they exploited the children without remorse for the 2 girls, sand, k kind and orphan tarzan had endured daily physical and emotional abuse for years. dante kind had been so badly tortured on her arms and hands that she became permanently disfigured. much of the abuse took place in the famous avo tailoring shop in young, gone, where the girls were in the shop as well known among locals in the city. this combined with the shocking pictures made social media pay extra attention. the ella, the case was posted on a forum for journalists by the news agency. me a ma, now the find, the patient said they were going to the children's village and invited the media to go with them. i saw rights and went to long that i did oddly via by why jim morning, reports on issues concerning women and children. so she was eager to follow the story. ah. and you know, when i arrived, i met with the girls and apparently i saw some k kind 1st. she's the girl who's 10 fingers were broken at 1st. i didn't notice her hands up, but i just noticed her behavior. they'd be on them. yeah. she was in total shock and couldn

they came in the blue angels and a tarzan group. they came in to help but also these young lady she was there to help picking the call and also did a translation and i'm also give a compliment to the captain to this blue angels because also a chinese doctor so he was able to keep the victim the treatments that he needed. oakland police responded within minutes the suspect is still to be believed to be at large. hold up nation. are you ready? celtics fans? they sure are and we will get you ready for game five of the nba finals. and we are getting some more details on. the next january 6th committee hearing is going to look like who is expected to testify this week. alright and clear skies this evening with drier air on the way. that means more sunshine will have a cooler start tomorrow morning, but warmer afternoons ahead. i'll let you know how warm warm it'll be coming up. big tobacco's cigarette butts filter practically nothing and are made of microplastic fibers that are toxic and cunning. they may seep into water and food, and ai

monica, jay, greg, tarzan. >> jimmy: tarzan, his nickname. >> myles, glen, and tom is on a different thread. but -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: tom is on the no screwing around thread. >> with the one that we have, i basically, i send everyone's gifts of their previous work. so if myles ever says something dumb, i send a whiplash. glen screen play. insecure. we were keeping up with what it was doing, box office numbers wise, and it was insane. it was just crazy that it was finally happening, and -- >> jimmy: you don't know if people are going to go cram into a theater and watch it, right? >> it feels like a little bubble, you're hearing all the great things about it because, like, we know how good it was. >> jimmy: they say even when it's projected on a screen, the jet engines themselves kill covid. >> i heard that, too. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's what tom told me anyway. so the movie is a huge success, and, well, i mean obviously it's a huge success. and you're working with tom cruise. we've had a number of actors from the film on the show, and everybody has a great story about tom. i

continent has a lot of opportunities to capture and leapfrog to success and other countries that i've been tarzan in born, raised and educated at least to my my 1st degree in medicine and i've gone through public schools and go into private school. so i have a good taste of both worlds and being in the dashboard opened up my mind in terms of, okay, it could be better and then became a personal mission to give this experience that i didn't get growing up in america, did make situation to young people who need to have that. so to me, more personal one of the major things that i learned is i did not know much about myself and this experience of coming back change of them and in the work into has really taught me about what i can do in project conspire. we have 3 main major programs. one is for kids who are coming up 3 years to 14 years. the 2nd main project is to package these experiences at kids have in projects in science, kids. and the 3rd last project is with secondary school kids. and this is, we're doing boot camps every year and we throw them problems in se, outbreak of color. how can you use

monica, jay, greg, tarzan, which -- >> jimmy: tarzan is his nickname, yes. >> miles, glen, and tom is on a different thread. but it's -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: tom's on the "no screwing around" thread? >> yeah. with the one that we have, basically i always send everyone gifs of the previous work. if miles ever says something done, i send him a whiplash gif. jay obviously insecure. but yeah, so we were just keeping up with the way it was doing, box office numbers-wise. and it was insane. it was just crazy that it was finally happening. >> jimmy: because you really don't know if people are going to go cram into a theater and watch it, right? >> it feels like a little bubble that you're hearing all the great things about it. we know how good it was. >> jimmy: they say even when projected on a screen, the jet engines themselves kill covid. [ laughter ] >> i heard that too. >> jimmy: that's what tom told me, anyway. [ laughter ] the movie's a huge success. and -- well i mean, obviously a huge success. you're working with tom cruise. and every -- we've had a number of actors from the film o

