now serves as a provisionary shelter, a safe haven for those who don't have anywhere to go. there is no shortage of donations including food diapers, and blankets. most of it is handled by volunteers. people from all over poland and even abroad are pitching into help with rides, out of town, and even places to sleep apart. new fun. okay. yes. session. we have very concerned about everything that's happening. this is great injustice and i think everyone should help cause the building implement that. joseph eric and frances are also need of help in a during students barely made it across the board. they tell

i'm not scared about sammy and my son might skate ice care about my my husband, my parents, natalia tells us her husband had to stay behind. he may have to fight into, of course my son re cry ran as a yeah. no. because his separate a separate and i, he wanted to caesar husband all this call him and i say i wanted to be with you. a former warehouse now serves as a provisionary shelter, a safe haven for those who don't have anywhere to go. there is no shortage of the nations including food diapers and blankets. most of it is handled by volunteers. people from all over poland and even abroad are pitching into help with rides out of town and even places to sleep on new. yes, that we have very concerned about everything that's happening. this is great injustice and i think everyone should help cause the booking implement that joseph eric and frances are also need of help. the nigerian students barely made it across the board. they tell us, this is not the only report of africans having been sent to the back of the queue or ukrainian bordered arts. there was a lot of this confusion going on. th

i was genest, natalia, small, and saver took him to me from moscow. now russia vetoed a draft un resolution on friday, deploring it's countries invasion of ukraine. but it was the only country to vote against the resolution. 11 of the 15 member council voted in favor while china, india, and the united arab emirates all abstained. this leads russia magically isolated and without support. at all, resolution is now expected to be taken up by the 193 member. un generally assembly the atrocious wash. many of the people caught up in the invasion have fled to neighboring countries. the un says more than $50000.00 ukranian refugees have fled since thursday. and we can see where most are headed to countries neighboring ukraine. they include e. u members, poland, slovakia, hungry and romania as well as non e u. member moldova. and was fighting worse than these countries are now bracing for more refugees in the coming days. the train station in the polish city of sham mitchell, 10 kilometers from ukraine for many ukrainian refugees. it's their 1st stop after cro

reporter: as troops continue to move in, natalia ponders the impact on her. natalia: freedom always costs something. and i hope that it won't cost our life. reporter: david louis, abc7news. larry: scary to the latest covid-19 developments, transmission is decreasing in parts of the bay area. marin and san mateo counties are in the moderate tear, meaning 10 to 49 cases per 100,000 people, and five to 7% test positivity rate. vallejo city council voted unanimously to lift the cities and/or mask mandate for vaccinated people and google is dropping its vaccine mandate. the company plans to require most employees to come into work three days a week but a date has not been set. kristen: the lengths some people will go to to keep kids off social m larry: time for the four at four. there is a new study that tells you of wine or coffee that are good or bad for you or dark chocolate, whatever it is. today, no different. a study from the journal of american heart association finds doing chores like cooking, vacuuming, and gardening provide enough movement to protect aga

and natalia. one more question we've heard that the, the west stands united and preparing a package of massive sanctions that they said they said that these sanctions will be crippling to russia as the economy, industry technology. what are the concerns there in the kremlin? it doesn't seem that these have acted as a deterrence. so are there concerns about what might be coming from the west? well, according to the, to the official right, regular say that the sanctions will come and that will prepare to this. but this is only part of the the.

i'm not scared about sam, me and my son might skate ice care about my my husband, my parents, natalia tells her husband how to stay behind. he may have to fight into, of course, my son. right. cry ran as a. yeah. and because his separate a separate and i, he wanted to seize their husband, always call him and i say i wanted to be with you. a former warehouse now serves as a provisionary shelter, a safe haven for those who don't have anywhere to go. there is no shortage of donations including food diapers, and blankets. most of it is handled by volunteers. people from all over poland and even abroad are pitching into help with rides out of town and even places to sleep . putney. hey, hey, is this mom? we are very concerned about everything that's happening. this is great injustice and i think everyone should help as a positive of the implement that joseph eric and frances are also need of help in a during students barely made it across the board. they tell us, this is not the only report of africans having been sent to the back of the queue by ukrainian border guards. there was a lot of

journal is natalia, small, and save us speaking to us from moscow. thanks so much for that update. well, we're trying to get an overview of what is happening on the ground right now. as russia has invaded ukraine, it's difficult to do so, but we have william bluecross back with us now to to help us get a better picture of what is happening. william. that's right. thanks very much. it has been a shocking 2436 hours. although we've been seeing as many as 190000 russian troops building up on ukrainian borders for the last many months, actually still, let's see how things have developed. if we can show a map of ukraine here up on the wall behind me. there's been a number of developments they started will remember in the east, in this separatist held region that russia recognizes now, but the rest of the world does not this don bus region. that's where putin on monday said he was going to be sending forces to so called protect them from what he saw as ukrainian aggressions and the ukraine denied. but since then, what we're hearing out of ukraine has gone way beyond that with attacks aro

