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tonight. you as president by and take center stage at the you in climate summit in egypt. the president warning the global warming threatened to the life of the planet. and he says america will meet its emissions targets by the year 2030. and in sports, american football, touching down in munich as the city prepared to host, germany's 1st nfl fixture and divers make an accidental discovery breakage from the u. s. space shuttle challenger at the bottom of the ocean of the coast of florida. ah, i'm bring gov to our reviewers watching on p b. s in the united states and to all of you around the world. welcome. it's good to have you with us on this friday, we begin with celebrations in ukraine. ukrainian forces today liberated the city of

her song. keep saying that it is in the final stage is now of reclaiming territory that was left by retreating. russian forces moscow illegally annexed for regions, including the city of harris on just 6 weeks ago. the kremlin, still maintaining, however, that the city will remain part of russia despite the pola cheering residence of her son, hoist the ukrainian flag again in the cities. freedom square. c oh, it's a rare moment in the buttons owns of ukraine. the departure of russian forces and arrival of ukrainian soldiers has brought back hope. oh, the troops are returning to his guards landscape. these are images of antonio ski bridge. before's was destroyed. it was the only connection across the denise pro river near her song. russian forces are believed to have blown it up as they pulled

back. russia says more than 30000 troops, retreated across the river to the southeast, from their russian forces have resumed attacks against ukrainian targets. this is a rocket attack on the city of mich alive, 100 kilometers to the north. long range missiles destroyed an apartment building, killing at least 6 people. not no mama. my mother and father under the rubble says 16 year old roman he and his grandmother natalia could only watch as rescuers searched for survivors. do you do as it's roman's mother's birthday to day and a canopy? her last? i believe she is under the rubble and still alive. i never did. the russian withdrawal from her son is another glimmer of hope for ukraine. but the war continues and rushes still lays claim to the region. even after its troops

relinquished the only major city they held in the south or ukraine's president zalinski. today, he praised the ukrainian people and the countries armed forces. he old men is today is a historic n b that we are returning to the south of our country returning to her song, stanon. as of now, our defenders are on the outskirts of the city and say, and we are starting to enter imo, what special units are already in the city when the people of her son were waiting, they never gave up a new crime. needle grain was ukrainian president zalinski, there are corresponding to connelly, he is in keep, he has more on the latest developments in the city of here. so while ukraine social media is a wash with images like you just saw in that report of kind of impromptu celebrations, of people coming out with the ukraine, flags hugging, ukrainian soldiers,

even without the soldiers putting up those ukraine flags on government buildings. as far as we understand from present zalinski, it's only the can special forces that are actually in harrison itself. they've moved forward faster than the rest of the army. the rest, the army is still outside. had san still dealing with lots of minds in other booby traps that are preventing big groups soldiers coming in. and as we believe it, m many thousands of russian troops who didn't get out in time, who basically left behind by their own bosses, their generals and the russians, and blew up those bridges. so then asked up, so they're, they're stuck there. what does that mean then for the ukrainian forces coming in, are they being told to expect a diversion forces there are going to be hostile that was the expectation going even yesterday, people weren't really celebrating this announcement. they were very, very suspicious that this was some kind of trap, but it's basically been proven. the russian nutrition wasn't able to organize any kind of kind of major surprise for the cranes. instead,

it's center fiasco for them. and we've seen russian soldiers, apparently throwing away their uniforms, changing in civilian clothes, hoping to kind of hideaway offering themselves up to be taken prisoners. so that don't seem to be the major immediate danger, but you will see got those russian troops on the other bank of the river with artillery in range of song and very much cable. it's a teacher rooms w. c. connelly. joining us tonight from keith nick, as always, thank you. earlier i spoke to mike martin, he's a former british army officer. he's now with the department of war studies at kings college one did and i asked him where this war is heading now. i think was described as a turning point. this is another milestone. so we had to put out from keep in april, we had the operations in hockey, whether you creating a huge fight the terrace you back from the russians. this is the 3rd major failure of the russian forces, all major game for the ukrainians and it, it really,

since may the ukrainians have been taking texture of the russian site and they will continue to do so. it might remind our viewers why is here. so why is it so strategically important? yes, on is a was, i should say, the only regional capsule that was under the control of the russians. your view is, may remember that it was one of the 4 regions that was annexed by pete. since i brought it legally, according to the russians, is parts of russia. and it was taken in the, the 1st 2 days of the war and it's the only city that's on the west bank of the river, the pro and this river runs from crimea. all the way up to keep it splits you quite in to as it was the only foothold that the russians had on the western side of that river. and they've now had to abandon that foothold from the outside for people who may not have been following events in this war closely. it seems that russia lost

