limited availability >> that breaking news into the kron. 4 news room. pleasanton police investigating a deadly shooting involving a police officer right now. police are asking people who live in the area or travel through the area to avoid the location near owens drive and willow road. no other details have been reported at this time card force taylor is making her way to the scene and she'll be providing updates for us throughout the evening. a news conference was scheduled for 5.30. we just learned that's going to be pushed back. maybe 5.45, maybe closer to 6 o'clock. there's the live look when that press conference peak, begins. we will bring you their life.

then the northeast and new england. treacherous ice for dallas, memphis and little rock this evening. the concern over driving and, of course, will the power lines hold? up to a foot of snow across the midwest with more on the way. the storm reaching the northeast tomorrow night into friday morning. and behind it all, that frigid cold. the storm delivering a one-two punch of sorts. the first round barrelling across the midwest today. the second round coming next. highways filled with vehicles already tonight. a fedex truck jackknifing in the snow in denver. the company warning of nationwide delays. in columbia, missouri, traffic backed up in both directions. this is i-70 right there. heavy snow falling all day in the chicago area. the illinois governor tonight declaring a disaster, activating the national guard. and look at this. plows at chicago's midway airport, trying to keep the runways clear, but thousands of flights already canceled nationwide tonight. this is a prolonged winter storm event over several days. ging

we have breaking news. the pentagon tonight now saying of vladimir putin and russia, they are ready. warning there are signs a full-scale russian invasion of ukraine is imminent. my interview here with secretary of state antony blinken, what are they seeing in ukraine right now? a senior u.s. defense official telling abc news russia now has about 80% of its forces in forward positions, ready to move in. more than 150,000 russian troops amassed among ukraine's borders, the north, the east, the south. and late today, in the middle of the night moscow time, russian state news now reporting that those two separatist regions inside ukraine have now requested help from vladimir putin and the russian military in taking on ukrainian forces. the u.s. had warned putin might use a manufactured plea for military help as a reason to move in. ian pannell standing by in kyiv tonight. martha raddatz also live in ukraine. and cecilia vega with late reporting from the white house tonight. >>> also this evening, the pandemic.

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elise preston, cbs news, new york. >> and that's the overnight news for this thursday. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is cbs news flash. bob saget actor's family confirmed he died from trauma. he was hit in the back of the head before passing away one month ago. >>> aaa says gas is averaging $3.47 per gallon, its highest point in eight years. experts point to the ongoing tensions between ukraine and russia, which is a major crude oil exporter. >>> and step aside, super bowl sunday. the 18th annual puppy bowl kicks off this weekend. the epic showdown highlights 67 incredible shelters across the country. all of the dogs in the big game are adoptable. sadly, the kitten bowl has been canceled. >>> for more news download the cbs news app on your cell phone or tv. i'm tom hanson, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> good evening and thank you so much for joining us. tonight one by one, states are preparing to lose their mask mandates. at least nine states in the last few days have moved to end requirements

and prosperous new year. thank you very much. mr. liu? >> good evening. happy lunar new year. hello. my name is donald liu, and i'm the president of the chinese chamber of commerce. we want to thank you for supporting our annual chinese new year activities. between the flower fairs, the street fairs, and upcoming parade, it's going to be televised internationally. we bring people to chinatown at the exact moments when we need it, but in the coming year, we need even more support from the city. while the economic impacts of covid continue, our community serving small businesses are failing due to covid relief programs. while understanding that these programs cannot continue indefinitely, we want to see if we can come up with a transformative investment in our a.a.p.i. communities to stabilize businesses or we will lose them forever. we are seeing many of our long time community property owners being forced to list their buildings for sale at a pace i've never seen before in 30 years of my time in chinatown. we

in new york city, ♪ ♪ there's always something new to discover. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ come be a part of it. plan your next vacation at iloveny.com >>> if you have been to the grocery store lately you can relate to this. there has been a sudden price increase on produce. >> we asked kiet do to explain why we are suddenly paying more. >>> inflation has finally hit the produce aisle, where the price of fruits and veggies in particular are going up sharply. food prices overall were up 0.5%, but fruits and vegetables went up at nearly twice that rate, 0.9%. fresh fruits in particular were more than triple the rate, at 1.8%. why? well, it's located. >> the main component, in terms of fruit inflation in the u.s., comes from transportation cost, particularly ocean freight. >> reporter: david is a senior analyst at rainbow research, specializing in fresh fruits and vegetables. he says there is a laundry list of reasons for the price hike. the minimum wage in mexico has doubled in the last four years, shooting up 24% in january, alone. in some instances, the cost of fertilizer has doubled or tripled.