limited availability life sentences for killing a police officer gabriel natalia, yourself and finnegan elder are from el valley in 2019 elder stabbed and killed an italian place close police officer while on vacation in rome. at the criminal trial. natalia yours testified that he was fighting with the officer's partner and was unaware of the stabbing. now today, prosecutors argued for the convictions of both defendants to be upheld, but called for natalia your sentence to be reduced. to 24 years while saying elders life sentence should stick and appeals trial is expected to last for about a month here in a separate trial and italian police officer is charged with using unjustified means in handling the two men after they were arrested. one was blindfolded, which is illegal in italy, and the officer had allegedly talked to others about killing natalia north and elder. and dissolving there remains in acid. tensions are rising near ukraine's borders, where russia has started joint military drills with belarus. nato says around 30,000 russian troops are believed to be taking part in the 10

natalia was here with her two daughters. she tells me she talks to them all the time about possible war with russia. >> yes, we always talk about this, about war. and we have a plan. that's why we are here. >> reporter: the training organized by a far-right political party and overseen bit ukrainian government's territorial defense forces. people today learning hand-to-hand knife fighting with sticks, using wooden guns to practice shooting around corners, shooting rifles in group tactical target practice, listening to how to handle bazookas, detonators, and mines. 4-year-old kalina paying close attention. her mother tells me she is most worried they won't leave in time if there is a full russian invasion. but natalia says she stays because she's a surgeon. you want to stay here, why? >> because i'm a doctor, and because i think i can help people when war will come to our home. >> reporter: natalia's patriotism, a powerful symbol to putin. up here on a windy lil above the city of leviv, she and other ukrainians taking this li

my parents, natalia tells her husband how to stay behind. he may have to fight into of course, my son very cry ran as a here because his separate a separate and i he wanted to caesar, husband always call him and i say i wanted to be with you. the former warehouse now serves as a provisionary shelter, a safe haven for those who don't have anywhere to go. there is no shortage of donations including food diapers, and blankets. most of it is handled by volunteers. people from all over poland and even abroad are pitching into help with rides out of town, and even places to sleep on. you know that we are very concerned about everything that's happening. this is great injustice and i think everyone should help as a cost of the implement that joseph eric and frances are also need of help in education. students barely made it across the board. they tell us, this is not the only report of africans having been sent to the back of the queue by ukrainian bordered arts. there was a lot of this confusion going on there where we actually had to like beg peo

i'm not scared to about simeon, my son might skate ice care about my, my husband, my parents, natalia tells us her husband had to stay behind. he may have to fight into of course, my son right here. i ran as a here because his zipper and to a separate and i he wanted to caesar how's going to always call him and i say i wanted to be with you. the former warehouse now serves as a provisionary shelter, a safe haven for those who don't have anywhere to go. there is no shortage of donations including food, diapers, and blankets. most of it is handled by volunteers. people from all over poland and even abroad are pitching into help with rides, out of town, and even places to sleep upon new. okay. yes, that we have very concerned about everything that's happening. this is great injustice, and i think everyone should help has accosted moving into my god. joseph eric and frances are also need of help in a during students barely made it across the board. they tell us, this is not the only report of africans having been sent to the back of the queue by ukrainian border guards. there was a lot of

so does it come from key of natalia and narrative sky? thank you so much. that's over the show will be back on monday. what would it be in the $76.00 birthday? one of tony blair's foreign secretary's robin cook, who, infamously resigned his position in parliament to protest the iraq war, which would kill name or displace tens of millions until then keep in touch my role as social media that has no of your a ukrainian who would like to come on this show to give us your side of the green invasion. ah, join me every thursday on the alex salmon show and i'll be speaking to guess on the world politics sport. business. i'm show business. i'll see you then. mm hm. with the top headlights right now. here what archie international, according to the kremlin officials are saying that ukraine is refusing to negotiate and the military incursion will continue. a key has apparently saying it's not satisfied with the conditions, but russia is apparently offering a page until details with the other side of source. moscow's defense ministry says ukraine, not russia. it's a r

okay. natalia, thank you again for that update. as we've been looking at those pictures, we'll come back to a little bit later a french president am i know on my call and says france and its european allies. did everything possible to find a diplomatic solution to the crisis? now, in a televised address, he said they would show no weakness in response to russia's attack, calling at a turning point in european history. lisa, wo if we hear in your denies, remember what worries then go to the library and pull out the footage of the wall. it means thousands and thousands of people killed if not millions. what i want from the world to one, the won't world raleigh off to rule and defend the world from all from the, from the aggression from the russian federation. ok, i apologize. that apologies. that was not, of course the french president manual. my call that was a circuitous lisa, the ukrainian ambassador to be un speaking a little bit earlier, but maybe we can now bring up that clip from the french presidential manual on my car. as we

. >> reporter: natalia is originally from ukraine, and moved to the east bay about six months ago with her husband and children as a fulbright scholar at uc berkeley. she says she talks to family back home more than once per day. >> they are afraid that something will happen, that they won't be ready for. >> reporter: her immediate family is here but she has a sister and other relatives back home. they live in western ukraine, further away from where russia could invade, on the eastern side. she says her family is starting to stock up on supplies. >> people in ukraine are fearful. they don't know what to expect. >> reporter: you merely markov shares that view. he has lived here since 2014 and helps a local nonprofit support the ukrainian community here. >> they are safe but we do not know what will happen in three or four days. i very much hope they will be safe. >> reporter: i rally was held here over a week ago when russia did not seem as ready to attack. >> the security of global security is being decided in ukraine. >> reporter: not only are there economic indications for the bay a