control of your song very, very quickly. is that the case? and are you surprised my the speed of events? so in one sense, this has been a long time coming. the ukrainians announced in august that they would be starting operations on september. and here we are, 2 months later they, they take control of this and that sense hasn't taken very long. but what has happened over the last few days since the russians announced the pull out, they then had to conduct a retreat on the fire. and that's probably the most difficult type of, you know, in a technical sense, the most difficult type of military movie that you have to carry out. and, and the russians haven't been very good. and, and they, they, they messed up. and that was heard from your package, their pockets of russian soldiers, the left equipment left. so it hasn't gone very well. so what's the strategy now

for the russian military? moving forward, they pulled back. what options do they have now? i think what they're trying to do is set the front lines to winter. so they pulled back, they built more defensive lines and position dots hillary on the other bank that they withdraw and see. and they've also in other parts of the country along the lines. they've, they've dug defense is an anti tank, which is, i think the russians are trying to dig in for winter, hoping that they can regroup, retrain maybe bring some of these, these mobilize soldiers into play. you know, about 4 weeks ago we heard a russian, president fulton say that here. so it would be a part of russia forever. earlier this week, he was not the one making the announcement that russian troops were withdrawing from here. so on what message is being spent here, and i'm thinking specifically about what this means for the morale of russian troops. i think the marolla russian cheese has been pretty pole

throughout the war, particularly the mobilized soldiers who were given no training. you know, maybe one or 2 days and said the front line that's, that's always been very pull. i think actually this is classic stuff, isn't it? when there's, when there's successes to be in and out. you can announce is it when there's failures? he gets other people to announce the military in this case because that enables him later on to play the blame game and say, well, you know, they all the retreats it's, it's not holding together very well. unfortunately for the russians, like martin is always we appreciate your time in your analysis. it's been a week. thank you. thank you for hear some of the other stories. now that i'm making headlines around the world, a gasoline tanker exclusion in nigeria has killed at least 12 people. please say the tinker was traveling on a major road in co, you state when it's brakes filled, crushed, a number of cars before exploding. prince believes are ramping objects at the border with italy in a dispute. over migration, italy's prime minister,

georgia maloney is accusing paris of being aggressive. france took in more than 200 migrants from the charity ship ocean viking because italy had refused them entering the oscar winning a film maker. paul haggis has been ordered to pay $7.00 and a half $1000000.00 to a woman who accused him of rape in a civil case. the publicist holly breed is one of 4 women. you have accused hackers of sexual misconduct. he has denied the allegations. good climate policy is good economic policy. that is the message that you as president biden brought to the cop 27 climate summit in egypt to day by warned that the global warming that we are experiencing. he said it's threatening the planet and he apologized for america's withdrawl under donald trump. never from the parents climate accord. but he says,

washington is urgently addressing the climate crisis. now partners. speaker pelosi and the u. s. president. he gave delegates this assurance to day. finally, thanks to the actions we've taken. i can stand here as president on states of america and say with confidence. united states of america will meet our missions targets by 2030 we're looking forward to do our part 2 words, the climate hill that the un secretary general so passionately warned about earlier this week. we're not ignoring harbingers that are already here. is true so many disasters, climate crisis sitting hardest, those countries and communities that have the fewest resources to respond and to recover. o my colleague w, corresponded series of misconduct. she says that the us mid term elections are now

behind joe biden. and that fact is put some wind in his sales and we saw that at the some were brand, he certainly appeared confident at miami, arrived with the energy of a president who has seen a good result at those midterm elections. so i think that confidence was laced through what we saw in his speech. i mean biden has made tackling climate change. a central pillar of his administration's goals, and he really drove that home. we talked about what his administration has done. he touted the inflation reduction act. so that is the legislation that just narrowly passed congress this year. and it puts $370000000000.00 and to moving the us away from fossil fuels. and he also touted that model that he thinks the u. s. is building with this legislation saying at that line that you delivered in your intro, brent, you know, we're proving that good climate policy is good economic policy. so that's what we heard in his speech. the reality though is that biden does have to deal with likely

