as concerning, the west grows over a possible russian invasion of ukraine. rosalind jordan reports now from washington, dc. on wednesday night, the u. s. ambassador to russia john solomon hand delivered the american response to ra, is demands for increased security guarantees. amid it stand off with the west over ukraine, the letter several pages long repeats. the biden administration's position u. s. troops go where they're wanted. individual countries decide whether they want to join, nato and russia must abandon any plans to invade ukraine. moscow says it has no such plans. the documents with them and walls in their court. we'll see what we do, as i said futilely, whether they choose the path of diplomacy and dialogue, whether they decide to renew aggression against ukraine, were prepared either way, good to see you again. but the u. s. also offered some proposals it thinks could reassure russian president vladimir potent and his government renette arms control, improved transparency on us engagement in ukraine, and changes to u. s. nato exercises and eastern europe. the russians re

discussions complex. moscow one's guarantees that nato won't accept any new members from washington. rosalind jordan has more on how american negotiators reacted wendy sherman's assessment. was that the meetings on monday about 8 hours worth of talks with the survey rubicon in his delegation were useful. they were frank heard language. they were of straightforward again wendy sherman's language. but she said this wasn't a negotiation. this was really the attempt. she said for the us and for russia to take the measure of each other's concerns. since are the meeting last summer between president vladimir putin and joe biden. the president of the european palm and david cecily has died at the age of $65.00. his spokesman said he'd been in hospital since december 26 after a series of complications related to his immune system. saucily had been the president of the parliament since 2019 said lawson has more from amsterdam. yes. fell ill of a very severe case of pneumonia in september. during a plenary session of the european parliament. he was out of the office for 2 months . he wasn't there when there w

hospitals administered, administers, say, many doctors and nurses are infected with the virus to rosalind jordan joins us live now with developments out of washington. they say hello there, roseland, it's not just euro being overwhelmed. clearly, it was a record breaking day in the us, whatever already saying, well, this is very much of concern and this is something which of the doctor anthony valgy who is essentially the country's leading. a public health expert indicated when he was making the rounds of the weekend a public affair shows and giving interviews recently that we have to take a look at not just the number of cases, but how many people are being hospitalized. and in addition to that, one day record of 1350000 people being infected with cove. it a one day, a record. you have 143000 americans in the hospital right now as of sunday, trying to recover from cobit, that's a new record as well. here in the united states. it's the sort of situation where when you consider that the arm across very it is highly contagious. when you consider that many places have a re imposed some sort of mask

k. prime minister's office. rosalind jordan is in washington d. c. for us. she'll tell us more about the state of hospitals in the us 1st though, let's go to dominic cane, who's in berlin, ready to bring the latest on the situation in europe 1st though dominic, a less talk about these are this intervention from the world health organization who warned that the window of opportunity to protect health systems in europe is causing very dire warnings, coming from the world health organization to day. but they believe that in the course of the next 6 to 8 weeks in the fall, deep mid winter here in europe, that hundreds of mill ins all europeans people living on this continent might well full fowl all the only cron variant that they may find themselves feeling infected with only crohn and slowly this is the dyers of warnings coming from the w. a show . the warning was sort of at by hands cougar from the w. h. o speaking a few hours ago. this is some of what he had to say. it is quickly becoming the dominant virus invest in europe and this know spreading into the b

ukraine's border. russia as deputy foreign minister, called a discussions complex from washington. rosalind jordan has more on how american negotiators were at at reacted to the meeting. wendy sherman's assessment was that to the meetings on monday about 8 hours worth of talks with the survey rubicon. and his delegation were useful. they were frank, her language. they were of straight forward again, wendy sherman's language, but she said this wasn't a negotiation. this was really the attempt. she said for the u. s. and for russia to take the measure of each other's concerns. sense of the meeting last summer, between presidents windermere potent and joe biden. russia's president has claim victory and defending neighboring kazakhstan from what he called a foreign backed uprising. more than a 160 people were killed during last week's anti government protests. the us and european union have imposed new sanctions on nicaraguan officials after elections that have been described as rigged. it comes on the same day. president daniel ortega said to be sworn in for a 4th term. european union is under pressu

