a loiet ng team. >> phillips has more wins than any girls basketball coach in northern california andt includes six state championships. >> i hate to lose more than i love to win. there's no question like not even comparable. the 1996 loss in the state final sits with me. kerri walsh was on our team. i mismanaged the fouls. i go back and wish i could replay that game. >> fortunately phillips monarchs don't lose much, but she's not quite as hands on as she used to be. >> reporter: you ever jump in practice and go move, it's like this? >> well, vern, those days have passed me by. i enjoy my hamstrings impact. >> these days phillips watches every drill with laser focus. >> hey, snap those passes off. >> and she prepares for her 30th season that now spans multiple generations. >> i look back and i'm like wait a minute. do i really have an incoming freshman who is the daughter of one of my former players? i'm flabbergasted where the time's gone. discipline yourselves so that no one else has to. >> but there is one thing about going into the hall of fame that keeps phillips up at night. >>

and, that is iconic coach sue phillips. a local hall of fame tasted it and has taken notice of her, running the archbishop midi basketball program. let's take you to san jose. >> i am elated, excited and honored and humbled to be in the san jose sports hall of fame. >> sue phillips has certainly compiled a hall of fame resume over the last three decades at her alma mater . >> reporter: phillips has more wins than any girls basketball coach in northern california, and that includes six state championships. >> i hate to lose more than i love to win. no question. it's not even comparable . the 1996 loss in the states final sit with me. kerri walsh was on our team, and mismanaged fouls, go back and wi could replay that came. >> fortunately, she doesn't expect much but she is not quite as hands-on as she used to be. >> moves like this. >> well, those days have passed me by. i enjoy my hamstrings intact. >> reporter: visas, phillips watches every drill with laser focus. >> snappers passes off. >> reporter: and, she prepares for h

phillip phillips is in the ukranian capital t. if we can see the snow behind you there, it's looking very chilly until it we are hearing that there has been another attack on hospital. what more can you tell us about that? yes indeed, we're getting reports from local sources that are maternity ward of a local hospital in support. isha was attacked over night. we haven't been able to independently verify the information yet, but the regional administration head is quoted saying that a warrant was attacked by a russian missile and at least one newborn baby was killed. of course, it has happened over and over during the war that medical facilities have become targets too. and so the regional director of the world health organization said yesterday that several hundreds of the clinics and hospitals have been affected all over the country. of course, usually it's not so direct miss side or artillery fire, but usually the health facilities are just like all of our facilities. they suffer from the critical power situation. bigger hospita

the actor, leslie phillips, who has died at the age of 98.ven to those on low incomes receiving means tested benefits. with russia attacking ukraine's energy infrastructure, people across the country face the prospect of a bitter winter without heating and power — but a uk haulage firm is providing a vital lifeline. it's staff have already made several trips to ukraine — and they're about to set off again. john maguire reports. i'm just not sure what's underneath me. now i am up on this bridge. the bridge is gone. this is the moment, in the dead of night, on a road in ukraine... yeah, i ain't getting through that. ..when scott stones realises he can go no further. the bridge he was about to drive across has been blown apart. since the russian invasion, he's made five journeys, taking aid donated from norfolk in to the war zone. people come up to me and say, "why did you do what you do?" if they were to go there and see what i've seen and the people i see, you can't help but be humanitarian towards them, you know? it's compassion. now he's pre

phillip hepner, phillip, as we have heard, cathy is out after just 2 matches played. how big of an embarrassment is that for the host country and absolutely enormous embarrassment. so we've seen the fans walking out early out of the stadiums on the matches. haven't even finished. think of all the money that guitar has spent going into those will come on players on facilities, on coaches, on stadiums, on everything and all of this to lose the 1st 2 games to score a single goal. that's just not enough. at the end of the day and to make matters worse, this is actually the worst performance of all hosting hosting woke up nations ever . really because guitar have failed to get out of the groups. they just only south africa had not managed to get past the groups in 2010 and can start with a maximum of 3 points ahead of the last game that's already the worst performance. right, so we have some news from the brazilian camp. superstar naima is out with an injury out of the serbia match. what more can you tell us get a ligament injury that is what got confirmed by brazil's team

