c. a. u. s. pilot, who was known as the candy barbara during the berlin airlift, has died at the age of a 101. gil halverson made a point of dropping candy from his plane to the children of berlin, after soviet forces blockaded the western parts of the city. in 1948 to 940 not firefighters in argentina are struggling to control a massive wildfire that raged across more than half a 1000000 hector's of land in the southern province of corte. and this, the blaze is being fueled by an unprecedented drought and has caused serious environmental and economic damage so far their life have been lost. on staying in south america, flooding and lands lines have killed more than a 100 people. in brazil, dozens more are missing. the historic city of patropolis in the hills above rio de janeiro has declared 3 days of morning. a months worth of rain fell there in just one day. digging through the debris for yet another day. this man believed his sister might still be trapped beneath the might on the law for me

a per capita basis. if you look at the u. s. u c on a per capita basis, about $800.00 per person in venture is invested across the united states. whereas if you look at african market, that number, even though it has a record 5000000000 last year, is less than $5.00 per person. so there is a huge amount of value to unlock through investing in startups in the region. and we still have a long way to go before we've been reached the per capita venture penetration of even a market say india as a comparison and who is unlocking that potential. we know that the u. s. europe, the u. k has been investing, but that's starting to change some want as it is. i mean, there's been, has they been more local investment, more recently from african investors themselves? well, fundamentally, this, the whole ecosystem is driven by african entrepreneurs and they're really and building out these business model. 2 thirds of the venture capital coming into the region has some ties the united states. so there's bill that focus, but the early stage funds tha

s, russia, ukraine, and eastern europe department. and now we're joined by thomas vaughn. he's a member of the conservative c s u, a position group in germany is parliament and to their spokesman. transatlantic relation, mrs. obama, this visit has been seen as some last ditch diplomacy. but president putin has made it quite clear that he wants to hear from joe biden. is that going to limit what all of shows can achieve today? i left the, in a lot of bilateral talks of tires politic level in the last days. and now it's the last minute attempt, indeed of chancellor charles in order to avoid war, it's up to put in our $0.02 in the us for de escalation. so what do you make then of the signals of the escalation that my colleague just mentioned, the to withdraw, which is still unconfirmed. and also what lover of yesterday said about diplomacy? still a way to go about russia did everything. what is needed for invading the ukraine? more than 140000 troops at the borders of ukraine. any equipment which is needed. so russia is in a position rear, in any nation is it could be a matter of hours or more than bees. in this si

a matter of the data that you have, which the u. s. and u. k. through their signals, intelligence agencies, the national security agency, and the g. c, h q of quite a bit, but the bigger question here is political will. historically, the u. s. u k, have been much slower to point the finger countries like russia for cyber attacks, most notably in 2016 when it took quite a while for the government to speak up as the cyber attacks around the election took place. it seems that this administration has taken those lessons the heart and they are deliberately moving much, much faster than the u. s. was ever done before. just how dangerous are these cyber attacks, or are they just a nuisance? well right now the, the question the answer is mixed. so as you said, denial of service attacks effectively bring down services. and they're, they're technically simple, but they're really about perception. they're about undermining confidence in the government and at a moment like this that's, that's pretty important. the wiper malware today that you mentioned, which destroys the data on the machine that it infects, were yet to see the full consequence

a rookie skater wiping the ice with the u. s. team. and that the announcement about alleged doping came after an r o c gold and u. s. silver. that would be too much of a coincidence, especially after test taken in december and now being talked about in february, it looks very strange that it took almost a month for the sample to get from st. petersburg to stockholm. this raises very serious questions for me. it seems like that someone held this probe until the end of the team skating competition in bay jane. i can't remember any previous situation when it took so long for a result. you know, fair play and sport just got together in the 21st century. so whatever america is saying at the moment is not, shall we say, inspired by the spirit of play. it's political. i mean, these insane new political games depressing to lympics. i mean, it's charged with, with a political current, and everyone knows that. so it's pretty plain to see that the us is trying to create a level playing field, but only when it benefits their own athletes. and while the u. s. may stand at the top of the podium for playing political games. if it stops its

