the the, you're watching the news coming to live from berlin. russel launch has a large scale air results on ukraine. official saying the attack has killed at least one person and injured several more. on air rate alert was an effect for the entire country early one day. also coming up on the show top us diplomat. and to me blinking in germany's born minister and i lena bear box or in israel for talks. as maurice grows at the conflicts could engulf the entire region. watson oppenheimer dominate fast the golden gloves via pick about the maker of the atomic bomb wins. best director, best actor, and more. hollywood is back for his biggest parties and strikes,

brought movie production to a standstill last year. the plat, richardson, thank you very much for joining us. you're pregnant officials say russia launched a large scale missile assault. early on monday, prompting an air raid alert for the entire country, a local responders in the harkey region that you see here. we're assessing the damage from the strike. your brains, air force said the country was hit by several waves of cruise missiles and from ballistic missiles. and some regions, officials say at least one person was killed and several others were injured across the country. and we go to our correspondence and keeps on your phone, her car, she has more on the air rate alerts when we were walking about 6 am this morning to

and read the notes and all across ukraine with the parties really, you know, urging residents to take these wanting seriously and headed to shelters. and now the acute recreating impulse, you know, kind of wound off. i'm over the dozen, bumble across the taking off from russian territory, the one to a wave of cruise to the sides. and the reports of explosions and separate papers ends up with the show in the pro and car keys. and the reports are now coming in as i told her to use, you know, assess the damage. we're hitting indicate breach. they are seeing a rockets hit a private house that the people under the rubble a risky operation going on there in supple issue with children from authorities saying that people there are also wounded rockets residential areas. but from everything that we've seen so far, it seems that you know, most cities including kids seem to be spade. the kind of massive damage that we saw earlier, the seal wind rush, ebony launched a huge area bombardment of ukrainian multiple the queen in cities in elite the symbol and, and or the, the seal. so yeah, thank you so much for being such a speed there. um, as were seeing russia stepping up, it's a salt,

continued military aid for ukraine is also looking increasingly uncertain. is that already affecting your brains ability to protect itself from russian attacks to when you know you're cleaning the polar piece of really been wanting for months, the question has been stopped by making hype decision besides to use in the winter to talk at the end, entertain constructor to plunge, it's a piece that you know it to the court in the dock of today. you know, i have to say that all the temperatures and key to or are below freezing minus 14 degrees celsius, here in the log, in the white of each and here and you create of all see those relies heavily on its wisdom bulk knows for advanced a defense systems, including especially the, the features a system designed to the us which ukraine use us to protect its cities and critical infrastructure from high performing besides. and of course, the field show now is that it is most goal continues the space and intensity of entry level. and we could see a scenario with, you know, ukraine could be left without a protection. so there was

a real sense of urgency here with the foreign minister to be typically about really urging wisdom partners to provide more. it depends systems and the science and munition and really seeing that there is no plan b. if this does not happen. sonya thank you so much for reporting and take care. that is sonya found a car for us in case turning now to the war and gaza. and the team from the world health organization has visited the opposite hospital and described scenes of chaos . w h o staff. so they were delivering supplies the hospital and witnessed large numbers of wounded people and brought in for urgent treatment after an explosion. toby, which was johnstone from inside the hospital, which they said was in dire need of medical supplies. the hospital described as gauze as most important is also dealing with critical staff shortages organizations, planning to facilitate the deployment of emergency medical teams to help support over works doctors and nurses and the w. h. s. coordinators that evacuation orders and fears fighting had forced most medical staff to leave. he urged for the

protection of ok. the hospital. this hospital is currently operating with about 30 percent of the south that it had just a few days ago. they are seeing in, in some cases, hundreds of casualties every day in a small emergency department. yesterday they said they had one doctor working with overnight and this emergency department. and it's, it's really a counting seeing the hospital director just spoke to us. and he said his one request is that this hospital be protected even though many of his stuff is left. now us secretary of state and st blinking is doing as ralph or talks on the war and gaza as piers grow that the conflict could widen across the region. speaking in culture, blinking said it was imperative to protect civilians and gaza as well. so as it's battling home aust classified as a terrorist organization where the us germany and many other countries. and so the blinking on a tip of magic drive to prevent the spread of the israel. how much was after

meetings and come to the us secretary of state formed on sunday, the wall between israel and how much and gaza could metastasized and threatened security in the why? the middle east in doha, blinking laid out his goals and he had price res hosts. in all of my meetings, over the last 2 days, we discussed ongoing efforts to better protect civilians and garza and to get more humanitarian assistance to them. and to get the remaining hostages out and home with their loved ones. cutter was instrumental in negotiations that led to the simultaneous release of more than $100.00 hostages, including american citizens and applause. and the fighting that during that time enabled us to double the flow of humanitarian aid to civilians and guys. so these displays, palestinians caught in the crossfire of this conflict in gaza, help con,

come soon enough. on the us, secretary of state made his position on the status of the testing. civilians must be able to return home as soon as conditions allow they cannot, they must not be pressed to leave gaza. the funeral of 2 palestinian journalists killed. the parent is ready as striking the south as the gaza strip. the prospect of p seems far away. thing concert the kidding through an unimaginable tragedy. and that he was deeply sorry for the family's loss. the us top diplomats middle east tool continues on monday with visits that include israel and the occupied westberg. germany's foreign minister and elaina barrow bock is also on a trip to the middle east. it is her 4th visit to the region since the october 7th attacks. a very bulk held talks with b is rarely president and foreign minister. she's pushing for move toward a 2 state solution for is raising palestinians once the current fighting is over.

