and it does not bode well for the future. >> woodruff: david kramer explain the significance of putin today saying russia now recognizes the independence of these two regions, for people who don't follow exactly what has been happening in tht part of the world. >> well, putin is following a plan that he followed in georgia in 2008 with recognizing separatist regions in that area. and russia occupies 20% of gorge gan territory to this day. he now has done what he did in 2014 with the illegal annexation of crimea, except this time in the case of these two republics he has recognized them as independent states. that means that the minsk process which was signed under du res by ukraine, russia, france and germany in 2014 and again in 2015, is seblly dead and that might have been one possible road map for a negotiated solution to this. putin by recognizing donesk and lohensk essentially killed the minsk process and that will make finding a diplomatic solution more complicated. >> woodruff: pick up on that if you will, because the reaction not just from the united states but from the countr

after that meeting, senator kramer, senator johnson were sent a truly bonkers memo.hat have been circulating on trump allies as far back as december 18. that said, quote in vogt the national security agency in defense department. to sift through raleigh exotic some indication in a time to show that foreign powers had intervened in the 2020 election to help joe biden win. now, it's unclear who wrote the memo or how much of its circulate among anyone else who actually carry out the plan to use the nsa to brew baseless election interference claims. but again, even though the fact that was being floated and sent to republican senators. republican senators were meeting with outlandish election fraud pathologist days before the violent attack on the capitol really boggles the mind. investigative reporter amara brown was part of the washington post scene that broke that story. and she joins me now. emma, maybe set the scene a little bit about who could put together this meeting? among whom and for what a sensible purpose? >> well, as you said, chris, this was two days befor

david kramer, to you first.ing today's developments together, the statement by vladimir putin that russia will now recognize the independence of these two breakaway regions and what is reported to be the movement of russian troops into that eastern region, what does it all amount to? >> i think today may have been a fatal day for diplomacy. mr. putin seems to have gone completely haywire in the past 24 hours spirit he initially offered a tentative agreement to french president macron on a meeting with president biden. that now seems very unlikely. even a meeting scheduled for this thursday with the russian foreign minister and secretary of state blinken very unlikely. putin all of a sudden has hit the accelerator and i think has turned this into a critical point. judy: angela, do you also see this as a fatal day for diplomacy? >> i do. we had an unusually aggressive speech by putin. he expressed all the grievances he has been expressing for the past 15 to 20 years. and by recognizing these so-called republics as

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shlomo kramer is going to be joining us, cato networks. that conversation is next.berg. ♪ ritika: this is bloomberg. let's check in on the bloomberg first word news. new figures indicate private-sector payrolls in the u.s. fell by 300 january. that comes from the adp national employment report. earlier, the white house said that brief absences of workers due to omicron could overstate the number of unemployed people for the last month. the generate jobs report comes out on friday. in the euro area, inflation surprisingly hit a record in january. consumer prices jumped 5.1% from a year ago. none of the economists surveyed by bloomberg saw excel recent accelerated. it is the latest challenge to the ecb plan to pare back stimulus more slowly than its counterparts in both the u.s. on the u.k. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. kailey: the u.s. wants to ensure that europe does not run out of energy if russia invades ukraine. bloo

that was our jerusalem correspondent, tanya kramer, there before britain voted to leave the european union supporters promised regs, it would bring benefits. but just over a year, after the u. k. completed his withdrawal from the e. u. a review by british parliamentary by a british parliamentary committee has found that briggs, it had only made trade more expensive and complicated. none of us prime minister boris johnson is still defending the departure the statistics say otherwise, but prime minister barak johnson is still trying to paint briggs it as a success story. he's appointed european union critic, jacob re smoked to become the so called briggs, that opportunities minister, and he told parliament that you were to blame for any possible problems resulting from the post for exit trade agreement. the country to the way it is being applied by our friends. it does not require that all foods and all medicines, little upon to be systematically checked in the way that they are mister speaker, and we must fix it. and we goodwill. and we common sense, i believe we can fix fitness to sp