thus rosalind jordan of the u. s. state department, let's go to dasa jabari, who's talking to us from moscow and russia's father, ministry has already said that appropriate measures, as we mentioned before, would be taken if the us fails to respond with security to secure, to demonstrate this is the response we have to wait, now, of course to see what russia does next. hey, yes, and the big question was um, before this surprise visits and by the us ambassador to the foreign ministry this evening in moscow, was whether or not this document to be made public. the russian form mr. survey lover had said that it would be up to the americans to decide whether or not they would release the pipe. they their response publicly. and it seems that the u. s. secretary of state has confirmed that they will not because they want, as he said, to give diplomacy a chance. they wished to keep this document, privates, for the time being and to move forward in terms of the dialogue with the russians. they will now wait for their respon

let's go to rosalind jordan in washington, dc. hello, there was wendy's. a critical talks, which you've been going on now for several hours. if you are flying the wall, what's likely happening? well at this moment, after about 4 and a half hours of meeting in geneva, they have broken for lunch. we understand. but to the talks between the americans and the russians is supposed to be focused on trying to deal with bi lateral issues . specifically, the question of trying to get russia to re commit to it's an agreement to not to deploy intermediate range missiles around it's a borders that could be aimed at western europe or other targets of interest to western europe in the united states. now they're not supposed to be talking about the crisis on the border with ukraine, even though everyone is very much focused on that issue. but the u. s. has said repeatedly that it's not going to discuss any of the issue of trying to defuse the crisis. and remove the threat of a russian invasion of ukraine unless the ukrainians are sitting in the room. and that implies tha

if moscow orders its troops to invade ukraine. rosalind jordan al jazeera, the state department. the inspector general says life in afghanistan has become a frozen hel. antennae could tear is wound, the humanitarian crisis. has left the country honey by a thread with education and of a social services on the brink of collapse. kurdish forces in northern syria say they've regained control of a prison following a weeklong sold by ice will fight us around 200 inmates and 27 kurdish fighters were killed, initials, attempt to free their comrades to military q and bikini faso will be discussed at an emergency meeting echo osteen is on friday. the regional organization has already condemned mondays, military take over the u. n. a new s said demanding the immediate release of the place. president rockell boy you asked me to report say supreme court justice to stephen bryan is set to retire at the end of the courts. current term. the 83 year old is one of 3 remaining liberal justices in the conservative majority caught his retirement will give you as president joe biden, his 1st chance to

let's make to rosalind jordan who is live in washington, d. c. for us, and it has recently been asked to debrief call from the deputy secretary of state, what was said, what was her assessment? wendy sherman's assessment was that to the meetings on monday, about 8 hours worth of talks with the survey rubicon. and his delegation were useful, they were frank, her language, they were of straight forward again wendy sherman's language. but she said this wasn't a negotiation. this was really the attempt. she said for the u. s. and for russia to take the measure of each other's concerns, sense of the meeting last summer between president slide amir potent and joe biden . now, this is a situation where sherman says, the u. s. is very steadfast, that it is opposed to an invasion of ukraine, although it was not specifically discussed at monday's meeting. she did say that the u. s. is trying to find a way to resurrect the intermediate term missile a treaty, that the u. s. and others say that the russians have a broken by stationing on min medium range miss

if moscow orders its troops to invade ukraine. rosalind jordan al jazeera, the state department, has been an immediate response from wolf go to the us and nato, but elia russia's foreign minister, a ward of swift retaliation. unless concessions are made you, when you're good, use the constructively, with a constructive response, does not arrive and the west continues its aggressive course. moscow will, as president putin has said on more than one occasion, take the necessary retaliatory measures. so he just though is still visible, security of russia and its citizens is an unconditional priority and will be reliably ensured in all circumstances tens of thousands of people, her fled, crime is in russia antics the peninsula 80 years ago. many more afraid that more conflict could force them to move again. charles stratford reports from noble alexia fca, in southern ukraine's volunteers load coal to give pensioners struggling to stay warm ukraine's brutal winter cold. the men of charters, turkey, ethnic group who have lived in climate the centuries. tens of thousands left when russian tr