a reason why u. s. union reps watching this vote carefully. it's obvious why in particular the u . s. once is negotiated for it in the u. s. m. c, a trade deal. we curl, co opted unions mean less pay and benefits for employees, which in turn means cheaper mexican labor costs. the u. s. wants to stop. what it says is unfair competition. there's no guarantees that seller will be repeated in the many mexican companies that don't affect u. s. or canadian businesses. nozik doin is he lost, embrace the sectors where there's interest from the u. s. government and unions who promoted this reform are going to be observed in. we'll now see the closest we've had to free and fair elections. but we're talking about a very restricted number of companies. there are thousands of others in mexico that have protectionist unions and will never have those elections. it will be up to the mexican government itself to choose if it wants to change that, or simply lead its own reform. langrish john holman alger cedar met her city. ah, he watching out there with me, said robin doha, reminder of all top news stories, u. s. president joe biden says the le

a compensation. i think clearly france and germany don't want it, but the question is then will they have the will to overcome the u. s. a. c. one is that was on the way across the atlantic, a tougher stance on russia was being proposed. the u. s. president met with german liter enough sholtes off to which joe biden vowed that the 2 countries will put up a united front during the fractious state of relations right now between the west and moscow. biden also threatened to hold the north stream to gas pipeline. if russia invaded ukraine, there will be no longer a north stream to we, we will bring it into. how will you, how will you do that? exactly. since the project and control of the project is within germany's control, we will, i promise you will be able to do. officials in germany of repeatedly stressed the importance of russian gas for the countries energy needs. they're called to end the political dispute over the gas pipeline saying it's got nothing to do with politics . however, with the latest standoff, digging in gemini, apparently making a new turn and city the energy mix. today we are talking about one quarter of

in a typical year, the u. s. c. i s receives fewer than 10000 requests for humanitarian pro overrule from all nationalities of those requests, approximately 500 to 700 are approved in a typical year. all right, said that it's, it's not easy to apply in a normal year. and then that figure, remember i mentioned it right at the beginning. 43000 afghans applied between last july and now and a 170. i've been given approval to relocate halima. this is a bureaucratic nightmare. what would you say to the u. s. c. i s. right now about how can they improve the situation because it's really not working. you know, and i think one thing to note, i think, and i think not worthy for the audience to recognize and thought back in august 1, this one, you know, again, this time was essentially falling to the taliban. one of the things that we were told by government officials was to actually apply for you mentoring, for all we knew and the administer the binders. ministration knew that the refugee program, the program, which in the spe

a daily the u. s. that's also been talking to denmark about a new security deal, which could possibly c u. s. troops on a danish of soil. we've also been speaking to people here in the city in kiev because this city is just less than 200 kilometers away from belarus, from that border where those military exercises taking place. but you know, the city is far from feeling like a place on the siege. we've spoken to people who said, look, i'm one man said to us what's happening and been over us. this is just the kremlin putting on a theater, putting on a show for the west for western powers. we don't feel that we are particularly under threat. we've seen this all before. of course, there has been a conflict in the east of ukraine for 8 years now. with russia and, and people feel that this is perhaps not a time to panic, even though there is a certain sense of anxiety. one woman also told as though she had on a documents ready to flee the capital. should that be an invasion? natasha? thank you very much indeed. natasha butler, i'm in here for us. we'll get. we're going to go to dosage of ari and

combat duty bdc and we can our brand to missouri on is a member of the german parliament with a conservative c s. u. that's the bavarian sister party of the christian democrats . in the long, we've seen a huge shift in germany and just the last few days will not provide weapons to ukraine. it's agreed to come russia, the global banking system. impose sanctions. is there anything else germany can do to put pressure on russia? i think it was a strong message yesterday that germany is dance, united, the entire european union. we are german to defend freedom and democracy in europe . and that's why we are here now to support the ukraine and only with economic sanctions that delivery, as well as germany, chance that all of shorts is pledged to spend a 100000000000 euros to beef up germany's military and your faction in germany. parliament has very much agreed to that, but you expect responsibility that in the past, when you were in charge of germany's military, your party was in charge. that you, you haven't done enough that you haven't put money into it. haven't put enough money into the bundeswehr dur

