i on with wanted andry slaymen state back then ask alina gold over today. and the answers clear, i think that's it keeps following the same things as i am, because i don't want to leave my conscience. i don't want to leave in bull on the door money. i would, i would really love this country. so i really love people. but we have our own home, we have our own concert. i don't want to leave. so the stress right now ukrainian righteous. it's not a choice andree. i think he decided to say because here he knows what to do. he knows where to work. he knows he has grants. when we spoke with the filmmaker in early march, andries philemon was okay. he wasn't on bass, but in another city. his messages were brief. back then when she was filming, she accompanied him when he visited his uncle in an iraqi refugee camp. she wanted to show horse physical and psychological effects and how war and peace alternate. i just want to tell that it's like a circle and we're like a go in there on the circle every time in our history. oh, strong, the very, very beginning from back tim

when we spoke with the filmmaker in early march, andries layman was okay. he wasn't on bass, but in another city. his messages were brief. back then when she was filming, she accompanied him when he visited his uncle in an iraqi refugee camp. she wanted to show or physical and psychological effects and how war and peace alternate. i just want to tell that it's like historical. and we're like a go in around the circle every time in our history. strong though, everybody beginning from bench and science. we are starting this war and we couldn't stop at 3 means maybe let's say something inside our cell. why start rules? when we long for peace, where does the urge to fight come from? for a country or for those we love her film, ask these questions on that now. cause gall over sleepless nights, but she says no, not the time to go looking for answers. we decided to leave my friend. we decided this down to the very and, and i hope that we will resume. it's really my hope that we will go further forward and we will try to do q by our territory right now. so it's our

it's just, some people have it, some don't, uh, and uh andry's hair is about the same, uh, thick hair head. yes, in order to prevent me from overheating, or something, overheating. uh, the head of the brain, primarily due to the upright gait. i think you understand. this is who how. but as for indra. by the way, they are also almost two-legged. yes, well , anyway, vertical uh, oriented animal because they climb vertical trunks. they also have thicker hair where they are saved by exposure to sunlight from one side to the other. uh, some patterns associated with color vision. yes. here andry is differently colored bright red spots, some have this indicates that they have color vision. just like our people. and what is generally known about the origin of hair from scales? no. look, it means the origin of hair and feathers - these are completely two different things that our ancestors they were. uh, far, far, far away, they were a cross between amphibians and lizards and mammals. and they had bare skin cola skin. and so the hair. this is most likely. e, originated from the glands of some

well if they don't you know get it now that renewable andries and just the greenest and cheapest kinds of energy. but also the rest peaceful energy that we have. i wouldn't know what your wait for. i mean, open your eyes, it's out there. and it's those was a few import that. yeah, that's empower pooty in that finance those rules. and it's too hard to understand that democracy, it can't be truly free, that can be truly sovereign and have as long as the energy supply depend on autocrat next door. that has, you know, opiates tendencies to start was we have a stark energy crisis on the horizon. you call for massively building renewable energies. but now in germany, even green members of the government are thinking of pushing back the phase out of nuclear and coal. it doesn't seem like renewable energies are a viable solution, at least in the short term energy experts told us. and sorry. and i think in this bond is important to differentiate between respond to a war and transformative action that needs to be taken in our to get independent from fossil fuels, from cruces and others. and we'v

andry says the u.s.ped teach him and his fellow airmen how to beat the russians. >> translator: we had our tactics. we conducted the clear sky exercise with our american friends. we are now using some of the tactics we learned from the americans. >> reporter: the u.s. and its allies initially believed russia would own the skies over ukraine just days after their invasion. but the spokesman for ukraine's air force says they were ready. >> translator: we've been preparing for this scenario for eight years. it cannot be said that our military did not think this would happen. we've destroyed 100 aircraft and 123 helicopters already. >> reporter: a lot of russian aircraft have been taken down by shoulder-launched missiles supplied by western allies. but the ukrainians still separate longer range systems like the s-300. the air force spokesman says ukraine wants western missiles and u.s. jets. >> translator: i'm talking about nato integrated air defense systems and f-15 eagle, f-16 fighting falcon. they may be