last year saw han, but there's a 1st face named greg tarzan davis that was going to be a hollywood one to watch and all of those elements together. maybe we'll buy these tickets and go to the theater time for sport here santa. i've seen it. i'm seeing that tonight til it's a load of old rubbish, but it's fantastic. you will love it. it's awesome. i look forward to it. thank agent. while without casablanca had become champions of africa for 3rd time, he immoral contain bee tele, any of egypt to anal in the final and to which is in report is due to cov 19 fans haven't witnessed an african champions league final since 2019 they returned brought with it control the c, a twisting stays in morocco, home, ground of one of the finalists without casablanca, but their chips, opponents awfully, had failed in an appeal to half the gang moved to a neutral country. the moroccan team dominated from the stone. oh, z. we're only tara gee produced a gold worthy the occasion. hotly, we're aiming to win this title for a record 3rd straight season. and the tense on champions did have their chance. his luck

but there's a 1st face name greg tarzan davis, that is going to be a hollywood one to watch and all those elements together. maybe we'll buy these tickets and go to the theater. archaeologist in egypt have unveiled another mass of whole of priceless artifacts. they were found in the car at necropolis, a site near cairo. gillian wolf is a story on earth that a cemetery south of the geese pyramids. this latest discovery is the 5th big reveal by archaeologists who have been working at the site since 2018. hundreds of ancient egyptian coffins with mummies inside, along with dozens of bronze statues of their gods, dating back some 2500 years. a habitable added derby in one wooden sarcophagus we found for the 1st time a complete and seal to piracy. immediately the spiral was moved. the egyptian museum for sterilize ation. and in order to conduct the needed studies, i think mr. piracy is similar to the ones that we discovered 100 years ago. in the talk about the book of the gates and the book of the dead, i thought the coffins are expected to be put on display at the grand egyptian museum to the

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so you got jane ellis of miles teller miss your saw on but there's a fresh face named greg tarzan davis. that was going to be a hollywood one to watch and all of those elements together. maybe we'll buy these tickets and go to the theater. ah, this is al jazeera, these, your top stories. european union leaders say russia's war effort will take as significant financial hit after they agree to ban most if it's oil. they reached a compromise to overcome objections from some member states, which are more dependent on russian energy newly elected lebanese politicians, marching from they were called to parliament, 13 independent newcomers, one seats in this month's elections, pos, if a protest movement over the 2020 port exposure current of ours restrictions for millions of people in china's to biggest cities of finally ending shank eyes lifting. it's to month locked down and jim's museums and faces reopening in beijing . is all the headlines. news continues here now. does they're off to inside story, but before that we leave you with memories of serene abolla clay, the voice of palestine out

on but there's a fresh face named greg tarzan davis that was going to be a hollywood one to watch and all of those elements together. maybe we'll buy these tickets and go to the theater. ah, this is our this era, these other top stories, european union leaders have agreed to impose a partial ban on russian oil. is part of the new package of sanctions in response to the invasion of ukraine, the breakthrough photos months, some negotiations that struggle to address objections from hungry, within 2 thirds of russian or the impulse will be blocked by the end of the year. corona virus restrictions in china's to biggest cities a find the ending for millions who've been stuck in doors. shanghai is lifting, it's a 2 month long lockdown from midnight on wednesday. in beijing, gyms, museums and theaters are reopening, but with limits on visitors. emergency crews in northeastern brazil are looking for dozens of people still missing off to severe floods and landslides. last weekend, 91 people are known to have died. many in the city of si, fi, thousands have been left homeless. those are the head

