it affects how they operate in east ukraine, it affects their position on belarus and their attitudeenko. it affects many, many things in your region. do you believe — in the context of that — that ukraine can and will push for nato membership? but to quote one senior european politician, the idea that ukraine can be a full member of nato and indeed a full member of the european union — looking at the long—term — that is nothing more than a fantasy. that's the truth, isn't it? you are here in london, and you've just done a deal with the uk government to buy a significant number of new naval vessels. i think it's an investment of more than...well over a billion us dollars. you need help. the country you need help from most is the united states. right now, they‘ re in the middle of a presidential election. are you hoping that donald trump — who has been very negative in many ways about ukraine — are you hoping that he loses and joe biden wins? i understand that that's a significant deal for you, but i come back to the point, what really matters is your relationship with the united stat

couple weeks before and 17 was shut down there was a report on voice of russia that the rebels in east ukraine had taken over this book missile base in donetsk what i 1st thought that ok it's conceivable says ukraine does also have books on the rebels if they had access to the books they could have access to people as well who could operate those systems but there was only then after. after a little while 1st learning that the same missile launcher had been actually seen in russia that's really when things started like the together and sort of the russian role started becoming apparent. the way citizen journalism investigations are trusted is different than professional journalism. in professional journalism you have the reputation of the b.b.c. . behind you. and the standards of institution are the basis for trust in citizen journalism works differently. trust is generated not by the brand name or the glory of the institution it's generated through transparency. and so in citizen journalism investigations. what the journalist says is not trust me i'm with the b.b.c. it's don't believe me here

you got to write in full and now we see that the government in ukraine is not ready to take into account the interests of the east of ukraine. when you say that we need to be standing up for our interests just relying on international law sometimes i want to ask is there international law but that's a rhetorical question because oftentimes we see we journalists see that there is no international law there is only what happens on the ground all talked about are going to come our whole ready and my colleagues that all this we should from support nick. because we have sweden here. yes i talked about mandela so i know what i'm talking about yes we have 1st put in georgia and our e.p. . to say that they are preparing for something because they believe they're. right it was. to sleep and he said that we are fighting against some evil forces in their cause we to sort let me just situation which would have with the us i still believe that on some tracks we still have a very good cooperation because syria is one example. we did not if we were that was going to us decision to come without invitation and basically the us is

they've been fighting there are reports of fighting in east ukraine there be fighting in syria lebanon fighting in libya on the side of gentle huffed are officially russia denies that they're there officially connected with them that they're financing or sending them there has been the deal fishel russian position despite all the reports of the existence of these groups fighting and acting on sides well in the case of libya on the side of general have backed alexander style of it's called for the reporting live from moscow for example many thanks dude. well here's a closer look at that ceasefire agreement the u.n. says that it's permanent and comes into effect immediately all military and armed groups must leave the frontlines and all mercenaries and foreign fighters have to be out of libya within 3 months the 2 sides will work with the un to immediately start identifying or armed groups operating within libya's territory and they'll be they'll form rather a combined limited military force of regular personnel that reports to the joint commission as a focus on resuming or production a

all say germans from the former east and west have grown much closer since reunification unfamiliarity of germans in ukraine. here beside me you can see a way in on berlin where he was born and became famous here the pedestrian traffic light meant infect the east german 150 years ago the 1st east german traffic light moment where instilled in west berlin and the old ones removed they were among the few things from the former east germany to live on in our everyday lives and nowadays you can see that on pedestrian trussing throughout the city. is a little chubby. as a post knows and always wears a hat the traffic light from the former east germany known as the complementary. he's a bit of a cute childlike figure it is also a grown man.