the homelands of both andries salih, men's parents are caught up in wools. his father stays in contact with other family members now scattered around the world. his parents chose to stay in ukraine in 2014, despite the conflict. and so did he to stale to flee a dilemma in which every answer speaks of los a wanted and recently man stayed back then ask alina cordova today. and the answer is clear. i think that's a, he's following the same thing says am i am because i want to leave my i don't want to leave in on the money. i would, i would really love this country. i really love people, but we have our own home. we have our own countries. i don't want to leave. so the stress right now ukrainian refugees. it's not a choice andree. i think he decided to stay because here he knows what to do. he knows where to work. he knows he has grabs. when we spoke with the filmmaker in early march, under lisa layman was okay, he wasn't on bass, but in another city. his messages were brief. back then when she was filming, she accompanied him when he visited his uncle in an ira

when we spoke with the filmmaker in early march, andries layman was okay. he wasn't on bass but in another city. his messages were brief. back then when she was filming, she accompanied him when he visited his uncle in an iraqi refugee camp. she wanted to show wars physical and psychological effects and how war and peace alternate. i just want to tell that the, it's like a circle and we're like, or go in there on the circle every time in our history. ah, strong, the very, very beginning from bench dime. so we are starting this war and we couldn't starboard. 100 c means maybe that said something inside ourselves. why start wolves? when we long for peace? where does the urge to fight come from? for a country or for those we love. her film asks these questions once that now calls go over sleepless nights. but she says, now's not the time to go looking for answers. rigorous, i agree with my friends. we decided to sell it to larry and, and they hold that to we will a very soon. it's really, my hope is we will, ah, go further forward. and we will try to del q by

they are fighting for their homes and families for and andries journey is made more personal because his wife and daughter live in kid. yeah. might have good either. and that yeah, it's my daughter. i'm coming to you to save your life season. ordinary ukrainians in extraordinary circumstances are all driving east. hoping to find their way home. zane basra, the older 0, lou blin, poland chelsea's, russian owner, romano. brockovich, has put the premier league club up for sale. he says, proceeds from any deal will be donated to the victims in ukraine. i was serious, a hail malik reports despite booking a spot in the essay cub court to final, there was a some book on the faces of chelsea's play on wednesday night. that's because behind the scene, the blues are facing the most uncertain period in recent history. before they match. chelsea oh no rush and billionaire roman abram, of which announced he plans to sell the club. the 55 year old ownership has become complicated by russia. the invasion of ukraine, some of called for him to face sanctions. abram of which has already given stewards

and andries journey is made more personal because his wife and daughter live in kid. yeah. my good either. and that yeah, it's my daughter. i'm coming to you to save your life season. ordinary ukrainians. extraordinary circumstances are all driving east hoping to find their way home in basra, the ulta 0 lagoon, poland british mpg or calling for the owner of chelsea, football, cobb roman, abram, of ich, to be included on the list of those facing sanctions. he's just put the club up for sale leave. barker has worn out from outside chelsea's, home stadium, stanford bridge in southwest london. ask any brit to name a russian oligarch than the chances are that roman abramivitch his name will be mentioned. because after 19 years as the owner of chelsea football club, he's obviously gained an awful lot of international attention. and in the past few days following the invasion of ukraine, a tremendous amount of scrutiny about his business dealings. and his alleged links to vladimir putin. he says that he doesn't have any ties to the kremlin, but that's not what opposition activates

and andries journey is made more personal because his wife and daughter live in kid margarita and that yeah, it's my daughter. i'm coming to you to save your life season. ordinary ukrainians and extraordinary circumstances are all driving east. hoping to find their way home. zane basra, the oldest era, lubin, poland. the international criminal court chief prosecutor says an investigation and to possible war crimes in ukraine will start immediately. investigation is backed by nearly 40 countries, including e u. member states plus the u. k. australia, and canada. i see see, prosecutor korean khan says there is reasonable basis to believe war crimes have been committed. and the un general assembly is approved a resolution that deployed russia's ukraine invasion while demanding an immediate holds to the attack. it was the 1st emergency session since 1997 from the united nations, kristen salumi house ukraine came to the general assembly, arguing that russian aggression is a violation of the un charter as well as a deadly existential threat. they have come to the ukrainian soil, not only to

