. >> ¡rocco! >> toÑo. >> no manches, le dieron un balazo. >> ¡vÍtor! ¡rÁpido, tenemos que llevarlo a la veterinaria! >> ¡no! ¡sÚbanlo a la camioneta! >> con cuidado, perrito. >> ¡Órale! >> con cuidado. ♪ nosotros los guapos. ♪ >> tengo dos muy buenas noticias a todos ustedes. la primera es que rocco saliÓ muy bien de la operaciÓn. >> sÍ. >> y afortunadamente solo fue un rozÓn. >> ¡rocco! >> y la segunda, y eso tenemos que agradecerle a la vida, por favor, porque tenemos a alguien que va a adoptar al perro. >> abuelita, ¿de quÉ estÁn hablando? >> ah, perdÓn, doctor, creo que hubo una confusiÓn. eh, no, me arrepiento profundamente de lo que dije en la maÑana, ¿me puedo llevar a rocco? >> perdÓneme, pero es que usted me dijo, y fue muy clara en lo que usted... >> no, no, no. ¿me permite, por favor? este animal es maravilloso, realmente es un hÉroe, ¡me salÓo la vida! >> sÍ, es un gran perro. >> sÍ. >> pero, desafortunadamente, la persona que va a adoptar al perro est�

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his friend rocco sansome was sentenced to 21 months. because of requests by the public, the attorney general�*s office reviewed the sentences and considered they were unduly lenient, meaning they were then referred to the court of appeal to make a final decision. the judge yesterday increased bowskill�*s sentence to 12 years to reflect the seriousness of the kidnap. she also said sansome should have beenjailed for longer, but left his sentence unchanged. there were tears and huge sighs of relief in the courtroom and outside afterwards. when we found out, we were over the moon. all our reaction in the room was like, "wow!" then all tears. yeah, we are really happy. it's very hard. but i mean, we all support each other in a way and everyone's there for each other. but the main reason that we are all doing this is for angel. angel's family and friends say they're incredibly grateful for the public support and are now focused on getting her home and giving her the best future they can. rachel stonehouse, bbc news. finally — let's retu

but so far says he see no willingness in the government to take action or love in speaking to you or rocco, who's president of the european school of management and technology, s m t, berlin. i asked him how surprising it was that switzerland have joined the you in sanctioning russia. the fact that switzerland joined. it's certainly just representing the overall observation that we have at this point of time. that there's such a strong unified approach across on countries that no one could escape. and in particular, we've seen in the past at any bank, the 5 weeks came on base or convent sanctions has been penalized heavily by, in particular us authorities. so therefore, it might be a little bit surprising, but in light of your development and also invite all what we see as tells you the path is maybe not surprising. is it a big blow to the russian banking system to have these sanctions from switzerland, in particular, given the role that it, it plays with it's much stricter secrecy laws. this is certainly a lot russian banks, but maybe it's even more low in the asset management part. so th

while beyond russia, you rocco, from the european school of management and technology, thank you so much for being on the program. now, the ukranian president followed him. is lensky urged the u. k. to do more to hurt russia financially when he addressed the british parliament this week, london is seen as a key front in the economic basso with large amounts of russian money flowing through the u. k. capital each year. but could it be about to shed its reputation as an oligarchs playground from their big master pals? we have an appointment at the ritz, one of the swankiest addresses in london with bill browder. he was once one of russia's top foreign born investors, but quickly became an opponent of flooded me a putin before being expelled from the country. he is now living in london and has one of the kremlin st biggest critics. britain has been a m, a soft spot for dirty russian money for last 20 years. they've come here. ah, they, they like the rule of law. they like the property rights. and they like the fact that nobody's going to ask any questions. we're heading to the posh district