a false alarm. okay, kayla. bad thanks for keeping us abreast of what is happening in washington. c. r u . s. correspond to kill him up the scale of a legit abuse in new zealand catholic church has been brought to lights and a bombshell report commissioned by the countries prime minister. the reports claimed that 14 percent of catholic clergy have been accused of abusing children or adults since 1951. the survivors spoke candidly to r t about the trauma he suffered. i was abused by a catholic school teacher, a brother, brother of a religious order, who abused me sexually on several occasions. and it may not help. i've filed the complaint, it's been up but, but then when i went on to high school, i was also abused again by a priest of the of, of, of the, of the society of mary, the, for a religious priest. abused me. therefore, my particular case, i wanted to identify the, the patterns because not only was i abused as a young boy in middle school here in new zealand. i went on to a catholic school and secondary level was abused sexually and physically again. and then i was abused by a priest

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u. s. has now said it wants to pull out it, so let's see monitors today, the o. s. c monitors and don bass have counted a 400 percent increase in the amount of shelling over the last 7 days. daily average, 4 times increase and showing. here's a scenario. the u. s. has apparently gotten the other countries several other countries to, to have to share the panic and to pull their troops or their, their citizens out. if you pull the o s. c e mission, out of don bass, you can have a massive provocation on the part of, of this is potentially dangerous development. u. s. a sounding increasingly desperate, because everything they throw on the wall doesn't stick. they don't really lose anything. do they? because of russia doesn't invade in russia has said over and over again. it doesn't plan to invade that. what it does want is the united states and nato to give some security guarantees to russia about the use of need of nato troops or advanced weapons in ukraine. in other words, prohibiting that in the future. but if a russian doesn't invade now the united states can say, see, are preemptive actions are unifying

u. s. c is quite a practical to tap and it is welcomed in, in, in, in the u. s. a software that hasn't been direct was between the iranians and americans and the minister of iran apply, you know, said that if the practical actions are taken down been might be a direct talks between the 2 parties. and this a step is a kind of practical action that cooled a paved way for data tours between americans and iranians. thousands of demonstrators across brazil and demanding justice for congolese refugee he was beaten to death. the killing of maria cover gama has shocked the nation. he was killed in a beach, signed kiosk, and rio de janeiro, in an apparent dispute about unpaid wages. and he's released footage of him being attacked by 3 men. for 13 minutes. come are gone. they fled, warn the democratic republic of congo in 2011. this is douglas little the brazilian states his racist. it is a nazi state. it is a homophobic and xenophobic state, and it has to stop. but it to be a he, a protesting in solidarity with all the families who have suffered these barbaric crimes that

u. s. c is quite a practical to tap and it is welcomed in, in, in, in the u. s. a software that hasn't been direct was between the iranians and americans and the minister of iran apply, you know, said that if the practical actions are taken down, there might be a direct talk between the 2 parties. and this a step is a kind of practical action that cools a paved way for data tours between americans and iranians. tens of thousands of families in bolivia are picking up the pieces after devastating floods and lance lines. more. torrential rain is full cost in la pas, which is $1.00 of the worst hit areas. fenton monahan reports the. these are the remains of neighborhoods in the bolivian city of la, devastated by heavy rain that brought floods and land flight local people are taking stock of the damage. this woman and her family lost their home after was submerged by mud. jack, you'll be the where to go. murray. you of the day before, yesterday, rains were heavy and the water came down like a river with great force coming from everywhere. we got scared because we have