buildings, thousands of protesters and policemen of reportedly been killed in the city of almighty. rosalind jordan reports what started as protests against rising fuel prices has turned into 4 days of anti government demonstrations across conflict on the attacks on government forces and property and the takeover of omar at the airport have triggered a state of emergency peacekeeping troops from russia and other former soviet countries are now on their way to help president hudson jo martel, kind of defeat what he calls enemies of the state director for the routine union when decker. those are real terrorists, we know very well that they are currently rampaging in al much in other cities. they are seeing buildings and infrastructure and most importantly the i see the premises where small armies are located. household citizens took to the streets on sunday to denounce the government's decision to raise fuel prices. gas for cars went from $0.11 per liter to $0.28 per liter. in a country where the monthly minimum wage is less than a $100.00, demonstrator say they can't afford it. as the protest have g

call the discussions complex. moscow ones guarantees that nato will not accept any new members. rosalind jordan has more on how american negotiators reacted to the meeting when do sherman's assessment, was that the meetings on monday about 8 hours worth of talks with the survey.

escalates any further aggression against ukraine would come at the high political and economic price. rosalind jordan has more from washington d. c. there certainly has been aid tempering of expectations on the american side. a real sense that today they're not going to be able to find a real breakthrough on a number of, of convoluted conflated crises of the top of which is the situation with ukraine. but the americans are saying that they're hoping to at least establish the turf for continue discussions. now of course, they have been meeting of face to face the deputy secretary, a, wendy sherman for the americans, sergey rubicon, the deputy foreign minister for the russians in geneva on monday are those meetings are still under way out, should be wrapping up. we think in the next couple of hours, but the real concern is trying to one figure out where they can actually try to deal with, with each other's demands. the u. s. does not want to see an invasion of ukraine, but it also does not want russia to continue other destabilizing activities, including its deployment of medium range missiles along it

discussions complex. moscow ones guarantees that nato won't accept any new members from washington. rosalind jordan has more on how american negotiators reacted wendy sherman's assessment was there to the meetings on monday about 8 hours worth of talks with the survey.

ukraine's border. russia, deputy foreign minister called a discussions complex from washington. rosalind jordan has more on how american negotiators reacted to the meeting. wendy sherman's assessment was that to the meetings on monday about 8 hours worth of talks. with the survey rubric coffin, his delegation were useful. they were frank heard language, they were of straightforward again wendy sherman's language. but she said this wasn't a negotiation. this was really the attempt. she said for the u. s. and for russia to take the measure of each other's concerns. sense of the meeting last summer, between president slide amir potent and joe biden. russia's president was claimed victorian defending neighboring kazakhstan from what he called a foreign backed uprising. more than a 160 people were killed during last week's antique government. protests, monica, when president daniel ortega has been sworn in for a 4th through his inaugurated comes in the u. s. on the you impose new sanctions on nicaraguan officials in response to novembers disputed election. the united nations held meetings and cartoo

if moscow orders its troops to invade ukraine. rosalind jordan al jazeera, the state department, would this be no immediate response from moscow to the u. s. a. nato, but earlier rushes for a minister warned of swift retaliation and less concessions are made. when that usually goes through, even though it's a constructive response, does not arrive and the west continues. it's aggressive course. moscow will, as president putin has said on more than one occasion, take the necessary retaliatory measures. so you just, there was to visit the security of russia and it citizens as an unconditional priority, and it will be reliably ensured in all circumstances of tens of thousands of crimean tartar have fled since russia next peninsula 8 years ago. and now many are afraid. the conflict between russia and ukraine would force them to move again. tell stratford reports now from nova alex if sca in southern ukraine, my number volunteers load cold to give pension is struggling to stay warm and ukraine's brutal winter cold. the men of tartarus turkey, ethnic group who have lived in climate the centu