the actor leslie phillips, who's died at the age of 98. time for a look at the weather.r some but not all, we still have a few scattered showers around, most of them to the far north and west and they will tend to linger going through the night along that south coast. but we keep clearer skies, the wind direction changing a little in the last day and that will allow temperatures to cool down to single figures. a bit more chilly first thing tomorrow and hopefully a bit drier as well put the lighter

well, of all of that, to with toby young and joe phillips. let's bring phillips. first, let's bring ourselves to space with ourselves up to space with tonight's latest headlines . it's tonight's latest headlines. it's 6:10. i'm on as in the 6b newsroom labour leader sir keir starmer has accused the government of locking the country into an economic doom loop. the comments follow the autumn statement yesterday . autumn statement yesterday. meanwhile, the institute for fiscal studies is warning the fall in living standards will be the largest since records began . jeremy hunt has defended his plans as the right thing to do . plans as the right thing to do. but sir keir says the fiscal measures will hurt the most . the measures will hurt the most. the government yesterday having done huge damage to the economy , has huge damage to the economy, has gone after working people with stealth taxes and council tax and done nothing about non—dom the super rich who are not paying the super rich who are not paying their taxes in this country and they've got no plan for growth.

welcome to the studio phillips. so there was a plenty to talk about. i will say in this germany, japan match, but it wasn't just about football. that's right. the match started off with a team photo om of the unique sorts or to speak. german team covered up their mouse with their hands, basically saying that they're being gagged by the fever. they're not able to express the views and beliefs that they wanted to by wearing the one love arm band and the sanctions by the fi farm. and they're not quite happy with those. and that might still have been on germany's mind because as we all know, that huge upset that japan pulled off against germany. germany looked strong in the 1st half, but didn't really convert their chances and fell victim to quick japanese counterattacks in the 2nd half, and ultimately lost the game. lots of defensive mistakes, that's really the weak point of germany's side. a manuel, naya nicholas jeweler and also nico slot, are big, not looking very good. here's what pansy flick had to say with this difficult situation. now, when we, whe

it's chronicled phillips, this is the american company should send that to you. and the 3rd one is the most important one. there was a lot of haggling, not so much for that are capable of willing to buy gas and that the germany was capable of taking it. what about the length of the contract for many reasons? and was 15 years there agreed on a contract length, which is considerably above the short term which germany wanted, and considerably below the long term cut on wanted to cut. i wanted to use the current price terms to lock in a contract much longer term. they have at the same day announced a contract with china for 27 years. right. so you can see that between 0 and 27 germany. it's not just because we mentioned the length of the contract, we are still talking about a long time contract, even though it's not as long as the guitar is warranted. we're still talking about 15 years. what about germany's client climate goals? doesn't l n g, then endanger those goals? that is a very interesting development you, when you think about 10 years back or so, it was all t

that is a sort of immortality for leslie phillips. but he was just immortality for leslie phillips.y 99, you cannot complain. abs, i say, nearly 99, you cannot complain-— i say, nearly 99, you cannot comlain. �* ., ., complain. a wonderful life and welder member— complain. a wonderful life and welder member by _ complain. a wonderful life and welder member by you, - complain. a wonderful life and welder member by you, and i complain. a wonderful life and - welder member by you, and thank you so much for your tribute, robert ross. —— a wonderful tribute. let us take you back to those allegations of bullying. gavin williamson reported to have told a civil servant to slit their throat and jump out a window. that is when he was defence secretary. sir gavin has been reported to parliament's bullying watchdog but denies the allegations of bullying. the shadow work and pensions secretary, jonathan ashworth, is at westminster. what do you make of these latest allegations against sir gavin, which he is denying? they have been reported in the guardian today but he is denying them. thea;r repo

's. yon phillips shots in keep many thanks you sir. the football world cup begins to day in cat r, while the tournament has been a lightning rod for criticism due to labor in human rights conditions in the host country fans from around the world have still been flooding into the gulf state. so the question is, will the most controversial world comp in history feel just like all the other world caught, once play is under way. these scenes are familiar to any one who's seen a world cup football, france from around the globe, arriving at a host nation in mass, ready to cheer on their country. oh, in for the fans that have made the journey to katara the excitement, it's palpable. mo, most resinous brazilians are really into this world cup. i think this cup is really going to surprise every one to bring the approves. but this world cup is unlike any other guitars. human rights and labor abuses have made it the most controversial world cup in history. something that fans have to reckon with, even if they hope the tournament can have a positi

