u. s. federal court has convicted a former member of the so called islamic state, or his role in a hostage taking plot l. sheffield shake of former british national was charged with abduction, torture, and the beheading of several as hostages in syria, including journalists and aid workers. he's the highest profile, as fighter to stand trial in the us, british prime minister boris johnson says tens of thousands of asylum seekers could be sent to rwanda. to be re settled, johnson says the agreement would tackle illegal immigration and that migrants would be humanely removed. removed to rwanda, the opposition labor party calls it unworkable and unethical south africa continues to battle. the consequences of one of the biggest natural disasters in the country's history. devastating floods triggered by 2 days of intense rainfall earlier this week. have killed more than 340 people in the region surrounding the port city of dublin. our correspondent adrian. trish has more awe from up. les look like toys, but they are heavy shipping containers moved away by floss, sachi, hurry, suncoast companies

u. s. federal court has found a former member of the so called islamic state guilty of all charges l. l shake was a former british national was charge of the abduction, torture and beheading of several. i as hostages in syria, including journalists and aid workers, is the highest profile as fighter to stand trial in the u. s. is ready, security forces kill 3 palestinians in the occupied west bank on thursday. israel has launch a crack down on militants following a wave of deadly attacks on its citizens. 14 israelis have been killed in the past 3 weeks. videos sent to show hundreds of cove in 1900 patients sleeping in cramped facilities in shanghai have been circulating on chinese social media. a strict 0 covey policy is being enforced in the city, including a mandatory medical quarantine for people who test positive. raging has denied forcing people to quarantine in substandard conditions. flooding in the south, african city of dublin is killed at least 341 people. according to the latest reports, floodwaters have washed away roads and bridges, but authorities continue to search for s

u. s. federal court as convicted as a former member of the so called islamic state for his role in a hostage taking plot. chef l shake a former british national was charged with abduction, torture, and the beheading of several as hostages in syria, including journalists and aid workers, is the highest profile as fighter to stand trial in the u. s. south africa continues to battle the consequences of one of the biggest natural disasters in the country's history. devastating floods triggered by 2 days of intense rainfall earlier this week have killed more than 340 people in the region surrounding the port city of durban. our correspondent adrian creech has more awe from up les look like toys, but they are heavy shipping containers moved away by floss. sachi harry suncoast company store, 1500 containers at this depot. they are now trying to recover them. what data to this? so the atrocity is the looting. did they did earth offices to sell computers. they basically cut all the cables from, does rufus fringes of microwaves area spares whatever was there, whatever the console with the rear visibil

u. s. federal court has convicted a former member of the so called islamic state for his role in hostage taking part l. sheffield. shake a former british national was charged with abduction, torture, and the beheading of several. i as hostages in syria, including journalists and aid workers, he's the highest profile. i asked pfizer to stand trial in the united states on a visit to me, share german foreign minister and a book called on countries around the world to prevent famine in parts of africa. rising food prices and climate change or worsening the hunger. many people are already facing. that book said industrialized nations had a responsibility to bring a quote, hurricane of crises under control. the 3 chinese astronauts aboard the shang, to 13 space ships are preparing to return to earth after 6 months. that's longer than any previous chinese mission. the sion do is now set to detach from china space station and land its crew of 2 men and one woman out of sight in china's inner mongolia. autonomous region. here in germany, police have arrested several members of a far right group on suspi

u. s. federal court has convicted a former member of the so called islamic state for his role in a hostage taking plot l. sheffield say, a former british national was charged with abduction, torture, and the beheading of several. i as hostages in syria, including journalists and 8 workers, is the highest profile i a fighter to stand trial in the us. here in germany, police have arrested several members of a far right group on suspicion of plotting violent attacks. prosecutor say the group was planning to kidnap the government's health minister cow. lauterbach, who has advocated for tougher corona's control measures. suspects are led to have discuss blowing up power stations to insight civil unrest. laplant to bring down democracy was said to have been hatched on telegram prosecutor c. far right extremist wanted to trigger power outages and civil warlike conditions. it didn't stop. there isn't of boxes to plot the plan behind. this was to kid, not the federal minister of health, profess allow to back to kill his personal security and accept this as collateral damage on us to show the health