if moscow orders its troops to invade ukraine. rosalind jordan al jazeera, the state department of there's been no immediate response from moscow to the u. s . and natal. but earlier russia's foreign minister warned off switch retaliation and less confessions are made. if you, when you're good, use the coastal tupelo if a constructive response does not arrive and the west continues its aggressive course. moscow will, as president putin has said on more than one occasion, take the necessary retaliatory measures. so just though of still visible security of russia and its citizens is an unconditional prior, and it will be reliably ensured in all circumstances upstate, tens of thousands of crimea taught, has her fled since russia annexed the peninsula 8 years ago. but now many are afraid that a conflict between russia and ukraine would force them to move again. cha, stratford, re for some southern ukraine. volunteers load coal to give pension is struggling to stay warm and ukraine's brutal winter cold. the men of tartarus turkey, ethnic group who have lived in climate the centuries. tens of th

discussions complex. moscow once guarantees that nato will not accept any new members from washington. rosalind jordan has more on american. how american negotiators reacted to the meeting, wendy sherman's assessment was that had the meetings on monday about 8 hours worth of talks with the survey rubicon in his delegation, were useful. they were frank, her language. they were off straight forward again, wendy sherman's language. but she said this wasn't a negotiation, this was really the attempt. she said for the u. s. and for russia to take the measure of each other's concerns. since are the meeting last summer between president slide amir potent and joe biden. nicaragua, as president daniel tiger has been sworn in for full term, will take it was re elected in november in a vote. the u. s. and the you described is a sham. they impose new sanctions on officials in nicaragua, written response to the disputed election moscow's president andre manuel lopez abra though has tested positive for cove 19 for a 2nd time. he says he only has light symptoms, but it comes as mexico reports a record number of new

and nato have refused moscow's demand to bar ukraine from the security alliance. rosalind jordan reports from washington on wednesday night, the u. s. ambassador to russia, john sullivan, hand delivered the american response to russia's demands were increased security guarantees. amid it's stand off with the west over ukraine, the letter several pages long repeats. the biden administration's position u. s. troops go where they're wanted. individual countries decide whether they want to join, nato and russia must abandon any plans to invade ukraine. moscow says it has no such plans. the documents with them and walls in their court. we'll see what we do as i said futilely. whether they choose the path of diplomacy dialogue, whether they decide to renew aggression against ukraine, were prepared. either way, good to see you again, but the u. s. also offered some proposals it thinks could reassure russian president vladimir potent and his government printed arms control, improved transparency on us engagement in ukraine, and changes to u. s. nato exercises and eastern europe. the russians rec

discussions complex. moscow ones guarantees that nato will not accept any new members from washington. rosalind jordan has more on how american negotiate has reacted to the meeting. wendy sherman's assessment was that the meetings on monday.

worsens again, the i m f says inflation will affect all people's lives for some time to come. rosalind jordan, l 0, washington, in the u. k. and until report into alleged gatherings held by the government in violation of coven 19 rules is due to be released very soon. now it could be crucial for prime minister boris johnson, who'll face and peas in just a few hours time. the london metropolitan police is also investigating whether any criminal offenses were committed or than a dozen gatherings was said to have taken place, including a birthday party for johnson port brennan has mall from london. the official line at the moment is that number 10 has not yet received. su grey's internal investigation into the events here at downing street some at least 17 parties that we know of that took place here at the height of lockdown in 2020. and but there are briefing, encounter briefing as to exactly what the timing of the release of that report could be. now yesterday we were being told that it could be released last night that tuesday night. and in fact, it wasn't on because there was a, a, an argum

will not tolerate dosage of our most k thanks very much less because they went to washington dc. rosalind jordan is standing by force and roles when he reassuring was from mr. lincoln to president lensky. but there was a warning way to focus on the big picture in the region and not focus on the domestic woes that president lensky is experiencing right now. that's right, and we just got a read out from the state department indicating that the focus of the meeting between the secretary of state antony blanket and vladimir zalinski. the ukranian president was on trying to do everything possible to diffuse tensions with russia, underscoring of the u. s is support for ukraine sovereignty and indicating that tell us would be providing more military assistance if required. now this is a situation where of course, a mr. zalinski is having to deal with the former president of a patch report jenko, who is back in cave to answer charges of treason and the o. u. s. very much wants the situation with mr. por shanker. essentially a slow rolled so that mr. zalinski his efforts and energy can be focused on tryi