that was our jerusalem, correspond tanya kramer, there an illegal blockade of one of the main border crossings between canada and the u. s. is starting to have an adverse effect on the economy. small group of around $100.00 anti backs or truckers is preventing traffic including supply parts from moving across a key bridge, the truckers say they will not move until the government scraps a mandate for them to be fully vaccinated to enter canada or than 80 percent of canadians are vaccinated. the ambassador bridge would normally be humming with traffic. but these protesters have brought that grinding to a halt for 3 days now. they've been blockading this key border crossing. that part of the so called freedom convoy that started in opposition to mantra cove. it vaccinations for truckers, but as since snowballed into a broader expression of anger with pandemic restrictions and canada's government, the white house says the blockade is concerning. the ambassador bridge is kenneth busiest link to the united states and accounts for about 25 per cent of trade between the 2 countries and said

and we'll go over to tel aviv, where did abuse tanya kramer standing by for she's been following this story for us . hi tanya. so the german foreign minister met with her is really counterpart, as we mentioned, what came out of that meeting while the bows center here in a meeting a with a price that it was very cordial, a very warm meeting there, where they seemed very much at ease with each other and both highlighted know the main, talking points of their 1st meeting here together in tel aviv or foreign minister. it is ready for minister, your ill, a pita, that you barn is a very important topic right now for israel is very, very closely watching. what is happening in vienna, where well powers and iran are trying to revive the nuclear dia, the j c. p way. so that's a very important topic for the israelis both highlighted that it's important to fight growing onto semitism in germany, but also throughout the world with german foreign minister and, and in a bad look. again, also saying, are you talking about her experience this morning visiting yet for him and her how responsible you kn

w, corresponded. tonya kramer is following the story from tele fif. welcome, tanya. let's start with the foreign minister. so meeting today with her, israel county brought yada paid what we heard of their encounter while they both said that it was a very cordial meeting. i was in a very friendly and warm atmosphere also, you know, the meeting with the press. afterwards they spoke about it is ready, foreign minister. yeah. you know, pete said that they talked about the israeli concern over what's going on in vienna . the nuclear talks between world powers and iran is, are, is very concerned about that. they're very critical about, you know, any kind of agreement agreement that could come out of these talks. they both said that i, you know, that needs to be more done about fighting against growing anti semitism, not just in germany, but also around the world. and we just heard the german foreign minister about her cuz she also spoke again about her experience this morning. her visits to ya, to wish him to look us memorial injury to them saying it's so important to her.

tony kramer, in television. when you take a look at some of the latest developments in the current of ours, pandemic now starting here in germany, which is recorded nearly 120000 corona virus death, nearly 12000000 infections. as according to the countries public health institute, antivirus measures in parts of japan have been extended until early march restrictions covering tokyo and 12 other administrative districts were due to lapse on sunday and brittany. so prince charles has tested positive for cove. it a for a 2nd time is off, he says he self isolating and has cancelled his engagement. and before britain voted to leave, the european union supporters promised that breaks it would bring massive benefits just over a year after the u. k. completed it withdrawal. that parliamentary committee says practice may trade more expensive and more complicated. despite best prime minister, maurice johnson is still defending the departure the statistic, se otherwise. but prime minister boris johnson is still trying to pa

if not, senator kramer, did you want to introduce miss young? >> i'd be honored to. i hope i'm not stepping on senator murray's toes by going ahead of her but senator kennedy is not here and he's from louisiana and i'm something illegal north dakota. but i think it speaks volumes to what relationship means. it's not geographic, it's relationship and i want to say first of all mister chairman did an excellent job with miss young's credentials . you didn't mention that she's a new mom which is probably the greatest credential of all time and congratulations on that. i want to add a couple of insights having worked with director young in this last year. as you pointed out she's been confirmed to be the deputy but hazardous as acting acting director that in and of itself is challenging enough but on top of that course we have this other thing going on, this pandemic and all these other issues. workforce about, working as best they can remotely. all big challenges and she's met them all. i have found her to be smart, witty and i would suspect in a witty that you would be

