". >> reporter: all began last summer near lake tahoe, somehow russ got spooked and took off. soon after, the ferocious fire swept through the region only to be followed by a snow storm months later. ricardo thought he would never see his beloved dog again. >> i was lurtded by people who called me who saw on facebook a backcountry skier had seen a dog curled up next to a tree. >> reporter: she sent two volunteers on snow shoes to brave freezing temperatures all to find russ. >> so even on snow shoes, you know, leona and i were in up to our thighs. >> reporter:? in the distance, spotted a black dot, and then muflt. >> the moment you saw russ lift his head, what goes through your mind? >> joy, absolute joy, i think most of us thought this would be a recovery not a rescue. >> reporter: with careful coaxing, the pair got russ into their arms and sled him to safety. >> we were going to get him no matter what. >> reporter: but who did he belong to? thanks to a micro chip, officers connected russ to ricardo several hundred miles away. >> i thought it was a work call, i answered it al

council was called by the united states. asti w correspondent, to all of a solid in washington, won't be russ hopes to get out of it. the united states want to put the topic on the world stage and to raise more awareness for the ongoing conflict that's already all over the news, of course. but at the united nations security council, the goal is to raise pressure on russia. and it really is going to be a fight for the public opinion. we're going to see later today, although it's very unlikely that we're seeing any formal action resulting out of that meeting or even a resolution. russia has veto, right? so they're in a very comfortable in a very strong position. also, china has already announced support for russia, but the united states wanted to use the security council as a forum to press russia hard on the topic over a true build up of the ukrainian border. busy with the ultimate goal to gain momentum for the ongoing diplomatic effort on the sellers of manchester, united football and mason greenwood has been arrested on suspicion of rape and assault. allegations were made against him on sund

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the ukraine has borders with for nato countries, beller. russ, which may get drawn into this conflict to fusion, has been sending russian troops there too, that has borders to, to more nato countries. all of those nato countries are going to feel extremely vulnerable. if a conflict does break out, they're going to be wanting a reinforcements to come in from nato. so you're likely to see a sort of a pile in of troops into the region from the nato side. and this does raise, of course, the prospect of some potential clashes down the road whether they're intended at this point or not. so genuine fears they and you know, even if you take it to you, even if joe biden had hawkish hands, which we know he doesn't, they would be tied because americans are simply tired of foreign wars. there is no willingness to go to war over ukraine. is there no, not at all. brandon, i'm rather turn traveling the country quite a bit. and i also try to talk a little bit politics with the people when i talk, when i report on other topics and know there's definitely no a will to start a new war to get involved wi

even if it wasn't russ, there's no reason not to have transparency, but certainly in a situation where was rush, transparency is certainly important. it does beg the question, why does the f one away ally initially? why did it want to wait as long as it did? it claim it doesn't have enough resources, but it has over 18000 employees, a budget over $6500000000.00. reviewing a few $100000.00 pages for what a claim is. the most important product is ever reviewed and put out there presumably. and so we did couple the public health authorities own reputation from these products, right? such that they're just viewed as any other products. and then we can actually address individuals who are injured by these products and get them the treatment that they need and keeping attention in the us, the new nominee for director of the food and drug administration. there has years of experience in the pharmaceutical business that has shown me ties with the giants of big farmer, have raised eyebrows. some wonder if his interest line up with those of the american people. here's our chief kilowatt. after 1

rescuers were called in and they were able to track down russ and bring him to safety. he was in good health and because he was microchipped, his owners were contacted. andrus is now back home in riverside. amazing months later, they're pretty united. it is >> we'll take a break. coming up in the next hour. the kron 4 morning news. the palette out the school district is turning to parents for help. we'll tell you why the district says. >> parents can help keep schools open books. point how plus other school districts are making tough decisions as covid cases overwhelm them from 4 sarah stinson. we'll have details for us coming up in a live report. we'll be right back. from one moment to the next, our kids become the most important part of our lives. and even though the years pass, that never changes. we never stop worrying about them. that's why it's important to have health insurance. with covered california, we got a plan we could afford. it includes free preventive care, like cholesterol and blood-pressure checkups. because even though they grow up, they'll always be

