terry martin. good to help you with this. russians are set for another 6 years of blood. them your proteins rule following an election, widely described as a sham, 15 face, no meaningful opposition in the boat. the 3 handpicked opponents all the ballot did not campaign. in his victory speech, booting said he would now focus on ukraine 2 years after a full scale invasion of russia's neighbour that was expected the last. only a few days to marching out to meet supporters. vladimir putin celebrated an entirely predictable election went off to securing yet another time as russia's president he claimed the victory was due to the trust and hope russians had placed in him in his renewed cbm. yeah, for sure, but he is disabled. i'm looking at the 1st of all, i want to thank the citizens of russia lexia. we are all one team has done that. i see called us citizens that came to polling stations and voted you put a good list of what you showed us once again. but i want to say, and this is very important and th

terry, thank you very much for that is our brussel correspondent, terry schultz. saudi arabia's king has used his ramadan message to highlight the suffering and gaza calling on the international community to bring an end to what he described as the brutal crimes taking place in the territory efforts to secure a cease fire before the start of the muslim holy month have stalled and a bit acute hunger agency say international efforts to ramp up deliveries of humanitarian supplies by air and now also by sea are not enough in parts of gaza. ramadan decorations and food are still available, but not prices. most people can afford motivated uh there are no jobs left, no walls or no electricity. the people are selling their belongings to live as well . sounds good, but to me i don't run into is very hard on us. what i'm going to have just done on this for most palestinians food break rama downs daily fast will be hard to come by. my well, wow. yeah, and we have rarely each and is whether it is rama done or not. yeah, i mean it's a hyundai, you always remain hungry. it's amazing that i quoted,

>> david: terry, thank you. >>> we should note, as terry mentioned, abc news will have live coverage of super tuesday tomorrow night. 15 states voting, a much different year, of course. where this race stands, and if it is, in fact, president biden facing off against donald trump. where this race stands right now in the battlegrounds. what would happen if the election were now? what about these court cases? will they play out before the election? we're going to try to answer all of your questions, including tomorrow night's results and any surprises. tomorrow night, 10:00 p.m. eastern, right here on abc. thank you, terry. >>> we move to the other news tonight, and the new winter storm brewing. several states will get hit. and take a look at this. it comes after heavy snow across multiple states. more than ten feet of snow falling in parts of the sierra nevada mountains, and recording a wind gust, 190 miles per hour. snow blocking mountain roads, stranding drivers, in fact, for hours. interstate 80 closed for days. we have just learned it has reopened, and now, this new storm set to h

that was news to terry.e officer had an idea. >> the officer starts calling hospitals to check and see if she's been admitted somewhere. when he called one of the local hospitals, they said that heather elvis had come in on their own, and had been released. >> he thought, heather must be okay. eventually, the officer told terry to take her car and head home. his relief was short-lived. he told the wife about her checking into the hospital. >> she knows it is expensive. she would have called me and said, hey, this is what's wrong. what do i do? >> so the couple did what they could, calling family and friends. no one had heard from heather. eventually, one relative cleared at the hospital mystery. >> we found out that the heather that was in the hospital is my cousin's daughter, named the same thing. we did had the middle name. just the first and last. >> what are the odds? that it is a heather elvis at the same time going to the hospital? >> it was puzzling. >> so where was their heather? confusion was turnin

terry, thanks so much for that update of c w 's. terry shows for forcing from brussels. the israel says it has killed a top. come off, come on the and a raid. a b l. she saw hospital in garza thousands have been born to evacuate. the complex, which is the biggest and one of the last remaining health facilities in the gaza strip of israel release. these images of the raid the is ready. all the claims that come off militants thought out them from the hospital. and that's how most is using l. she for as a come on send to the home us run, garza health ministry is reporting multiple casualties. people have been seeking shelter at all. she says since the rule that began in response to the hum of terror attacks on october, the 7th dw jerusalem correspondent, tanya explained that as monitoring events in gauze are. and i also whether there's a way for civilians course in the l. c. for hospital to guess out, well, they're a bit of conflicting reports would be a hearing. i mean, on the one hand, there's a statement that came out early in the morning by the army saying that had caut