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major breaking news. johns hopkins university has released a new study. this reporting comes from the "washington times," it finds the lockdown during the early face phase of the pandemic 2020 reduced covid-19 mortality by about .2%. we find no evidence that lockdowns, school closures, border closures and limiting gatherings have had a noticeable effect on covid-19 mortality. the paper goes on to note that lockdowns did, however, have, quote, devastating effects on the economy and contributed to numerous social ills. are you shocked or surprised? >> not particularly. because i think we are going to be for the next few months and probably the next few years, we are going to be learning about our response collectively to this pandemic. and some of the disastrous decisions that were made. not necessarily in the very early days when we knew very little about the virus, how it was transmitted and we were trying to get our arms around it, but in the months beyond that where schools, for example, in many parts of this country thrill in bluer areas in particular

news and that breaking news is in s police vehicles have been involved in a crash sky 7 is live over mckee road and jose vergarais avenue these tow trucks just arrived to take the suvs away. you can see this head-on collision. that's right in front of the regional medical center to give you a better perspective. we have calls in to san jose police for more details on this. we will bring that information to you just as soon as it comes into the newsroom. and there's this breaking news out of the east bay the orinda bart station is closed right now because of what bart is calling a major medical. emergency, we understand. there's someone on the tracks trains are not stopping at orinda station right now. we will bring you updates as we get more information for now, though. good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm on dates and i'm dan ashley. we are all so following new developments on the coronavirus here in california with governor newsom announcing late today that the end of california's indoor mask requirement is now in sight starting next tuesday, february 15th, the statewide

do you anticipate changes in laws in new york city and new york state? guest: i think it is too early to say. one of the things we are starting to learn is that the mayor in new york only has so much power at the end of the day. a lot of these policies are enacted at the state level and we haven't seen albany signal willingness to budge or reconsider these reforms. we have bail reform, discovery reform, all of these things systematically lower the transaction costs of criminal conduct, making it less likely you will be arrested, less likely that if you are arrested, your case will be prosecuted within progressive prosecutors like eric gonzales and alvin bragg in manhattan. we have had juvenile cases diverted into family court at higher rates, aching prison sanctions less likely in those cases. all of that matters, but eric adams is putting pressure on the governor and democrats in albany. so far, they don't seem willing to budge on these issues. then you have prosecutors at the local level who are somewhat at odds with adams' mission. alvin bragg being t

this is abc 7 news. breaking news this morning queen elizabeth, the second has tested positive for covid buckingham palace releasing a statement this morning about her symptoms and how she will go on with the rest of this week and continue in oakland over the board's decision to stick with the plan to close nearly a dozen schools what teachers and parents are saying about a possible strike. good morning everybody. it's sunday, february 20th. i'm liz kroitz and we are going to get to those top stories in just a moment. but first, let's start with a quick look at the weather with meteorologist lisa arjun. good morning lisa. hi, liz, good morning to i don't know if you noticed but the fog is back. cover isorning.n shore windsin'd going to allow for reduced v up to the north and we're looking at the temperatures not that cold this morning some upper 30s mid-40s and blackhawk 47 pleasant hill and that fog allowing for the temperatures not to dip into the 30s up in the north bay, but it's also going to inhibit

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the new alert. how criminals are using dating apps to get away with people's life savings. >>> and terrible typo. what happens when the hometown newspaper spells the hometown wrong? >> announcer: from abc news in new york, this is "america this morning." >>> good tuesday morning, everyone. we begin with breaking news. russia appears to be on the brink of war with ukraine. >> russian president vladimir putin is now recognizing the independence of two breakaway regions of ukraine. he's ordering troops to move into those regions, a move widely seen as a pretext for invading. overnight, amid the escalating tensions, u.s. diplomats in ukraine were relocated to poland. >> the u.n. security council held an emergency meeting last night, and now we've learned the biden administration will impose what are being described as significant sanctions on russia. >> abc's faith abubey begins our coverage from washington. faith, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, andrew and mona. it appears more likely t