dw tanya kramer reporting for us . thank you so much more headlines now. indonesia has struck a deal to order. 42 rough, i'll fighter jets from france. francis defense minister made that announcement while on a visit to the southeast asian country frances, looking to strengthen ties in the region after last year. as cancellation of a multi $1000000000.00 submarine deal with australia. voting has started in elections in several indian states, including its most populous with our for dish. there the chief minister yogi at the can of is seeking re election for his hindu nationalist, b. j. p. party, which is also india's ruling party at a national level victory there would boost the party had of national elections in 2024 to the winter olympics in beijing were a couple of americans have triumphed 21 year old chloe kim as one gold and the women snowboard half pipe event, kim had already become the youngest woman to win a snowboard gold. when she won and 2018 at the age of 17. and with this performance, she becomes a 1st fem

what about kramer or elaine? they don't want them? i asked. elaine laughed at me.you think? -so in order to use these, i gotta spend, like, 1500 bucks. this is a bill for $1500. plus, she'd ask about the sleeping arrangements. i find those sleeping arrangement conversations depressing. yeah. sleeping arrangements. -so you haven't, uh...? -oh, no, no, no. i haven't even seen her apartment yet. -tomorrow is the first night. -ah-ha. hey, hey, hey. is that tim whatley? -the dentist? -yeah. is he still mad at you for crashing his thanksgiving party? oh, no. i explained the whole thing to him. -he was fine with it. -oh, good. yeah. i blamed it on you. [sneezes] -hi, tim. -hey, jerry. george. what are you up to? oh, just a couple gals out on the town, shoppin' and gabbin'. i'm gettin' a makeover. hey. how'd you like to go to the super bowl? -what? are you kidding? -here. two tickets. have a good time. whoa, how can i thank you? i tell you what, i'll take you to dinner sometime. -ever been to mendy's? -no. no, no. no, no. no dinner. ♪ ♪ what is going on...? i can't afford

and earlier we spoke our correspond, tonya kramer in jerusalem, asked her about the impression burbank made there. why society of us her 1st visit as for a minister in do you have denison, she's not yet very well known here among the israeli public. and she's basically seen as that part of the younger generation of, to him politicians. so there was a lot of interest to see how she's going to position herself. maybe whether she has any other approach to, to certain topics. and the german foreign minister, a used to her 1st official visit here to basically i reassure is ready didas again. and i think there was also no doubt about that. that germany stanza, you know, side by side to israel. i it's a fundamental commitment to israel as well and to build on this specially relationship between the 2 countries. due to their, shad paused but both a foreign ministers at the is ready for a minister ya, pete. we seen that in the report and on and in about book, you know, they had a very cordial meeting. was a very friendly and warm and meeting. they also talked about their differences and mainly,

german president, i'm joined in the studio now vine together in chief political correspondent, melinda kramer window are good to see you. so we just heard a few short excerpts of earth's di myers, except, and speech, and it was rather sharp. and quite a political 1 may even say, how unusual is that? indeed it, he's sometimes said to be a bland communicator. but he defied those critics and gave what i think was one of the strongest speeches of his career. and the office of the president is also often said to be largely ceremonial, but in fact as head of state, he does represent germany abroad. and he made it clear in this speech that he does take that role very seriously. so his overarching theme was challenges and threats to democracy. and he used it to essentially say to listeners both at home and abroad, that he is clearly on the side of those who are fighting for democracy. he also sent very clear messages, both to president putin and germany's allies to put in. he said, do not underestimate the strength of democracy's andy said president, him loosened the noose around the throat of ukrain

w is tonya kramer in jerusalem is following the story for she gives us an outlook on bare box visit and summarizes the poor minister stance on reviving the middle east. peace process was quite interesting because in her statement again before leaving, she said she wants to talk or with her only to see if she's meeting about prospects or the future off a piece process. now we all know there has to be no peace frosted. as for many years and also of course, this current israeli government, or with israeli prime minister, natalia bennett, has said, you know, there will be no palestinian state under his watch. also the current government in israel. i will have some difficulties probably to come to a no common policy. it's a government out of writing center and left parties, but nevertheless, she wants to talk about it. she also made a point to say that's why she always goes to jordan and eats it because they are stakeholders in the peace process and of course, meeting with palestinian leaders. now there have been some high level meetings between israeli politicians and the palestinian leader

