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yeah, although suny scald, with sicily chemical surrogate roscoe was a construction worker before russia invaded ukraine. when the war started, he volunteered as a civilian evacuation driver for his now missing who would fear dead. this video shows him after he had rescued civilians from the besieged town of port persona. in the east of the country, the liberal eagle was his co driver on that day. he says, saturday, told him, if he could save another 20 people, his life would not be in vain. we, i was in your y'alls. i could see the entrance to pal puzzler says eagle, what russian soldiers suddenly jumped out from the left. it happened so fast. they fired a rocket propelled grenade, but it miss risk when they started shooting machine guns and rifles was the windows shut. it said gay kept driving, but he was hit and began falling. dragging the steering wheel to the left. we bade off the road, crushing through small trees where i was crouched down, pushing up against the dashboard. i looked at set again so much that he wasn't moving or making any sound. here when i reached the door, handle

entirety on tuesday actually it doesn't because he still simmering from anger that he had earlier at the suny berks turn the cameras off and walks off saying very dishonest about me. i've never had that experience with him. i think was partly to do with the interrogation about the stolen rigged election as he puts it and partly because by then he kind of convinced himself he shouldn't of given me so much time and thought he did i think president donald trump watch the whole interview actually will calm down i suspect to give me a call and i'll thank me [laughs] from one of the best interviews he's given in a very long time. >> hannity: i'll tell you one big difference that he can sit for an hour any talk about any topic at length with great specificity and i would argue our current president cannot. that to me has now become very apparent of the american people. let the audience decide. coming up part two of my interview with piers morgan now i'm and ask him what he was really thinking when he walked off the set of good morning britain and why he got mad at bill marr coming up. ♪ ♪ - hell

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agreement and of course, iran is you know, not -- the friends of saudi arabia and emirates you've got suni shiite acrimony over there as a result they are unwilling to help out united states at this juncture. dagen: before we go from israel gas going here in the u.s.? >> unfortunately i don't have good news for the consumer, i see it rising another 10 to 15 cents a gallon, up to 4.20, on a national average. >> andy thank you so much we've got national gas prices approaching high thereabouts, andy lipow awesome to see you. thank you for everything that you are doing be well that thank you very much for having me. >> sure always coming up, "saturday night live" has their take, big buzz of the morning next. . . . any facing an avalanche of demand? to ensure more customers can buy more sherpa-lined jackets, you call ibm to automate your it infrastructure with ai. now your systems monitor themselves. what used to take hours takes minutes. and you have an ecommerce platform designed to handle sudden spikes in overall demand... ... dagen: time for the big buzz of the morning saturday night live t

here and winning the ncaa women's gymnastic championships all around title beating out gold medalist suni lee. great routine there. >>> we've got a lot more ahead celebrating jackie robinson day, the 75th anniversary of the baseball legend breaking the color barrier. the celebration with those young players you see there with ken griffey jr. and cc sabathia is taking over times square this morning. that's coming up. >>> coming up right now, the blockbuster move from elon musk. tesla's ceo, the world's richest man set off a firestorm revealing his bid to buy twitter for over $43 billion saying the social media platform needs to be transformed. chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis has the story. good morning, rebecca. >> good morning, george. when elon musk is involved you know the sparks will fly. the tesla and spacex ceo telling an audience overnight at the t.e.d. conference he sees his buy-out of twitter as, quote, extremely important to the future of civilization. this morning, the wealthiest person in the world elon musk threatening a hostile takeover of twitter. musk is already

portland and of course our problems are consuming in my argument is that if wehi think historically, suny erkind of not trying to offer you literary saucier but i do think that proportion creates more room for hope and so is not as though the was a once upon a time and suddenly the election happening in the world ended, during the 2016 election was representing of the interesting it victory of perennial and i would argue destructive but it surely perennial forces in american life.. and anybody who wants to say that this is not who we are, does not know anything because of course it is who we are and the point of the country is to try to not be that 51 percent of the time. i think we are doing that right now actually, 93 united states senators, and something like 65 federal judges, the supreme court of the united states, they may have savedt the republicans, he and mike pence. but what if the supreme court had taken one of the voter fraud cases and just kicked it back and said were creating chaos that would flow through the inauguration date and who knows what would have happened but don't