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u. s. federal court. prosecutors allege ng while working for goldman sachs received more than $30000000.00 in kickbacks in a larger scheme to steal billions of dollars for malaysia sovereign wealth fund known as one m d b. today's verdict is a victory for not only the rule of law, but also for the people of malaysia, for whom the fun was supposed to help. by raising money for projects develop their country's economy. goldman sachs under wrote $6400000000.00 worth of bonds for the fund. the bank made 600000000 in fees out of it. ang was accused of helping divert more than $4000000000.00 from the fund to malaysian government officials and others through bribes for future business. but ng was just one player in a complicated web of corruption. his former boss, tim listener, is the most senior goldman sachs banker to plead guilty receiving tens of millions of dollars in illicit proceeds. goldman sachs malaysian unit pled guilty and paid nearly $3000000000.00 in fines. former malaysian prime minister naji bra, zach convicted in 2020 of money laundering, and corruption was sentenced to 12 years

u. s. federal court. prosecutors allege ng while working for goldman sachs received more than $30000000.00 in kickbacks in a larger scheme to steal billions of dollars for malicious sovereign wealth fund known as one m d b. today's verdict is a victory for not only the rule of law, but also for the people of malaysia, for whom the fun was supposed to help. by raising money for projects to develop their country's economy. goldman sachs under wrote $6400000000.00 worth of bonds for the fund. the bank made 600000000 in fees out of it. ang was accused of helping divert more than $4000000000.00 from the fund to malaysian government officials and others through bribes for future business. but ng was just one player in a complicated web of corruption. his former boss, tim listener, is the most senior goldman sachs banker to plead guilty receiving tens of millions of dollars in illicit proceeds. goldman sachs malaysian unit pled guilty and paid nearly $3000000000.00 in fines. former malaysian prime minister naji bra, zach convicted in 2020 of money laundering and corruption was sentenced to 12 yea

u s. labor officials are petitioning a federal court to force starbucks to bring back three employees whoey say were fired from being involved in pro union activity. the filing is the latest in what will likely be a long and expensive legal battle between the union campaign and that coffee company since august , more than 200 starbucks locations have filed paperwork to unionize under workers united , an affiliate of the service employees international union, so far, 24 stores have voted in favor of unionizing. two locations. oh, voted against it. while this week's rain and snow across northern california certainly a welcome sight ktvu tom baker takes a look at how the recent rains affected our reservoir levels. looking at the national weather service is 8 to 14 day. outlook california is in for near normal rainfall through may 6th but the 30 day long range weather forecast. a scientifically based guests suggests that the chances for all of california are less likely for normal precipitation . that means from the bay area to the oregon border. an average of no more than 1.5 inches from may

u. s. supreme court. the 51 year old federal appellate judge was nominated by president joe biden, who hailed her appointment as a historic day for america. but most republicans did not vote to confirm her. the age of $53.00, the names are $47.00, and this nomination has confirmed half to 2 133 year wait. a black woman will soon sit on the u. s. supreme court. catan g brown, jackson watched herself enter the history books from the white house, alongside president joe biden, who hailed a confirmation as a historic moment for the us. just 3 republican senators voted with the democrats to confirm brown. jackson was only the 3rd black person and 6 women to serve on the u. s. as high as court. the vote concluded bitterly part is an approval process. they were that so brown, jackson grilled by republican senators on hot button issues like race relations and abortion as well as her reco. as a judge, senate democrats were overjoyed by the result. it is just an amazing day. if i had to think of an adjective to describe all of us, it would be elated, elated because of this wonderful person going on the court. this has

u. s. supreme court. the 51 year old federal appellate judge was nominated by president joe biden, who hailed her appointment as a historic day for america. but most republicans did not vote to confirm her the age of 53. the naser $47.00, and this nomination is confirmed half to 2 133 year wait. a black woman will soon sit on the u. s. supreme court. catan j brown. jackson watched herself enter the history books from the white house alongside president joe biden, who hailed a confirmation as a historic moment for the us. just 3 republican senators, vote with the democrats to confirm brown. jackson is only the 3rd black person, sick woman to serve on the u. s. as high as court. the vote concluded bitterly part is an approval process. they were that so brown, jackson grilled by republican senators on hot button issues like race relations and abortion. as well as her raincoat as a judge. senate democrats were overjoyed by the result. it is just an amazing day. if i had to think of an adjective to describe all of us, it would be elated, elated because of this wonderful person going on the court. this has been a