and tributes to the veteran actor leslie phillips, who has died at the age of 98.ing up on the bbc news channel, cash injection or complete sale? liverpool's owners say they are considering inviting new shareholders. we ask what that might mean for the premier league club. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. there's been widespread criticism over comments made by one of the ambassadors for qatar's world cup who said fans travelling to the tournament will have to acceppt his country's rule — among them a ban on same sex relationships — saying homosexuality was a result of damage to the mind. the controversial tournament kicks off in less than a fortnight in the gulf state. the former fifa president sepp blatter now says the decision to award it to qatar was a "mistake". our sports correspondent jane dougall has more. a protest to pressure fifa days before a world cup in a country where same—sex relationships are illegal. and fresh controversy, as former qatar player khalid salman — now an ambassador for the tournament — was asked about homosexuality. he

's are correspond at yon phillip shawls. yon. if our piece is any indication of the ukrainian people, appear not to have lost morale or resolve. how are they doing? yes, i think the piece reflects the moods quite well. the situation is very critical indeed, and the power is urgently needed here. now that it's getting really cold, sir, and the winter is setting in, but it still doesn't change. the morale of the people here ukrainian colleague told me he doesn't know a single person here in ukraine that is willing to give in and a lot of ukrainians are still optimistic. that the energy situation will somehow stabilize in the coming days and weeks yon. what's the sense there? why is russia resorting to these large scale attacks on ukraine's energy infrastructure? i think that has several reasons. first of all, we have seen this patch on over and over when russia suffers to defeat on the battle ground like recently and fair sunday resorts to mess of a missile strikes. but the latest strikes had really reached a new quality and a lot

oil giant pinocchio phillips will c l n g. the liver to germany's northern bronze buttle terminal. germany has been scrambling for new sources of gas to replace russian supplies in the wake of the war in ukraine. christoph rule is from the center of global energy policy at columbia university. thank you for being here, christoph. so in terms of actually replacing the rush and gas flows that germany wanted to win itself off of how much will this deal actually help? good morning. so it's not going to be of a magnitude which changed the gas for that's for gas for. ready for germany or europe, it amounts to about 3 percent of germany used to consume in 2021 before the war started. but it's a start and as they say in english now, every little helps. and i think there are 3 important points of the background here which, which, which are worth mentioning. the 1st one is this is the 1st time of course for germany to engage in that kind of contract. and to keep one of his terminal busy. this comes into bon spittle starts only in 2026,

phillips and mr. khanna, those members will vote yes on s.3846. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. kind of wisconsin and these members will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. lahood of illinois, mr. lahood will vote yes on senate bill 3846. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from michigan seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. peltola, they will vote yes on s.3846. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from iowa seek recognition? >> smeb mr. gooen and mr. barbarino, they will vote yes. >> as the member designated by mr. lowenthal of california, i inform the house that mr. lowenthal will vote yes on s.3846. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from north carolina seek reco

and gas together is konica phillips. this is all the american company should send that to you. and the 3rd one is the most important one. there was a lot of haggling, not so much for the cut over capable of willing to deliver gas. and that the germany was capable of taking it, but about the length of the contract for many reasons. and was 15 years there now agreed on a contract length, which is considerably above the short term which germany wanted and considerably low the long term cutout wanted cut. i wanted to use the current priced items to lock in a contract much longer term. they have at the same day announced a contract with china for 27 years. so you can see that between 0 and 27 germany, it's not just like i mentioned the length of the contract. we are still talking about a long time contract, even though it's not as long as the guitar is warranted. we're still talking about 15 years. what about germany is client climate goals? doesn't l n g then endanger those goals? that is a very interesting development you. when you think about 10 years back or so, it was all the p

i'm no joint in the studio by phillip hub, nor from dw sports. a. phillip is another huge upset in this world cup is japan take down germany? he tell us what is going on here? well, there's a famous during football saying that goes to polka hudson. agnes because that's a which trying to the cup has its own rules and here is more approved for saudi arabia beating argentina. now, this huge, another huge upset laws, as you said, to pen against germany. and this didn't really look that way in the 1st half germany where the team that were strong that had a lot of possession that got the early lead against penalty. however, then in the 2nd half, germany just completely crumbled and we saw again the defense is their weak spot. it was to one of the players actually for japan to on and assign over the ones to score and get past montoya. and in the end, i would even say it was a desert victory for japan and a huge blow for germany. and we're seeing developments also in this one love arm band controversy. what kind of statement was that from the german team ah