connecticut, delaware, and new jersey among the latest. the new jersey governor phil murphy calling it a huge step toward normalcy. >> decisions like these balancing public health with the need to get back to some semblance of normalcy are not easy we can responsibly take this step given the continuing drop in new cases and hospitalizations and also are buoyed by the continued growth in vaccinations and expectations that the vaccines will be made available to children under the age of 5 in early march. >> school districts in new jersey will no longer be required to enforce mask rules starting march 7th governor murphy says districts can still issue mask requirements for students and teachers if as he put it conditions require it. only 11 states have yet to announce official end dates for mask requirements in schools and the majority of them led by democratic governors according to data from education week. the white house's position is not budging. still encouraging people to mask up in classrooms >> our advice to every school district is

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nightly news starts now. >>> breaking news tonight. the major winter storm knocking out power to hundreds of thousands of americans. more than 100 million on alert as the storm sweeps the south. rare tornadoes leaving a trail of destruction. ice and bitter cold in texas nearly a year after a deep freeze killed almost 250 people. >>> danger on the roads. thousands of flights cancelled. where is it headed next? >>> and the leader of isis killed in a suicide bombing during a u.s. special ops raid in syria. his wife and several children killed as well. president biden observing from the situation room. u.s. troops forced to destroy their own helicopter, how the raid played out. >>> the u.s. accusing russia of making a fake attack video to justify attacking ukraine as the first troops leave for eastern europe. >>> the president in new york city to address the violent crime surge saying the answer is not to defund the police. the interview with the new mayor, eric adams. does he think the manhattan d.a. went too far when he said he wouldn't

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answering your questions world news. tonight is coming up next and i'll see you back here at 4. >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. pfizer now asking the fda to grant emergency use authorization to vaccinate america's youngest children. pfizer's new low dose vaccine for children 6 months to 5 years old. how soon could there be a decision? what we've learned tonight. more than 808,000 children testing positive for covid last week. >>> tonight, this new storm. more than 20 states now on alert from colorado to texas to new york, and all of the northeast. heavy snow, dangerous ice and bitter cold. the storm coming in two rounds and ginger zee explains with this newest track tonight. >>> the emergency evacuations. the massive fire at a fertilizer plant in north carolina. more than 6,000 people forced from their homes. firefighters pulling back more than a mile because of fears of a possible explosion. >>> a deadly school shooting in minnesota. one student killed, another in critical condition. and a

gioia addison fox news. a major study is raising safety concerns about a chemical often used in plastics and metal food packaging, researchers found the average american is exposed to levels of the compound b p a that are far above what is considered safe. several u. s. consumer groups have now filed a petition with the fda, urging the agency to impose strong new limits on the chemicals used. the fda is required to respond within the next six months. lawmakers in hawaii are considering a ban on those little plastic bottles of liquid soap and shampoo given out to hotel guests. the surfrider foundation of hawaii says a large hotel can use 300,000 of those single use bottles each month, and nearly all of them end up in trash cans and eventually, the state landfill. hyatt has already stopped using the small bottles and marriott has pledged to stop by the end of this year. well it is another record breaking milestone for the queen of england. today marks the 70th anniversary of queen elizabeth's accession to the

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we begin with breaking news. president biden warning vladimir putin a russian invasion of ukraine would bring swift and severe costs. u.s. officials saying a full-scale russian attack could come within days. the president speaking by phone to putin for a little over an hour this morning. the call coming as russian forces conduct live fire exercises in nearby belarus. and massive naval drills in the black sea. more than 30 warships now there. a russian sub spotted on its way from turkey. u.s. officials ordering nearly all the remaining embassy staff in ukraine to leave now, as the threat of an invasion looms. u.s. troops on the ground now in romania, supporting nato forces. more than 3,000 members of the 82nd airborne arriving soon in the region. now, despite the urgent warnings, tonight russia denying it intends to invade. abc's soon your national correspondent terry moran leading us off from ukraine. >> reporter: tonight, an urgent last-ditch effort at diplomacy. president biden holding high-stakes talks with vl