and andries journey is made more personal because his wife and daughter live im q. dear margarita and that here is my daughter. i'm coming to you to save your life season ordinary ukrainians fed extraordinary circumstances are all driving east hoping to find their way home. zane basra, the alta 0 lublin, poland well as the situation worse ends in ukraine, the white house has announced a new sanctions. allan fisher joins us live now from outside. the white house or alan ed. what we know about these new sanctions that i think i've just been announced. just an ice in the last 20 minutes. the target 19 oligarchs and 47 family members. let me give you a couple of names nichol. i talk her have not someone you had recognized, but one of the most wealthy business men in russia. there's also alice scared irksman of that might ring a faint bell. he was the oligarch whose york, whose super yacht was seized by the german authorities on wednesday. and then there's the meter pascoe of and you're probably thinking we're 2nd. i do know that name. that is because he is the kremlin spokesman, very clos

the need to push for renewable energy know well if they don't you know get it now that renewable andries, and just the greenest and cheapest kinds of entities. but also the rest peaceful energy that we have. i wouldn't know what your wait for. i mean, open your eyes, it's out there and it's a, it's those was a few import that. yeah, that's empower pooty and next finance those rules. and it's too hard to understand that democracy, it can be truly free, that can be truly sovereign and have as long as the energy supply depend on autocrat next door. that has, you know, obvious tendencies to start was we have a stark energy crisis on the horizon. you call for massively building renewable energy. but now in germany, even green members of the government are thinking of pushing back the phase out of nuclear and coal. it doesn't seem like renewable energy is our a viable solution, at least in the short term energy experts told us. and sorry. and i think this fund of important to differentiate between respond to a war and transformative action that needs to be taken in or to get independent from f

well if they don't, you know, get it now that renewable andries and just the greenest and cheapest kinds of entities. but also the rest peaceful energy that we have. i wouldn't know what your wait for. i mean open your eyes, it's out there. and those of you in court that yeah that the power who in that finance those rules and it's too hard to understand that democracy it can't be truly free. that can be truly hebron and have as long as the energy supply depend on autocrat next door, that has, you know, obvious tendencies to star wars. we have a stark energy crisis on the horizon. you call for massively building renewable energies. but now in germany, even green members of the government are thinking of pushing back the phase out of nuclear and coal. it doesn't seem like renewable energy is our a viable solution, at least in the short term energy experts tell different stories. and i think, you know, this bond is important to differentiate between respond to a war and transformative action that needs to be taken in or to get independent from fossil fuels, from who's seen and others. and w

and andries journey is made more personal because his wife and daughter live in kid. yeah. mother good either. and that yeah, it's my daughter. i'm coming to you to save your life season. ordinary ukrainians. and extraordinary circumstances are all driving east, hoping to find their way home. zane basra, of the oldest era, lubin, poland. the international criminal court in the hague has become an investigation into whether russia is committed. war crimes in ukraine. latasha good aim reports, ukrainians huddled inside a kindergarten last week, thinking they'd be safe. instead, a child and 2 civilians were killed. this is drone footage of the kindergarten showing a man lying on the ground, blood pooling around him, and damage to the school in multiple locations. this weapon from car keith lying, a top ashy snow. this week, the international criminal court, or i, c. c announced it would investigate if war crimes have been committed in ukraine. this is a reminder to all affections to all parties to the conflict, but they must conduct themselves in compliance with the laws of wa

and andries journey is made more personal because his wife and daughter live in kid. yeah. my good either. and that yeah, it's my daughter. i'm coming to you to save your life season, ordinary ukrainians. an extraordinary circumstances are all driving east, hoping to find their way home. zane basra, the oldest era, lubin, poland. our coverage continues in a moment, bracing for a russian assault. we look at daily life or thousands of people taking shelter in the pro, in east, in ukraine. in the russian business, when roman abraham, which confirms he is selling the london football club, chelsea after demands for him to the centre ah hello the weather, sloshy dry and quiet for central parts. if you have a nice big area of high pressure here. so good deal of sunshine light winds, pleasant spring, sunshine coming through, but to either side of that we have got some disturb whether area of low pressure bring you some wet weather into western parts of europe. another one ganging up behind. that'll tell it increasingly wet here all the way from the british isles, yard and vall and