the agreement between guitars, state energy company and he was oil giant konica phillips. we'll see ellen g delivered by ship to germany. berlin has been scrambling for new sources of gas to replace russian supplies in the wake of the war and ukraine. political correspondent, julia sal deli, has more on this. so put the steel in the context for us, julia. how far can it go to help ease concerns for germany? well, it is definitely not going to be enough to cover all the gas and energy needs of germany at the moment. but it certainly contributes to germany's search for alternative sources of gas after it has been trying to move away from russian gas and russian oil after russia's invasion of ukraine. and it is part of a series of, of deals that the government in germany has tried to, to, to favor, to facilitate and to bring forward to try to again move away from the russian gas. and we've seen that with some trips in particular to cut our from economy, minnesota, but topic all the way back in march with a business delegation from leaders of energy companies and also a trip f

the food bank and the community, we are so thankful for the donation and all of the people from phillips 66 since 2002. as the food bank serves 100,000 clients every month, this will go a long way to help our neighbors in need, and we appreciate your help. >> neighbors helping neighbors, and maybe if you want to feel a portion that we have a way to do that. go to kpix.com/give or the qr code on your screen. just take a picture of that and follow the link and you will be part of the family doing good. back to you. >> thank you, ggli coverage for bay area families. thank you. >>> the need for this help is all over the region, and you will need someone who is not only a help to the food bank but a one-man distribution, serving 50, 60 families a week with first in line fletcher. >> get started about 5:30 in the morning. >> reporter: sunrise in san mateo, and fletcher stanford is ready. >> people are ready to go. >> reporter: he is known assist in line fletcher but he was not here for himself. >> yeah. first in line. >> reporter: the operation begins. >> we do one for the ladies. yeah. coming

john phillip shows reporting has a look at some other stories making news around the world. the european union is stepping up its efforts to help you crane restore and maintain its energy grid. brussels is preparing to send more than $200.00 generators, and transformers, millions of ukrainians are still without heat and power. residents are being told to stockpile essential supplies. gemini wants to make it easier for foreigners to become citizens in syria. minister nancy phaser says people living legally in germany for 5 years will be able to apply for citizenship. they currently have to wait 8 years. young activists in sweden are soothing the government for not doing enough to fight climate change. campaign is march to court in stock homes have filed the lawsuit. 600 young people want judges to decide where the official climate policies violate citizens rise. demonstrations around the world have marked international day full, the elimination of violence against women in spain, thousands, mast and madrid demanding an end to gender based violence. turkish police arrested doz

coming up, labour's jess phillips.lorie intake must have been i literally less than 500 calories a day, which starve myself . a day, which starve myself. former home secretary jacqui smith as the grieved for my job so i've grieved for my marriage which was a very happy of 33 years and in some ways that i will never get over that . and will never get over that. and senior conservative mp caroline nokes who's going to believe me and? nokes who's going to believe me and.7 what will this do to my career if i talk about it . jess career if i talk about it. jess phillips great to see you. are going to talk a bit about but a lot about you because . this is lot about you because. this is called the real me and this supposed to humanise politicians and i think have some very human stories to share actually. i like to think so. stories to share actually. i like to think so . first of all, like to think so. first of all, i mean, you're known people know you're in politics, a leading feminist. was there a moment or experience that

i'm also coming up katara us all giant konica phillips and answer major deal to deliver millions of tons of liquefied natural gas to jerk. and portugal advanced to the last 16 of the football world cup and caught up. that's thanks to a to know victory over said ah, i'm glad else as well come to the program. and we begin in china where bay jane has deployed more security forces to clamp down on demonstrations against it's 0 covet policy, but with infection numbers still high across the country. some cities have returned to a daily routine of testing nearly 3 years of lengthy locked downs at mass testing house set china apart from the rest of the world. and the frustration has sparked rare sights of public descent. in response, police are out in force patrolling, city streets, and universities, or even sending students home to try and stop. protesters from gab a while. crowds have rallied in cities across china. solidarity protests. have also sprung up outside the embassies around the world. after a we can't the public unrest and anger mo, protests at china, 0 cove, it policy. but this is

