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and you have a baby. >> nick: i do. no applause. that's fine. n: how is it been? >> nick: honestly, it's a damn nightmare, stephen. >> stephen: 2 years old? >> nick: i have a 2-year-old son and it's amazing. i was talking to a friend about the history of the world pt two ani was explaining my character. i was build my characters from i grew up jewish and there's a story line that a lot of jewish families have, someone in their family had to leave russia because they killed a cossack with their bare hands. i think schmuck mudman would be funny if he had to leave russia because he nudged a cossack to death. he's a real coward. my 2-year-old just sits there and from the corner of the room he goes "i am a coward." i was like, i don't know if that's the legacy i want to leave. >> stephen: not before mommy or daddy. >> nick: he said "daddy is a coward." it's about inherited generational trauma. >> stephen: sure. what's your parenting style like? >> nick: sexy. sexy dad. >> stephen: that's a lot of pressure. >> nick: i am a dilf. >> stephen: i think of

before we go, japan's nick a index is _ exist. before we go, japan's nick a index is up _ exist. r the strong gdp data, up by 1.6% in the first three months of this year. ronnie's passion has always been sneakers. he initially opened this shop to provide an expert who cleaning service just as the pandemic hit. business was affected massively. nobody was going out so nobody wanted their shoes cleaned. so i started selling shoes again. i started customising little cartoon sort of things, it sort of spiralled into me watching loads of youtube, learning how to do it. his viral social media posts of his one—of—a—kind designs have brought him customers from around the world, including famous rappers.— around the world, including famous rappers. they send him their shoes _ famous rappers. they send him their shoes and ronnie - famous rappers. they send him their shoes and ronnie worked | their shoes and ronnie worked his magic. this is a custom pair i'm doing for a singer who is coming to bristol. they are super detailed. they are probably going to be ready in about five days. bind proba

i will come back to nick eardley in a moment or two, i will come back to nick eardley in a moment ortwohe forensic operation continuing there. he saw a moment or two ago the arrest picture of that man being arrested and led away from that area, and that man arrested at the scene on suspicion of criminal damage and dangerous driving. i'm going to put that image on the screen so with the pictures, the information coming in drips and drives, but certainly that picture being caught of the man being arrested. you can see handcuffs behind his back as he is led away. no other details emerging from just that one or two lines initially from police describing the nature of the incident and a very, just one sentence lying about the nature of the arrest and wept the suspicion of criminal damage and dangerous driving. that is all that we have had so far from police. driving. that is all that we have had so farfrom police. nikki shaler is our reporter in the newsroom, and of their strands of information. we had a little information there from our political correspondent on the ground. are you hearing

a. nick keeps western allies had previously held back from supplying long range missiles do ukraine. now the cases will supply them. what impact could this have on ukraine's wherever or what exactly? this is one of the last to boot is one of those last red lines in terms of ukraine's wish list. basically anything left of the very fight to just to send those missiles into action. for now we understand that they will be adapted to what we, what you great already has associates 0 objects. and in terms of the radius of action, walter, 50 kilometers, seems to be the lower end. there are different variations dismissal that go even further. what this allows your brain to do is to really attack rushes. logistics on the ground here in ukraine occupied crimea, in the expectation of this loan amounts counter tech to really make it more difficult for us to, to prepare right now. basically with the weapons they've got, they can basically take anything out about 80 to a 100 kilometers beyond the front line

the war, of course, is also having a devastating impact on ukraine's economy. nick, a recent report in the world bank suggests a quarter of ukrainians were living in poverty last year. how bad is the economic situation there now? it is very difficult. lots people savings on now exhausted after a year of getting by lots people have left the country and that has taken the pressure off bits. but certainly lots of the country's main industrial regions, all the seen fighting now, lots of big factories not working. and then with russia locating the poets on able to get exports out. so this is a country that is getting by thanks to westlake, nick, thank you very much. our corresponded in kiev, nick connelly. the ward and ukraine isn't just being fault on the ground. of course, it's also happening in the information space. russia is churning out a nearly constant stream of fake stories to support its military aims. or next report is the 1st in a series on the disinformation space. we look at how this information is created distributed and what makes a fake story. most effec