>> according to the suny task force, they are freedom of speech. everybody in this country has freedom much speech, including myself to speak south about him not speaking there. the problem is they did not present him for who he was. they presented him as a political prisoner, by he is not, and was not. he is an assassin and murderer of two new york city police officers. my husband joseph and his partner. when you walk up to two officers and shoot them in the back, you are not a political prisoner. you are a murderer and assassin. dan: what could this man possibly offer these students in what's being framed as an intellectual conversation? i believe in free speech. i had zero interest in this man's perspective. >> what this man is speaking about is he's still a member of the black liberation army. and he has shown no remorse. and he is still spewing his rhetoric about white supremacy, how he has been wronged. he has not accepted the fact of what he did and why he was in prison, and he has shown no remorse. he showed no remorse when he was incarcera

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disobeying orders and now the regional military administration reporting that forces are also leaving suni, in the northeastern part of the country, and they are shift ing their focus specifically to the eastern side of the country, but that does not mean that the rest of the country is untouched, just here on the western side of the country in lviv, last night, there was an attack about 80 miles from where i'm standing stuart? stuart: alex hogan in ukraine. thank you alex. all morning we've been showing you the pictures of these atrocities as russian troops retreat in ukraine. curt kurt volker joins us the former nato ambassador. mr. ambassador, can you force peace on to ukraine after its been brutalized like this? >> well, you know, everybody wants peace but you don't want peace to be a recognition that russia can survive, that they can tell people like this , take territory and get away with it so at this stage, we have to be doing everything we can to help ukraine push the russians out of their country, save as many lives as possible, and as quickly as possible, so time is of the essen

mariupol , kharkiv to expect ramp ed up bombings and shellings now, outside of the eastern city of suni, the battleground there has been littered with blown up army vehicles and retreating russian forces. this land has been won back by ukrainians but what they are coming home to is far from the site of a victory as you could see on screen it is just charred vehicles and homes one after another. now irpin is also another town that has been recaptured outside of the capitol, the bridges have been blown up and half of the town has been completely destroyed, and those who were too frail or too old and physically could not leave the city have been hiding for the last five weeks and ukrainian troops went in today to physically carry some of those elderly people out by stretcher to get them to safety and get them the medical care that they so desperately have needed. now, it's not just of course the elderly who are facing the brunt of the brutality in some of these places. ukraine says that 148 children so far in the last five weeks have died. stuart? stuart: dreadful story alex hogan, thank y

the attack came less than a month after suni lee became the first athlete to win a gold medal. could you tell me the work that you've done on asian -- anti-asian hate crimes? >> thank you, senator klobuchar, for the question. standing up to anti-asian hate is one of our top priorities in the civil rights division. i referenced earlier a recent february 2022 guilty plea that we secured against a defendant who was charged with three counts of federal hate crimes for targeting an asian american family at a sam's club in midland, texas. he believed that this family was from the country responsible for the covid pandemic. he believed they were chinese and deemed them responsible for the pandemic. he obtained a knife in the store. he attacked a father. he slashed a 6-year-old child and pursued a 2-year-old and yelled that they should, quote, get out of america. this is just one among a number of ways that we are standing up to the problem of anti-asian hate in the country. >> thank you. i want to turn to another case where the department of justice dedicated fbi agents and prosecutor

suny brockport will host anthony bottom this april. he was convicted of killing patrolman waverly jones and joseph in 1971. the school also told students who may be, quote, traumatized by a large police presence on campus during the engagement, that because there were going to be so many cops, they didn't have to go to class. the professor who stepped down, daniel varrenti, joins us right now. dan, what was it about this event that you just said, i have had it up to here, i can't take what the school is doing? >> good morning, steve. it started in 2020 when the college president disseminating e-mails where she drew conclusions about law enforcement actions that had taken place in the country and even in rochester, new york, where she was condemning law enforcement for their actions without having any of the facts. then fast-forward to now, inviting a convicted murderer to college, wanting that individual to speak to their students goes everything i have worked for and believed in. that was enough for me to say i have had enough of teac

natasha. suny upstate. pleasure with that. what that'll hit phone. yeah. what, what do you mostly with before you boise? prove your scratch your quality. grow your favorite that last time i did didn't the global life developing a ground with going agenda, my god. then you should be a, when i was showing wrong, when i just don't move any world yet to see how this thing becomes the advocate, an engagement, it was the trail when so many find themselves will depart, we choose to look so common ground. ah, the russian military, you claim this taken control of this if you have now to you pull after a month of intense fighting china lashes out to the americas methods in the war, claiming it was the instigator of the conflict. we disco stages position on russia regarding ukraine crisis with a panel of guess. there's this desire to malign are china. china poses sanctions of all forms. it poses threats of sanctions. and it supports a position in the trial that we have a job in the army starting the mom fun. the u. k is left red faced and demanding youtube remove the