discussions complex. moscow ones guarantees that nato will not accept any new members from washington. rosalind jordan has more on how american negotiators reacted wendy sherman's assessment. was that the meetings on monday about 8 hours worth of talks with the survey rubicon in his delegation were useful. they were frank heard language, they were off straightforward again, wendy sherman's language. but she said this wasn't a negotiation. this was really the attempt. she said for the u. s. and for russia to take the measure of each other's concerns. since of the meeting last summer, between president vladimir putin and joe biden, the president of the european parliament david sicily has died at the age of 65. his spokesman said he'd been in hospital since december 26 after serious complication related to his immune system. saucily had been the president of the parliament since 2019 sat lawson as more from amsterdam. yes. fell ill of a very severe case of pneumonia in september. during a plenary session of the european parliament. he was out of the office for a soon month. he was in there when there wa

s. government on russia will be comparable to severing ties with russia and algiers. rosalind jordan is following developments from washington. the one thing that the biden administration says that it has wanted, has not come true. and that is follow on meetings with russian officials about the next steps to try to deescalate the crisis between russia and the west because of the $100000.00 or so russian troops stationed on the border across from ukraine, the u. s. and other countries, as you know, are very worried that russia is looking to invade ukraine in the coming weeks as a way of extending its influence in a central and eastern europe. and that is something that washington especially does not want to see of. there also has not been any development from washington side on responding to russia's request for rog. guarantees that nato would pull back it's of florida deploy troops of back to central europe away from eastern europe, as well as promising and writing that ukraine would never be admitted. to nato, the u. s. has said it won't stand for any interference in nato's affairs.

ok, thank you for breaking it down for us. rosalind jordan law for us in washington d. c. dosage. barry has the latest reaction from moscow. the russian foreign minister sager a lover of during his annual press conference on friday, stressed that russia's patience with the actions of the west is running out and that they are no longer going to wait around to have further talks. as far as the russian government is concerned, there will be no more dialogue with the united states in the coming weeks or months . they are now waiting for an official response from nato, about their concerns of ukraine or any other country joining the 30 member alliance . the at russian foreign minister also said that they, his country, has intelligence or reasons to believe that i, the u. s. and natal are likely in the coming weeks and months to be building up their troops alongside their russian border with the, using the pretext of the tensions with ukraine as an excuse to do so. and he said very clearly that that is not acceptable to the russian government, and that it is very much a red l

a public uproar over the cost of living now challenging the powers that be in kazakhstan. rosalind jordan elgin's era, washington still come here on out is here, the ears, foreign policy chief sends a warning as russia continues to mass troops on the border with ukraine. and we'll look at why child poverty rates and argentina, a soaring ah hello, we got more savvy. the forecast for get parts of canada to parts of well northern areas of the u. s. big area cloud here. nasty little area of low pressure just around the lakes tightly practised parson or a strong winds coming in cold winds as well. type to struggle 3 minus $24.00 in winnipeg on thursday that snow mix will make its way over towards the appalachians . heading over towards eastern seaboard for thursday. slightly dry weather coming back in behind, but crisp and cold weather towards the west. there we go. more snow in the forecast spilling and across the mountain states through western parts of canada. see some rain there for a time. also heading towards parts of washington and b. c. but the snow does become a little more expansive

since the cold war ended the 3 decades ago, rosalind jordan is covering developments from washington. they say hello, there was. these are certainly critical talks and i've been going on now for several hours. if you are a fly on the wall, what's slightly happening? well, probably another round of, of very tough discussions is getting underway after about an hour or a long lunch break. this is really a case for the us and russia to try to deal with what washington says are important bilateral issues, dealing with the placement or removal of intermediate a range of missiles by russia, which is a violation of a bilateral treaty, for example, trying to basically find out what are each countries concerns about their security posture in the middle of europe, and whether or not there's any possibility of trying to find compromise in order to resolve those complaints. now, some of the things that russia has said it wants from the u. s. which is a inducing nato to of essentially pull back. it's a florida leaning, a posture near russia's borders, trying not to admit any more former soviet stat