. >> reporter: in the oakland hills, russ taylor still remained without power most of the day sunday. >> all day yesterday, and half the day today. >> reporter: okay. >> so far. >> reporter: a neighbor shared pictures of the damage when a huge tree fell in the neighborhood early saturday morning, hitting a car and knocking down power lines. today pge crews were on scene working to restore power. taylor was hoping the lights would be on until late afternoon. he said he managed last night. >> we have a gas stove so i made some pasta and we had dinner by candlelight. we managed to cope. >> reporter: and it was a night he won't soon forget. >> it was so windy, i thought the house was going to blow down. >> reporter: crews also worked to restore power after another tree fell nearby. pg&e says extra crews and resources are in place, but people in the community say they're used to power outages with the threat of wildfires there. >> we have a propane generator with a couple of barbecue tanks. that's getting us by. my name is doing the same thing. >> reporter: ron cornell relies on his genera

a pit bull terrier mix named russ looking at ran away from his owner's while they were visiting lake tal in august during the caldor fire, the owners were then forced to evacuate and couldn't search for him. then on december 6, 2, also, look, he's all in the snow and on december, 16th, a man skiing just west of lake spotted the dog rescuers recalled and they were able to track down russ and bring him safely. he was in good health. and because it was michael tripped, his owners were found in dresses. now back home in riverside. i love this story. come over the next hour. the palo alto school district is turning to parents. >> for help, while the district says they help keep schools open. plus, another school district is making tough decisions as covid cases start overwhelming. 4 sarah stinson has details in a live report. the president biden is on his way to georgia, the legislation he's trying to get more lawmakers to support. once we get back. chase first banking. a debit card for kids, and a set of tools to help them learn good money habits. by creating allowances and assigning cho

even if it wasn't russ, there's no reason not to have transparency, but certainly in a situation where was rush, transparency is certainly important. it does beg the question, why does the f b a one way alley, initially? why did you want to wait? as long as it did, it claim it doesn't have enough resources, but it has over 18000 employees, a budget over $6500000000.00. reviewing a few $100000.00 pages for what a claim is, the most important product is ever reviewed and put out there presumably. and so we did couple the public health authorities own reputation from the products, right? such that they're just viewed as any other products. and then we can actually address individuals who are injured by these products and get them the treatment that they need. last the latest from around the world to my name is peter scott. and i'll be back again in about 30 minutes. but feel free to head over to our social media pages. if you can't wait that long. ah, hours in l. dante, el salvador, big clay beach hyper bitcoin ization countries made big claim legal, tender. it's one of the fastest growin

russ is estimated to have about 100,000 troops on the border with ukraine, mostly in the north and east. there are fears they could link with crimea, which russia annexed in 2014. with russian troops in belarus, there are fears they could also target the capital from the north. but what is the west prepared to do to deter russia? would it abandon the pipeline from russia to germany that could leave energy prices soaring across europe? tay, germany's foreign minister was in moscow and says her country was ready to pay a high price and there could be consequences for the pipeline. the foreign minister of russia says that would be can a productive and rejected what he called speculation about russian aggression. >> we are not threatening anyone, but we hear threats directed at us. cannot accept demands related to military operations on our territory. >> the white house said the situation was externally dangerous. >> we are not estate -- we are now at a state where russia could at any point launch an attack on ukraine, more stark than we have been. >> u.s. is looking for a diplomatic soluti

there is, of course, no mention of the fact that the russ and true buildup happened concurrently with the ukrainian to build up with the vase convoys of tags of artillery thesis, making their way towards the russian border towards eastern ukraine and the conflict lines. the conflict lines there, and the gist of that statement, for example, is that the united states is concerned with the russian troops moving inside russia . whereas, russia's concern with troop from florida from march, canada being sent half the world away, and stationed near russia, says who you can understand where rushes coming from here. but there's a, there's a whole lot more where that came from. there are passages full of inhuman falls hit and stupidity. for example, they call fake mosque a statement that the re positioning of russian troops in russian territory means repositioning of russian troops on russian territory. brilliant. what is there more hair lies or illiteracy? i did not even want to deal with it. i know one thing for sure. this could only be published by the ministry of truth. a similar situation