so i really are going to see is a knock on effects from the sanctions while beyond russia, you rocco, from the european school of management and technology. thank you so much for being on the program. now, the ukranian president for la them is lensky. ers, the u. k, to do more to hurt russia financially when he addressed the british parliament this week, london is seen as a key front in the economic basso with large amounts of russian money flowing through the u. k. capital each year. but could it be about to shed its reputation as an oligarchs playground from their big master pals? we have an appointment at the ritz, one of the swankiest addresses in london with build browder. he was once one of russia's top foreign born investors, but quickly became an opponent flooded me put in before being expelled from the country. he is now living in london and has one of the kremlin st biggest critics. britain has been a m. a soft spot for dirty russian money for last 20 years. they've come here. ah, they, they like the rule of law. they like the property rights. and they like the fact that nob

so really are going to see is a knock on effects from the sanctions while beyond russia, you rocco, from the european school of management and technology. thank you so much for being on the program. now, the ukranian president for la them is the lensky earth, the u. k, to do more to hurt russia financially when he addressed the british parliament this week, london is seen as a key front in the economic basso with large amounts of russian money flowing through the u. k. capital each year. but could it be about to shed its reputation as an oligarchs playground from their big master pals? we have an appointment at the ritz, one of the swankiest addresses in london with build browder. he was once one of russia's top foreign born investors, but quickly became an opponent of flooded me put in before being expelled from the country. he is now living in london and has one of the kremlin st biggest critics. britain has been a, a soft spot for dirty russian money for last 20 years. they've come here. ah, they, they like the rule of law. they like the property rights. and they like the fact that no

the efficient delivery of algerian gas to europe. tensions escalated between algeria and neighboring rocco, after former us president trump recognized moroccan sovereignty over the disputed territory of western sahara. we heard from a guest who suspects the us is trying to backtrack on that decision as it lead seeks to improve ties with algeria. the from the decision was brought almost with, with the international law, with the american founding. the founding principles with the nature of the conflict sets up a very dangerous precedent in the international relations that you know, left her on decision a state that is deciding about the face of another territory 30, which doesn't belong to which and get the rival of the bite and administration, we have been noticing observing, gradual shift back to the traditional position of the, of the u. s. which was materialized from declarations by the department of state, but also by the, by the white house. but we are yes. waiting for the formal and revocation of somebody ministration decision. and we think that is really, that is really a key own to

and he rocco, who spoke about, i'm who table the motion in parliament sort of to have germany. i speak to to admit that it was a genocide. what had happened then, and then to speak to reparations. and then of course, as forgiven. so obviously germany taking the unprecedented move to not just accept that this happened, but to also offer an apology. so charmaine, another charmaine. ah, you know, somebody might be listening to this from another part of africans the, hey, namibia and germany have done the impossible getting these 2 nations to sit on the table and read some form of agreement. so why is it that we're hearing that it's not enough? a lot of decisions form of a hero in the number said have still experienced that they still feel the update or they still fill their genocide still amongst as we just went to germans to acknowledge what happened and just take responsibility and accountability for what transpired in just so that we can also find that closure that we seek. okay. so just to come back to your point because you're saying that you want the germans to accept respon

but also he was part of the parliament, an early rocco, who spoke about i'm who tabled a motion in parliament sort of to have germany and speak to to admit that it was a genocide. what had happened then and then to speak to reparations. and then of course, as forgiven. so obviously germany taking the unprecedented move to not just accept that this happened, but to also offer an apology. so charmaine, another shaming, ah, you know, somebody might be listening to this from another part of africans the, hey, namibia and germany have done be impossible. getting these 2 nations to sit on the table and read some form of agreement. so why is it that we're hearing that it's not enough? a lot of decisions form of a hero in the number said have still experienced that they still feel the update or they still feel the genocide still amongst as to we just went to germans to acknowledge what happened and to stick responsibility and accountability for what transpired in just so that we can also find that closure that we seek. okay. so just to come back to your point because you're saying that you want the g

couple of yes, really are going to see is a knock on effects from the sanctions while beyond russia, you rocco, from the european school of management and technology. thank you so much for being on the program. now the ukranian president vladimir zelinski urged the u. k. to do more to hurt russia financially when he addressed the british parliament this week, london is seen as a key front in the economic battle with large amounts of russian money flowing through the u. k. capital each year. but could it be about to shed its reputation as an oligarchy? playground from their big mas reports. we have an appointment at the ritz, one of the swank you address in london with bill browder. he was once one of russia's top foreign born investors, but quickly became an opponent of flooded me put in before being expelled from the country. he is now living in london and is one of the kremlin biggest critics. britain has been a i'm a soft spot for dirty russian money for last 20 years. they've come here. they, they like the rule of law. they like the property rights. and they like the fact that nobody is go