we did read out to suni cortland for comment but we didn't hear back. medal of honor recipient dakota meyers sent several days in ukraine and just arrived back in the u.s. he is going to join us live at the top of the how about. stay with us. ♪ ♪ (driver 2) nope, i think it's your turn. (driver 1) i appreciate you so much, thank you so much... go. (driver 2) i appreciate your appreciation. it fills me. (burke) safe drivers save money with farmers. (bystander) just for driving safely? (burke) it's a farmers policy perk. get farmers and you could get a safe driver discount simply for having a clean driving record for three years. (driver 3) come on! (driver 1) after you. (driver 2) after you. (drivers 1 and 2) safety first! (burke) get a whole lot of something with farmers policy perks. ♪we are farmers.bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum♪ ♪ everybody dance now ♪ ♪♪ ♪ everybody dance now ♪ get 5 boneless wings for $1. with any handcrafted burger. only at applebee's new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed

of course, kharkiv, suni, mariupol, these remain hot and remain massive targets for the russian forces to break through and try to go deeper into ukraine from those. so i think the images that we've been seeing in the past day are far from over. and we're going to continue seeing devastation like this. until something is done to prevent this kind of, these kinds of strikes in ukraine because otherwise, there's nothing much that we can do. >> romeo, it's been described as war crimes. it is clearly the targeting of civilians. for as sturdy and defiant and strong, the ukrainian people are, what is, what can you do? how do you defend yourself against these indiscriminate attacks against civilian centers? >> i mean, you can't, right? that's why they're made. to instill terror. we've seen this playbook before. we saw this in 1999. we've seen this playbook over and over in syria. this is what the russians do when they have no other method of subduing the population. and they have been successful in the past. they have no reason to think they won't be now. ukrainians though, we have seen the s

but yes, we've also heard that many civilians have been rescued from the city at suny, which has also been very hard hit more are still being evacuated. does this mean that these a so called humanitarian quarters are working or that means that this particular humanitarian corridor has worked so far. i wouldn't go any further because the problem with these humanitarian corridors is that they are built on trust and there is no trust. and there is also, it's also unclear what the real intention behind it is. russia has also, has sent several signals that were very confusing. one of them was that they would allow people to flee only if they fled to russia, which is something that most people here fear might be even worse for them than fleeing other than, than staying in these, in these places. so a lot of confusion, a lot of psychological warfare, and that one corridor has worked is certainly good news, but it's not a promise in any way. and we are, the fighting is also, of course, continue can, can you give us an update on the progress of a rush as invasion? well, there are pro, there is

i understand, trey, that a russian air strike on the city of suni, left civilians and children dead, what more do we know about this? reporter: yes, stuart really disturbing news according to local reports russian air strike s overnight killed at least 20 people including children, in the northern ukrainian city of sumi. this is an area where people were trying to evacuate over the past 48 hours. it's very close to the russian border, and has been targeted by the air and ground a number of times by russian forces, as those evacuations continued to, we do have new images just west of the capitol of kyiv from zoltamir, where an oil depot was hit with a russian strike another example of the russians targeting ukrainian energy infrastructure. this is significant as we get more videos of russian forces across this country, operating from the ground and the air, these russian helicopters here new video, but it gives you a sense of the air power, the russians have brought into this country, and it's part of the reason the ukrainians are asking for so much support in the form of surface to a

new york are searching for the motive in the murder of a college is student just off the campus of suny potsdam. students mourning the death of music education student elizabeth howell. classes were cancelled at the school today. police say she was found shot several times on a road near campus. michael snow has been charged with her murder. witnesses telling authorities he opened fire from a car. authorities trying to determine if they knew each other. >>> when we come back here tonight, the michigan basketball coach and those images, throwing a punch while the teams were shaking hands after the game. [bushes rustling] [door opening] ♪dramatic music♪ yes! hon! the weathertech's here. ♪ weathertech is the ultimate protection for your vehicle. laser-measured floorliners... no drill mudflaps... cargoliner... bumpstep... seat protector... and cupfone. ♪ what about my car? weathertech. [ 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 about insurance? i said, "i want you to talk