i mean, this is nick. what a lot of- is nick. . i mean, of course we're used to, over the last years, experimental last few years, experimental drugs tested drugs being tested on the population. am i right? am i right? verify blood. right? bbc verify pure blood. matthew sweet where are my dogs at? so this , this. matthew sweet where are my dogs at? so this , this . but this is at? so this, this. but this is actually a good thing because i think because it cuts down the red tape to allow things to be tried on people who really need them because there's far too much tape this in much red tape in this country in general medicine. so i general and in medicine. so i think should be allowed general and in medicine. so i thitry should be allowed general and in medicine. so i thitry things should be allowed general and in medicine. so i thitry things ifiould be allowed general and in medicine. so i thitry things if withi be allowed general and in medicine. so i thitry things if with consent,/ed to try things if with consent, if option. if

so i also wondered why i got this disease and not my siblings or someone else who's probably in a nick who has come to accept things. well, it's more she's married and is about to have a baby. she's had a lot of practice often looking after her little sister. you have them with us. i saw what was involved to come have i have helped out a lot. so i said to myself, it looks as if i can also change diapers despite vision loss and new challenges are on the horizon. and no doubt new stories for take talk to the people which vision loss often seem to have other enhanced sensory skills. for example, they might be able to hear how far away a call is or feel when a subway train is approaching. sometimes what is regarded as an invitation can give rise to read and special skills. working send to meet her by send to meet her. her hands can detect life threatening changes early jennifer. gordon's extraordinary dexterity allows her to feel very small changes in breast tissue. she has almost complete vision loss. that's why she's a medical tactile examiner for m t u for short as well. i have some bea

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, ureat to going to be a lot harder. nick, great to have _ going to be a lot harder. your _ going to be a lot harder. nick, great to have your coverage, i great to have your coverage, thank you. olaf scholz, the german chancellor has been speaking about the delivering of f—i6 jets and the training of ukraine pilot is a long—term project and he says the united states is not finally decided what stands at the end of it. he says the delivery of these jets is rather a message to russia that russia cannot expect to succeed even if it counts on a long while and ultimately support for ukraine will prevail, the comments from german chancellor olaf scholz. now as we've been hearing, us presidentjoe biden had given the nod to supplying fi6 jets to ukraine during the g7 summit. russia has condemned the agremeement saying the west was continuing on the path of escalation. shortly after the announcement, my colleague sumi somaskanda discussed us presidentjoe biden�*s announcement with richard haass, the president of the council of foreign relations. he shared his reflections on the

now not just a commemorative event back to you, nick and n t, a. nick the this event today has been anticipated widely. some say it's connected to some of the fighting. and the attacks that we've seen in ukraine ukrainian soldiers have held onto the russian city of buck moved, denying the victory that routine wanted apparently for this day as well. how do you see events in ukraine, particularly on the military front, linked to this, to this anniversary in any way? well, certainly, that has been a major failing. basically since last autumn, russia has been on the back foot here in ukraine with your member of those lightning losses in effective region, song shoes, numbers of russian troops, kind of having to flood back onto the eastern banks of the pro river, leaving behind lots of equipment that the ukrainians are still using spat paul, so that kind of keeping ukrainian tanks going across the front lines. so i think they would desperate for some good news to.