worsens again, the i m f says inflation will affect all people's lives for some time to come. rosalind jordan, l 0, washington, at the i, m f one cell salvador to stop using bitcoin as legal, tender. i'm after it to say the use of crypto currency poses risks to financial stability, integrity, consumer protection. i'll el salvador president and ny mckenney. suppose the adoption of bitcoin is legal tenant. back in september, while many australians are celebrating their national day with friends and family crowds gathering to protest against what they call invasion day. january the 26 marks the landing of the 1st fleet from britain, and was now sidney back in 1788, and the establishment of a penal colony, a growing number of australian se colonization led to oppression abuse and genocide of the indigenous people. and should not be celebrated, someone that they changed. ah, this is out there. these are the top stories. the us is working on plans to reduce europe's dependence on russian gases. tensions build of ukraine of washington. and it's european allies of scouring global markets from tentati

ukraine will never become a member of the nato alliance at demand rejected by western allies. rosalind jordan in washington, d. c, has more now on how the u. s. deputy secretary of state saw the talks. wendy sherman's assessment was that to the meetings on monday about 8 hours worth of talks. with the survey rubric coffin, his delegation were useful. they were frank heard language. they were of straightforward again wendy sherman's language. but she said this wasn't a negotiation. this was really the attempt, she said for the u. s. and for russia to take the measure of each other's concerns . sense of the meeting. last summer between president slide amir potent and joe biden. russia's president has meanwhile claimed victory in defending neighbor kazakhstan, from what he calls a foreign backed uprising, letting me put in, deployed russian troops to castanan, as promised. leaders of other ex soviet states that a most will lead military alliance would protect them to more than a 160 people were killed during last week's anti government. protests hasn't stands, president says the unrest was attem

a public uproar over the cost of living now challenging the powers that be in context on rosalind jordan, l g 0, washington. so to come here on al jazeera, the ears foreign policy chief sense of warning was russia continues to mass troops on the border with ukraine. and why this soon as he and politicians worsting health is having ripple effects right across the country. ah, ah, look forward to burly to scully's, the with sponsored by cuts on it weighs how i was able i'm pleased to say the weather is quite thin. down at last across much of the middle east as a very heavy rainfall. recently, we've had some flooding, particularly across western areas of around this area. cloud is in the process of pulling away from the u. e. eastern areas over mon, still some wet weather heading across afghanistan, heading back into pakistan again where we have seen some fighting, but for much of the arabian peninsula. as you can see, it is largely dry temperatures a couple of degrees down on where they should be at this time of year, but not too bad. a brisk shamal when a bris north wesley wind easing off

discussions complex. moscow ones guarantees that nato will not accept any new members from washington. rosalind jordan has more on how american negotiate has reacted to the meeting. wendy sherman's assessment was that's how the meetings on monday, about 8 hours worth of talks with the survey rubicon. in his delegation were useful, they were frank heard language. they were off straight forward again, wendy sherman's language. but she said this wasn't a negotiation. this was really the attempt. she sat for the u. s. and for russia to take the measure of each other's concerns. since the meeting last summer between president is vladimir putin and joe biden, rushes present, his claim victory and defending neighboring cause. it's dawn from what he called a foreign back to uprising. more than 160 people were killed during loss, weeks, antique of protests. nicaraguan present, daniel ortega has been sworn in for a 4th term. he's an old gratian, comes as the u. s. in the you impose that new sanctions on nicaraguan officials, in response to novembers disputed election. and mexico's president andre manuel love ha

ukraine will never become a member of the nato alliance, a demand rejected by western allies. rosalind jordan reports now from washington d. c. on how the u. s. deputy secretary of state salter talks. wendy sherman's assessment was that to the meetings on monday about 8 hours worth of talks. with the survey rubric coffin, his delegation were useful. they were frank heard language, they were of straightforward again wendy sherman's language. but she said this wasn't a negotiation. this was really the attempt. she said for the u. s. and for russia to take the measure of each other's concerns. since of the meeting last summer, between president slide amir potent and joe biden, russia's president has claimed victory in defending neighbor kazakstan from what he calls a foreign backed uprising, letting me put in, deployed russian troops to kazakhstan and his promised leaders of other ex soviet states that a moscow led military alliance would protect them to more than $160.00 people were killed during last week's antique government protests. a quoted me and mar, has sentenced the ousted leader, unce