police found elizabeth's body on a road only 100 feet from the campus of suny potsdam where she was a cellist. investigators charged michael snow of nearby mecina, new york, with second degree murder. now authorities releasing this picture of snow's car the day of the murder, asking if anyone in the area saw him or his gray honda civic. what led to snow's arrest remains unclear and police have not released a motive. the school saying it appears to be an isolated incident. elizabeth's father telling "the new york post" she didn't have enemies and certainly no one would want to kill her. as soon as they told us, we figured wrong place, wrong time. he calls elizabeth a wonderful young lady, a talented musician, a dear friend, an all around great person. elizabeth was set to graduate this year with a degree in music education. >>> an urgent warning for consumers. thousands of family dollars are closing because products may be c contaminat contaminated. the products include lipsticks, vitami vitamins, baby wipes and dental floss. the scores closed are in alabama, arkansas, mississippi,s ye

staff doctor steven thomas is the director of global health at suny upstate in new york. he says vaccines and boosters will be a game changer. however, the thing that's not working in your favor is that this omicron variant is much more infectious what was circulating the global. the last olympics testing at the airport and daily testing in the bubble should help limit the spread. says doctor brian mccloskey, chair of the beijing 2022. medical expert panel up there for 5 days in closure. the. >> the risk comes time to covid to the local population risk very, very. >> no athletes are also part of the bubble and tested daily. our team has a pretty tight bubble were doing daily antigen testing. i'm wearing masks in the house for most of the time and trying to keep our distance and just have really good protocolcdoing their best to stay safe and grateful for the chance to compete in beijing. i'm marielena balouris. >> a 26 that i'm coming up next on the kron. 4 morning news. many california workers could be eligible for covid-19 sick pay once again. we'll tell you how the ret

denmark and he has been the national endowment for the humanities visiting distinguished professor at suny potsdam and 2014. paul was named a bravesh golding distinguished professor of research here at wright state and in 2020. he was named ohio distinguished historian by the ohio academy of history paul lives in centerville with mary his wife alex their teenage son one poodle and three according to paul dimwitted cats. paul's most recent book which will be hearing about today is firepower a magisterial history of how changes in weapons technologies have not only shaped forms of warfare, but also impacted almost every aspect of modern human society and especially the structure of power in the west from the renaissance to the dawn of the atomic era as one recent review. has put it paul's firepower is a fascinating rip roaring ride. written in paul's enviably elegant style and published by basic books firepower is primed to be a widely read and widely discussed title. here at wright state. we're lucky not only to get the chance to hear more about firepower while it's still hot off the presse

and ensuring suny has growth and its surrounding communities. as we bolster our education communities were acknowledging our populations at risk of falling through the cracks unless we target job-training and educational opportunitiesto them as well. for example , we know incarcerated people who participate incorrectional education programs are less likely to reoffend . there are 13 times more likely to obtain employment after returning home . that outcome benefits the formerly incarcerated, employers who need workers and the taxpayers of new york and it's the right thing to do. but today i'm announcing a new jails to jobs initiative where incarcerated people have the support they need to find employment during reentry. were going to restore the tuitionassistance program for incarcerated people again ending a 30 year ban . as we create economic opportunity in every sector there's one that's working around the clock for years to come. my friends in the construction trade, dealing with infrastructurethe likes of which we've never seen . the infras

henry lee ktvu, fox, sunis, chp and mothers against drunk driving, really encouraging everyone out there, henry to have a plan. just like you plan your new year's eve celebrations and your outfits also plan a safe flight. safe way home, henry. thank you. details now. oakland police say two suspects are under arrest in connection with a deadly shooting at lake merritt that killed 22 year old woman. officials say that 33 year old lashawn price and 32 year old dorinda clay have been arrested and charged with the murder of michell sanchez during an apparent robbery that happened last month on the lakeshore avenue. now the two men were also accused of other robberies in oakland. sanchez was a mother of a two year old little girl. flaring could be seen today at the chevron richmond refinery after a so called upset at a process unit community warning system level. one alert was issued shortly after seven this morning to keep residents informed. 11 1 is one of the lowest alerts on the scale. chevron says it does not expect the community to be impacted by the flaring activity. the refinery also s