i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us, can trying to find answers to his pressing economic and demographic challenges. that's one of the questions facing thousands of delegates. as the gather for the country is highly choreograph national people's congress invasion. layers of announced a target and 5 percent economic growth in 2024 that's far below the double digit growth. that once powered the chinese economy, they also planned to increase defense spending by 7.2 percent. same rate of increase as last year. the annual week long gathering is mostly ceremonial in nature. all key decisions have already been made behind closed doors by the communist party journalist probably and trach mount is in beijing. i asked him earlier about the government's plans to keep the economy moving. so yeah, that's the big question, but uh let me just give you a little bit of context um around 5 percent to to the p target for this. yeah. might sound not too high. um, given that china has its cheap, as you mentioned, highe

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but no one can guarantee terry that to the year is that there might be unrest today as well. you mentioned the upcoming election yury. everything points to yes, another term for blinding me a protein as president. what is the say about the call? is that nevada and the false indict for your to well, there has been no political position in the rest of fall. yeah. so what this cold, if the position is a do minus extra loyal to the grandma and the government, if it is clearly reflected in the fact that it's not, of the duma parties are speaking out against the board. the only presidential candidate to speak with against it was not allowed to stand for election in this respect and of all is death doesn't or didn't change anything bought. despite the v is pretends critics who leave mainly abroad well not to give up. they say we saw usually on of all a off, for example, the by for the veto of and of all the easy you, parliament and wednesday, presented herself as a husband successor. it won't be easy for him because president putin is still very popular in russia. and when it comes

there are reports of casualties, the hello and terry morris, and thanks for joining us. the united states has circulated a draft un security council resolution calling for an immediate cease fire link to the release of hostages and the gaza strip. as israel prepares further military action in response to the home us terror attacks of october, the 7th. during a visit to saudi arabia, us secretary of state anthony blinking. emphasize the need to protect goals and civilians and provide humanitarian aid. the draft resolution is about face for the us, which last month veto to call for the u. n. a at to you and for such truth is what blinking had to say to a saudi media outlet. so we actually have a resolution that we put forward right now that doesn't, that does call for an immediate cease fire tied to the release of hostages. he said, and we hope very much that countries will support that or more of this, we can talk about the journal, a spike sliding entail a beef and korean l y in cairo. cream to you 1st, this shift in the us position on a ceasefire and gaza. how is that l

terry operation in the software over 1500000 people are shuddering right now. so this is a certainly here on the agenda, but what's very much in focus in is where right now is of course, these hostage talks uh, the in direct talks between is rather and homos happening in doha. and the news that, uh, the head of the massage is also heading there today. so this expect it to be somehow some movement. tell us more about this. you aspect ceased by a resolution that the united nations security council, the council set the boat on that today. how was this move been seen where you are but it certainly or also very closely watched and is rather because and to now do you guys has veto to abstain? usually in these resolutions and now, you know, we could see one of the us trusted resolutions of being adopted now. and with us, usually shifting as it seemed here is ro, from resolutions. indeed it's a security council. now this resolution that's being circulating as emphasize as an immediate and sustained a ceasefire to protect the civilian population getting in more age. but

i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. russians are voting in a presidential election. that's all of it. sure to hand vladimir putin another 6 year term polling stations have opened across russia. the election is set to last until sunday evening. kremlin says a 112000000 people are eligible to vote, including residence of the occupied ukrainian territories. president preteen is toys to secure his 5th term and what's expected to be a landslide victory after he stifled dissent. rubio, the election comes after crackdowns on independent media and rights groups and follows the recent death of pollutants, fiercest, critic and opposition campaign. it looks in the body in a remote russian penal colony as presidential candidates defend calls, courtesy and all of slots k o from kremlin friendly parties and barely known in russia. it hardly matches this election is all about boots in this lonely, just right. this is a vote for or against a political system, as well as a means of legitimizing the president. afte

