(inaudible) he can teach us a few tricks. daniel dressner, professional of international relations at tufts, one of the foremost experts on sanctions before we were talking about sanctions all the time and writes a terrific column for the post. and julia yossi, a lot of us are turning to russia now. julia has been thinking of russia more than 15 years and she s a founder and writer. and it s with great respect i say i m going to interrupt you guys, i might cajole, nag, turn the conversation around only with the best intentions of staying on message. what are we going to cover today? there s a lot. we re going to start talking about the transatlantic partnership, part of that s n.a.t.o., part of that is u.s., and europe and we re going to touch on sanctions how they re changing our world economically and maybe the hardest part the spillover, unintended consequences to keeps us up at night. i want to set a little context going beyond this immediate crisis. we can all agree th
down arms since monday. the plant was the last part of the city marable, not controlled by russian forces. after weeks of heavy bombardment, dosage of by reports now from moscow. these ukrainian soldiers survived russia s onslaught for more than 2 months in the as of saul steel, plant tired and defeated. they are taken away to the nearby town of orland, if caught in the pro russian separatist controlled area of done. yes. their future is unknown, but their commander hopes they will get home soon. isn t this as she is me? well, but on the medieval blue senior military leadership have given in order to save lives in the health of the garrison servicemen and to cease defending the city and the civilians have been evacuated before. the heavily wounded received the necessary assistance, and they were evacuated to be later exchanged and delivered to territory controlled by ukraine, but on in the kremlin, says those who surrender will be treated in line with international norms. som
ah ah, european leaders take their case for banning russian oil to smaller communities across the block. we ll visit a german refinery town supplies. almost all the gasoline and nearby berlin were concerns are rising over oil deliveries and jobs. also on the show and legal drugs are big business and business has been good during the pandemic. now, mexican cartels appeared to be deepening their ties to cocaine growers in columbia . hello, welcome to the show. i m see from beardsley in berlin. you leaders continued to push their plant a ban oil imports from russia by year s end, despite reservations among some members. now even here in germany where the government is behind the policy, big questions do remain, including in the small town of fate, that s near the country s border with polen. it s also the location of a large refinery that is partly owned by russian oil firm ra, snuffed the p. c. k. refinery supplies, the vast majority of gasoline for nearby berlin. it also has t
Sheriffs deputy here protecting the scene until investigators get back out here at first light to finish processing their crime scene. Officers now in their 15th hour on this investigation. According to the east bay times, they were called out here because of a fight in the street. And they followed a trail of blood to a home where they found a 41yearold man dead inside. They are classifying this as a homicide and are actively looking for the killer. They havent said how the man was killed. Sheriffs deputies are asking anyone with any information to call the alameda Sheriffs Office. Reporting live in san leandro, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. Amy, thank you. Lets get back to that weather. March certainly roaring like a lion on the east coast. A monster storm all the way down to virginia and this is a live look at white hall, pennsylvania. The storm expected to dump one to two feet on snow on the new york city metro area and wind gusts up to 55 miles per hour. The good news here, a signifi
Whipping that he took as they robbed him on the train. Broke his glasses. Stock his iphone. Wallet, shoes, book back. Took my house keys. Zach by the time they exited at the suitland station the next stop he was covered in blood. They said get down on the ground. Ill shoot you. They said if you get up, i will shoot you. Sam scary tough. Yes, it was. Sam he says he tumbled off the car at the next station where they called an ambulance. He said you see few cops on the green line at night. Its unfortunate. Cant think too much about it. It happened. It could happen anywhere. It had to happen on the metro. Im on my way to work. We just received the photographs. Momentarily. From metro. These are three suspects that metro is looking at. People that were leaving the train stationed there around this time. Of coue attacked him and the train left from the branch avenue. The next station was suitland. Where the people metro believes got off. These are suspects in this case. This young man told u