nothing more, less than double without a nick repeat this, the the, the, the, the hello, but do we have political, the name about noon, demanding that they need to talk, get it paid to manual. mimic me on my end. the day, like you have a look at the the comic that isn't political now, but i'm gonna move the whole man. yeah. yeah. and there's some kind of 30 to and they've been awesome. it was a whole they had sent. so happy to buy and look up that home of the the same on one of them. you might have lost it. maybe haven't even you had to put this stuff equal in kick with. but this is going to be a lot of the 70 to me. so we just have wasn't in this in level f one digit down they had the if you to 5 then it got it does even leave him a call it that it in my mind a lot you remember? yeah, yeah. the more less than yeah. the medium, the my telling me enough time. i'm going down baby. i think i'm done a nearby money. there wasn't any damage and there is a mistake on and we'll have to look the same for the west side to live. but how much miller facility to the my so okay, i do, i think we, i m

welcome, a. nick. what more do we know about this latest russian letter? well, as you mentioned, there no casualties in kia, but certainly a lot more activity. why did geography than just give will the 30 people wounded in the east, the country near the stiffness pro? it's believed they lived near an industrial facility, and that this was kind of collateral damage, people suffering from smoking relation and also from the explosion windows being blown out of their frames. there was and more recently, in recent hours we've heard more detail about other attacks. other missiles in the west, the country near chateau middle, so we need sky. so it does seem like there is some kind of logic behind these attacks, but it just suddenly comes as a shock after basically the best part of 2 months without attacks beyond the front lines. and people here in key of now very coach the fact that those area warnings are very serious. indeed. yet why is russia now intensifying at those attacks given this law that there's been what i think most kind of experienced analysts the m

ilia: en california buscan a nick y alcaraz, la joven hispana que saliÓ de viaje con su novio, hay un para encontrarla. muchos toma cafÉ para mantenerse despiertos y ser mÁs productivos, advierte sobre las consecuencias y los peligros de este hÁbito. jorge: muy buenas noches, comenzamos con la violencia y tiroteos en los estados unidos durante el pasado feriado. ilia: 16 personas murieron y otras resultaron heridas en balaceras, con esto son 262 tiroteos con mÚltiples vÍctimas en lo que va de aÑo en estados unidos. jorge: en la ciudad de hollywood en la florida nueve personas, cuatro de ellas resultaron heridas de bala. reportera: Éstas imÁgenes muestran a decenas de personas corriendo desesperadas en diferentes direcciones para protegerse de las balas despuÉs de que se desatÓ un tiroteo en esta playa de bollywood en florida del dÍa de conmemoraciÓn de los caÍdos. en medio de la estampida esta mujer cayÓ al piso con una menor de edad, estÁn buscando tres personas mÁs que quedaron registradas, y que huyeron de la escena despuÉs del tiroteo. >> los cargos no son cargos que tiene que ver

and a few like minded countries. nickformer general counsel for the national security agency, with three decades of intelligence community experience. he says the executive order won't prevent authoritarian governments from using commercial spyware. >> there are countries who need these tools, who think they need these tools, and are going to go looking for them. the chinese have plenty of people, plenty of companies that would be glad to fill any gap that is created in the market by a western companies getting out. nick: the u.s. has also imposed export controls to stop foreign spyware firms from using u.s. technology. and the intelligence community has now limited former intelligence officials' ability to work for foreign spyware companies. in 2021, former intelligence and military officials paid the u.s. government a fine for helping the emirati firm dark matter create spyware. >> you want to make sure that your investment in personnel and resources doesn't end up being used in ways that will contribute to human rights

a tribunal. nick aggression was created in the nuremberg and tokyo military tribunals after world war ii and has not been prosecuted in international court since. russia is not an icc member so ukraine to man's a special tribunal that could pursue putin, authorized by the u.n. general assembly. >> not a compromise that will allow partitions. the case is allegedly done. but a true, full-fledged tribunal and full justice. nick: that's direct criticism of a u.s. and western european proposal. a ukrainian court supported by international staff, money and intelligence with no un authorization. >> we don't have access to the security council. russia will predictably exercise its veto on any effort to create a standalone tribunal. in the past tribunals have generally been established by the security council. if there are questions whether the un charter empowers that. nick: wouldn't it operate under ukrainian law and be stuck with the rule a national court cannot go after the head of state of another country