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. >> you had a great shot from the olympics of suni lee who won the all-around competition performing on the beam in tokyo. >> yeah, this was just a beautifully captured image by doug mills, who is our white house photographer and he was through the trump administration and just capturing this fantastic athlete, perfectly framed, you know, she went on to win the gold. just, you are know, a great, great sports photograph. >> jeffrey, i'll note that doug mills is an american treasure and a great guy, knowing him from the white house. let me ask you about a heart wrenching photograph here from the mexican border, if you could describe to us what we're seeing here, the emotion plain as day in this image. >> yeah, this image by daniel is -- the story behind this is this woman with her children was migrating up from i believe honduras and they got near in wares there and said we're going to put you on a bus and take you over the bridge. they took them over the bridge and then they walked back and she thought she was in america but she was actually back in mexico and this is like the moment

suni lee wins gold. >> katie ledecky is basking in the glory of making olympic history, like, again and again and again. >> reporter: number two, a big scene in 2021 was athletes continuing to campaign for mental health awareness. >> sorry. >> no. you're super good. >> okay. i think we're just going to take a quick break. just -- we'll be back in one moment. >> reporter: naomi osaka dealing with press conferences. the four-time grand slam winner pulling out of both wimbledon and the u.s. open to work on her mental health. and number one -- >> mayor breaking news out of the olympics. we just learned that simone biles has pulled out of the team competition. >> at the end of the day, we're not just entertainment. we're humans, and there are things going on behind the scenes we're trying to juggle with as well. >> the way biles put a spotlight on mental health, showing the world even if you're superwoman, it's okay not to be okay. she'll go down as one of the greatest olympians. >> reporter: she would return to competition to take the bronze medal on the balance beam. >> andy, thank you so

. >> suni lee wins gold. >> katie ledecky basking in the glory of having made olympic history like again and again and again. number two. a big theme in 2021 was athletes continuing to campaign for meantli mental health awareness. >> sorry. >> no, you're supergood. >> okay. i think we are just going to take a quick break. just, we'll be back in one moment. >> naomi osaka revealing press conferences give her anxiety and she had dealt with depression since winning her first u.s. open title. the four time grand slam winner powelling out of both wimbledon and u.s. open to work on her mental health. and number one. major breaking news out of the olympic. we just learned simone biles has pulled out of the team competition. >> at the end of the day, we are not just entertainment. we're humans and there are things going on behind the scenes that we are also trying to juggle with as well. >> a spotlight on mental health showing the world no matter who you are, even if you are superwoman, it's okay oh not feel og. she is going to go down as one of the greatest ever for the impact she had. she took

suni lee wins gold. number two, a big theme in 2021 was athletes continuing to campaign for mental health awareness. >> no, you're super good. [ crying ] >> okay. i think we're just going to take a quick break. just we'll be back in one moment. >> naomi osaka revealing that press conferences give her anxiety, and she had dealt with depression since winning her first u.s. open title in 2018. the four-time grand slam winner pulling out of both wimbledon and the u.s. open to work on her mental health. and number one, major breaking news out of the olympics. we just learned that simone biles has pulled out of the team competition. >> at the end of the day we're not just entertainment, we're humans, and there are things going on behind the scenes that we're also trying to juggle with as well. >> the way biles put a spotlight on mental health, showing the world that even if you're superwoman, it's okay to not feel okay. she's going to go down as one of the greatest olympians ever. >> she took the bronze medal

suni lee wins gold. >> katie ledecky is basking in the glory of making history again, and again, and again. >> reporter: number 2, a big theme in 2021 was athletes continuing to campaign for mental health awareness. >> sorry. >> you're super good. >> okay. i think we're going to take a quick break. we'll be back in one moment. >> naomi ozaki revealinging press conferences give her anxiety and she had dealt with depression since 2018. the winner pulling out of both wimbledon and the u.s. open to work on her mental health. and number 1, major breaking news out of the olympics. we learned that simone biles has pulled out of the team competition. >> at the end of the day we're not just entertainment. we're humans. there are things going on behind the scenes that we're trying to juggle with as well. >> the way biles put a spotlight on mental health, no matter who you are, even if you're super woman it's okay to not feel okay. she's going to go down as one of the greatest olympians ever. >> reporter: she would return to competition to take the bronze medal on the balance beam. >> thanks to

. >> suni lee wins gold. >> katie ledecky is basking in the glory of having made olympic history like again and again and again. >>> number two, a big theme in 2021 was athletes continuing to campaign for mental health awareness. >> sorry -- >> no, you're super good. >> okay. i think we're going to take a quick break. just -- we'll be back in one moment. >> naomi osaka revealing press conferences give her anxiety and she had dealt with depression since winning her first open title in 2014. the four-time grand slam winner pulling out of wimbledon and the u.s. open to work on her mental health. >>> and number one -- major breaking news out of the olympics. we just learned simone biles has pulled out of the team compet competition. >> at the end of the day we're not just entertainment but humans. there's things going on behind the scenes we're trying to juggle with. >> she put a spotlight on mental health. no matter who you are, it's okay to not feel okay. she's going down as one of the greatest olympians ever for the impact she's having. >> she'd return to competition to take the bronze