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this morning, a new order from the u.s. state department urging families of american diplomats in belarus to leave while they can. u.s. intelligence officials say they have evidence russia is planning to move in more than 30,000 troops into ukraine's northern neighbor as part of its continued military aggression towards kyiv. >> the situation we're facing in europe is urgent and dangerous. >> reporter: russia has already amassed more than 100,000 troops and heavy military equipment at ukraine's doorstep. a a heated u.n. security council meeting yesterday, u.s. ambassador to the u.n. linda thomas-greenfield blaming russia for disturbing the peace in the region. >> this is the largest -- hear me clearly -- mobilization of troops in europe in decades. and as we speak, russia is sending even more forces and arms to join them. >> reporter: russia's u.n. ambassador brushing off the international concerns accusing the u.s. of whipping up tensions and provoking escalation. >> translator: you are almost calling for this. you want it

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and international news. tensions are nearing a boiling point between russia and ukraine as diplomats around the world rush to keep war from happening now, russia says it's planning a massive display of nuclear drills. further escalating the situation. trevor shirley has reaction from u.s.. officials. >>u.s. officials say that's not the kind of display that shows russia has any intention of backing down intelligence estimates show russia has around 150,000 troops almost entirely encircling ukraine. russia still insists it has no plans to invade on friday, president biden will hold a call with european leaders to talk about efforts to keep diplomacy going. it was also announced the secretary of state antony blinken will meet face-to-face with russian foreign minister sergei lavrov next week. but only if russia doesn't invade ukraine by then. earlier today in munich, blinken said he continues to believe diplomacy can work and praised allied unity. differences have to resolved through dialogue through diplomacy.

this morning their lawyer speaks out exclusively to abc news. >>> new mask guidance. what the cdc is set to announce about wearing masks indoors in public. ♪ time to begin ♪ >>> and it's our final adventure in the galapagos and we're diving underwater with the penguins. the moment amy and our cameras are up close with the reef shark. it's all part of our "extraordinary earth" live on "gma" this friday. ♪ i'm never changing who i am ♪ >>> good morning, america. we want to get right to the latest on the invasion of ukraine that's becoming a global crisis. as we come on the air russian forces closing in on the capital city of kyiv, a live look at the city right now. residents reporting gunfire and explosions as russian troops advance after a new round of air attacks overnight. >> this video posted to social media showing explosions over the city and new images coming in, showing the damage from those strikes. >> this war already demonstrating its human toll as well. some ukrainian civilians taking shelter in an underground subway station. others racing to escape

people aren't relying on television news to get all their news. they get it from a guy like joe rogan file and everybody can build a platform and get to where he is. so the genie is out of the bottle and everybody's the media. it's been a year now since the military took back control of me and mar the subsequent unrest has left at least 1500 people dead. and much of the countries media silenced joanna who's is here with more. well, richard, as we reported back then, ever since the hotel overthrew mia mars fledgling civilian government last february, it has been cracking down on journalism. in the immediate aftermath, 5 news organizations, including medina and democratic voice of perma for rated and had licenses revoked reporters like nathan mon from coming media and danny fenster and editor at frontier me a mar spent months behind bars on fairies trumped up charges. 57 others that we know of remaining prison making me more. the world's 2nd worst jailer of journalists. others have paid for their work with their life. soon i, a freelance photo journ

this is abc 7 news. just great little back to normal feel like everything we're not to wear masks again every once in a while just like everywhere else. we're just figuring out. what's the norm? what's the right protocols? the masked mandate now expired in the masks and come off for most people in most places, but there are some exceptions and a warning today from san francisco. mayor london breed. please don't get into arguments about whether or not you're required to wear your mask or not. if a business asks you to wear your mask wear your mask. or choose another business. and without we say good afternoon. thanks for joining us. i'm larry beale and i'm kristen z. it's a new day in much of the bay area as mass mandates have been lifted in indoor public places. now, that doesn't mean you can burn those mass just yet. they are required in some places like schools healthcare settings and if you're back unvaccinated, here's abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley who looks at the first day with the expired mas