u s. labor officials are petitioning a federal court to force starbucks to bring back three employees whosay were fired for being involved in pro union activities. the filing is the latest in what will likely be a long and expensive legal battle between the union campaign and the coffee company. since august , more than 200 starbucks locations have filed paperwork to unionize under workers united and affiliate of the service employees international union so far, 24 stores have voted in favor of unionizing, two locations. i voted against it. the 13 year old boy will soon earn his bachelor's degree from college. he started taking college classes when he was nine, and soon he'll be in graduate school taxes lead benno reports from the university of minnesota. sometimes there's sort of a wow period for maybe a week or two. but then everyone just sort of gets used to seeing me in class, and it just becomes a sort of normal occurrence as 1/4 year physics major with a math minor 13 year old elliott tanner remains one of the youngest students at the university of minnesota. what do you want to be

now, black women are some of the most under represented across federal courts and judiciary in the u. s. less than 2 percent of women who have ever served as federal judges have been black women. but that number has grown over time, especially during democratic administrations. president joe biden has so far appointed more black women and judges than most other presidents. most of the black women who have served as judges to date have done so at the district level. let's talk to that behind. she's a trial attorney in a former baltimore city prosecutor joining us from there. welcome to al jazeera. we'll talk about the confirmation in a moment, but 1st, let's look at some of the statistics. i mean, the most obvious question is, why are black women the most under represented across federal courts of judiciary in the us? well, it's just like black women are mostly under represented in all facets of the u. s. i mean, in terms of jobs and everything else and that is because the u. s. has a history and it's very d and a history of racism and sexism. and so when you combine those very 2 things

u. s. government will no longer enforce the wearing of masks on public transport as follows. of ruling from a federal court in florida that see and that the directive was unlawful, overturning a key white house efforts to reduce the spread of cove at 19, the move prompted several major airlines to drop their mask mandates. the world's biggest carnival is back hundreds of thousands of revelers will take to the streets of rio de janeiro in the coming days as ills famous summer schools have been rehearsing and carnival go as a celebrating their freedom to party again as the city lifts to covey restrictions, ah, ecstatic crowds throng the streets of rio de janeiro as carnival kicks off over the easter weekend. it's unusually like this year, but the festival was delayed because of the covered 19th pandemic. a major outbreak of the on the kron variant hit brazil in february. got it now as the right moment. we're all vaccinated and we can finally let our hair down as a sub watch gamma walk go. elsewhere, people are still preparing their costumes. this is the high point of the year for rio's samba schools. many of

u. s. government will no longer enforce the wearing of masks on public transport. it follows a ruling from a federal court in florida that the directive is unlawful at over turns a key white house effort to reduce the spread of cov 19 move prompted several major airlines to drop their mask mandates. that are to china, where officials have reported another 7 deaths linked to covey. 19 in shanghai, i made a wave of infection driven by the army kron variant. this comes a day after officials announced the 1st 3 fatalities since the city went into lockdown 3 weeks ago. most of the more than 25000000 inhabitants have been ordered to stay in their homes, turn a strict response. a result of its 0 coverage policy is being met with increasing resentment. will 10 deaths in the population of 25000000 doesn't sound like a major outbreak? i asked of correspondent to 5 encroachment a reliable those official figures are i mean in general they are reliable. i'm, however, i wouldn't take them at face or well because of one problem, the transparency. so we don't know exactly where the criteria of a win or what defines a cor

u. s. appeals court has reinstated the president's executive order mandating coven 19 vaccinations for federal employees. the 2 to one vote lifted an injunction issued by texas caught in january. nearly a 1000000 people have died from coven related deaths in the united states. more than 80000000 have been infected. latest data from johns hopkins university shows us as administered more than half a 1000000000 vaccine doses so far. but compared to other developed nations, it has more people. we've only had a single job and a larger share. we've had no vaccine at all. let's bring out to julie fisher, who's an associate research professor and microbiology and immunology at georgetown university joint us of i start from alexandra in virginia. julie, welcome to the program. and i'd like to look at the overall pandemic response. but let's start with the staffing shortage. it seems it at the pandemic. the highlighted a crisis that was already there. indeed, and i think that's what we're seeing now with the increasing fatigue that most of us have felt for some time about code 900 protections. we're see