these correspondent terry schultz. terry, tell us more about what we can expect to happen there. this morning. a good morning clara. well, the 1st thing is going to happen here is that sweetest prime minister of christopher son is going to come and open the ceremony with nato secretary general and stilton burg. you'll remember christmas and has had to fly around to multiple capitals, most notably, tongue hunger ease, and turkey's in recent weeks as trying to get their approval for this accession. so he's going to be very happy to be coming to nato headquarters as his last stop before the flags are raised. and you can see the space behind me here between turkey and spain. a flag will go up here for the press conference, and then also outside they will raise a swedish flag to join the other 31 allies around the circle outside. and you mentioned these delays and getting the green light for us we didn't enjoy. do you think sweden's i session is now a cause for a need a victory lot. well i'm, i'm sure there are going to be plenty of bottles of champagne popped around here because it w

thank you very much, terry. so one of the most pressing issues facing nato members is of course the war in ukraine, and keith's repeated plays for more. for germany, that debate is now focused on a british proposal to swap cruise missiles. it would see it germany give its taurus myself to britain, who would in turn send ukraine more of its own stalled shadow miss thoughts, germany's for him and a sub. i know not that bulk has a said she is open to the idea about shots that one of the shots has sofa blocked any decision to send the long range weapons to p. c is concerned that they could be used to hit targets in russia, and also the german soldiers would need to be involved in filing and one 3rd phone . see who not to do spits yonge dog use chief political. that is a told us more about why we're hearing mixed messages from the job and government on the tourist miss off because they are very mix takes on whether to supply this cruise missile. it's an open secret that 5 minutes to another in a bad box who described

the hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. can trying to find answers to his pressing economic and demographic challenges? that's one of the questions facing thousands of delegates, as they gather for the country is highly choreograph national people's congress. in beijing. leaders have announced a target of 5 percent economic growth in 2024 or below the double digit growth, the ones power, the chinese economy. they also planned to increase defense spending by 7.2 percent . the same rate a rate of increase as last year. the annual week long gathering is mostly ceremonial in nature poll, key decisions have already been made behind closed doors by the communist party, a journalist probably, and crushed by his in beijing. i asked him earlier about the government's plans to keep the economy moving. yeah, that's the big question, but uh let me just give you a little bit of context um around 5 percent to to the p target for this year. might so not too high. um, given that china has its cheap as you mentioned, higher growth targets b

thanks to terry.e move on to the other news tonight and winter storm warnings up already at this hour. several states will get hit. take a look at this. more than 10 feet of snow falling in parts of the sierra nevada mountains and a recording of wind gusts, 195 miles an hour. snow blocking mountain roads, stranding drivers in fact for hours. interstate 80 closed for days. we have just learned it has reopened and now this new storm set to hit. abc is in the storm zone again tonight for us. >> reporter: tonight after enduring multiple days of blizzard conditions, communities in the sierra nevada mountains now bracing for another winter storm. more than 10 feet of snow in some areas already. one lake tahoe ski resort recording a wind gust of more than 190 miles an hour during the storm's height. the blizzard shutting down interstate 190 for days. he checked on the stranded drivers. >> want me to give you a little nudge? >> reporter: watch as he uses this cruiser to push that car out of the snow bank. in