actor leslie phillips who's died at the age of 98.t might impact their usual displays. latest figures suggest people are preparing to spend less than usual this christmas. ben boulos is at a garden centre near warrington where the decorations have been up and on sale since mid—october. hello, we are getting in the festive spirit, even though it is only november, but how could we not but we are in this winter wonderland near warrington? this garden centre, the staff here have been very busy and they have people already coming through the doors buying christmas 7 cost 7 7 7 cost of 7 7 77 cost of livirfg are 1; six... 1; six in ten people budget, though. six in ten people according to recent research say they have less money to spend they will have less money to spend at christmas this year compared with year, taking steps like doing last year, taking steps like doing their shopping earlier to try and get some black friday bargains in november instead of leaving it to december, we can speak to some businesses who rely on this time of ye

jess phillips you have been a joy so frank open as ever. thank you. jess phillips no worries .g jess phillips no worries. coming up, former secretary jacqui smith , as i grieved for my job smith, as i grieved for my job so i've grieved for my marriage which was very happy marriage of 33 years. and in some ways that will i will never get over and senior conserve mp caroline nokes he's going to believe me and what will this do to my career ? i talk about it . jacqui smith, 15 years ago you were appointed as britain's first woman home secretary. what's the toughest thing about job? well, it doesn't that long ago for a start, in ways it feels like yesterday, i think the toughest thing is that you suddenly that you are responsible for the security of , the country, our borders against counter—terrorism for communities, against crime , that communities, against crime, that feels like a great weight actually on your shoulders. but ihave actually on your shoulders. but i have to say, it's also a massive honour and for the two years i did it, saying i enjoyed it would probably be going

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i'm phillip men nachlt. menna >> i'm frances rivera >> we are learning about heroes to likely prevented further loss of life in colorado. an army veteran was one of at least two people who tackled and subdued the gunman after he opened fire inside club q. fierro recalled jumping on top of the attacker whose rifle fell just out of reach and asked a club goer to move the ar-15 further out of the way the gunman had a pistol and he disarmed him, continuing to hit him in the head. >> raymond was part of our family since my daughter was in high school. i got into mode, and i needed to save my family and that family at that time was every person in that room. i'm not a hero i'm just some dude >> thomas james and he ended the rampage that killed at least five people and jinjured 19 others here's jay gray. >> reporter: as the investigation continues, for the first time we're seeing the faces of the five lost in the attack at the club q >> i'm asking everyone in our community and around the world honor each victim. >>

phillips was out and the victory by 20 runs followed.. the women's rugby league world cup kicks off this afternoon, with the hosts england taking on brazil in leeds. 15,000 fans are expected to watch the game at the headingley stadium. sarah mulkerrins is there for us. thanks, jane. yes, we also what the euros did for women's football over the summer and now rugby league is hoping for similar as the women's world cup gets under way. as you have been saying, england are the only home nation to be playing in this tournament. they will open their campaign here at headingley this afternoon, taking on brazil, who are making their debut in the competition. it is the first time that the women's event and also that we're tournament will take place alongside the men's competition, which is at the halfway point. it's a move to a more inclusive future, with england's player is also getting paid to play for their country for the first time. there have been sacrifices to get this far. the players have had tojuggle training and playing alongside caree

a jack phillips, and jack, i thank you so much for being on the show. it is so encouraging. i really recommend thise book because it's so encouraging. i think it will edify people's faith, as it did your faith in this whole experience and your face an estate will encourage people. i think it will help people strengthen their own conviction about certain issues of the christian faith, and so god bless you. you are a trooper, and thank you for being on the show, and i am excited, i look forward to hearing the outcome of this latest case. >> thank you, mr. cook. it honestly is such an honor to be on your show today. >> thank you, jack. and thank you, jonathan. >> thanks so much. >> have a great day, guys. >> if you are enjoying booktv then sign-up for our newsletter using the qr code on the screen to see the schedule of upcoming programs, author discussion, festivals and more. booktv, every sunday on c-span2 or anytime online at booktv.org, television for serious readers. >> weekends on c-span2 on intellectual feast. every saturday american history tv documents america's storie