welcome to bbc news. i'm david eades. our top stories: nato warns that russian troops are heading for eastern ukraine. we report from the front line where ukrainians are preparing for an invasion. the troops here say they have been fighting a long war against russian—backed separatists. they know that president putin may now send more forces. the us, europe and nowjapan respond with a series of targeted sanctions. just targeted sanctions. how far will they deter russia just how far will they deter russia from further military action? who in the lord's name does putin think gives him the right to declare new so—called countries on territory that belonged to his neighbours? in other news, a usjury finds the murderers of ahmaud arbery guilty of federal hate crimes. ahmaud will continue to rest in peace, but he will now begin to rest in power. is climate change threatening to under 50 years of progress against poverty? we examine the latest research, and how it affects our health. and from time to tail. how scientists pie

i am rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. kumasi: the movie "koda" has been nominated for the oscar for best picture and it has led to the first deaf man receiving an oscar nomination. it follows the life of a family of four who are deaf. the daughter is a koda. the movie is the first with a predominately deaf cast to be nominated for best picture. this is excitement for the deaf and harding hearing community -- deaf and hard of hearing community. >> it was great to see. as a koda myself, there is not a lot of representation of kodas. we are in the middle of both worlds and sometimes it can be tough to understand where do i belong. kumasi: the superintendent of the california school for the deaf says one of the many important and inspiring things about the film is that it was not hearing people play deaf characters. the 94th academy awards airs live on march 27th on abc7. reggie: i would like to see that. coming up, apple making contactless payments easier. the new system, to devices. kumasi: announcer: building a better bay

i mean one new figure. so retail says in the us to buy 3.8 percent in january, help me out with this. is that because price is arising or despite it? well, i have to tell you both. i mean on one side, definitely that price is increased was one reason why retail sales are up by a huge amount of for 3.52 or 8 percent. those numbers are not adjusted for in plate inflation. so it things get more expensive if you're buy the same amount. in general, the retail sales figure will pop up, but actually the sales numbers increased more than what we've seen on the price side. so shoppers did not shy away from spending money, even if prices went up. so let's wait and see if that's going to change. by the way, we will get another more detailed or some other information on that. on thursday when wal mart, the biggest retailer in the country, and by the way, also biggest private employer will come out with the earnings report. even on the things in the course, run more strict for us as some of the global business stories m

the new high for u.s. oil prices this morning. >>> here is your first alert weather forecast on this friday morning. it is a chilly clear start as we head through the afternoon, mostly sunny skies, daytime highs about five degrees above average. low to mid 60s. i am watching a warming trend through the next several days. i will have your seven-day forecast, coming up. america by design is a series about american innovation, ingenuity and design excellence. it's about inspiration disruption and changing the game, but which innovation will our judges select to win the series? saturdays at 7 pm on cbs channel 5. >>> yosemite national park seeing return of of its fire fall. take a look. this video was taken a few years ago. just incredible. this is what happens when the sun reflects off the waterfall at a certain angle. this usually flows during winter. park rangers say next tentative dates for fire fall are february 10 and 28th. >> gorgeous. >> it is just beautiful, isn't it? >> yeah. >>> this morning, we are

we know it is about signifying a new day, new opportunity, every lunar new year is about an opportunity for us to reset and to come together and to just really appreciate life as we know it, especially after dealing with a very challenging time during this global pandemic. we are grateful to celebrate the year of the tiger, which signifies courage and strength. i know as a tiger myself where i get it from. [laughter] but the truth is i couldn't wait until we got to the year of the tiger. i couldn't wait to this year where we could see all that it will entail, the various events, lunches, performances, gatherings, parade in person for the first time in over two years. [applause]. i want to thank each and every one of you for coming to the celebration, helping to uplift our community. all of the things you have done that have been seen and unseen to have an impact. by just being here today it demonstrates your commitment and support for the api community in san francisco and this stamp is really another incredible thing that we are able to really show and support and as a matter of fact i

abc 7 news rtestneneigor tnd has new deils. as residents around willow glen, many feel there's an undeniable sense of safety across a small pocket of san jose. >> old world charm. parks and kids, lots of restaurants. it's got some downtown. reporter: a little more than a mile outside of downtown, what authorities are calling a full-scale ghost gun factory. along this avenue and was described as an unassuming $1.6 million home, a small arsenal was uncovered. weapons seized include assault weapons as well as two handguns. >> i am shocked. usually willow glen is so safe. you don't hear anything like that around here. reporter: authorities say the suspects, two men and women all had criminal records. all are in custody. a search of the bungalow also uncovered 3d printers and other tools missionaries used to manufacture ghost guns. they can't be traced and are often bought and sold on the black market or online and assembled home. reporter: >> ghost guns are off the grid. reporter: councilmember deb davis says two new laws will take