u. s. appeals court has reinstated a presidential executive order mandating code 19 vaccinations for federal employees . the 2 to one vote lifted an injunction issued by a texas court in january. nearly a 1000000 people have died from co bid related deaths in the united states, and more than 80000000 have been infected date. different johns hopkins university shows the u. s. is administered more than half a 1000000000 vaccine doses so far. but compared to other developed nations, it has more people only with only a single job, a larger share who have not been vaccinated. it's enough from julie fisher, who's an associate research professor of microbiology and immunology at georgetown university in washington. and she says there needs to be re investment in health services before the next big emergency. i think we are going to see in the next few months exactly what kind of wear and tear this again, operating at a constant search pace has had on health care systems. but certainly, in addition to the stress on individual health, co workers, health care systems have not had time to reflect on th

court? when you're talking about the federal level ? you're talking about it, maybe going all the way to the u. s supreme court and what the makeup of that court is now and how that will affect what is past and where we go from here. time will tell you one thing is certain. of course, these regulations i expect will be challenged by the gun industry. we heard some folks when we got industry, calling these uh, this this particular move extreme. if you can believe it, or not the mirror requirement that you have a serial number on a product and a licensed dealer and a background check was considered extreme. the reality is this is a common sense law. i think 99% of gun owners expect that they are going to be responsible and held accountable and they most of them want accountability as well. it's really the industry that wants to avoid responsibility, and fortunately , the president really stepped up today to hold everyone account. well now to have developing story in the south bay while investigators work to determine the cause of saturday's fire at a home depot in san jose, firefighters are still p

court? when you're talking about the federal level? you're talking about it, maybe going all the way to the u. s supreme court and what the makeup of that court is now and how that will affect what is past and where we go from here. time will tell. uh one thing is certain. of course, these regulations i expect will be challenged by the gun industry. we heard some folks when we got industry calling these uh, this this particular move extreme. if you can believe it, or not the mirror requirement that you have a serial number on a product and a licensed dealer and a background check was considered extreme. the reality is this is a common sense law. i think 99% of gun owners expect that they are going to be responsible and held accountable and they most of them want accountability as well. it's really the industry that wants to avoid responsibility, and fortunately not really stepped up today. to hold everyone account. well b je first of its kind liability insurance requirement for gun owners that's in the courts right now, but the mayor hopes for implementation in august coming up at six more of my

the 2011, he won a $9500000000.00 judgment against chevron and court in ecuador over pollution in the amazon rain voice for the u. s. federal judge later ruled against the judgement because argue has withdrawn from the organization of american states. the government of peasant, daniel ortega also close the organizations offices in the capital. the block had condemned to take his re election after several opponents were detained before the vote. nicaragua announced its spit from what it calls the infamous organization. in november, ational authorities in the u. s. are investigating plains hoping stuff that went wrong in the arizona desert cousins. luc akins and the farrington had planned to know stiver across them. some say the c jump from one to the other before taking the control and lending. akins made it into fountains plain and made it down. but farmington abandoned his attempt. when the other ones out of control, he safely parachuted to the ground. i mean, we proved that it was possible, i mean, were pushing boundaries out here and what's great. as i jumped from one i got in the other one we landed, i landed safely, an

u. s. supreme court oil changed to eliminate or dramatically reduce federal constitutional protections or the right to the pregnancy. we are things across the country bridge to enact extreme that are going to force people to continue pregnant, even go to childbirth. and it is clear, this is all in service of the ultimate political aiming abortion entire nation. wow, that is what they are all. what i mentioned earlier that in texas last month and women was arrested for murder after being reported for an alleged self and juice abortion. now we heard cases after the texas ban was brought in of private cases being brought against people who were driving women to abortion. clinics, do you think that there is a risk that these private prosecutions, this legislation could actually lead to vindictiveness if you're like, a prosecution's being brought cases being brought against individuals under the guise if you're like, out of this willing, but for very personal, very vindictive reasons. yahoo certainly we can expect about eyes access to abortion in the is decimated in multiple states across the