today i have a very special guest, jack phillips. you may remember him. you may know of him. he's the owner of the masterpiece cake shop in colorado. and he's just written an amazing book called "the cost of my faith, how a decision in my cake shop took me to the supreme court". welcome, jack, and his lawyer is joining us as well, jonathan scruggs, and welcome, you guys. >> thank you, beckett. i'm honored to be here today. >> just so my audience is aware, why is your lawyer with us on this interview? >> well, we're still in court. we just finished in the end of march a trial in our third lawsuit, and so we're currently waiting for the judge to announce his decision on that, and so my lawyer is here to help, you know, guide and protect me and make sure i don't say anything -- >> right. okay, good. good. and so for those who don't remember kind of -- who are fuzzy on the details, tell us -- remind us what happened on july 19, 2012, when two gay men walked into your cake shop and asked you to design their wedding cake. >> yeah. it was a beautiful july afternoon, sunny and bright

it happens young phillips shows the reporting from keith. thank you for that. let's have a look now at some of the world news. in brief, japan says a ballistic missile fired from north korea probably landed in its waters. it would be the 2nd such launch in 2 days. brown young has wanted will take fiercer action. if the united states continues to strengthen alliances in the region, swedish officials say explosions on the north stream gas pipelines in the baltic sea were caused by sabotaged moscow and western nato. allies accused each other of damaging the pipelines. the white house has grown asked their b. u. s. courts to grant immunity to the saudi crown. prince mohammed bin solomon is facing a law suit for allegedly ordering the murder of the journalist jermarta shoji in turkey, american intelligence officials believed the prince ordered the killings. hundreds of staff, a thought i have left twitter over an ultimatum issued by the new owner, ellen mask. he wants them to work long hours. musk has demanded employees commit to being what he calls hard call. prote

>> will come and today i have a very special guest, jack phillips. you may remember him and know him as the masterpiece cake shop in colorado and he has just written an amazing book calling the cost of my faith how my decision took me to the supreme court. welcome. >> i'm honored to be here today. >> so why is your lawyer with us on this interview quick. >> we are still in court. we just finished the and of mard lawsuit so we are currently waiting for the judge to announce his decision on that so my lawyer is here to help guide and protect me that i don't say anything. host. >> those who are fuzzy on the details remind us what happened in july 192012 into game and walked into your cake shop and asked you to design their wedding cake. >> it was sunny and bright so when the two gentlemen it was my duty to see and talk with them. so we made introductions and they said were here to look at wedding cakes and i said sorry i don't do cakes for same-sex weddings and said make cookies or brownies or shower and at which point they stomped out and i wasn't expe

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calvin phillips chances of making england's seem to get a boost.ir game in the cup tomorrow night against chelsea for that phillips and alice is being having shoulder surgery in septemberfor and alice is being having shoulder surgery in september for the russian figure skater doping investigation is been referred to this court of arbitration by the world doping agency for the 15 at the time was allowed to compete february is winter olympics despite a failed drug status. france's claim the biggest single title of her career with a straight set win over belarus in the season—ending wta finals in texas. herworld ranking in the season—ending wta finals in texas. her world ranking will rise from 74 earlier in the year to numberfour. billiejean billie jean king billiejean king is under way hasn't been good for the first iphoto katie boulders plan, a promising start initially for great britain, both are taking the set by six games to four. before that she struck back to level it up but once that all. she won a second set by six games to three. boulderwas

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we'll be discussing this with sarah westwood and phillip levine, but first, not for the first time in short political career, donald trump finds himself the object of revulsion in his own ranks. when he first announced his candidacy in 2015, it was greeted with derision by almost the entire conservative political and immediate ya establishment. they declared his limitations would be cruelly exposed s in the disciplines of that national campaign. seven years later, they know better. it wasn't trump who was undone by the realities of republican politics, instead, he bent those to his purpose and brought almost the entire party to heel. but as with any improbably married couple thrown together in the heat of unexpected passion, the seven-year itch demands to be scratched. and for the first time since he seized control of the party, the party seems to want out. that became clear in the week when trump launched his third presidential bid at mar-a-lago in florida in what was largely a somber speech highlighting many of the woes that have befallen the country since he left office. trump said

phillips shots explained the reaction, inclusive to me. well, so far, no member of the ukrainian government has officially excepted the preliminary results that were presented by poland and of a nato members. as you know, those results seem to indicate that it was an accident or caused by ukrainian at defense. one of the few statements we have at the moment comes from the ukrainian foreign minister, cool about who is quoted. so saying that it is too early to comment on anything until there are final results of the investigation. another brief statement issued sher by the secretary of ukraine's security council even sounds small, skeptical. the secretary says that he demands more information from a ukraine's western allies and he demands access to the site of the explosion. so at the moment, there is still a lot of confusion about the official ukrainian position. all we know is that president lensky called it a significant escalation in the morning. and most people here say that regardless who is behind the attack in the end, it's so russia