do you agree then, with what's been reported and attributed to the ukrainian ambassador to poland, andry just chips here who was quoted as saying russia is preparing to attack poland . do you think vladimir putin is preparing to attack poland, russia certainly threatening width various attacks to deter west to the european union, nato, from decisive response. and this was the main go of russian narrative that if made a dos, something dos one thing or does not meet some russian demand food and will consider this inactive war. you think it's serious though? do you take that as a serious possibility of, of russia or tact? i think there is serious possibility and on there's not, there's much more than surface readers, absolute certainty that's pushing would like to do it. and at the same time, we are also quite certain that he will not do it now because he's too much occupied with what's happening in ukraine. he's losing this war. he cannot saw overcome, brave ukrainian defense. but he's still much bigger and has much more resources. so he still can overcome that. the main task for us now is

and andries journey is made more personal because his wife and daughter live in kid, margarita. and that is my daughter. i'm coming to you to save your life season, ordinary ukrainians. an extraordinary circumstances are all driving east, hoping to find their way home. zane basra, of the algebra lubricant, poland since russia attack on ukraine, countries and corporations as well as for federations imposed sanctions on russia. this time and international cat, fancier society slap restrictions against count spread and russia, and those belonging to people living in the country. they won't be able to import or register their cats in the federation international feline and can be to any of the organizations. events are for 1000000 people in this sidney area have been told to leave or be ready to escape flooding. not a trench of rains hit a long stretch of australia's east coast. the bureau of meteorology is warning of life threatening flash flooding. on the other side of australia, heads, largest state has opened its borders to the rest of the country for the 1st time in nearly 2 ye

they are fighting for their homes and families for and andries journey is made more personal because his wife and daughter live in kid margarita and that yeah, it's my daughter. i'm coming to you to save your life season, ordinary ukrainians. an extraordinary circumstances are all driving east, hoping to find their way home. zane basra, of the oldest era. lubin, poland in east in ukraine, pro russian separatists have been in control of parts of the done yet screeched since 2014 and a living. there are ethnically russian and have relative threat ukraine. a stephanie decker reports the conflict. it's threatening to do to divide families and friends. on warmer days, families used to sit outside, enjoying the rays of sun on their balconies. now it's gray and i see cold and the war has come in sight. conflict became a reality here in the dawn nets region of eastern ukraine in 2014. when pro russian separatist took over these towns. but now with rushes full on assault, when ukraine situation has become much worse for what the gal that they were the mold, only we need to stop all that blabb

know well if they don't you know, get it now that renewable andries and just the greenest and she's the kinds of energies but also the peaceful energy that we have. i wouldn't know what your wait for. i mean, open your eyes, it's out there and it's a, it's those was a few import that. yeah, that the power who in that finance those rules and it's too hard to understand that democracy is, can be truly free. that can be truly sovereign and have as long as the energy supply depend on autocrat next door. that has, you know, obvious tendencies to start was we have a stark energy crisis on the horizon. you call for a massively building renewable energies. but now in germany, even green members of the government are thinking of pushing back the phase out of nuclear and coal. it doesn't seem like renewable energies are a viable solution, at least in the short term energy experts tell different story. and i think in this bond is important to differentiate between responses to a war and transformative action that needs to be taken in or to get independent from fossil fuels, from cruising and other

i would tell him he can go [ bleep ] himself. 14-year-old andry's school is closed.me, first day, i was. but now i understand we need help and support our soldiers and people. and the then we will live in peace. >> reporter: before leaving, we meet pavlo and his son, just two months old, wrapped in the ukrainian flag. he told me, i just want to say, my son archer will learn to say "glory to ukraine" faster than he learns to say mom or dad. those will be his first words? >> yes. >> glory to ukraine. those will be the child's first words. much more to come live from ukraine, new explosions seen tonight in kyiv, amid fears another major city has fallen in the south. are the russians regrouping? we'll take a look at that coming right back. move to sofi and feel what it's like to getet your money right. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ move to a sofi personal loan. get up to one thousand dollars in rewards points. and get your money right. ♪ ♪ your doctor gives you a prescription. “let's get you on some antibiotics right away.” we could bring it right to your door with 1 to 2 day delivery from yo