kramer, trust me, this is the best bathroom in midtown. -[whimpers] -he knows. the left. exquisite marble, high ceilings, and a flush like a jet engine. [whooshes] now, listen, um, you better not wait. i'll catch you later. -you sure? -he knows. wow. nice. why don't you try your engagement story? -won't work. -are you sure? he knows. [♪♪] elaine: look, kevin, i really like you... -oh. -[chuckles] ...but, um, maybe we'd be better off just being friends. friends? yeah. i mean... oh, god. this tuna tastes like an old sponge. friends. yeah. why not friends? i might like to try that. like you and jerry. [toilet flushes] kramer: whew! this damn thing is jammed again! you know what happens with these? the rollers, they get flat spots on 'em. -[beeping] -huh? hey, leland wants everyone in the conference room right now. come on, let's go. okay. yeah. okay. look, serena williams... matrix... serena... matrix... serena... matrix... ♪ get your tv together with the best of live and on demand. introducing directv stream. this valentine's day, show your love with 25 to 50% off

a ground floor hotel -- according to kramer and an aide to laments. participants recall that senator johnson also attended via video conference. it sounds like three senators were where to try to decentralize the federal election. do we know if they were aware of the level of planning that is being reported? and what we will say, is between november 3rd and january six in the white house, what was it like? was everyone scrambling for scream to keep the boss in power? >> fell? >> yes chris that is exactly why. those were the -- days. they were scrambling for a scheme to keep trump in power despite losing the election. and with regards to the election results taped by, they became more and more desperate. and you saw in that meeting before january 6th, that our colleagues at the washington post reported about, was a willingness by senators to hear out these conspiracy theories and these plots as carroll put it. the amateur hour crowd around president trump. i can tell, mike pillow, who is a fixture on fox news channel, was able to command the attention

hopes of some athletes, the latest to be ruled out of the games is austrian ski jump favourite marita kramerld, who was named bbc sports personality of the year in december, has been nominated for the world breakthrough of the year award. there are also nominations for skateboarder sky brown, divertom daley, bmx rider bethany shriever, paralympic cyclist dame sarah storey and another cyclist, mark cavendish. the winners will be announced in april. and that's all the sport for now. hello there. it's been mild for the time of year, for the last few days. thursday's also another mild day for most of us. quite a bit of cloud around once again, but i think we should see a little bit more sunshine into the afternoon. and it's going to be breezy, as well, i think a windier day today than what we had on a wednesday. a little bit of light rain and drizzle across western hills — but then, some sunshine into the afternoon. this weather front will arrive across northwest scotland and northern ireland later on. it'll be windy here, and it'll be turning colder, as well, you can see double—figure values fo

it turns out senators like cynthia lummis and ron johnson and kevin kramer got live briefings as late as two days before the january 6th attack. cramer had heard. so craziest, the nsa to overturn the election, he got that in writing after he went to that meeting with his wife at the trump hotel. these guys knew how crazy this stuff was. they just apparently never said anything about it publicly and waiting until it all gets publicly reported more than a year on in the waun today. in an interview with the "washington post" post, senator kevin cramer says he was very unimpressed with people who made their presentations at that meeting on january 4th. as to what they wanted, as to what they wanted at the time and why the meeting was held, he told the post in the interview for the paper, it was his perception what they wanted was to go out and grab election machines all over the country and he told them they wanted to get the machines. all of these greatest revelations about the plot to overthrow the elections, stuff about taking the election machine, taking the voting machine, it keeps c

we went out on the water for a scuba training session led by dive with a pump instrurpose in kramer wimberallyre do you determine where these ships could be? >> some archaeologist says, we think this ship lays somewhere in this area. we will go down into the area and create a site map of everything that exits. once we identify the potential artifacts, we go down and sketch what it looks like. >> what's it like for you personally? >> it's being able to tell the stories of those nameless africans who were on this ship and recognizing we need to turn this over to young people who are going to end up being the ones who can continue to work once we're done. >> reporter: that includes tara's 13-year-old nieces, wu and shi, now following in their aunt's footsteps. >> now we can glance down, and we want to see how much air we have. >> reporter: training for weeks to receive their own certification. >> me and shi are out here training and practicing for our dive. it's fun. it's always going to be fun. >> i like how she goes scuba diving, and she saw a lot of things. >> hopefully i don't see a shark. >>