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terry moran leading us off tonight. terry, thank you. >>> we turn now to that chilling case that made national headlines. a horrific racial attack in mississippi. tonight, two former deputies sentenced. part of a group of white officers accused of torturing two black men, shooting one of them and beating them. tonight, one of those officers getting 20 years in prison. today, the judge calling the crimes, quote, egregious and despicable. here's abc's faith abubey. >> reporter: tonight, two former mississippi sheriff's deputies sentenced for their role in the brutal and racially motivated torture of two black men. deputy hunter elward getting 20 years. lieutenant jeffrey middleton sentenced to 17 1/2 years. they are two of six officers who have pleaded guilty to federal felony charges. according to court documents, the officers, part of a group nicknamed the goon squad because of their willingness to use excessive force and not report it. >> this goon squad has been operating without supervision. >> reporter: in january o

terry, we just heard the from the foreign policy chief, does he speak full european leaders and what he says, which we won't know until further along in this meeting, whether all 27 you foreign ministers agree with those remarks by hyper high representative burrell. but most of them coming into this meeting were just blistering in their criticism of, of what they called so called elections. cham elections. many of them didn't even use that word to describe the voting process in russia. and it's not a very high bar. there were no international observers, people in ukraine and territories occupied by russia were forced to vote, sometimes under physical threats. and of course, any credible opposition to putin has either been jailed, exiled or in the case of alexi and of all me, of course killed. and that's something we do expect to come out of this meeting today. it is anticipated that ministers will agree to let me sanctions against people found to be involved in the death of alexi, nevada, in the, in that arctic prison. of course, the other thing they'll be discussing related to russi

well, since and we have some cool and been pushing in or physics, terry has a leaf or has been tracking the impact of climate change on the c g for many years . most of the communities move along the coast can fees you allow the pacific island countries and, you know, we think steam coastal events. you know, most of the damages of these communities and it's not just rising seas and floods. terry service is recording tropical psych lines have always bad to say gee, but then becomes more intense. at the moment, there's a lot of free questions through the government agencies for relocation because, you know, people um, you know, badly affected when you have these kind of extreme events. this one cold winston in 2006 staying was the game changer. the cycle and watches the mit service tract is passed as it rolled in as a category 5, the strongest intensity that anyone can face cycling. winston white nearly $2000000000.00 of pages economy. a 3rd of the countries ged pay $44.00 people were killed. the systems are massive and always small islands. a category 5 cycling can going to cover the who

one could guess where these animals came from. from the house of a strange man named terry thompson, a man who has been famous for his personal zoo for years. in addition to controlling the situation, the police wanted to know exactly what's happened. police officers were able to shoot 48 wild animals by late evening, 18 bengal tigers, 17 lions, six black bears and many other animals. a terrible side was made from the scene of killing these animals, a side that may have seemed unavoidable to protect the people of the neighborhood and to prevent a human disaster. a few hours later, the police were able to find thompson's dismembered body in his animal's cage, body that, in addition to... deep wounds was hit by a bullet. terry thomson was veteran of the vietnam war, a man with strange attitudes and outlaw and crazy about wild animals. over the years he had a massive collection of all kinds of vehicles, weapons and of course animals, and he had his own zoo. a few months before that incident, thompson was sent to prison on the charge of possessing illegal weapons, but after his release,

the deputies process correspond to terry schultz has been at night. i had called us today and i also have people that are taking a victory lap now off the wall. it's been a rocky accession process for suite after, as you say this very long, 2 years. and especially even this last year when finland was admitted to the alliance, having gotten all the, the approval from all the other allies a year ago that live sweden in a position where it felt very vulnerable, almost like it had a target on it. there was new member of finland on one side in norway on the other side, but sweden was not in. and so there's a huge, really sense of relief. you're around nato headquarters. both swedish prime minister of christmas and the secretary general against oldenburg, were, were clearly happy even laughing a little bit. and you don't see that very often here at nato. so everyone is really in a good mood that this finally, this process finally has come to an end with the re raising of the swedish flag here. now we heard a moment ago from the swedish prime minister, and h