so you got jane ellis of miles teller miss your santa han, but there's a fresh face named greg tarzan davis. that was going to be a hollywood one to watch and all of those elements together. maybe we'll buy these tickets and go to the theater. archaeologists in egypt have unveiled another massive whole of priceless artifacts. ancient treasures were found in this current necropolis, a site near kara said to hold many untold secrets, julian wolf has more honor that a cemetery south of the geese pyramids. this latest discovery is the 5th big reveal by archaeologists who have been working at the site since 2018. hundreds of ancient egyptian coffins with mummies inside, along with dozens of bronze statues of their gods, dating back some 2500 years. in one wooden sarcophagus we found for the 1st time a complete and seal piracy immediately dispatched virus was moved, the egyptian museum for sterilization. and in order to conduct the needed studies, i think this, the piracy is similar to the ones that we discovered. 100 years ago and they talk about the book of the gates and the book of the d

so you got j l is the miles teller miss your santa, but there's a fresh face named greg tarzan davis. that was going to be a hollywood one to watch and all those elements together maybe will buy these tickets and go to the theater. now the world's most famous painting has been smeared with cream in an apparent protest against climate change visitors to do for museum in paris. film don't happen to the mona lisa vandal disguised as an old woman, lunged at da vinci's masterpiece. is protected by a glass screen which was quickly wiped clean. ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stores. european union leaders have agreed to impose a partial ban on russian oil. it's part of the new package of sanctions in response to the invasion of ukraine. the breakthrough follows months. some negotiations that struggled to address objections from hungary, 2 thirds of russian or the impulse were not by the end of the year. francis colson investigation and the death of the french journalist killed in ukraine to the hands region. ukrainian officials say frederick the clerk, him half was killed when

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so you got j ellis amount keller was your santa han, but there's a fresh face named greg tarzan davis. that was going to be a hollywood one to watch and all of those elements together. maybe we'll buy these tickets and go to the theater and until movie critics have described the film as absurdly exciting them and you are very excited by it and the best studio action film in is. but a lot of it surely is down to tom cruise himself. i mean, even at 59, he's still a huge ali bedroll caught me. absolutely, this will be remind you why tom cruise is one of the biggest box office stars in the world. he is a man who likes to do his own stuff, but in addition to this being a great film, if a great song here lady got hold, my hand will be an oscar contender for short next year for best all. listen, there's a reason why folks are enjoying this bill and they're raving about it. i tell everybody, go see top gun map. john, just a final funny thought to you top done to as you say, was released 36 years after the 1st top gone. so by my calculation, tom cruise will be 95 years old when top gun 3 comes

i felt it was in my genes to do this. [ yelling like tarzan ] >> she had been so good on the garry moore show. she always knew she could sing and dance and be funny. >> on my show, i would do pratfalls and jump out of windows and get pies in the face, and it was heaven. >> you know, i still see a rerun of "the carol burnett show" and i think, goddamn, they're funny. there's never been a better three-wall sketch show ever. >> she was great in bed, too, dickey. remember? >> you never went to bed with -- >> well. >> you're not supposed to curtsy. you're supposed to bow. >> well, i get dizzy when i bend over. >> when tim conway came on his goal in life was to destroy harvey. here's tim with our own harvey korman as a brand-new dentist with his very first patient. we used to have a pool backstage, not as to whether harvey was going to break up, but how far he could get along in the sketch before he broke up. >> novocaine. here we are. novocaine. take a firm hold of the hypodermic needle. right. >> they never knew what he was going to do. but they knew it was not going to be what they expected

tarzan is from new orleans, he loves his te. >> jimmy: he's like, i'm tarzan! >> "i'm tarzan." prince william and kate, they're like, "tarzan, okay." he has this thick accent. "i'm from new orleans, y'all ever been to new orleans?" no, we haven't. "been to mardi gras?" we haven't been to new orleans, so no. we haven't been to matureddy graw. danny next, danny ramirez. danny completely freezes. i don't know if i'm supposed to look at them, look down, shake their hand. i'm just going to stand here. [ laughter ] yes, i love being in the movie, thank you very much. they get to me. prince william, he starts -- i'm like, "you were in the royal air force, right?" he starts naming -- he was a helo guy, flew helicopters, starts naming all these helicopters he flew. the a-this, the 220-that, the 670-this. i'm like, "oh, yeah, yeah, yeah." he's like, "you know it?" "no, man, i don't know anything." [ laughter ] "you're a prince, what am i supposed to say? i didn't want to look crazy in front of you." >> jimmy: did tom like that? >> tom laughs but he's moved down the line. he's looking at