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theory of moral sentiments this book, which i found from this quote that you referred which i found from russ roberts refers to something that smith hit upon that i think is profoundly important about human nature. the characterization that adam smith talked about self-interest in a gordon gecko way that we all operate from self-interest meaning i'm going to get what's best for myself. is entirely ignorant? adam smith did speak to the rather obvious reality of incentives that when we go to work to provide for our family, which sounds like a noble thing. we are inevitably doing commerce with somebody else and that it is benefiting and that those are good things in it's this the construct of the invisible hand. but what smith says here is that mankind is more complex than that and that there are i'm desires to be lovely desire to be seen as lovely and that there can be we know this from aristotle and augustine and aquinas. there is a moral nature demankind that feeds economic activity and i believe that smith as as one of the great enlightenment philosophers. got this right at a time that the c

very few of russ waking up to any low or midlevel clouds. we don't see it from the city. beautiful view from the top of the mark hopkins. that's the scene from the treasure island. we are starting to see some of the early morning light fill the sky. sunrise is happening at 7:25. you can see there are somely clouds and they are have helped keep the temperatures warm. it's below 40's for most of us. 40 4á 4 san francisco. though 37 is cold for abouta rosa could be colder than that. we didn't have that light blanket of clouds. we are back to the mid-60s's. it'll be another beautiful day. a lot like yesterday. you probably noticed yesterday feels like we have turned a corner in the weather. sunny, relatively warm. nobody is talking about rain and i will explain why that is when we get into the complete forecast. we will look at the long range and talk about the chances for rain. let's get updated on the drive. >>> a look at the roadways. with remonitorring the trouble spot along 80. i just got the update from chp. westbound 80. all lanes now clear. this is a pretty serious c

bella russ borders ukraine to the north and is politically aligned with moscow. downing street said prime minister boris johnson is expected to discuss it in coming day. french president emmanuel macron spoke with putin on friday and he later talked to ukraine's president and expressed full solidarity with ukraine. germany is taking a softer approach, the pipeline isn't operational and is weighing heavily on germany's response to the russian threat. the buildup is alarming defense officials, cnn defense official barbara starr has the latest. >> reporter: if vladimir putin going for a full-scale invasion of ukraine, america's top general laid out just how grim war dob. how disastrous could it be, in your assessment? >> if that was unleashed on ukraine, it would be significant. very significant. and would result in a significant amount of casualties. and you can imagine what that might look like in dense urban areas, along roads and so on and so forth. it would be horrific. it would be terrible. >> reporter: russia's buildup increasing in just the last 48 hours, ac

. >> most of russ looking for different distributors. >> reporter: dana lafleur owns a microwinery and is president of a southern california collective representing urban wineries, metereries and cideries. she says it could get worse in the new year. it's a concern because wineries need many different kinds of bottles. >> we use bordeaux bottle, burglary bottles. they all are shaped differently and have different purposes. >> reporter: with demand high and a busy holiday season, consumers may struggle to find some of their favorite spirits. one store in texas is even limiting sales. >> i've never seen anything like it. >> how much more have you had to raise prices to the consumer because of the shortage? >> so far i haven't raised prices yet. but it's inevitable. >> reporter: creating the holiday spirit is coming at a higher cost, and it's not clear when this bottle shortage will ease. nichelle medina, cbs news, vista, california. >> and that is the "overnight news" fo this wednesday. reporting from the natition capital, i'm errol barnett. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm tom hanson in