terry thomson was veteran of the vietnam war, a man with strange attitudes and outlaw and crazy about wild animals. over the years he had a massive collection of all kinds of vehicles, weapons and of course animals, and he had his own zoo. a few months before that incident, thompson was sent to prison on the charge of possessing illegal weapons, but after his release everything changed. his deep disagreement with his wife made him think of revenge, a revenge centered on animals, which his wife was also very fond of. the police investigation showed that thomson freeed all the animals from their cages first and shot himself later. although thomson's wife returned the surviving animals after legal battle, but that was not the end of private zoos. there are still many people like thomson and his wife living all over the united states, private zoos that are not known what harm will... the inflict upon the animals and people of the neighborhood in the absence of law. last fall we brought in new silver back to the cincinnati zoo and today harambe is making his debut in the gorilla uh habitat

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one could guess where these animals came from, from the house of a strange man named terry thompson, a man who has been famous for his personal zoo for years. in addition to controlling the situation, the police wanted to know exactly what's happened. police officers were able to shoot 48 wild animals by late evening, 18 bengal tigers, 17 lions, six black bears and many other animals. a terrible side was made from the scene of killing these animals, a side that may have seemed unavoidable to protect the people of the neighborhood and to prevent a human disaster. a few hours later, the police were able to find thompson's dismembered body in his animal's cage, a body that... addition to deep wounds, was hit by a bullet. terry thomson was veteran of the vietnam war, a man with strange attitudes and outlaw and crazy about wild animals. over the years he had mastic collection of all kinds of vehicles, weapons and of course animals, and he had his own zoo. a few months before that incident, thompson was sent to prison on the charge of possessing illegal weapons, but after his release every

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the hello, i'm terry martin. welcome to the program, ken trying to find answers to his pressing economic and demographic challenges. that's one of the questions facing thousands of delegates says they gather for the countries highly choreograph national people's congress in beijing. leaders of announced a target of 5 percent economic growth in 2024. it's far below the double digit growth that once powered the chinese economy, the they also plan to increase defense spending by 7.2 percent. the same rate of increase as last year. the annual report and gathering is mostly ceremonial in nature of key decisions have already been made behind closed doors by the communist party. the for more we're joined now by probably encroached by corresponded in beijing, fabio china is aiming for 5 percent economic growth. there's been much faster growth in years past. how does the government plan to keep the economy currently? yeah, that's the big question, but let me just give you a little bit of context um around 5 percent to to

the hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. for a man of appeared in court in russia charged over the attack on the moscow concert hall, which killed at least a $137.00 people. this part was a day of national mourning in russia, led by the countries present blood of uprooting, who has filed to punish those behind what he called the barbaric terrorist attack. the so called islamic state says it was behind the soul, but the kremlin has linked the attack to ukraine for suspects are facing terrorism charges for their alleged involvement in the attack. a croak, a city hall outside the russian capital 3 were brought into court tank. often bent double by police officers, they were seated in a glass fronted cell reserved for defendants. a 4th month arrived in a wheelchair, the so called islamic stages set in calgary that'd be attacked last friday and posted video of the assault russian officials of claimed without evidence ukrainian involvement. he dismisses the claim as absurd. russia observed a day of morning as flowers piled up outs

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the hello, i'm terry morris and thanks for joining us. us vice president campbell of harris has called for an immediate cease fire and gaza lasting at least the next 6 weeks. are comments are the strongest by a us a ministration official on israel since the war started. viruses hosting benny guns on mondays and the member of israel's or more time cabinet and a political arrival and president benjamin netanyahu. he will also talk with other senior us officials, including the white house national security advisor, jake sullivan. well, earlier we spoke to judge you tough. she wrote a middle east analyst in washington, dc. we asked him if this statement from harris is assigned at washington is trying to distance itself from of israel's gaza policy. i think it's important to realize that of course us domestic politics are in the way, are many of the basic voters, if you will. and the democratic party are very upsetting, providing administration for being so incredibly supportive of israel's war on cause over these past few months. and the by the team certainly does not want more progressive