i love these dogs, rocco and moose. robert sent this in they have . ties. -- they have bow ties, and sammy. up next we have johnny's dog cutie pie from austin, texas, hook 'em horns. you love the belly rug. and dave's dog jake. that face. can you hear me? next up is harley boo-boo and fox business producer milley and amanda. nate's dog bella, just finished obedience training, she is a classy lady. i love all your kennedogs, keep sending them, thank you for baking this the best hour of your day. you can follow me on twitter and instagram. e-mail me. tomorrow night. hannah cox, jimmy failla. mak >> our country wasn't founded on the right of happiness but the right to pursue happiness, that right is what makes america the greatest nation the world has everes known, i'm john rich, n welcome to the pursuit, i am a product of extraordinary musical influences that made their marks over many decades. my a fellow artists and i standhe on shoulders of giants. n on june 16, 2020, i had the honor of last time to sit and spend an afternoon with one of those giants

couple of yes, really are going to see is a knock on effects from the sanctions while beyond russia, you rocco, from the european school of management and technology. thank you so much for being on the program. now the ukranian president vladimir zelinski urged the u. k. to do more to hurt russia financially when he addressed the british parliament this week, london is seen as a key front in the economic battle with large amounts of russian money flowing through the u. k. capital each year. but could it be about to shed its reputation as an oligarchy? playground from their big master port. we have an appointment at the ritz, one of the swankiest addresses in london with build browder. he was once one of russia's top foreign born investors, but quickly became an opponent of landed me put in before being expelled from the country. he is now living in london and has one of the kremlin st biggest critics. britain has been a, a soft spot for dirty russian money for last 20 years. they've come here. ah, they, they like the rule of law. they like the property rights. and they like the fact that nobod

>> bided wants you to believe that this is kind of like rocky four, he sliced along imprudenc into rocco. >> i want you to know that we are going to be okay. we are going to be okay. putin's work on ukraine would have left russia weaker and the rest of the world stronger. we see the unity among leaders of nations. a more unified europe a more unified rest. we see union among the people gathering in cities and large crowds around the world. >> biden is more like mr. magoo stumbling around without his glasses on while putin and g at least working together are trying to run circles around him . after starting with an issue that does not rank in the top ten about his concerns as all o our hearts to break of course, joe biden tried his best to sweep aside the squad and mimic the populism of donald trump. >> most americans and most of the country can now go ask a free. we can in the shutdown of schools and businesses. the answer is not two d from th police, it's too fond of the police. were going to use at taxpayers dollars to rebuild america. we are going to do it by buying america and the am

. >> rocco isn't waiting to catch one. he wants to be one. >> why do you like being a leprechaun? >> because i get to pinch people. >> from music to dance to silly costumes. the parade brings the whole world together. at a time when we're sick of being apart. >> i think just the fact that everyone's able to come together and celebrate and be together is just like really heartwarming in itself. in san francisco, john ramos, kpix 5. >>> the city of chicago is continuing its own st. patrick's day tradition, dying the chicago river green. thousands of people braving the freezing cold to watch the 60 year tradition which happens before the annual parade. last year the city dyed the river as a surprise to keep crowds away. well, the powder is actually orange until it hits the river. and then it changes into the bright green hue. >> happening tomorrow, it's that time of the year again where you lose that extra hour of sleep. at least for one night. at 2:00 a.m, we will spring forward one hour. so that means you'll enjoy some extra sunshine in the evenings. in 2018, california voters actu