at least one chamber of congress in republican hands. republicans have said they want to stymie any climate action, so we might have to rely on using the power of his office by presidential action. and remember that executive action can be struck down by the court, so it's a risky move. so even though i'm president by was validated at the polls, especially with young people, make it clear they see climate policy as a priority. it really does depend on when he can push through congress with such slim majorities and opposition among republicans in we heard the you as president, they're talking about the plight of poor countries that are already seeing the worst impact from climate change. and what does the united states offer developing countries to cope with? with these challenges, given the fact that the united states is one of the biggest polluters biggest emitters of greenhouse gases? i think i've tried to deliver some assurances there to the delegates, a cup 27. there was one part of speech where you said,

wealthy countries should support developing countries, so they can quote, make decisive climate decisions, facilitate their energy transitions and build a path to truck pratt prosperity. rather that's compatible with our climate imperative. so that was the message that he was trying to deliver to delegates there. but on the other hand, as you said, the u. s. is a one of the world's biggest emitters and like much of the world western world, rather, it has to answer to these countries. he was walking into a conference. we're all week. we have heard from developing countries suffering from the brunt of the effects of climate change. and they believe that wealthy western countries need to do more so to slash emissions. you know, he does, did talk about the fact that the u. s. is on a path to slash emissions, but he didn't for delegates deliver that many specifics on how america will help the rest of the world. and so i think that it's not clear that developing countries will be reassured, actually, by what they heard from the president or corresponded to misconduct with the ingo from washington to not should be as always. thank you. activists have long blamed

industrialized nations for causing the most pollution. uganda campaigner evelyn autumn, told us that richer countries are still not doing enough. president biden was not so clear. how are the united states or you will, of being legible, nations will be supporting the poor nations. and i believe that our nation's, our, that one issue that's still very vulnerable right now, and we demand so much, we did so much for their region. is jones to to help support them in adapt taishan and mitigation. but all these promises are only ending at all these, all these talks are only ending, i'd probably says and it sounded. so we've been all redone when we don't know when auction is going to be taken because people actually die. disasters are happening. africa is experiencing some of the west impacts on the climate crisis. the climate

friend nance, which has promised us is 2020 has not been delivered at all to help make collegial on it is leg my and it end up taishan and mitigation. this is the money that we are looking up to, to help us build the data to help us transition into a clean and sustainable environment. but said, we see that u. s. a is your best seeing it. it's biggest percentage of fossil fuel money into africa, about net bigger new as well as is being invested in africa or in oil and quail and coil. and we only see about $6682000000.00 on invested in clean and renewable. and i will, as all we do is refer, could we just ask you, what would you, what do you wish president boynton had said to day, or because i think a lot of people, the, the, understand the point you're making on what was missing from his address to the in,

in european yeah, i think i think president bank in the studio was, was quite frank and it was, it seemed quite concrete. but what we expected is him to be very clear about the strategy or, and how to provide climate finance for them. who i mission the strategy on how to provide no salvage facility for, for the one nation's region. actually, i'd like to hear you talk about this money so much. he was mostly speaking about building back. they tell us it is, is, is making call me names by 25 by for nations like mine 25. he may not be may be too far for us because people are dying now right now. so we expected sun and we expected a drastic auction taken on this. this piece may be at the end that we want to see. i know some damage. last you need to set up with evelyn on to move climate

activists. we appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts with us tonight . evelyn, thank you. thank you for having me. as world leaders meet egypt record on human rights, it is coming under scrutiny. the case of the pro democracy ham painter ala bill fata is a particular concern that he was imprisoned for allegedly spreading fake news voters have been campaigning for his release authorities however, are making it difficult for active is to even hold demonstrations. this is what egypt once the world to see a country playing perfect host, to global leaders at the un climate summit, but on the ground activists say that they are not welcome here with me. it's completely different. the last climate conference was in glasgow

every day. there were street protests ah, near the conference center this year, you have to apply for permission to protest. 36 hours in advance you. it's only open from 10 till 5, and it's on the heavy surveillance. some st. they are also being closely monitored . many activities order information was taken. so we were like, how are we good to start something when these people are already trolling us, because now they know, oh we are. we said the spotlight has also been shown on human rights abuses, particularly egypt, where there are many political prisoners among them as the egyptian british pro democracy activists, ala abdel fata scene here in 2013 he's been on hunger strike

since april. hope that one day we can repay sister has been at the summit fighting for his freedom or a long despite an attempt by some, including an egyptian law maker to stop her in with, without situations of egypt had had to climate would be the main focus that caught 273. 2 instead, its own human rights raccoon is overshadowing this summer. it was a sports news now. germany will be hosting a regular season american football game for the very 1st time this weekend, the seattle seahawks take on the tampa bay buccaneers in munich. tickets sold out rapidly. more than 70000 fans are expected. this will be the 1st of several nfl games in germany in the next few years known as the other football in germany.