also, failing to recover from coven 19 and time money to kramer tested positive for the virus over the weekend, and cannot travel to china. the austrian was g to compete at our 1st winter olympics. but the women's normal hill competition on saturday is one of the 1st metal events at the games. kramer has $16.00 world cup events, the season and meet the standing. we mall, the olympic torch relay kicks off with a low profile 70 on wednesday morning. the public not to watch it in person, because it's strict pandemic rules among the $135.00 torchbearer. as in the morning relay, were china's 1st world champion and winter sports, a speed skater, who's now 80 and form and be a start. your main games begin on friday and a fall stars, past and present, have been paying tribute to legendary quarterback tom brady. he's retired from the game among them and other famous quarterback paid manning who said it was an honor and privilege to compete against brady. the 7 time super bowl champion announced on social media on tuesday that he'd end his career off the $22.00 seasons. he won 6 of those titles

tested positive for the virus over the weekend and can't travel to china. kramer has 16 world comp events this season. and these, the standings. meanwhile, the olympic torch relay kicked off for the low profile ceremony on wednesday morning. the public ross not to watch it in person because the strict cons i make rules, the games will be beginning on friday. well that's so your sport from me here and how about for london? barbara kara, thank you. now, if you thing today seems strangely familiar. well, it could be because groundhog day is come around once again in the united states every year on february, 2nd, in the town of punxsutawney, ground dog, known as phil is said to predict when spring will be coming for the ceremony was of course used as a backdrop for the 1993 hollywood film starring bill murray. with this year, phil predicted 6 more weeks of winter. just as a huge wave of the u. s. is told to brace for a major winter storm bringing heavy snow and freezing rain from tuesday night. right. that's it for this news that we do stay with us. so i'm going to be back in just a few minut

marita kramer tested positive for the virus over the weekend and cannot travel to china. your strategy was g. it's compete her 1st winter olympics, but the women's normal hail competition on saturday is one of the 1st middle events at the games. kramer's $16.00 woke up events the season and leads the standings. meanwhile, the olympic torch read a kicked off with a low profile ceremony on wednesday morning. the public ross not to watch it in person because a strict pandemic rules among the a 135 torch bearer is in the morning relay. were china's festival champion in winter sports, a speed skater, who's now 80 and former, and be a start yao ming games again on friday, thought well, at least what for me for now, bobby, back later. sorry, great z a later. thank you very much indeed for that vibe. is it for this news? up to london? we'll be back in a couple of minutes with another full half hour of news. see you soon. ah ah. a february and i was just trying to host the winter olympics. but will diplomatically call the corona by the side of the event, rigorous debate them unfli

is one of the 1st metal events of the games. kramer has 16. well, ca prevents the season and leads the standing. meanwhile, the olympic torch relay kicked off with a low profile ceremony on wednesday morning. the public was not to watch it in person because a strict pandemic rules among the 135 talk barriers in the morning. really with china's 1st world champion in winter sports speed skater is now 80 and former and be a saw y'all, ming, the games begin on friday. the former told france when i got banal, is going to have an 2nd round of neurosurgery falling his serious training crash last month. the columbia team in the us ryder had a stationary laurie just outside bogus, her suffering injury through his spine legged chest. dr. decide as he now needs another procedure on his spine, but now revealed that he nearly lost his life in the accident and at one stage there was a 95 percent chance he would become paraplegic. yamba is leading team the phoenix suns of extent of their winning strength to 11 games. the latest victory came against the brook