york city, they are not made in new york city, they not sold in new york city, they are sold in other places. today the attorney general directed all u.s. attorneys in the united states to prioritize combating gun trafficking across the state lines the city boundaries and the justice department is sending additional resources to shut down when they refer to as the iron pipeline like states like baltimore and philadelphia and new york and so many other places in the governor, we work with the mayor nypd, and nine other states creating your task force on illegal guns and that is a kind of leadership that is going to solve the problems. it will hear more about that project and i also want to help every major city following new york's lead, put together partnerships like this one to put together, and building in everyday here in new york city, federal, state and local enforcement, share intelligence about shootings from the day before, the work to take those herself the street as quickly as possible. visit with the partnership looks like and this is what you put together. it's important w

later this morning, boudin plans to hold a news conference on those allegations. >>> 5:37, and a new house on the market in los gatos just the latest indicator of how hard it is to make it in the bay. the two bedroom, two bath home is available only for applicants to a special south bay affordable housing program. this is for families that fall below a certain earnings threshold. according to the mercury news, close to 100 candidates are already vying to own it. the home is being sold below market at a cost of $260,000. can you believe that? here in the bay area. today is the deadline to apply. >>> let's take a live look outside. it is expensive, but it's beautiful. at least that's free. >> this is true. >> the weather as well. taking a lovely look outside at san francisco this morning. that was a clear shot we were seeing. no fog there, kari. >> no fog, because it's so windy out there. and it's also chilly, and we're starting out with temperatures in the mid-40s right now in fairfield, brentwood 46 degrees, dublin 39. and it's 45 right now in san jose and 47 in san francisco. so a c

made in new york city, they aren't sold in new york city. they are sold in other places. today, the attorney general directed all u.s. attorneys in the united states to prioritize combating gun trafficking across state lines and city boundaries. the justice department is sending additional prosecutorial resources to help shut down what's referred to, as you all know, as the "iron pipeline" that funnels guns from shops in states like georgia to crime scenes in baltimore and philadelphia and new york and so many other places. governor, you worked with the mayor and the nypd and nine other states to create an interstate task force on illegal guns. that's the kind of leadership that's going to solve the problem. and i'm eager to hear more about that progress. and, folks, the second thing i want to point out is i want to help every major city follow new york's lead to put together partnerships like this one you put together that meet on a daily basis. every day, here in new york city, like this meeting today, federal, state, and local enforcement

s office wrapped up the news conference for the news sergio quintay. >> danny savalep, dna from a rape kit, can they do that. >> they're not supposed to, at least under federal law you're not supposed to use bystander or elimination samples. people who voluntary give their dna to exclude themselves as suspects you're not supposed to upload that though codit. not clear whether or not it governs what this these folks at the at the local level but it seems to violate the spirit of the law. but on the other hand, shep, for a long time the constitutional interpretation by the supreme court has been that if you voluntary submit information to law enforcement they are going to use it against you. and i can assure you are they will use that information against you whenever they have the chance so any of this genetic information comes as no surprise that law enforcement might use it to just check in on a few other crimes. >> even for a raich victim, so i guess this means there is no standing for anybody who might want to say, you shouldn't -- you shouldn't use my dna there >> this is a novel ca

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we do have breaking news. what could possibly be an important development in the crisis engulfing europe and the world. the russians have announced that at least some of their forces surrounding ukraine are returning to their bases, which is leading to questions in the diplomatic community about whether russia is trying to deescalate the situation. so what does this mean? what message are the russians sending? how real is this? we have reporters on the ground and some of the best minds studying the region here to decipher it because it happens at the same time major military exercises continue and there is new evidence of equipment buildup. right now, vladimir putin is meeting with the german chancellor olaf scholz in moscow. a kremlin spokesman tells cnn the russian president is willing to negotiate with the west. >> this all comes as new satellite images show at least 60 helicopters have landed in the past few days at a previously unused air base in russian occupied crimea. said to be a mixture of transport