will decide if you should join us tomorrow for more on the east germany's preparations for this and the upcoming nations league games against ukraine and switzerland took a back seat on wednesday morning as authorities launched an investigation into tax fraud at the dia b. prosecutors raided the german f.a.'s offices before searching the homes of a number of former and current officials 6 people are suspected of falsely declaring income leading to an invasion of $4700000.00 euros worth of taxes with the european championships less than a year away yet another poorly timed scandal at the d.f.t. threatens to derail progress on the football field. legendary guitarist and songwriter any van highland has died after a long battle with cancer. 1972 together with his brother alex he formed the band that might have a kind of van halen 10 years the family had integrated to be us from the middle of heaven can one of the world's top selling bands with songs like jump this any band highland is comfortably considered one of the greatest rock guitarists of all time he was 65 years ago. and a reminder of a top story. surfin scuffles outside anathe

all say germans from the former east and west have grown much closer since reunification and familiarity of germans with ukraine. here beside me you can see a way you know in berlin where he was born and became famous here the pedestrian traffic light might infect the east german 150 years ago the 1st east german traffic light man where instilled in west berlin and the old ones removed they were among the few things from the former east germany to live on in our everyday lives and nowadays you can see that on pedestrian crossings throughout the city. is a little chubby as opposed knows and always wears a hat.

oh say germans from the former east and west have grown much closer since we unification and familiarity of germans with ukraine. here beside me you can see a way in on berlin where he was born and became famous here the pedestrian traffic light might infect the east german 150 years ago the 1st east german traffic light man where instilled in west berlin and the old ones removed they were among the few things from the former east germany to live on in our everyday lives and nowadays you can see that on pedestrian trussing throughout the city. is a little chubby. as a boldness knows and always wears a hat the traffic lights from the former east germany known as the complementary. he's a bit of a cute childlike figure he's also a grown man with a hat who acts very responsibly when crossing the street when works for us day and night. i think it's the combination that makes him so popular the standing man is also something balanced and calm about him and a clear design which clearer than other traffic right now. 30 years after reunification the i'm to mention is celebrated as an east german success story. the traf

'd we're russian the paramilitary forces invaded into ukraine it was president obama the symptom socks and m.r. east it was president obama that lifted the missile defense shield agreement with poland that has been reinstated or at least better relations with poland and we know that president trump has and. missile systems. missile systems he said a.t.'s we have had better military cooperation with ukraine and also the baltic states latvia estonia lithuania so i believe that he has taken some of her serious actions against russia a failure at what's been the failure to counter the narrative that people can continue to say whatever they want to say i mean but the actions speak quite loudly so i think that's the best way to counter narrative is just look at say you don't see the russia being able to continue and push themselves. and deeper into ukraine or will the baltic states and then also think about this the liquefied natural gas i mean port arthur texas is the number one export of liquefied natural gas and we're using that to undermine the influence of russia in many countries and europe especial

the low countries through scandinavia what's the weather further east as well we've got some heavy a burst of right pushing a crusty ukraine into power essentially pushing that with was moscow somewhat whether that's just around bowl kariya sliding into that western side of to even though and possibly could see some wet weather as because through thursday come friday that cloud of rain i will make its way further eastward still possibility of some localized flooding around the shul's of the black sea further west another pulse of rain coming in across and in wells pos you'll see some wet weather there ought to have pretty scotland season out and right somewhat at sea level make its way across the low countries northern parts of france central areas of charity but to the south of that at last yes we have got some sunshine in the full cost and that sunshine stretches across northern parts of africa central areas still continue to see those showers havea showers there it's a southern nigeria into southern gonna ivory coast easing across into liberia and sierra leone and that's so making us well little further north even as fa

here but some pretty lively still near rumbling away of its walls east got an intense area of low pressure this one just moving through ukraine pepping up some really heavy rain possibility of some localized flooding on the slightest way up towards that western side of russia that's not quasi weather into central pa still a few showers yes he has to be said but we're going to see that bit of dry weather threat of cloud as well but temperatures still struggling a bit of an old breeze 30 celsius there from london and for paris as we go on into sunday similar temperatures here well if you dry once again because the west or whether it's woolsey some possible sweep across russia western parts of russia 7 celsius in moscow with some snow with the leading edge of that system somewhat weather down swells the southeast as well fought a trifle the balkans for italy across much of the med and temperatures just starting to pick up in madrid around $21.00 celsius that's something to watch out for next week with clouds and rain which will sweep his way in across western parts of europe so what's a malva as we go on into the neck new week l

