there s more to be told. and as you can imagine, one former president who could not resist wang in on is that a resignation. i m guy now. hughes and he stories a more on today s news views. let s get started. ah, we start today focused on the relationship between us president joe biden and u. k prime minister boris johnson. now both have recently found themselves and hot water at home. biden is continuing to suffer from record low approval numbers, mainly because of a trouble economy. continuing border crisis and continued lack of control over coded just to name a few under his leadership. but while abide and has been a gradual downward trajectory, johnson saw the most dramatic drop and global leader approval ratings in the month of january. according to the latest morning, so paul, only 29 percent approval of the prime minister, a net loss of 36 percent off since december. so why such a substantial loss and it this why the prime minister is parenting the bite and ministratio
white house. a rhetoric when referring to the actions of russia, ukraine. but at the same time, a $3000.00 a us troops are being deployed to well mania, poland, and germany. and it seemed only one country s leader seems to be publicly standing with the bible ministrations plan of action and ukraine. but is this more about distracting from his own problems at home? well, we are joined by r t. the action returns eats are discussed why the u. k prime minister of boris johnson is in hot water. and if this is affecting his foreign policy decisions, that a 4th country is completely lifting coven restrictions, while others are still find themselves in lockdown. should there have been a better global policy regarding ovid? from the very beginning, we will ask a policy expert and a total shock today coming from a major news network, well, at least according to their media recorder. as you said, caseworker s been a larger than life, figure out this is organization for nearly a decade,
ktvu paul chambers who is live tonight in west oakland with the mayor s response and the changes coming. paul? julie, those e-mails were released today. fire officials warned other leaders the building here was too dangerous for residents to live in. seeing these e-mails today is incredibly disturbing. reporter: mayor schaaf is referring to the e-mails by the city of oakland that warns the dangers of san pablo avenue, the same building that went up in flames and killed four people monday. one e-mail dated january 8 warning this building is dangerous and recommended it be shut down. another e-mail stated the fire alarm poles were broken or missing. a door to a fire escape was closed. the fire captain stated for these reasons i recommended we consider shutting this building down immediately. we cannot turn a blind eye to safety. reporter: the mayor says the the safe living conditions are not forced into the streets. they re investigating why those warnings were not
online in the does d not go as plan. no, it didn t. that meeting was cancelled leaving many parents here at albany high very disapontd the. they hoped to hear an apology and were disappointed. we looked forward to this meeting to the adult examples that our children need to see. that s parents came to albany high school today to binge the healing process. they re kids, the target of recent racist social media posts. at this point, there snow resolution, that s why we came today. but the meeting never happened. a chance to talk with parents who s kids are responsible for starting a raits racist instagram account which targeted minority students. the page was removed after being up for nearly two months. for the parents to say you know what we re willing to meet with you and talk it out, we re willing to try and figure this thing out and then not to show up, it s just parents got an e-mail from the principal last night the meeting was cancelled, no explanation g
before the chaos. berkeley police drew a line to keep pro-trump and anti-trump protestors separated, but it didn t last long. reporter: demonstrators have gone home. downtown berkeley, civic center park back to normal. but there were so many fights and bloody faces, we lost count. it was so chaotic, violent and dangerous. before the m80s, the fist fights and the rocks, there was actually a bit of order. berkeley police came in with a strategy. they confiscated weapons and formed a line between trump supporters and anti-trump protestors. that worked for the first hour. shortly after, people jumped over the police line to fight each other. (screaming and yelling). reporter: this trump supporter was the first casual of the day with bloodstreaming out of his face. well, they wanted to hit me with brass knuckles on a blind side. hit my twice. once when i was getting up. it s sad. reporter: then more fights broke out in front of officers in civic center park. police made so