as get the view now from washington with rosalind jordan. they are such true, say, antony, blinkin cold. this is serious diplomatic. off as it was described, but without addressing russia's key demand. what does he hope to achieve? well, and when it comes to the things that russia is demanding, notably, not allowing ukraine or other eastern european countries join nato, as well as a calling into question. whether nato of forces should be deployed as far to the east, as they currently are deployed. of the a bind administration has said repeatedly, those are non starters. they're not going to change the posture of nato forces, including us troops of around the continent, and that it's up to individual countries to decide whether they're going to pursue membership in nato. that to the military alliance has an open door policy. so he's not, you know, ignoring it. the question mr. blankets, position is that the u. s. has repeatedly answer those questions now in terms of what antony lincoln was trying to do during his a press. a briefing on wednes

we have to correspondence following these talks. rosalind jordan is in washington. d. c will be speaking to her in a moment for her less costly with dulcet jabari, who's in moscow. and also the russians really give her time to hear what mr. blinking has said publicly to his ukranian hosts. but how is moscow reacting now to the various lines of accusations being made by them while they're being met by a counter accusations we've been hearing from the russian deputy foreign minister survey coff who has been speaking at a scheduled event here in the capital. and he use the opportunity, of course, to address the latest news that's come out of he said that russia will not move its troops within its own borders based on what other countries want or the pressures from outside countries. he also went on to say that so the supplies that are heading to ukraine from various western powers are not helping the situation and their considered are threats against russia. he also went on to say that russia will do everything that can't prevent ukraine from joining nato, and that's a te

worsens again, the i m f says inflation will affect all people's lives for some time to come. rosalind jordan, l g 0, washington. the u. s. coast guard is searching for survivors. after reports that a boat capsized, a man was found clinging to a boat about 72 kilometers from port fort pierce inlet in florida. he told rescuers that 39 others were on the boat when they left the bahamas on saturday night. no one was wearing life jackets when it hit bad weather. the coast guard says they were treating it as a suspected case of human smuggling. as being 20 years since the end of the civil war in sierra leone, it was a conflict infamous for its cruelty and child soldiers paid for by exports of so called blood that diamonds. in that time, there has been some progress and reconciliation, but as acquainted with reports now from the capital free tower, a countries 8000000 people remains some of the poorest in africa. this victory on the outskirts of prieto is one of dozens of small and medium industries that grows from the ashes of saroyan civil war. it refines an export to palm oil and byproduct. and

economic price live now to washington, and our correspondent tracking that end of this story. rosalind jordan rose, how high or how low is the bar when it comes to success here? while i'm not sure whether there's a standard for success, there certainly has been aid tempering of expectations on the american side. a real sense that child, they're not going to be able to find a real breakthrough on a number of vibe, convoluted conflated crises of the top of which is the situation with ukraine. but the americans are saying that they're hoping to at least establish the turf for continued discussions. now of course, they have been meeting of face to face the deputy secretary, a, wendy sherman for the americans, sergey rubicon, the deputy foreign minister for the russians in geneva on monday are those meetings are still under way, should be wrapping up. we think in the next couple of hours, but the real concern is trying to one figure out where they can actually try to deal with, with each other's demands. the u. s. does not want to see an invasion of ukraine, but it also does not want russia to con

aging it citizens to reconsider any travel plans they might have to the united arab emirates, rosalind jordan joined his life in washington dc. it's been just why the warning from the u. s. government well, this is a revision of a warning that already had been in existence for the united arab emirates. it's a travel, a level for don't travel. and that's because of the ongoing cove at pandemic. the of release was updated on thursday because of the recent of missile attacks launched off from who the territory in yemen, against targets in the u way e. this is a not unexpected. the u. s. issues are the sorts of wild travel warnings to its citizens for countries all around the world all the time because it feels that it has a primordial duty to keep americans out of harm's way. in fact, just in the past week, the us updated it's travel warnings for both the ukraine and russia. not just because of the cobit outbreaks in those countries, but because of the ongoing attentioned and the possible look threat of war, of the possible invasion of russian troops inside ukraine and how it is effected, if in