decide if you should join us tomorrow when walking on the east germany's preparations for this and the upcoming nations league games against ukraine and switzerland took a back seat on wednesday morning as authorities launched an investigation into tax fraud at the dia b. prosecutors raided the german f.a.'s offices before searching the homes of a number of former and current officials 6 people are suspected of falsely declaring income leading to an invasion of $4700000.00 euros worth of taxes with the european championships less than a year away yet another poorly timed scandal at the dia b. threatens to derail progress on the football field a legendary rock a terrorist and songwriter any van halen has died after a long battle with cancer together with his brother alex in 1972 me form the band that later became than hyland 10 years after that event 10 years after rather their family had immigrated from the netherlands to pasadena california and helen became one of the world's top selling bands with songs like jump. believe. eddie van halen was born in amsterdam in 1955 and he moved with his family to los angeles in the early 1960

numbers of collaborators and war criminals is have escaped from the east, have escaped from the baltic nations, from belarus, from ukraine and made their way into germany. and, you know, i -- in the book i tell many stories of war criminals and collaborators who throw away their uniforms and all the papers that they have, invent new histories for themselves, find their way into the displaced persons camps. what's in the displaced persons camps -- [inaudible] armory workers, factory workers. the soviets know and the poles know and the yugoslavs know that there are these war criminals there, and they want 'em delivered to justice, number one. number two, they know that there is a cauldron of anti-communism in these camps, and it's going to affect the future direction of europe and the world, that having these dedicated, un, you know, recalcitrant anti-communists and anti-soviets let loose in the world is not going to -- i mean, it's going to cause them hardship. and then the third and maybe the most important reason is the soviets and the poles and the yugoslavs have an extraordinary task of rebuilding their a nations. and

different or have that one of the big change one the biggest difference is ukraine is a very divided country between the rest of us in the east and the nationalists in the west and in russia it seems to be a universal across the society as well i mean from the middle since actually is immense through to call it what is in the factories of university rejects its shank and the peacefulness of the process the for. it's just as the organizers took them off sky air and several made it absolutely clear they want to have a peaceful process and also the lack of to politics if you remember john mccain the u.s. senate was on my done making speeches about freedom we are with the people which was to say that we reject the democrats he elected president on a cove a show that everyone hates him and he was a terrible president. and appeal to the crowds there where is the protest is in better russia have made it clear that this is not you this fight while i dream of you that probably hasn't grassroots promise in our largely void of geopolitics i'm not sure they can they really come across this way and they can stay this way because they're c

could see some localized flooding from around the ukraine down across from a new program area and into that western side of turkey almost a little further east which is to go through friday drive weather coming into central parts of the great once again for the tennis in paris 16 cells just cool in shabby at times and shabby and cool weather coming back in across u.k. just 15 celsius in the cloud and a shabby rain there for london on friday then southern areas of europe looking fine and dry and all in positive africa or so looking fine and dry plenty a showers there across central africa across the gulf of guinea right into liberia . to he not global community we are our biggest conversation over that's how the whole crazy somewhat response that looks like the part of the debate issue in egypt you can jump into the conversation right away when no topic is off the table you're not afraid of anyone taking power we just one point for you reason is to listen to what you says the rich are getting richer and the poor getting poorer and that is not to destroy the system it's just to look at the system and a modern world this tree on out is they are

the low countries through scandinavia what's the weather further east as well we got some heavy a burst of right pushing a crusty ukrainento power essentially pushing that with was moscow so much of whether that's just around bowl garia sliding into that western side of to even the impossible could see some wet weather as because through thursday come friday that cloud of rain that will make its way further east which still possibility of some localized flooding around the shul's of the black sea further west another pulse of rain coming in across and in wells pos going to see some wet weather there up ahead pretty scotland season count and right somewhere that say i will make its way across the low countries now in policy front central areas of charity but to the south of that at last yes we have got some sunshine in the full cost and that sunshine stretches across northern parts of africa central areas still continue to see those showers i was there it's a southern nigeria into southern gonna ivory coast easing across into liberia and sierra leone and that's so making us well little further north even as far as mali .