and andries journey is made more personal because his wife and daughter live him q. dear margarita and that here is my daughter. i am coming to you to save your life season ordinary ukrainians fed extraordinary circumstances are all driving east hoping to find their way home. zane basra, the al jazeera lublin, poland for meanwhile al jazeera is how to tell him he is on the outskirts of denise brewing. central ukraine were internally displaced. people fleeing the conflict are being housed in public buildings. i am actually in a school which has been set up now to how to choose to host all these people fleeing not only car cave, but also from the south from are you polar even from the dumbass region? now there are a lot of people here. they all disappeared once the camera showed up with all our gear children, they just actually locked the door. did a lot of children in there. they come from all these areas i told you about. now i spoke to many people, asked them what happened to them, and those who are fleeing clarkie, for example, to me, how they spend days and days in the shelter with

thanks for inviting me to join this conversation and especially to victoria and andri given everything that's going on in the world. we're very thankful that you've been generous with your time with us today. let's just start. first andrea and maybe victoria if you if you want to or not, but i just want to know where you are right now. and do you feel safe? i'm in western, ukraine. i manage actually to send my daughter out of the country. she lives in london. she is back now in london, but it was a long three days journey to to her cross the border. and then we returned more inland and we are in western ukrainian region. okay. how about you victoria? hi, i think i'm safe and safe as it is possible in ukraine. now, i'm in love with this is my native ct and they try to bomb it, but we only hear sirens and so far our forces are able to protect us. basically when the full scale invasion started i've been on vacation. i've been in egypt where i could see americans germans sweets like everyone but the difference is that when i tried to ward the plane back home, and it was exactly on february

andri really wish that the overall costs would go down per gallon, though, right? that's what makes a difference everyone how to how fast you think $400 will go. live just in texas. and you know, it's a dollar. $2 cheaper 2 and a half dollars cheaper. so i wish we had those prices sell the $400 is going to really >> yeah, it sure will us. a republican assemblyman james gallagher says that he is also in favor of this, hoping it will be fast tracked to the governor's office. clearly, this needs to be done now as people continue to pump up and have to face these prices as they commute. this will be announced by democratic lawmakers this morning at 9 o'clock. for now, we'll be talking with drivers who are pumping up heading to work, telling them, hey, you could get $400 soon, for my car. that's for philips. that was thinking of a yeah. yeah. >> thanks, sarah. don't go far right now. also today, what we're following, teachers on strike in rohnert park and this is entering its second week. now back the teachers union looking for a new contract that they've been negotiati

and andries journey is made more personal because his wife and daughter live in kid might have good either. and that yeah, it's my daughter. i'm coming to you to save your life season, ordinary ukrainians. an extraordinary circumstances are all driving east, hoping to find their way home. zane basra, the older 0, lou blin, poland still to come all that he saw in sport, an athlete revolt forces paralympic organizes into changing their minds over russia . andy, here with that next. ah . with full ah, the transport his id, thank you so much as you know russian and bella rush. norfleet says now being banned from the wind set paralympics events organize the said protests, plant fleets from other countries at forestman. so you turn the international parliament committee announced the band less than 24 hours after saying it would allow russian embellish northeast to compete as neutral. i p. c, president andrew parson. so the reactions about decision, right? the situation in the athletes village untenable. the experience here, she'll be a positive one and that was not after you and also seeing ess

and andries journey is made more personal because his wife and daughter live in kid. dear mother good either. and that yeah, it's my daughter. i'm coming to you to save your life season, ordinary ukrainians. an extraordinary circumstances are all driving east, hoping to find their way home was bring in vain. bas ravi live now who is now at the medical border in poland vein. what's happening there? well, in the last 24 hours, there has been an important milestone crossed here in this crisis. certainly not one to celebrate, but one that will likely cause a sense of concern and alarm in the region. an estimated 1000000 refugees have crossed from ukraine into europe, and more than half of them absorbed here into poland. now, just to give you a sense of how big that number is during the 2015 syrian refugee crisis, it took 3 months for a 1000000 people to come into this region and into europe. so that gives you a sense of how quickly things are changing. on the ground here in the conflict next door, enabling ukraine. now, here in medico, we're about a short drive to the town of the city of