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obviously, when these people should take this more seriously. russ feingold, thank you very much. when you waking sunday julian songs can challenge you k court decision to exploit him to the united states. the judge is abroad. he can appeal to the supreme court. to us wants to try us on, on 18 charges, including espionage, is all related to the publications of classified military documents about the wars and canister on. and also in iraq. the philippines is still recovering after super typhoon rice dropped last month. and now there's more flooding in the forecast just as the details in your world, whether update. hello there, thank you for joining in your world's weather report. begins in the philippines and soaking rains here from sebu rate into devout. and for devout, there is a severe flight advisory in play. the northeast spawn soon is amplifying rainfall amounts here. and with that ne, monsoon pepin up, we're seeing an increase in shower activity across the coastal vietnam. but nothing major here that stop central and eastern portions of china, some rain and snow moving acros

days later, russ was reunited with his family by tracking his microchip i.d. if dogs could talk. but he survived in the wilderness and all the big storms as well. >> yeah, and now back with his family. >> that is nice to see. >> that is a strong dog. >> and a happy ending. >>> and a happy ending for us when it comes to the forecast. started out cold which sometimes we don't like here in california, but shaping up to be a nice one. >> yeah, we cannot complain compared to what you were feeling in new york overs past several days. so we're waking up to cool on our standards with upper 30s and low 40s. take a look at what you will feel as you are stepping out the door. it is 39 in dublin and even colder in morgan hill, 38. but mostly we have low 40s. as you take a look at the "7-day forecast" at the bottom of the screen, more mild days in the forecast. so enjoy it as we check out cupertino. and of course make sure that you are getting some sunshine. we'll have a cool start, but it will be in the low 60s by 1:00 this afternoon. and then we'll see some mid-60s for parts of the south ba

i'm joined by former prosecutor and former mayoral candidate maya wiley and former democratic senator russ feingold who knows these issues and voted overseeing these hearings. i welcome both of you. i start with the biden matrix counting to 50. do you think that's the only way through or should joe biden consider trying to peel off republicans or maybe replacing sinema with a collins? >> thank you, ari. it's exciting day to be on the show. i have a good feeling about this. you absolutely count to 50 but some of the names that have been put around already are people who have received votes from republicans on the judiciary committee. and they are excellent choices, african american women who are already serving in some of the highest courts and there may be other people as well. i think there's a chance here, ari, that the marginal line, if you will, will not apply. i think there's a chance that some republicans will support but the thing that would make it less likely is if they see some squishiness on the democrats' side. >> that's where i want to press you, senator, because you've been i

let's bring in a rosalind jordan who's live for us in washington day, say, russ, what's the latest coming out of the washington camp? well, we understand that earlier on saturday, the u. s. secretary of state antony blanca and had a conversation with the you. hi, representative for foreign affairs, joseph burrell, and which they essentially reiterated what has been said all week that the u. s. the un nato are opposed to any, a russian intention of invading a ukraine. and that all are agreed that there will be immediate, severe economic sanctions if that were to happen. and of course, an agreement to continue consultations in the days ahead. but there hasn't been any other real movement. the u. s. had been hoping that after 4 days of meetings and negotiations as it were, with russian officials, that there could be a an announcement of more conversations, more talks in order to try to diffuse this crisis. but as of right now, no meetings have been established. thank you very much for that update. rosalyn jordan live for us in washington dc. still head on al jazeera will tell you which afric

anwar russ' lawn was given life in prison for the torture of more than 4,000 detainees in syria, before he sought asylum in germany. russia and china have blocked such cases from going to the international criminal court. britain's prince andrew has been stripped of his military titles and royal public duties as a sexual abuse case moves forward in the u.s. buckingham palace announced the move today. it said andrew will act as a private citizen in facing charges that he abused a 17- year-old girl in 2001 back in this country, sirhan sirhan, the man who assassinated robert f. kennedy in 1968, has again been denied parole. california governor gavin newsom rejected sirhan's bid today, saying he has never accepted responsibility for his crime. sirhan is now 77 years old. thousands of inmates will begin transferring out of federal prisons this week and into home confinement or halfway houses. it's part of a criminal justice overhaul that president trump authorized in 2018. inmates will earn time off sentences for taking part in programs ranging from anger management to drug treatment. a majo