south africa apartheid qu, me has scaled oil rigs and protested from the arctic ocean to the alberto tarzan, i'm going to pay oh, go would all be over my belt. ah, everything is it, toxic mass. what we want is a transition out, but you know what we have is an addicted society and the fossil fuel industry continues to push those addictions, blue. we know nice to an opposition against colon uranium mines damn projects and oil pipelines. now like i'm standing here, is matter choice, i'm sitting here, it's a matter of necessity. ah, one of the challenges we face is how do we keep engaged in struggle for such a long time when quite often we winning battles but losing the overall wall for justice. and i draw my inspiration for mercy, true story that i experience as a young activist when a friend of mine linen i do was kill together with 3 young women from my own city durban. and i had to think about the last conversation i had with him when we're flying into exile in different directions. we asked me the question for me, what is the biggest contribution you can make to the cost of justice? and i

south africa apartheid whom he has scaled oil rigs and protested from the arctic ocean to the alberta. tarzan, i will go with okay, to be over right now. everything is at toxic mass. what we want is a transition out, but you know what? we have is an addicted society and the fossil fuel industry continues to push those addictions. mm. mm. no nurse to opposition against colon uranium mines damn projects and oil pipelines. now like i'm standing here is matter choice. i'm sitting here as a matter of necessity. ah, one of the challenges we face is how do we keep engaged in struggle for such a long time when quite often we winning battles but losing the overall wall for justice. and i draw my inspiration for mercy, true story that i experience as a young activist when a friend of mine linen i do was kill together with 3 young women from my own city dublin. and i had to think about the last conversation i had with him when we're flying into exile in different directions. we asked me the question for me, what is the biggest contribution you can make to the court of justice? and i said, giving your li

south africa apartheid qu, me has scaled oil rigs and protested from the arctic ocean to the alberta. tarzan, i'm calling to pay bo go with, you know, nice to him in opposition against colon uranium mines damn projects and oil pipelines. now like i'm standing here as a matter of choice, i'm saying here is a matter of necessity. but ah, this is an opportunity cost system be designed. what lessons can we learn from indigenous not. ah, i want to see what a new economy will look like, and how people can take power over their future. i'm eager to speak about this and more with winona. wants to do be unscripted. ah, you know, it's a great opportunity and a privilege to be here with you. we are are in a very colonial city and our were a couple of anti colonialists. so we both come from a long histories of, of british colonization, i would say, and i, here we are to talk about the future in, in some times times have tremendous chains. and i think that we just had the, had a big conference in glasgow so wonderful to be with you. no, no. i think that's what the top 26 as just shown us recently, is tha

no, to tara, read tarzan, ortho and former u. s. senate aid on this very welcome to the program. hi tara many. hi. on no problem. have spoken about they had parker c of the a's off battalion known for having neo nazi members. essentially getting good publicity in the western the war . what's your take on that connection? well, i think it's really stunning how america has been, you know, lifting up these neo nazis since 2014, so the made on which victoria newland was there. and as you know, julian assange exposed the q that was american backed in 2014 and and it's off. a battalion was part of that. and 8 to 11 percent of ukrainian government had neo nazis. so now the neo, not the support for these neo nazis in ukraine has come home and you see this horrible massacre of 10 people that just occurred and 2 others injured. that was racially motivated by somebody with extreme views and followed a manifesto and also refer to the as off time with the symbol. so the question for american citizens is, why are we are poised to get $40000000000.00 in weapons that will go into the hands of ne

no, sorry he played tarzan >> jimmy: played tarzan. yeah, yeah >> tarzan's not real [ laughter ] >> jimmy: hopefully the kids are asleep they're like, "tooth fairy, easter bunny, tarzan." [ laughter ] >> i know. >> jimmy: "what is going on? tarzan is real >> jimmy: just doesn't know if he brings his own baskets. who knows. >> i think joe was actually, kind of, the most fascinating part of the series >> jimmy: me too >> because he's, like, so captivating. and it's so weird. you can totally tell this is the first time this guy has ever opened the bible. he's, like, reading it sideways and he's like trying - >> jimmy: and now he's in charge >> yeah, and now he's the leader >> jimmy: he's a leader, and he's telling these people about this religion. and everyone's like, "who is this guy?" >> and, you know, natasha who is featured on it as well, was his ex and the mother of his -- >> jimmy: she was great. >> yeah, she's incredible. and she just goes, she's like, "he was never religious. he was never a religious person he was an out of work a