advancements in the middle east, but i also think you will see the president try to raise new questions against joe biden as it relates to his family's relationship with the ukraine polarizing time to put it mildly, and a tale of two geopolitical narratives. sense, thisg-term is an opportunity for republicans to raise questions about the democratic party and arguably the standardbearer of , for the short term, the relationship with russia and china. for the democrats, look for joe biden to say that the trump administration has not done enough to protect the integrity of u.s. elections from foreign actors. jonathan: is easy to forget given what has happened in the last month how much of the polls have moved since the last debate. if you look at the recent polls, the quinnipiac poll has texas tied, and the president with a five-point lead a month ago. iowa is almost a tie according to the latest monmouth university all. in september that was a six point lead for the president. what happened since then. tomhe lost ground even more so with suburban females and seniors. what can he say to those two groups of individuals in america tonight. things.hree first and foremo

ukraine. here beside me you can see a weigh in on berlin and he was born and became famous here the pedestrian traffic light meant in fact the east german 150 years ago the 1st east german traffic live man where instilled in west berlin and the old ones removed they were among the few things from the former east germany to live on in our everyday lives and nowadays you can see that on pedestrian trussing throughout the city. is a little choppy. as a pole this knows and always wears a hat the traffic lights from the former east germany known as the complementary. he's a bit of a cute childlike figure he's also a grown man with a hat who acts very responsibly when crossing the street as well as works for us day and night. i think it's the combination that makes him so popular the standing man is also something balanced and calm about it and a clear design which clears and other traffic like that. 30 years after reunification the i'm to mention is celebrated as an east german success story. the traffic light men were 1st introduced in east berlin in 1900. traffic psychologist carl piccolo wanted to design a pedestrian signal that ca

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east, securing the region, making the world a safer place. information now comes out in saint joe biden knew about the deals hunter biden was making with ukraine, a corrupt country and communist china, also corrupt, and all of a sudden they're going to change the topics for the debate yet again -- >> martha: if i confirmed? how can you have a debate where there's no discussion about foreign policy or the commander in chief and the president of the united states? >> that is a great question. when you have a record like joe biden -- i know he doesn't want to talk about it but is on secretary of defense robert gates said that joe biden hadn't made a single correct foreign policy decision in four decades. everyone knows he's been a failure in domestic policy and on foreign policy and when you're the commander in chief and you have to deal with these nations in real time like north korea, for example, like japan, like russia, like china, you have to understand the global -- the global implications in the global set -- >> martha: of course. >> joe biden just simple he doesn't do that. to pull that topic and not even discuss foreign policy? it's just

ukraine. there has been nobody tougher on russia than donald trump. greg: remember how we obsessed over having missiles aimed at us and have you notice we don't do that much anymore? no middle eastflict. trump checked off the scary stuff for so what's left to talk about? when he obsessed over that cold sore to stop obsessing intella comes back. a terrible analogy but you know biden had his moment to licuini with lost texas. >> i would transition from the oil industry. i would transition. >> that is a big statement. >> no oil industry pollutes significantly. i'd stop giving to the oil industry and stop giving federal subsidies. greg: and then he lost pennsylvania. >> you as against fracking. he said it. he said that i'm against fracking until he got the nomination went to pennsylvania but he said you know what pennsylvania you'll be against it soon because the party is. >> fracking on federal land i said. greg: not true and then they lost civil war reenactors. >> abraham lincoln is one of the most racist presidents in modern history. greg: that's it for the don and joe show. no more chats until one of them calls the other on election night. what did you make of the debate in who