since i spoke earlier with our chief political correspondent, nina has a in jerusalem. she has more on i know, in a bare box agenda today in the west bank. well, she will be visiting a palestinian village and she will be holding political thoughts with her apollo senior and council pod all molly tea. now that is of course, always a tight rope. well for her gemini is very much in favor of a 2 state solution. but the babble girl also make it clear to the policy new representatives that germany does stand in solidarity with israel when it comes to fighting any attempts to wipe israel of the map. it's a very much the 2 state solution that she's got on her radar as the same time. she's also going to tell the palestinians that germany very much sees the suffering that is going on and that the ones that to and germany has increased its humanitarian assistance to the palestinians since october 3 fold. so that's now is

some of about $200000000.00 euro, so the fall, but as on the battle will also make it clear to the palestinians. the gemini, believe it does take reforms palestinian authority if the region is to achieve sustainable p. so eventually elections will also have to be held by the palestinians. who is nina has a for us turning now to some other world new stories. the missing panel that blew off an alaska airlines jet on friday has now been recovered. us officials, they've the door pluck has been found in a teacher's back yard in oregon and investigator save the pilots and reported pressurization warning lights on the 3 earlier flights of the boeing 737 max 9, judge bangladesh as prime minister shae casino has won a 4th consecutive term in office after her ruling parties, web sundays, national elections are turned out, was only around 40 percent for a vote mark by violence and foi caught it by the main office addition and farmers

across germany within a week long strides to protest the government's plans to cut agricultural subsidies, tractor rallies and demonstrations of already begun to disrupt traffic and train services and parts of the country protests and also closed a major road in the center of berlin. and in los angeles, it was a big night for the movie oppenheimer at the annual golden globes, picking up best drama and for other rewards that included christopher nolan as best director and kelly and murphy as best actor in a drama and other categories. lily gladstone became the 1st indigenous golden glow winner for her role in killers of the flower moon. and the m. a stone was named best actress and a comedy for her performance in poor things. the golden gloves kick off finally went toward season, culminating with the oscars in march. the as well earlier to

entertainment journalist case a matthew she was at the golden globes in l. a. and i asked her about her personal highlight. yes. you know, this is my 2nd time in a year uh, going and being around all the best cities. there was a lot going on. so many celebrities walk in the red carpet. i bought the hose, did it. okay job. i'm going to be honest with you, comedian, joy coy. i didn't know nothing about him before hand. i'm kind of just learning and catching up, but i thought he did an ok job just i, i love if i'm being honest, if i'm being honest now just an ok job. i think the highlight was just it was packed full of star powers in the audience. presenting walk into red carpet. people really seem to be in a good mood and the old gloves are back, you know, where you are drinking and eating and having a good time in the uh, a list from television land is mixing would be a list of the feature film roll. so i love that i'm a golden gloves, voter, so i bought it and i saw

a lot of the the things that i voted for turn to pollution. they actually one so okay, go ahead and go okay, go back to business as usual, a little bit. um, did any of the winners come as surprises to you? to know, i predicted that anatomy of the fall would be a favorite. you know why? i saw the feel i'm back in may at the cannes film festival in the minute i saw and i said, oh, this is a sleeper from the u. s. but once they see it, they're gonna just be taking a bath with all the twists. and the turns you think, you know where it's going and that it doesn't go as well as for anybody, but it's just a great feel. the zone of interest is also a great fan, but i also knew that you know, a lot of people love the box office success of barbie is transcended. know that it's rich, i think the $1000000000.00 mark at the box office. so i knew that would be a favorite a we know that there was oppenheimer or kind of opening the same weekend as barbie . they were calling it barbie and barbara in hymer. uh so those sills were on a surprise succession. the tv show they ended headed spinal season, cleaned up,

also with the war. so that was not a surprise. what, what a surprise is lily gladstone winning for her performance in killers of the flower of flower meeting, which is a film by martin scorsese. she becomes the 1st native american woman in the us to win a gold and low. so was so wonderful to see her going stage and, and take her award and talk about her, her heritage and her mother inspiring her. and it was really just hard for me and so well deserved. just fantastic film. i run don't walk if you haven't seen it. you mentioned the barber time or rivalry there barbie. a went into this with a 9 and domination, but it ended up only getting 2 prizes. i mean, my oppenheimer snagging 5 awards. what do you think the jury choose wisely here or? you know, i think they do, but here's the thing. both of the films are great for their own reasons. we love barbie was fun. family fun people knows everything about barbie. it was a box office success. so pretty much everyone had seen the family, enjoy it,

but you can't really compare it to all the time, which is a drama. and so it's kind of biographical feeling. we all know what it's about and it's just, it's so intense. you know what i mean to have a comedy on one side is drama in the other. they're not even in the same league both great films, both wonderfully active great directors but just very, very, very different fields. but i do think they got it right. i mean, i think that it is best picture. i think it definitely should be the best drama. i thought that the performance by robert downey, junior kelly and murphy and you know, christopher nolan, being the director did the just a phenomenal job of catering math. you're speaking to me earlier. now the 1st thing you asked moon landing mission and more than half a century has blasted off from cape canaveral in florida. aboard the vulcan rocket is the privately built paragraph lunar lander. it will speak to gather data about the lunar surface, the head of plans for the future human missions also border the ashes of the star trek creator gene roddenberry. the on crude spacecraft is expected to touch down on

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