. >> the tarzan thing, right? >> yes, the tarzan treehouse. let's -- >> did we talk about the rumors? in konta -- encanto is the rumor but it has not been confirmed. do you know it used to be? >> the first -- swiss family robinson treehouse. >> we would walk right past that because... like, there is a lot of walking. >> really all it is his stairs. >> that does not seem like fun. >> it's a good way to get your steps in. >> no one was wearing fit been and apple watches. nash fitbit and -- fitbit and apple watches. y ou tm up with peloton or some exercise group. you have to go up halfway into a workout, go up the next level. [laughter] up to 11, also, encanto. we have ideas that are all good. >> you chore bpm to 70%. -- get your bpm to 70%. it is wet this morning. we are tracking scattered showers moving very slowly to the east. it's raining now from redwood city, alto, sunset valley to the east. around 6:30 in san jose light rain. showers former inwood, san rafael over the richmond ridge. moving into vallejo shortly before seven. we are in the

tarzan's treehouse will be fully re-themed. the company did not confirm what the new theme will be, but many guess it will be encanto, because one character has a room filled with greenery, trees and animals. tarzan's treehouse opened in 1962 as the swiss family tree house, based on the live-action film swiss family robinson. ok. drew: this is one of the attractions that, ok, we are just kind of like, scoot past. jobina: why is that? drew: there is a lot of walking around, it's not very action-packed. kumasi: tarzan wasn't enough. drew: no. that's my take on that ride. let's talk about the rain out there, welcome news. live doppler 7 showing heavy hitting in the east bay, where we find the most issues. here is street level on live doppler 7, san ramon, pleasant, and livermore. 580, 680, it's some wet roadways. highway four has been impacted a lot this morning. from concord to antioch to brentwood, anywhere from light to moderate rain falling at this hour. i want to point out, see the cloud cover right here? this will be the foc

as travel restrictions are low, sun kissed currents have risen in places that rely on tarzan especially in parts of north america and the caribbean. where vaccination coverage is low. i see you nodding. this is how well behaving in some parts of the world of to have an impact on other parts of the well, your thoughts about what to don't to chris. i had to say that, well, this is exactly the face we are in. there was a world health organization that age our emergency committee meeting this week that looked at where their army with this pandemic. and it's actually this sort of global split where you have countries where, because of, well the, the situation in the virus is, is running quite high because theirs are not many restrictions anymore. and there's other parts of the world that are still trying to very much contain them and they're looking at at their so. so we have this diversion in the world and it's challenging phase because we are in this transition from the really acute phase of the pandemic. to somewhere in the future. but what exactly that future will be? i'm not sure yet. s

and also tarzan and and his into my into to behind on to begin. and we would then see fewer patients in such a poor condition touched on clifton after millions of patients around the world a hoping for salvation from norway. the results of the 2 year retook. same app trial are eagerly awaited but then disappointment. the trial is negative. retook the map doesn't have the expected effect level when it was her a bit unexpected. it could have had a negative trial. that is all saw that, that, that can happen even if you have a, an active drug. but her not seeing a tendency in the right direction was a bigger surprise for us, especially as her stand said based on our previous experience. on the other hand, we didn't, it changes in the reduction of a double bond is study. for example, lower doses in maintenance, treatment which may have had an influence on this. scientists had to have the dose because they received no funding from the pharmaceutical industry. but the research continues the hunt for other drugs that could help patients. they can use thei