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a terry, this will be a very suspenseful week. the election coming to you is due to receive the result of polls from around the country on tomorrow. and once it will receive it, they will just submit it to the constitutional call to will, which will officially like the results and the rest of the candidates. and 17 candidates will have 72 hours to appeal the results. but the people would like to see the swearing of the new president before the end of the run, the done, which happens in the april, 11th and marcus. all these due to and he's mondays on april the 2nd. can you explain why bus route? july fi, did so well in the selection. what is his appeal to senegalese voters? oh, 1st of all, um uh, best buy is 44 years old, which is very, very young for uh, presidents that you to, you know, the election maybe maybe not. but uh for a candidate is a very um, is one of the youngest candidates a notice of 17, sorry. and he was a fairly favorite one because he symbolized isn't a bit unfair. and there's some of the treatment that they use

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the hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. the united states has circulated a draft un security council resolution calling for an immediate cease fire link to the release of hostages in the gaza strip. during a visit to saudi arabia, us secretary of state, anthony blake, and emphasize the need to protect gas and civilians and provide to you monetary late. the draft resolution isn't about face for the us, which last month, vito to call for the un to even for an immediate cease fire. blinking is due next to visit both egypt and israel open more. now we can talk to a journalist, kareem allegory in cairo and baltic slot in a journalist intel a be welcome to you both by like to you 1st tell us about more about this us proposal for a ceasefire and guys and how it's likely to go down in israel slow uh, that's definitely something that wouldn't be acceptable and that is right. oh, an immediate cease fire needs to be a look further into it because an immediate cease fire. that means the end of the war. that's something that is reg will

i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. russians are set for another 6 years of vladimir putin rule following an election, widely described as a sham, hooting face, no meaningful opposition. in the vote. the 3 handpicked opponents on the ballot did not campaign. in his victory speech, putting said he would now focus on ukraine 2 years after a full scale invasion of russia's neighbour that was expected the last only a few days to marching out to meet supporters. vladimir putin celebrated an entirely predictable election went off to securing yet another time as russia's president he claimed the victory was due to the trust, and hope russians had placed in hammering his renewed cbm. yeah, for sure, but he is disabled. i'm looking at the 1st of all, i want to thank the citizens of russia. looks like we are all one team has done that. i see you called us citizens. that came to me, polling stations and voted you put a good list of what you showed us once again that you want to say. and this is very importan

i'm terry martin. good to help you with those days after the damaging admission that a taped conversation between high level military german military personnel was leaked into russian hands. germany's defense minister says, blame for the incident lies with a simple human error. 4 days after the revelation started making headlines, sports historian stepped before cameras to explain in full the further detail exactly what had gone wrong. the defense minister says a single story in color dialed in to join the discussion about the use of taurus missiles and ukraine without taking the necessary and the security measures of the story. as was unable. however, to explain how the recording of the call made it into russian habits of time, you can be feel to be. let's go straight over to our chief political lab, jeremy kaylor cook, who's been following the story, became a what more have we learned about the leak and its security implications as well? we've learned that one thing didn't happen is that the russians

the hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. russians are set for another 6 years of vladimir putin, his rule following an election, widely described as a sham for he pays no meaningful opposition in the boat. the 3 hand picked opponents on the ballot did not campaign. in his victory speech routine said he would now focus on ukraine following 2 years of a war against russia's neighbour that was expected to last. only a few days are marching out to meet supporters. vladimir 210 celebrated an entirely predictable election went off to securing yet another time as russia's president he claimed the victory was due to the trust and hope russians had placed in him and usually cbm. yeah, for sure. but he is just to look at the 1st of all, i want to thank the citizens of russia looks, you know, we are all one team has done that. i see called us citizens that came to polling stations and voted you showed us once again, but i want to say, and this is very important and then you most, it's for them when the, the sourc