that report by tanya kramer, we can take her to tel aviv and speak to an adapt david david o v h, a epidemiologist from the ben gorey and university of the negative a professor. welcome to dw news. i understand that you sit on the panel that advises the israeli government and you've been critical in the past of some of their approaches with cases still high in your country. is this the right decision? day green past actually was introduced in order to have a logical spaces. it was not introduced in order to enforce vaccinations. vaccinations are extremely important. they say the news went according to our estimates about $20000.00 deaths em. but currently with the army crumb and with the fact that the people vaccinated they say probably from hospitalizations and death, but much less so being infected. so we need to adopt a green pass. we don't want to abolish it all together. we want to keep it also for the future if needed in the country. probably this is best to have it as a voluntary measure or when you have high risk situations such as hospitals are really care homes. are the a high risk activ

told with kramer shop a oh yeah, i just found out i will in the same box with my time and was all must be one more for what i just feel awkward about a week. okay you, i will get back in full years. come home and it's definitely, well man, you already knew we already knew where you're gonna get it is okay. are you gonna get back there? i just randomly or got i like for diana moy the head. i for a fast text messages. people tell him they told me how bad it was. another homicide over the weekend took the life of one of chicago's best boxers 25 year old ed brown, a relative which god, early saturday morning with more fuel rug left. and it relative to the leg managers today. they were heading home after working on to the nearby gym when someone pulled up next door and opened bonnie we've been together. has i was 8 or 9. i would call them a friend. i got my big brother. his clothes. george. i used to tell him go of our house to give you a lot of trouble. we call my mom his mom on my dad, his dad. ah ah. well ma'am, talk about being well champions when inside was together says you small i ha

tomorrow, the labels guy to publish a book on through c o co, darker sources conflict stalker scribble kramer. yeah, it's to, to your yeah ah, walk out to follow my life with a daughter a smith. this was a desk a deal. good. lucille betty is put down on the left. the pole. that's gail. i said this is bill with you now because the boy to useful to. but if you did the critical noise, all you did is wendy's as steep a galaxy suit yes with . ready ready ready ready ready ready ready oh good i just got a book with . 7 la hi this is he gonna say i thought you slap up a sack evasive starbuck bought it, but didn't of all the boys to cheat? jerry too are some has been dashing at i school. i school a a boggle up on that is one of my ability with you is you lose come all kabbalah for that is on my walker with like there's not just a vehicle, there are a lot, it is more loaded. so there's going to be a that, that you eat, i'm at the again glad it. bad to most of die but death. nix, jo. nix, joe. so get rid of dim, uglier cut, controlling english dog bus boy, duma. for the fun his. yes, i that i had a sev

and the 2 state solution would remain closed. ard list unit are correspond to tanya kramer. she is in jerusalem as she is following this visit by the german foreign minister. good evening to you, tanya. sir, talk to me about this 1st visit to israel by foreign minister, barebones. why? society of us, her 1st visit as for a minister and do you have to understand she's not yet very well known here among the israeli public. and she's basically seen as a part of the younger generation of to him politicians. so there was a lot of interest to see how she's going to position herself, maybe whether she has any other approach to, to certain topics. and the german foreign minister used her, her 1st official visit here to basically i reassure is read it edith again. and i think there was also no doubt about that, that germany stands for, you know, side by side to israel, a fundamental commitment to israel as well. and to build on this specially relationship between the 2 countries as you to day as she has passed but boast, a foreign ministers i the is ready for minister ja pitt. you se

if we do get a response, we'll let you know what they had to say about that. resilient wilmington kramer, ukrainian units of desperate to stop. the russian army begun the mass use of ammunition filled with phosphorus in the suburbs of kiev. and near the gusto mil airfield. they have used 122 millimeter how it's their shelves in rockets for grad installations from soviet times. the use of these munitions is prohibited by the 3rd protocol of the 1980 united nations convention uncertain conventional weapons shall not. with russia, forced to stop flights to europe, the only way to get there now is a long way around. for instance, by train much maria, for now. she's on her way to the front lines of the fighting and guns takes us through travel. there looks at the moment we arrived to rocephin rushes southwest. usually it's a 2 hour relaxing flight from moscow, but instead, this time it took us more than 15 hours on a train. all major airports in the area bordering the conflict have been close since the beginning of the operation, as you can see, security side even here, while it's more than 2