all tarzan is now a leaders in the us saw paying tribute to its 1st female secretary of state, madeleine albright, who died at the age of 84. president joe biden said she quote, turned the tide of history and as order flags to be flown at half mast in her honor . rosalind jordan looked back on her life and career without any mental madeline albright made history. when in 1997, she became the 1st woman to serve as us secretary of state discharged the duties of the office discharged the duties of the office on which i am about to enter on, which i'm about to enter. so old, right wielded her power in direct and controversial when enforcing the un economic embargo against a rock. despite iraq's present weakness, the future threat has not been erased. iraq's behavior and intentions must change before our policies can change. otherwise, we will allow the scorpion that bid us once to bite us again, pushing us allies to back a military strike on a rock and 1998 because of saddam hussein's refusal to let you win weapons inspectors into the country. we have said many times that we prefer to have a

since russia invaded ukraine, danita has been driving across the border every day. tarzan numbered not. our driver took a family of 9 people to his house. we are all crying with them when we saw the tragedy. the children were so weak and the mothers were passing out. crossing the border is always tricky, but the women say that to, to day they have a lucky day because the border guard is someone they know and it's going to be hopefully much easier to bring their, the goods in for him. so i am going to cray, they handle just cross the border most refugees came from the region near the ukrainian capital key. if that came on the heavier tech in the past days. when with i can also go through. but then also though it was a real thing, my husband drove us to the border. we left on february 26th and we travelled for 2 days and we stayed at the board of for 2 days. my husband then went back to fight and i am extremely worried about him. the situation was very unpleasant. we heard very loud explosions. that is why i am here. despite a continuous stream of people trying to leave border guards, ch

every day tarzan numbered not one of our drivers took a family of 9 people to his house. we are all crying with them when we saw the tragedy. the children were so weak and the mothers were passing out, crossing the borders always tricky, but the women say that to, to day they have a lucky day because the border guard is some one they know, and it's going to be hopefully much easier to bring their the goods in hopes of i am going to cray, they handle just cross the border. most refugees came from the region near the ukrainian capital key. if that came on the heavier tech in the past days, one week i can also go through but then also the other was not in. so i my husband drove us to the border. we left on february 26th and we travelled for 2 days. and we stayed at the border for 2 days. my husband then went back to fight and i am extremely worried about him. the situation was very unpleasant. we heard very loud explosions. that is why i am here. despite the continuous stream of people trying to leave border guards, jack every car thoroughly. people eagerly waiting until the

spectacular and even more positive if we didn't have the non political red pepper bread pip garage, said on tarzan, please. couldn't you persuade, using your influence and pressure and the european union to get rid of some of these are probably necessarily a elements of bureaucracy. if you are pending the whole protocol itself, isn't it possible to, to limit don't to make it more practical for your business? i wish it wasn't like i wish it was as simple as opting and i mean not for anybody on the same respectably as well. because it made me f, there's issues and company chains and sort of let's do what we find unfortunately, right through this whole process that the unfortunately what their support of the republic of our government as well seem reluctant. they find a methodology of on the coming, solving the problems, but instead they, they seem to wish to chastise in a kingdom for perpetual part even the you. so where are they, where the, the, the one in the middle and where the one of the key and all the time. so whenever there is practical solutions in place, the you refusal, i mean less trust

garak said on tarzan, please. couldn't you persuade, using your influence and pressure and the european union to get rid of some of these are probably necessarily a elements bureaucracy, but up ending the whole protocol itself. isn't it possible to, to limit don't to make it more practical for your business. i wish it wasn't like, i wish it was as simple as i've been on. i mean, for anybody, all the same respectably as well. because i mean, there's issues and the company chains and sort of let's do what we have phone unfortunately right through this whole process. that's a, unfortunately, was the support of the republic of our government as well seem reluctant they find a methodology of coming, solving the problems, but instead they, they seem to wish to chastise in a kingdom for, for breakfast. and part, even though you were, they were the, the, the one in the middle where the want to change all the time. so whenever there is practical solutions in place, the, you refuse the mean less trust. lot for us before the