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russ in california, "it is disgusting to see how the administration handled this debacle. nothing good comes from it but death and debt." this from harry in pennsylvania, "we have the same military now that we did during my time during the vietnam era. the pentagon must never read its own reviews and studies. without hindsight, there is no evolution and no success either." on the line for war veterans, this is william out of houston. good morning. caller: thank you, c-span. to all you armchair quarterbacks, shut up, ok? there was not no war in afghanistan, a videogame more, sitting behind a compound of 2500 soldiers. if it was a war, you would have 250,000 troops, engaging, on patrol, getting killed every day. host: when were you in vietnam? caller: 1968-1969 and 1970-1971. any armchair quarterback talking about what joe biden could or should have done, you are sitting on a compound, ok, in the green zone, as they say. where are the patrols? go sending your son over there to sit in the desert on top of a bunch of hot rocks trying to kill a co-idea. this army now, they are

a text from russ in texas, ukraine has 40 million people him at 280,000 troops, give them plenty of guns and ammo and get out of the way and let them settle it. this one says iraq and iran had no navy and air force and we were there for 20 years. this is all about money. the work in -- weapons makers, military-industrial complex eisenhower warned us about. 90% of americans cannot find ukraine on a map without help. and another one says this, hit them with sanctions now and do not wait. match them by moving equipment. if they invade, we hit first. they are a gas station with nukes. a couple views on twitter. this is from thehill.com, senior u.k. minister warns that russia -- warns russia of sanctions if it installs a puppet regime in ukraine. yesterday on fox news sunday, former trump secretary of state mike pompeo was on and talked about the biden administration's response to the situation in ukraine. [video clip] >> it is awful late, the real hard work of deterrence would have happened a long time ago, a year ago, when president putin demanded that we give him a new start treaty extensi

a text from russ in texas, ukraine has 40 million people him at 280,000 troops, give them plenty of guns and ammo and get out of the way and let them settle it. this one says iraq and iran had no navy and air force and we were there for 20 years. this is all about money. the work in -- weapons makers, military-industrial complex eisenhower warned us about. 90% of americans cannot find ukraine on a map without help. and another one says this, hit them with sanctions now and do not wait. match them by moving equipment. if they invade, we hit first. they are a gas station with nukes. a couple views on twitter. this is from thehill.com, senior u.k. minister warns that russia -- warns russia of sanctions if it installs a puppet regime in ukraine. yesterday on fox news sunday, former trump secretary of state mike pompeo was on and talked about the biden administration's response to the situation in ukraine. [video clip] >> it is awful late, the real hard work of deterrence would have happened a long time ago, a year ago, when president putin demanded that we give him a new start treaty extensi

this legislation is endorsed by neum russ people including the american legion v.f.w., national guard association of the united states, enlisted association of the national guard of the united states, and reserve officers of america. i ask unanimous consent to insert these letters of support and statements of the american legion, veterans of foreign wars, national guard, association of the united states, military veterans advocacy, and reserve officers of america into the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. takano: i wish to thank speaker nancy pelosi, leader steny hoyer for considering this legislation today. i urge the rest of my colleagues to support this legislation to ensure every day a guard or reservist spends in uniform counts toward earning vital g.i. bill benefits. thank you, mr. speaker. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california reserves, the gentleman from illinois is recognized. mr. bost: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized

i would like to yield to my colleague, russ fulcher. full full. >> mr. speaker it is an honor to join you in this special week. three years ago i approached for the first time to give my speech. i chose my topic intentionally as it is an issue i will always champion, protecting the lives of the unborn. there is no effort more worthy than supporting life. this defines our culture, society and value system. every year i'm overwhelmed at the output that floods this cause and thank you and thank you to my colleagues who join me in this fight and the practitioners to provide resources to help new mothers choose life and thanks to our advocates to air waves and for showing your support. and thank you for our religious organizations for seeking divine guidance and effort. i'm inspired and will do everything i can to continue this fight to protect the unborn. i yield back. mr.smith: i would like to yield to bob latta and his leadership on his pending bill. mr. latta: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank my good friend from new jersey for your years of unending work f