the nfl has scored a touchdown in the city of munich. larger than life, american football helmets have filled the streets proof the nfl seas. germany, as it's number one market for growth. we've seen tremendous interest in the game and more than 3000000 tickets could, could have been sold. and we saw a great development i for the nfl americans will blend germany over the past couple of years. munich, along with frankfort, will host 2 games each over the next 4 years. the bavarian capital making history on sunday, playing host to germany's 1st ever regular season. nfl gay. i'll extremely excited . look forward to it 1st time are playing in the international game. and so it's gonna be fun. i look forward to it, man are, you know, our guys are out here, have fun. everyone's just enjoying the community in all the sites. the nfl hopes to

catch the attention of the german market. i think germany has a chance to show the rest of the world, what they know, how they've received the nfl and how they want it to be part of their, you know, their exp, sporting experience among the international nfl game scheduled this season 3 had been played in london already. and now germany, the nfl is next up, is mexico completing the leagues overseas tour in 2022. will buyer immune exit sadie oman, a as in synagogues quad for the world cup in guitar, despite injury concerns. monday was heard in byron's recent victory in the buddhist . legal and the 30 year old will miss the clubs match this weekend. money helped synagogue when the african cup of nations this year and secure world cup qualification player will have medical checks to monitor his recovery. or

let's take a look now at some of the other headlines from the guitar world cup and elsewhere in sports, the u. s. team was the 1st to arrive in guitar. the side are returning to footballs . biggest stage for the 1st time. in 8 years, they'll face wells to kick off their championship campaign. germany's football authorities are calling on world cup organizers to compensate migrant workers who built the facilities. they won't prize money to be used for compensation payments if fee for refuses to set up a fund. and campaigners in indonesia want more investigation into police conduct at a football match where more than a 100 people were killed in a stamp he. a government pro included that tear gas was the main cause. 6 people are now facing criminal charges. ah. divers have found wreckage from the u. s. space shuttle challenger off of the coast of florida. now the

spacecraft exploded shortly after it took off back in 1986 and killed all 7 astronauts, including a school teacher who were on board. nasa is now deciding whether or not to recover the wreckage they have found something they weren't looking for divers from a documentary through discolored that package off the u. s. l in just a shepherd which explored it shortly after take off in 1986 in one of the biggest accidents in u. s. a space history, the challenges space shuttle. it updated glass ball of flame. just a minute, after lifting off, killing all 7 crew members, 977 miles per hour, 7.4 miles earlier this year, and i was one excluding the seafloor off the coast of florida, hoping to find a world war 2 plain footer documentary. the plane had disappeared in the bud moda

trying that during this us, they stumble across the challenge of wreckage. they decided to send a foretaste, bonaza, and their suspicion was on the mark. the nozzle officials were not all happy. i think we did. the discovery of this piece was mixed emotions 1st reflected back to 986 and the loss of our colleagues, our friends, and our heroes. but also is a sense of discovery to find something last for so long. once again, found the find marks the 1st time in 25 years that a piece of the challenger has been located and it is also one of the biggest found so far. in reviewing the footage that the team provided, we can see a section roughly 15 by 15 feet. how we did note that the item does extend deeper into the sand. so the true size is hard to determine this point. but i am rather

confident that it is one of the largest pieces ever found challenger. local fishermen give gifts today was to help them chose a spot for exploration. the location do so track a lot of fish. so they believe there could be some decades there. now nasa is trying to determine whether to decode that package and if so, how to use the discovery to honor the fall in as sonata and their families in 30, almost 37 years. you're watching the w news live from berlin after a short break. i'll be back to take you through the day, stick around. we will be right back with a with

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the meeting of the loom wheel sharks of the remote island of saint hulu. it is a testament to the quality of the islands waters. one of them, any success stories from a bastion of biodiversity. saint own starts november 18th on d, w. the ukrainian city of hair. so it was one of russia's 1st conquests, a regional capital city, symbolically and strategically crucial to the success of vladimir putin invasion. that makes the events of the past 72 hours. all the more stunning russian forces have withdrawn. you.