u. s. federal judge today struck down the cdc's face mask mandate on airplanes and hope transportation. let's get out of the court room for a moment here. what does the science tell us is the right thing to do now? yes, so i won't touch the legal aspects, but purely from a public health point of view. i think many of us have been expecting just that, that the masks can come off after all, in the rest of our society, we're going to enclosed spaces for prolonged periods of time. houses of worship, bars, restaurants, concerts, and people are no longer wearing mesh. so why on an airplane, the logic didn't appear to be there, and we anticipated that this mask mandate on public transportation would soon come to an end. well, let me ask you, dr. schaffner, or next week, i'm flying to the u. s. and i still have to get a, a test coven test, done 24 hours before departure. and it's to have to be vaccinated, and i will still have to wear my mask flying to the us, all of that. and yet when i get to the u. s. i may not have to even wear a mask that does just doesn't make common sense, does it? i don't get it either. or the re

u. s. supreme court. and former u.s. attorney joyce vance, who spent 25 years as a federal prosecutor. jackie, today republicans gave kevin mccarthy a standing ovation. but fast forward, 8:00 tonight, fox news, matt gaetz giving him yet another beat down. so where does mccarthy stand tonight? >> yeah, therein lies the rub, steph. there is some sort of asymmetric imbalance here, which is that most of the members from the house gop conference, including house minority leader kevin mccarthy and house gop leadership, are really tired of the antics from the far-right of their party. but, and that was evidenced in that audio that leaked, and really over the course of the past years, mccarthy has struggled to keep the party together as these members have acted out time and time again. he's had to deal with some of the repercussions. but you don't see them really going all the way in reprimanding these members. only two of them stood up in the house gop conference meeting this morning that was matt gaetz and marjorie taylor greene, according to our reporting as well. and their comments were no

white house says it's disappointed with the court ruling that struck down a nation wide mosque mandate on public transport. a federal judge in florida rolled the u. s. centers for disease control and prevention that overstepped its authority and it comes as new cases are increasing. john henry reports from chicago, with new cases rising along with cove in confusion mask mandates in the us or more muddle than ever does have a great fight. in florida, a federal judge appointed by then president donald trump on monday, struck down a mask requirement on planes, trains, and buses across the us saying the biden administration exceeded its authority. it doesn't matter to me what they do of florida. i'm so we'll be, where am i some travelers say they're happy join mass. last school in the white house is it's reviewing that decision. so this is obviously a disappointing decision. the cdc continues recommending wearing a mask and public transit. as you know, this just came out this afternoon, so right now the department of homeland security who would be implementing and the cdc are reviewing the decision. and of course the department of justice would make an

that the oakland police department could finally be released from federal oversight at a hearing just yesterday, a u. s district courtakland's mayor and police chief, said the police department has fundamentally changed from the scandal known as the riders that erupted 20 years ago. this has been a commitment that all of the members of the police department has agreed to the idea that we want to be progressive. we intend to always hold ourselves to a higher standard. the department says it is still working on creating equal disciplinary measures for all officers. the judge has ordered another hearing for next week to decide when the year of accountability will begin. time now is a 30. santa clara county sheriff laurie smith has formally denied corruption charges she's facing. last december, a grand jury accused the sheriff of seven corruption related acts, including political favoritism. an improperly issuing concealed carry weapons permits, the mercury news says. sheriff smith denied all counts and waived her right to a speedy trial at a remote hearing on tuesday. the sheriff has already announced her plans to retir

federal employees. the 2 to one vote lifted an injunction issued by a texas court in january, almost a 1000000 people have died from corona virus related can complications in the u. s . and more than 80000000 have been infected. data from johns hopkins university shows the u. s. has administered more than half a 1000000000 vaccine doses, but compared to other developed nations, more people have only had one job and a larger share have had no vaccine at all. julie fisher is an associate research professor of michael biology and immunology at george town university in washington . she says, re investing in how services needs to be a priority. i think we are going to see in the next few months exactly what kind of wear and tear dis again, operating at a constant search pace has had on health care systems. but certainly, in addition to the stress on individual health care workers, healthcare systems have not had time to reflect on the kind of maintenance, the kind of capital improvements you would normally see for those areas outside of the immediate pandemic response. so many resources have had to be diverted, prepared debit response that certainly they've been, they'