. >> joining us with the latest rocco. good morning. >> good morning. well, white house officials assure me that the president still will highlight issues impacting everyday americans, things like the pandemic and also inflation. but with so much on unraveling abroad, they also say president biden will not shy away from addressing this crisis in ukraine. head on. >> tuesday night, president joe biden will deliver his first state of the union address to the nation. but in the backdrop. the crisis in ukraine. what is going to be the message from the president given this craze is we have to stand for democracy. white house deputy press secretary karine jean pierre says the president will use his platform to show the u.s. and allies are united behind ukraine. and we're sending a very loud message to president putin over the last few days. the u.s. and european allies have issued increasingly harsh sanctions against russia central banking system and deployed billions in aid to ukraine. america is back in terms of it's international leadership. virginia democ

last, the algae is top supplying the blank with gas fam rocco, following tensions over the long running a western power dispute. in december 2020, the us recognized morocco sovereignty over the region in return for establishing ties with israel. well, let's speak to jasper. man about this, he's a foreign policy analyst at morocco's world news. he joins us from rock was capital robot. thank you very much for being with us. what do you see? first of all, as a primary objective office visit, is it to improve relations with algeria and morocco? when it comes to the us, always it to find. i'll turn it in for russian gas when it comes to discussions. thank you for having, by the way, when it comes to discussions between morocco and the us directly. i think it's very much has to do with the u. s. wanting to curry favor with algeria right now to supply gas to europe. mit and energy crunch. of course, sure and do today the ukraine crisis, so i think bilaterally, when it comes to morocco and the us, it's very much about sharing up or ensuring robots of the support from the us while the us will ac

we talked to 67-year-old democrat irma cooper, 40-year-old libertarian seth duplaintis, rose mary rocco, and mateo gomez. our affiliate stations around the country in new york, miami, and kttv in minneapolis. irma, you're a veteran and served in iraq and wanted the president to make america's position clear when it comes to the war in ukraine. were you satisfied with what he had to say tonight? >> yes, i was. i thought he was very clear about not sending troops into ukraine, but he was very adamant about supporting ukraine and supporting n.a.t.o. and protecting all of our n.a.t.o. allies, and the fact that he was sending in, you know, financial support, weapons, the sanctions that he put on russia really stop them, you know, from doing what they were doing to decrease their economy. so i thought that was great. he was very clear about it. so there was no misunderstanding. i was very pleased what was said in his speech tonight and the unity. >> all right. thanks, irma. mateo, i want to go to you because you were one of the ones who said to me i hope it's not about politics, you know how

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his friend rocco sansome was sentenced to 21 months. because of requests by the public, the attorney general�*s office reviewed the sentences and considered they were unduly lenient, meaning they were then referred to the court of appeal to make a final decision. the judge yesterday increased bowskill�*s sentence to 12 years to reflect the seriousness of the kidnap. she also said sansome should have beenjailed for longer, but left his sentence unchanged. there were tears and huge sighs of relief in the courtroom and outside afterwards. when we found out, we were over the moon. all our reaction in the room was like, "wow!" then all tears. yeah, we are really happy. it's very hard. but i mean, we all support each other in a way and everyone's there for each other. but the main reason that we are all doing this is for angel. angel's family and friends say they're incredibly grateful for the public support and are now focused on getting her home and giving her the best future they can. rachel stonehouse, bbc news. we're joined now by an

rocco rubio from florida was on abc. >> you were on that zoom yesterday with president zelensky. are you more open to a no-fly zone? >> a no-fly zone has become a catchphrase. i don't know if people understand what that means. that means flying a wax 24 hours a day. that means shooting down russian airplanes in the sky. you can't put those planes up there unless they are ready to knock at the antiaircraft systems in ukraine and russia and belarus. a no-fly zone, if people understood what it means, it means world war iii. i think there are a lot of things we could do to help ukraine protect itself from airstrikes and missile strikes. people need to understand what a no-fly zone means. it's not a rule that you pass. it's the willingness to shoot down the aircraft of the russian federation, which is the beginning of world war iii. >> how about providing fighter jets to poland and other nations and they would send the jets they have to ukraine. do you support that? >> if that could be done, it would be great. i have concerns about can they actually fly them, given the antiaircraft ca