i am phillip sites in t. thank so much now was winter approaching and many ukrainian towns and cities facing power outages and energy shortages. as we just heard, germany is expecting more refugees to arrive in the coming days and weeks. the capital berlin has already taken in nearly 90000 refugees from ukraine this year. and now it's working on more accommodation, including huge temporary tent facilities at a former airport. one church community in berlin has also stepped up to help. it was supposed to be emergency accommodation, but for around 30 ukrainian refugees. this is home now. the community hall of the marcus congregation in berlin. the church pays for the refugees, stay here. finding a permanent apartment in berlin is almost impossible, unmeasured off sky and her 8 year old daughter, anastasio found a room for a few months now. they had to come back. they say the dormitory almost feels like home on the fled with her 2 children from odessa back in march. maria by alice, good m u. i was so scared when

our correspondent john phillips sholtes there in the ukrainian capital. keith with winter approaching large parts of ukraine are facing power outages. many people are expected to leave their homes and seek shelter abroad. germany is among the countries expecting more ukrainian refugees, the city berlin has already taken in nearly $90000.00 refugees from ukraine this year. is working on more accommodation, including huge, temporary temp facilities at a former airport. one church community in berlin is also doing what it can it was supposed to be emergency accommodation, but for around 30 ukrainian refugees. this is home now. the community hall of the marcus congregation in berlin. the church pays for the refugees, stay here. finding a permanent apartment in berlin is almost impossible, unnatural. raska and her 8 year old daughter, anastasio, found a room for a few months now. they had to come back. they say that dormitory almost feels like home on the fled with her 2 children from odessa back in march. william bell is good. um yeah, i was so scared when pe

thank you so much shar correspond yon phillip sholtes. they're in the ukranian capital key. it's catch up on some of the stories making headlines round world. today. the u. k. supreme court has ruled at scotland does not have the legal power to hold a new referendum on independence without british government support to blow to the scottish independence movement which lost a 2014 referendum by a 10 percent margin. workers at the world's biggest i phone factory in china, have been beaten and detained by police, after thousands protested against kobe 19 controls and working conditions. videos on social media show people facing rows of police with plastic riots, shields. about 200000 people work at the compound police in the us state of virginia say 6 people were killed by a gunman at a wal mart store in chesapeake on tuesday night. they say the suspected shooter is also dead, but released no more details on his identity or motive. lots of flashing light slash german chancellor aloft schultz has been presenting his plans for the 2023 budget to lawmakers. here in berlin, he said,

your us company, konica phillips, will transport the fuel by sea. germany's efforts and secure in gas supplies after russia's invasion of ukraine may be bearing fruit. katara has committed to a 15 year contract with a u. s. company to delivered liquefied natural gas or l n. g to germany is plenty boy to port on the north sea coast from 2026. got our energy and kanaka phillips signed 2 agreements, promising l n g imports up to 2000000 tons annually. this is katara is 1st major supply deal with germany or the 1st 15 years is great. these obviously seem to be good conditions. i wouldn't mind 20 years or longer contracts at all, but the companies just have to know that the declining site in germany will then decrease at some point if we want to meet the climate protection targets that is well known becomes havoc also said german companies are securing flows from different suppliers and katara is just one of them. the gulf nation has the world's 3rd largest gas reserves behind russia and iran. this gives dough hired to her on an edge in energy exports. the latest gas deal with germany come

phillip hard people there where you are dealing with these power outages. it's increasingly difficult for many people. they are still regular power cards and so major provider just said that the grid is running on less than half of its normal capacity. very difficult situation for, for most of the people. and so what is also increasingly difficult here is that the electricity of course, doesn't only affect sir the lights at home, but it affects a lot of services, like running water and also the telephone network. and of course now that the the winter is setting in heating as an increasing problem. of course, a lot of fir ukrainians rely on electricity for eating their homes either because the central heating is too weak or it's non existent. so especially at this time of the year there are hard weeks ahead for the country. now russia has blamed ukraine for the strikes because it is not willing to come to the negotiation table. or are there any signs that ordinary people in ukraine wants zalinski to hold peace talks right now. i have asked the same question