a few voices changing their tune. today. we spoke to thomas debra han of the c s. u a little bit earlier who said yes, it is now time to talk about sending weapons to ukraine. is that debate actually going to move the needle? we see the german government shift its policy entirely on the that debate is back. it is faring out, but i don't think it will sift the naval simply because also the big question is whether germany is bonus. very armed forces actually have that terribly much to offer that we could, it could, they could simply handover. there's deep frustration also in the bonus for leadership. one, the, the head of the armed forces actually taking to linked in this morning and basically stating that if the german armed forces don't really have very much. in fact, the german outlook on russia is looking very pale this morning and the party, the social democrats party of german chance at all. our shots is holding an emergency virtual meeting this afternoon to debate the next steps. afterwards, the social democrat party that had been if anything, holding their chan

u. s. market more easily. so the registration sites to allow holders of ordinary shares, especially those shares that have not been registered with the u. s. a. c c, to have the flexibility to sell their shares in a t s rather than as ordinary shares. so given the specificity of this registration, it may be a sign of selling intention from soft bang, who holds more than 5000000000 ordinary shares, a large portion of which hasn't been previously registered with the us regulators. so it's not surprising that the listing would have dropped alibaba. it would have with any company coming out with a massive offering like this and essentially diluting and float. but on top of that, there is an intention to sell a massive chunk. so shares are definitely going to be under pressure. certainly investors are waiting to see exactly where that goes. now dan, we saw huge single day loss for meta recently, while amazon pretty much had the best day in history. so what did we learn from earnings week about the strength of tech overall? because they have been entailed to cities throughout tech, earnings, me, 95 percent and tech companies are beaten raise numbers.

s. c e mission, out of don bass, you can have a massive provocation on the part of, of this is potentially dangerous development. u. s. a sounding increasingly desperate, because everything they throw on the wall doesn't stick. they don't really lose anything. do they? because of russia doesn't invade, and russia has said over and over again. it doesn't plan to invade that. what it does want is the united states and nato to give some security guarantees to russia about the use of need of nato troops or advanced weapons in ukraine. and other words prohibiting that in the future. but if a russian doesn't invade now the united states can say, see, are preemptive actions are unifying actions where all of the nato countries stood together, prevented the russians from carrying out aggression. and at the same time, they continue to paint russia here in the united states and in western public opinion as the aggressor is the big threat. this is a very clever propaganda device. so it's kind of a win win situation for american propaganda. a state of emotion sees been declared in canada's ontario province over the continuing

there is a desire to use a collective potential to realize u. s. sam bishan, c. a nate. her bosses are everywhere, appearing like mushrooms go to sleep and they're not located where there is a threat of terrorism. drug trafficking of kidnapping. they're concentrating closer and closer to russia. can you show me at least one effective nato operation everywhere, only destruction chaos and disorganization in the mid ideology, a mentality, a completely geared towards aggression. but he's a leading u. k. charity has revealed that millions in britain are living on the bride line and are increasingly turning to food banks this winter. struggling households are also facing a triple threat right now. as inflation pushes up, grocery prices, energy bills are about to saw by over 50 percent. and government welfare payouts face big cuts. arti shoddy edwards dashti reports next from a food bank in london. well, touching suit on the table is the most important thing a parent should do for their kids. last month, a 1000000 adults in the u. k went at least a whole day without eating anyt

c. s. the services a federal judge and the u. s. has rejected a plea, dale, for one of the men who murdered unarmed a black man on aubrey in the state of georgia. travis mc, michael was one of the 3 white men who chased and kill the 25 year old as a was out for running 2020 like michael is due to face trial next week on federal hate crime charges. he's admitted that he pursued aubrey because of his race. all 3 men convicted of march murdering aubrey happened sentenced to life in prison. it is exactly a year since man. most military sees control of the country and estimated 1500 people have been killed by security forces and 9000 arrested and protests against military rule. but as florence louis reports, resistance is still going strong and has been taking many different forms. o major demonstration, since the military to power have now been replaced by smaller, sporadic protests. protest is march quickly through yan gone before dispersing to avoid arrest. others have taken up arms, trading alongside ethnic armed groups in jungle cam