and today we are facing issue many terry and catastrophe in gaza. and we stand by the innocent civilians in palestine. and this is why europe is financing a major humanitarian aid effort. false honest opinions, in gods and in the region. we're not very close to the opening of the car. are you doing? hopefully this saturday this sunday. and i'm very glad to see that an initial pilot operation will be launched today and for more or less the spring and dw correspond atanya kramer from jerusalem. what's the reaction from the is really government on this? a while we got a short statement now from the is rarely foreign ministry saying that there were coming the decision to establish a maritime corey door that they will work with all those uh, organizing it. and it said that this initiative for the more humanitarian aid coming into garza. but this one keep boy adult keep point is also stresses that this will be, of course done of to a security checks that are carried out according to is really stunned. it's uh, this has been in the past uh, a key point of

right, terry? so the city right now is recovering from a large scale attack, one of the kind that it has an experience for many weeks. now. last night at about 3 o'clock in the morning air raid sirens were, could be heard here and across the capitol. an error rate alert that was last for about 3 hours. and in that time, residents in the city could hear air defense going to work. air defense rockets being launched into the air, flashes in the sky and explosions. that being sounded all across the city. um, from what the you printed air processing, 31. this house were launched at the crating capital, all of which were intercepted according to them. these miss houses are different types of miss house. i'm cruise this house but also the listing this house, including the the decor misheard of change on me. so which is very difficult to intercept that according to the training several taken out of the years now. um, there were no direct tips in the city, but um, falling debris came down, hit the residenti

and today we are facing issue many terry and catastrophe in gaza. and we stand by the innocent civilians in palestine. and this is why europe is financing a major issue. many terry and 8 effort, fault honest opinions in gaza and in the region. we're not very close to the opening of the car doing hopefully this saturday this sunday. and i'm very glad to see that an initial pilot operation will be launched today. and let's get more on that we are joins now by the w correspondent, tanya kramer, who has the view from jerusalem. what more can you tell us about this humanitarian cord, or from cyprus to gaza as well? we don't know much the to many details yet. how this will work, i mean, we understand the ship would be a screen with goods for so many terminated would have to be screened in cyprus by is really security to then be allowed to leave and said off to our guys, i know because i always had a port cost as an ancient of port as city, but the port and garza, i mean the is more it has been having the damage. it's in the remodel area, which is in garza

terry, thank you very much for that. that is our brussel correspondent, terry schultz. which one is the most pressing issues facing nato members as the war and ukraine and keeps repeated plea for more arms, for germany. that debate is now focused on a british proposal to swap cruise missiles. it would see germany give it that taras missiles to britain, who would in turn send you crank more of its own storm shadow nestles german foreign minister. and elaina bare bach has said she is open to the idea. a chancellor will laugh schultz has so far blocked any moves to send the long range weapons to key if he has concerns. but they could be used to hit targets in russia and that german soldiers would need to be involved. let's get more on this from d w as chief political editor, mckayla cross. now why are we hearing these very public mixed messages from the german government on taurus muscles? because they are very mix takes on whether to supply this cruise missile. it's an open secret that 5 minutes to another in a bad box who describes the sending them a to britain who could

i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. us, vice president campbell of harris has called for an immediate cease fire and gaza for at least the next 6 weeks. are comments are the strongest by us ministration? official on israel since the war started the unlike heiresses, hosting many guns on monday, a member of israel's more time, uh, cabinet, and the political arrival of president benjamin netanyahu. guns will also be meeting with other senior us officials, including the white house national security advisor, jake sullivan, was listening to what harris had to say about cease fire and goes up and given or the immense scale of suffering in gaza. there must be an immediate cease fire or at least the next which is what is currently on the table. this will get the hostages out and get a significant amount of a. well, our middle east at all is shawnie rose on his joins be now in the studio for more on this story. shortly we've heard some of the strongest language yet from comma, la harris, the strongest