. >> we were watching tarzan and tarzan showed a white guy in the jungle of africa with africans who did not look like they were sophisticated. fred: james burrows has worked on diversity and equity issues for decades. he is with children's minnesota health system now. >> it was an all-out melee. fred: he was working for minneapolis public schools in -- in 2014 when abroad directed at a local high school. >> a student escalated a food fight into a physical altercation. there were a large number of somali and african-american students who seemed on opposite sides of the fight or altercation. at that time, we realized we needed to do something differently. fred: he had frequent and public meetings with somali leaders and community members. >> we talked about how we needed to work together and learn from each other about the misinformation we got as kids and learn about each other and our culture and business acumen and educational acumen and move forward together. fred: with time, he says the parents came from africa and began to forge their own identity. >> young people say maybe we a

. >> i grew up watching tarzan, and tarzan showed me a white guy going through the jungle of africa with africans who didn't look like they were very sophisticated. >> reporter: james burroughs has worked on diversity and equity issues in minnesota for decades. he's now with the children's minnesota health system. in 2013, he was working for minneapolis public schools when a brawl erupted at a local high school. >> some students had escalated a food fight into a physical altercation. there were a large number of african students, mostly somali students, and a large number of african american students who seemed to be on opposite sides of the fight or altercation. and, at that time, we realized that we probably need to do something differently. >> reporter: burroughs had frequent and public meetings with somali leaders and community members. >> we talked about how we needed to wk together and learn from each other about those myths a misinformation we got as kids and basically learn about each other, our culture, our business acumen, our educational acumen, and move forward together and o

troops attack again, smola and i know how scary it is for the stuff, the bombings and the russian more tarzan missile simon. i mean, it's really very scary that we won't believe it's not just our son nish, i think with a motion, sometimes latasha. that's a sentiment many here and heart give share. well, let's look at the big picture with alexi, mandy cruz co direct her foreign relations and international security programs with the resume coffee center as a think tank based in care. welcome to d. w. a. do you believe that russia is about to invade ukraine or? well, we can't that we have different opinions about the boat, russia, russia in pain, it rushes iams. but there is, there are certainly such plans and that i, so please studied such intentions by this girl to happen. and mine is going to happen is a big question. and so what is the end game then? what will success look like for president to put in this conflict? oh, well, it's just the same question like 2 or 3 months ago. i would say that the game and the cooking objectives was ukrainian independence to get to claim as a satellite to ge

attack again silver or, and i know how scary it is with us to rush the bombings and the russian more tarzan missile simon. i mean, it's really very scary. i that we won't leave it, not just her son of the chateau with a motion said perhaps at the fed latasha. that's the sentiment many here in hard gifts share. well, as russian troops and ships in circle ukraine, nato has been bolstering had se eastern flank. but since ukraine's not a nato member is unclear what the alliance would do if russia does invade the secretary general of the alliance. yes, dalton burke visited the black sea puerto for cassandra and romania as a 1000 us troops arrived at the military base there. we continued to reinforce our eastern flank with more shapes, with more plains, with more a troops up. and we also ready to quickly reinforce if needed, or we have increased the red. and so the nato response force on, we can deploy more forces on short notice if needed. let's take a closer look at nickos at nato's. take on this last go to an attorney, schultz and brussels. welcome terry. so we're so again, stoughton burger th

more tarzan missile simon. i mean it's really very scary. i that we won't leave. it's not just our son of dish, i think with a motion said perhaps at the fed latasha. that's the sentiment many here in her kiss share. let's go to the ukrainian capital now kia where are correspond at nick connelly is standing by for us. hi nick. it's good to see you. we heard there from people in eastern ukraine as they're preparing for the threat of russian invasion. how is that potential threat being perceived guarantee as well? sue me, it is an extra situation. you have the world media, basically focused on just this topic for the last best part, 2 months, making headlines every single day around the world. and for most of that time hearing ukraine, there was a strange disconnect people here getting on with their lives, talking about restaurant openings and new jobs kind of it. so incentives, disbelief that this was somehow just another of the escalations that they'd seen time and time again since russia and it's crime in 2014. this was just another diplomatic blip. some showmans