worsens again, the i m f says inflation will affect all people's lives for some time to come. rosalind jordan l 0 washington a still had only as they were news our one of baseball's grapes is headed to the hall of fame details on the way in sports. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah hello again time for the sports those hear sarah. thank you during, well, we started the africa cup of nations. why crushes are being asked why cynical allowed their strike aside your money to play on for 10 minutes after being knocked out on the pitch. now he collided with kate voted goalkeeper early in the 2nd half, visibly shaken. he still got up, you'll see there in a moment. and then he continued to play on while the goalkeeper was shown a red cart and taken hospital 9 minutes late today. not even scored the opening goal of the game for center goal, who went on to win funeral to reach the quarter finals, but surely after that goal, he complained of a headache and dizziness and was substituted then taken to hospital for checks. thankfully he did share this picture on his instagram of him in hostile, alongside the cape verde

they meet again in berlin in 2 weeks time. rosalind jordan begins are coverage from washington dc on wednesday night, the u. s. ambassador to russia, john sullivan hand delivered the american response to russia's demands for increased security guarantees. amid it stand off with the west over ukraine, the letter several pages long repeats. the biden administration's position u. s. troops go where they're wanted. individual countries decide whether they want to join, nato and russia must abandon any plans to invade ukraine. moscow says it has no such plans. the document is with them and balls in their court. we'll see what we do, as i said repeatedly, whether they choose the path of diplomacy dialogue, whether they decide to renew aggression against ukraine, were prepared. either way, good to see you again. but the u. s. also offered some proposals it thinks could reassure russian president vladimir potent and his government printed arms control, improved transparency on u. s. engagement in ukraine, and changes to u. s. nato exercises in eastern europe. the russians received a similar

but 1st, let's go to our pentagon correspondent, rosalind jordan live for us in washington, d. c. hello, there, rose. what's the latest coming out of j. c? well, there hasn't been any announcement of follow on discussions between the americans and the russians. that was certainly the bite administration's hope after several days of intense diplomacy in geneva, in vienna and in brussels. but that said the biden administration, according to some officials, apparently his lord, it's lawson and his being very vocal about what it describes as a very real threat from russia, not just to ukraine, but to western europe, sa stability. this is a situation where as you alluded, the americans are accusing the russians of staging operatives in various parts of eastern ukraine, essentially to cause chaos and to create a justification for a russian military invasion of eastern ukraine. the usaa says that it is making this information, although it's very scant available so that people understand what the real stakes are. the u. s. is also repeating that while it is providing military assistance t

let's bring in a rosalind jordan who's live for us in washington day, say, russ, what's the latest coming out of the washington camp? well, we understand that earlier on saturday, the u. s. secretary of state antony blanca and had a conversation with the you. hi, representative for foreign affairs, joseph burrell, and which they essentially reiterated what has been said all week that the u. s. the un nato are opposed to any, a russian intention of invading a ukraine. and that all are agreed that there will be immediate, severe economic sanctions if that were to happen. and of course, an agreement to continue consultations in the days ahead. but there hasn't been any other real movement. the u. s. had been hoping that after 4 days of meetings and negotiations as it were, with russian officials, that there could be a an announcement of more conversations, more talks in order to try to diffuse this crisis. but as of right now, no meetings have been established. thank you very much for that update. rosalyn jordan live for us in washington dc. still head on al jazeera will tell you which afric

jordan. she's joining us in washington dc. so, rosalind, that all important meeting between sexual state, lincoln on the russian foreign minister on friday. how are the u. s. going into it and what are they expecting? while the u. s. is saying that this is of proof that to diplomacy is still very much the preferred way and they consider it a good sign that sergei la rob is willing to meet with antony blank. and in geneva, on friday, we just her heard from the secretary of state, after his meeting with the foreign minister, mr. calissa. and which a mr. blank and indicated that tom, there are some areas where the us and russia might be able to find a way to diffuse tensions. he didn't get into too many specifics, but he did indicate that the things that moscow has been demanding are simply non starters. the u. s does not want to see russia in bay ukraine. the u. s. does not want to see war breaking out in eastern europe, and certainly on the bind administration has already said that if there were an invasion of ukraine, that the u. s. would