white house says it is disappointed with a court ruling that struck down a nationwide mask mandate on public transport. a federal judge in florida ruled the u. s. centers for disease control and prevention had overstepped its authority becomes as new cases are increasing to 100 reports now from chicago. with new cases rising along with covey, confusion mask mandates in the us or more muddle than ever. in florida, a federal judge appointed by been president, donald trump, on monday, struck down a mask requirement on planes, trains, and buses across the us, seeing the biden administration exceeded its authority. it doesn't matter to me what they do of florida. i'm so will be, where am i some travellers say they're happy join mass. last school in the white house says it's reviewing that decision. so this is obviously a disappointing decision. the cdc continues recommending wearing a mask and public transit. as you know, this just came out this afternoon, so right now the department of homeland security would be implementing and the cdc are reviewing the decision. and of course the department of justice would make any determinations about litigati

federal district court in manhattan ruled that mister don singer obtained the ecuadorian judgment by corrupt means and engaged in a pattern of racketeering activity. the ruling was unanimously affirmed by the u. se record reveals a parade of corrupt actions by mr. don singer and his team, including coercion, fraud, and bribery. new york's courts despite him for his professional misconduct. his attacks on the federal judiciary for holding him accountable are outrageous, and offensive. that is it for me tonight, i am jonathan kaye part, i will see you on the sunday show, sunday morning 10 am eastern right here on msnbc. the 11th hour starts right now. tonight, a new trove of text messages. a back and forth between mark meadows on fox news hosts around election day as we wait on new letters from the january six committee to members of congress calling on them to testify. plus, russia's new offensive and eastern ukraine and the desperate operation to rescue civilians from a city described us hell on earth. we are back inside kyiv. plus, the divide between the country's two biggest parties, driven further apart by the day as one side clings to the big lie, the other searches for a message that would

federal employees. the 2 to one vote lifted an injunction to issued by a texas court in january. nearly a 1000000 people have died from corona virus related complications in the u. s. a. more than 80000000 have been infected data from johns hopkins university shows the u. s. has been ministered more than half a 1000000000 vaccine doses, but compared to other developed nations, more people have only had only one job and a larger share of have none. profession. julie fishes and expected microbiology and immunology, and she says, reinvesting and health services needs to be a priority. i think we are going to see in the next few months exactly what kind of wear and tear this again, operating at a constant search pace has had on health care systems. but certainly, in addition to the stress on individual health, co workers, health care systems have not had time to reflect on the kind of maintenance, the kind of capital improvements you would normally see for those areas outside of the immediate pandemic response. so many resources have had to be diverted for pandemic response that certainly they've been, they've been the resources have been diverted away from other equa

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federal civil rights lawsuit against those officers. time now. 6 37 3 u. s. senate republicans say they will be voting for the confirmation of supreme court nominee judge catanan collins of maine joined democrats in the procedural vote to advance the nomination. judge jackson supreme court nomination is officially heading for a full senate vote as early as this week. yesterday's additional procedural vote. it was a result of a senate judiciary committee deadlocked on the nomination after they voted along party lines for every supreme court nominee, but her corrected the attempts to distort and malign her record. patiently. that's senator mitt romney released a statement saying in part quote, while i do not expect to agree with every decision she may make on the court, i believe she more than meets the standard of excellence and integrity. yesterday's 53 to 47 vote in the procedural vote is likely a preview of judge jackson's confirmation which could come by the end of this week. 6 38 is the time back over to south for a look at the commute, keeping an eye on south heaviest traffic in the bay area. right now it's on highway four. westbound i do see a bunch of

u. s. federal court has convicted a former member of the so called islamic state for his role in a hostage taking plot l. sheffield shake a former british national was charged with abduction, torture, and the beheading of several as hostages in syria, including journalists and aid workers, use the highest profile as fighter to stand trial in the u. s. is really security forces have killed 3 palestinians during fresh raids into the west bank district of gen in israel launch a crackdown on militants falling a wave of deadly attacks on its citizens. 14 israelis have been killed in the past 3 weeks. this is dw news from berlin. you can get more news on our website at dw dot com. ah, ah, ukraine claims it will, it, its missiles hit, a russian warship in the black sea. that ship has now suck, but on land, russian forces are on the brink of capturing the city of mario pole. and that would be the 1st major last for ukraine. it has been 50 days since the russian invasion began. the losses on both sides are getting worse, sending shock waves across the globe tonight, no sign of peace in ukraine. ple