and today we are facing a show many terry and catastrophe in gaza. and we stand by the innocent civilians in palestine. and this is why europe is financing a major issue. many terry and 8 effort fault honest opinions in gaza and in the region. we're not very close to the opening of the car doing hopefully this saturday this sunday. and i'm very glad to see that an initial pilot operation will be launched today. let's pick up some of those points for if i'm at the buyer. um, who is the regional media and communication advisor for the norwegian and refugee council? it joins us from the jordanian, that capital amount. welcome to the w. we just had a sort of funds a line saying she hopes this new maritime college or could open this weekend. do you think that's realistic? good evening, phil. thanks for having me. in terms of this being realistic, probably, i mean we help so at least that you know, any age from any, any side of the boat that comes in to garza. however, the question is, what happened to the, to the actual land troops that we have, or have w

if the alliance decides to send troops to ukraine, the hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. united nations security council has failed to agree on a formal statement in response to mass deaths during a distribution in gaza city. the master on health ministry said more than a 100 people were killed when is really soldiers open fire near a crowd surrounding an aide. con boy is really israel blames the desk the on the stem. he'd thursday's incident added to a palestinian death toll which the gaza health industry said the top $30000.00. these aerial images have been released by israel's military. it says the show palestinians in gaza city running towards it, trucks in the early hours of thursday morning presenting in a deadly stampede. at 4 45 pm, a mob bush, the a trucks bringing that con void to a halt. as you can see in this video, the tags that were there to secure the convoy sees that goes on to being trampled and cautiously tries to disperse the mob with a few warning shots. when the hundreds became thousands and things got out out of and the tank co

the hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. russians are voting in a presidential election. that's all but sure to hand vladimir putin in another 6 year term. the election is set to last until sunday evening. the kremlin says a 112000000 people are eligible to vote, including residents of the occupied ukrainian territories frozen puts in his voice to secure his fists. herman, what's expected to be a landslide victory for? he stifled just yeah. but he does have a lot of more on the election. i'm joined now in the studio by my colleague roman going to rank of robin voting is underway now in russia. is there any excitement in russia surrounding the selection given that the outcome is pretty much a port on conclusion? upfront fees? yes and no, no, because well, everything is under putting control on the continent control. so there's no opposition. opposition? leaders were either killed or hosted out of the country. people are afraid, boss. on the other hand, you know, they cite war changes everything. what

and part of the complex is on file, the hello, i'm terry morris and thanks for joining us. russians are set for another 6 years of vladimir putin rule following an election widely described as a sham putting face no meaningful opposition. in the vote, the 3 hand picked opponents on the ballot did not campaign in his victory speech. putting said he would now focus on ukraine 2 years after a full scale invasion of russia's neighbour that was expected last only a few days of marching out to meet supporters. platinum at 210 celebrated an entirely predictable election went off to securing yet another time as russia's president he claimed the victory was due to the trust and hope russians had placed in him and usually cbm. yeah, for sure, but he is disabled. i'm looking at the 1st of all, i want to thank the citizens of russia, lexia. we are all one team. and that i see called us citizens that came to polling stations and voted you put a good list of what you showed us. once again that you want to say, and this is a very important and then you look at the bottom one the, the source of authori

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terry thomson was veteran of the vietnam war, a man with strange attitudes and outlaw and crazy about wild animals. over the years he had mastic collection of all kinds of vehicles. weapons and of course animals and he had his own zoo. few months before that incident, thomson was sent to pr. on the charge of possessing illegal weapons, but after his release, everything changed. his deep disagreement with his wife made him think of revenge, a revenge centered on animals, which his wife was also very fond of. the police investigation showed that thompson freed all the animals from their cages first and shot himself later. although thomson's wife returned the surviving animals after legal battle, but that was not the end of private zoos. there are still many people like thompson and his wife living all over the united states, private zoos that are not known what harm will they inflict upon the animals and people of the neighborhood in the absence of law. last fall we brought in new silver back to the cincinnati zoo and today harambe is making his debut in the gorilla uh habitat. witness