they are fighting for their homes and families for and andries journey is made more personal because his wife and daughter live him kid. dear mother good either. and that he is my daughter. i'm coming to you to save your life. he's in ordinary ukrainians, and extraordinary circumstances are all driving east hoping to find their way home. zane basra, the older 0 lou blin, poland, was speaking earlier on thursday, ukrainian president of a lot of as an in sky told russian soldiers to go home. i get my daughter receive oh, great missiles and bombs hitting our cities shows they couldn't achieve anything significant in our land. all that defensive lines a safe but the enemy doesn't have success with any of his strategic directions. they're disappointed and lost. we get normal course and they will, we will rebuild every house, every street and every city, and we say to russia, learn the words of reparation and contribution. you will pay back the full price for everything that you did. that brought the whole grains ogrinas. ukraine has started welcoming foreign volunteers who are coming to o

stories about atrocities, violence andry pregnancy began to recede from the headlines. today, northern ireland's story is one of prosperity, freedom, and peace. issues remain. however, in the united states and the u.s. congress must continue to engage strongly in the pursuit of peace for northern ireland. the good friday agreement signed in 1998 is the best framework to achieve this noble end. while post-brexit arrangements have posed challenges to this historic agreement, both sides have worked in good faith to resolve them. this resolution also encourages both the european union and great britain to continue acting in good faith negotiations to have the post-brexit protocols. i support a workable trade not only if he north-south irish land border but also the border between ireland and great britain. i urge my colleagues to support the lasting peace in northern ireland by joining me in supporting this resolution. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. mr. keating: thank you, ma

the other i guess was at a command andri control problem tt is not your assessment?r assessment was violating it from the jump? >> i cannot say whether it was local malfeasance or more general malfeasance on the part of the russian military. neither it would be on comprehension. but it was agreed just and yet another violation of human rights in ukraine. >> absolute atrocity a war crime. belarus, did the free world doing enough to punish belarus? >> we have now imposed sanctions on belarus that match what we have done and it russia was pars of the package we imposed last week. and we are continuing to look at other ways to squeeze the economy that fuels we are continuing to their leaders and butlers. i would note that it's pretty clear russian it have liked to seen more belarus military in this conflict. there's been a lack of enthusiasm for that and even desertion. >> when you state lack of enthusiasm at all levels? from soldier worries all the way up? >> certainly the soldier level. >> fair enough. we are seeing resistance from countries have traditionally had a cl

of cici $5 trillion for the private programs including 40 billion in equity access in the programs andri spending mony closing the availability gap and as you've are a net in a couple of times, different states will approach things differently and he talked a little bit about the money provided for the states but i think that we can reasonably assume a with this funding will, a flood of applications y for the infrastructure to provide thest connections. and the applications will bring local offices test with these applications and anticipating this issue that introduced a bill for communities active support the local governments as a process the applications for the broadband to plaintiff by providing france and hiring and training the staff and nursing and updating software and updating their processes also brings the stakeholders together under ntia andnd it local counsl to promote collaboration and problem solving braided and without the money, i would love to hear your thoughts on the crucial roll that the governments will play in the effective in ministration of these funds and litt

unfortunately, it does not address thein supply chain cris andri disruptions. those disruptions create scarcity in the marketplace. and scarcity is what allows for price gouging and itss opportunities for increases in price. >> okay. mr. harman? >> i don't know the situation, but i would say it's not a supply chain legislation. >> dr. mabud.ly >> yeah, part of what we're seeing here is really a need to address supply chain issues, wh which allow corporations to o engage in profiteering and price gouging. this piece of legislation is one important piece of the puzzle in making sure that mother is able to provide formula for her child. >> so, okay. and ms. frasch. >> great. you know, we saw some supply chain issues in our local stores and part of the reason why the local stores were charging moree money was because it was harder to get the items. so if the supply chain issue be corrected, then you may have the price increases which su potentially could cause price gouging starting from the very beginning. >> i appreciate that.up i appreciate you highlighting that