a city of 2000000 no less. which is where much of the violence is sent to the u. s. c. registered more than a 1600 seats for violations yesterday, which is a huge escalation given the in past months you could go days without hearing an explosion. it is. it is now mia hours that you can that you can wait for a good to hear an explosion just just, just for reference in the past in 201560. the entire city would vibrate every few seconds that be another explosion with heavy caliber weapons. nevertheless, it is restless. here people are fearful of another escalation of rams falling into the city so far the, the violence has been centered on the outskirts of vignettes. this also the mobilization ongoing, whereby all men of service age, 18 to $55.00 were being urged to join the defenders. they feared here that an invasion and offensive by the ukrainian military is imminent. in fact, just a few minutes ago, iron law, the mobile phones here in the near to receive the another as a mess. message text message urging males to join the ranks of the defendants. she'll sit at my, i'm

than a year, by striking the temple bell, $108.00 times, the ritual symbolizes the sweeping away of human worries. the wants of the w. c. as a reminder, the top story we're following for you, u. s. and russian diplomats clashed over you crying at the un security council. b. u. s. accused russia destabilizing europe by massing troops near ukraine's bought up. russia said the u. s. was steering up hysteria, and insisted it had no plans to invade. that's it. from here, the news team from our next doc film goes to west africa to visit the grape 8 great apes. i'll close his relatives in the animal way. i suppose i'm the green. do you feel worried about the planet me to i'm kneel.

there is a desire to use a collective potential to realize u. s. sam bishan, c, d, a. nato bosses are everywhere appearing like mushrooms. and they're not located where there is a threat of terrorism, drug trafficking, global kidnapping. they're concentrating closer and closer to russia. can you show me at least one effective nato operation everywhere, only destruction chaos from disorganization. in the nigger, ideology and mentality are completely geared towards aggression. but he's here with our team from moscow on the way facebook and instagram could be pulled in europe as the social side. so noplace hardball with the you, regulators over privacy, just one of our stores to come after this join me every posted on the alex simon. sure. well, i'll be speaking together from the world politics sport. business. i'm sure business. i'll see you then. mm. oh, is your media a reflection of reality in the world transformed what will make you feel safer? isolation for community. are you going the right way? or are you being led somewhere? which direction? what is true wa

they want to go to a u c or a c. f s you they want to go to community college.should be creating. the ability for them to access college. that's what are california's public college system is amazing. it is such a great pathway for young people. into the middle class into success in our state, and we should not be capping enrollment that way. we also need to be accelerating housing creation and we need to do both. do you have any concerns at all about sort of chipping away at california's environmental quality act and maybe opening the door for others down the road? who might be looking for exemptions to those important environmental reviews? yeah i mean, that's what we're doing here and we need so sequa is a really important environmental law. it was created so that if we're going to build a new highway or a dam or something that could be very environmentally damaging. that we do analysis before we met environmental analysis before we make a decision. it was never intended to govern student housing and whether college bills dorm on campus. that's not an environ

c, u. s. o takes a different roads with president biden threatening. a crucial european gas line will be shell. if russia invade ukraine, there will be no longer nurse to you to we will, per unit. how will you do that? i promise you.

u. s. a tux when u. s. bombs, syria in 2017 m. s. m. b c's, brian williams called the footage of the stroke. beautiful. he then quoted lena cohen, i am guided by the beauty of our weapons. cnn's for reeds. acore was simeon. susie austic about trumps. to tuck on syria. i think donald trump became president of the united states last night. he talked to our international norms in social rules about america's role in enforcing justice in the world. who can forget the invasion of iraq in 2003, based on lies about weapons of mass destruction. on the left is the economist of to push invaded iraq on the right is the economist of, to putin and voted ukraine, spot the difference. this is all about one evil dictator who possesses a brutal weapons with which he will threaten a and, and hurt a lot of people, including a lot of americans will us. we take them away from him. all of us, including the iraqi people, are gonna be very fortunate. did i think was the smartest thing george bush did? how about when barack obama rallied the world to destroy? what was then the most prosperous country on the african continent w

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