and if you kramer to join nato, that would be a direct threat to russia confirming to see if we look at the book arrest summit shall part of the united states continued to say that ukraine and georgia can become members of nato. yeah, cuz i didn't cuz i felt like the big person for him and they understood fully. well . the questions we moved in this needs fully special packing, but we had to agree, i think i'm supposed to is boys will easily begin yet or willingly until i hear people in syria, they just used the situation for an anti russian campaign for you is neither here yet some european capitals. we do it at the nipple, is that your book? one, as we say, will not be happening to morrow while you are it her for okay. a case after not to morrow is up. and what about the day after to morrow? said what does that change, but the historical prospect using nothing, julia so that was more than that. so that was the positions of the united states. we used to know what you were great in the east of ukraine. it does not, it will rather exclude the possibility of ukraine, repeat joining if

against civilians at marley and recently is happening where they can people integrating wedding and ben kramer. crime but look into depending on who committed. so we don't think that that they could be work well in this situation. so this is about nationality or took a power playing they will we one security one does the q our borders we want to kill people. so decision coming from our not based on how to proceed populate, this is based on how can make it read of the violent crimes being committed in, not in part and independent money. decision is solely back on that one. partnership with the people that money i respected when i respected and some of the things that led to bring out the breakup between molly and the french authority. all right, let me bring the clock back into the discussion. is french evolving french policy towards west africa evolving? i mean, there was a time when a france didn't like a government, there would be a cou in front to be accused of orchestrating it. right now. we're just seeing them walk away, elizabeth, terribly well. so i think the difference between the 2 sc

need abuse correspond to tanya kramer reporting tonight from jerusalem. tanya, thank you this here to look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world that president emanuel micron of france calling for a renaissance for the french nuclear in district. he wants to build up to 14 new actors to power frances, transition away from fossil fuels. critics have raised concerns about the cost in the problem of radioactive waste. germany is preparing to close its last remaining nuclear plants. this year, libya could be facing and other political crisis. the parliament has appointed a new prime minister fatty by shaka, as reportedly elected in, in the unanimous decision by lawmakers but the incumbent abdul hamid debate. bah, is refusing. we understand to step down. france and belgium have banned protestors against coven 19 restrictions from blocking roads in their national capitals. convoys from all over france are heading to paris, inspired by truckers in canada, who paralyzed parts of ottawa. a similar blockage is planned for brussels. elise have been told to i

of some athletes — the latest to be ruled out of the games is austrian ski jump favourite marita kramerfirmed the signing of arsenal striker pierre emerick aubameyang. the gabon international was signed on a free transfer on monday, which arsenal confirmed on tuesday, and now barcelona have said the move has gone through. aubameyang hadn't played for the gunners since a disciplinary breach in december. tottenham and liverpool have come joint—top of the 2021 green league — a table measuring the sustainability of all 20 top—flight sides. the league is put together by the bbc and the un backed sport positive summit. spurs players now travel to matches on coaches powered by biofuel, reducing travel emissions by over 80%, while other clubs have introduced measures such as on—site allotments and recycled kits to improve their green credentials. liverpool ceo billy hogan says the club knows it's important to play its part. the environment is incredibly important to the club, and only becoming more so. i think probably, like all the organisations, we are all concerned about the impact that we h

kramer: she quit. well, you know, it would have been nice if somebody told me about it. i just think she could have said something, that's all. well, don't talk to me, george. talk to her. well, where is she? -i don't know. -[woman moaning] ma! cosmo! we were-we-we... cosmo? announced they're merging with frontier airlines. yes. quite literally they're going to put the planes together and as the passengers look into each others faces as we fly, you thought things couldn't get worse, but they did. ( laughter ) a lot of things are like, aaah, spirit and frontier. you're thinking of it in a wrong way. if you multiply a negative and negative you get a positive so technically it will be the greatest airlines of all time. >> coming to you from the only city in america, it's "the daily show." pence takes on trump. joe rogan apologizes again. and michael s. regan! this is "the daily show" with trevor noah! >> trevor: hey! what's going on, everybody? welcome to "the daily show." i'm trevor noah. joining me for today's headlines is my good friend michael kosta. how are you doing?