he genuinely does not seem to give a down, does he nick? d ways to, court the press, he has beguiled the press in many ways. and because of this, as david said, he has been able to commit astonishing crimes and still be fed, and still be home. >> yeah, you mentioned david, i think you mentioned in the past he once shared an elevator with henry kissinger at columbia university in 1982. you did not get a chance to talk to him the way nick try to talk to him. if you could have a redo, if you're in an elevator with 100 -year-old henry kissinger what would you say to him? >> you know, that was a scruffy undergraduate taking courses one semester in columbia, i've actually thought about that moment alone ever since. i have come to realization that there is nothing i could say to him, there's nothing that nick or you could say to him that would make a difference. and the problem with henry kissinger is not just henry kissinger, it is as you have just noted, his acceptance, the fact that we can't have an honest a sense of him because it taints our vi

. >> reporter: now, we mentioned that the suspect stole a soda a nicks. at the bakery he took of with an ice cream. >> at the same time oakland's super club is closed after vandals trashed the restaurant. in an instagram post the owner wrote their glass door was shattered, the cash register broken and their safe was throw downstairs. she said she saw it as a sign to close but plans to open a new wine bar in the same location. the fine dining restaurant opened in april of last year and made the michella guide months later. >>> it is church versus state i mar incounty. a local catholic leader blasting the district attorney's to reduce the larges against five protesters that destroyed a statue outside of the historic mission san rafael back in 2020. the da just announced the defendant's felon vandalism larges have been reduced to misdemeanors through a restored of justice process. the deal requires them to pay for the statue's repair or replacement, complete 50 hours of volunteer work, apologize in writing and also participate in an up coming community discu

we will link to your exclusive new report "capitol hill staffer is a prominent follower of neo-nazi nickntes." by the way, another news from capitol hill, a man armed with a metal baseball bat attacked two staffers, democratic congressman jerry conley's district office in virginia monday. the man arrived at the office reporter lisette, where is connolly? it is unclear what motivated the attack. a young woman who was an intern at the office on her first day of work, he beat her with the baseball bat as well as a senior staffer. he slammed them and they had. they were hospitalized. next up, and update from you in rights advocates just back from the u.s.-mexico border as the trump era title 42 policy ends. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "desaparecido" by manu chao. this is democracy now! i'm amy goodman. for the rest of the hour, we host a roundtable discussion on the human rights crisis unfolding on the u.s.-mexico border and the impact of president biden ending the trump-era pandemic policy known as title 42 last thursday after it had been used to expel nearly 3 million migrants without due proces

the minute i'm a nick us when she, i mean understanding was the saved him visual sonia for 920 a number of them took students on that. and as us all the oversight and spending, which was that they have to connect with synergy me to boost and grandfather damages needed to look for the safety meeting. in addition, let us do that. jake savage has a month minus of the value they use. the light is on a level so i don't know because that's gonna go by the name of the name. i might have to have somebody come to you, but would you be know? because i don't know, right, because it gives you the talking you know, to sort of human talk said of the me how to give up my body of the it's a yeah, it was, it hasn't got it. i have the most of the of the mother goose, the other, the other side of the bottle. there's no, there's have a deposit on it unless it looks like she has played that they have we usually testing the machine that is so much of the the the tv deals with the whole office and stuff. yeah yeah, we do. oh i love to see let me see who this much is, what do you have the youngest of the show

i also wondered why i got this disease and up my siblings or someone else who's probably in a nick who has come to accept things. well, it's more she's married and is about to have a baby. she's had a lot of practice often looking after her little sister have been with us. i saw what was involved to come have i have helped out a lot. so i said to myself, it looks as if i can also change diapers despite the vision loss and new challenges are on the horizon. and no doubt new stories for take talk to people with vision loss often seem to have other enhanced sensory skills. for example, they might be able to hear how far away a call is or feel when a subway train is approaching. sometimes what is regarded as an invitation can give rise to read and special skills. working send to meet or by send to meet her. her hands can detect life threatening changes early jennifer. gordon's extraordinary dexterity allows her to feel very small changes in breast tissue. she has almost complete vision loss. that's why she's a medical tactile examiner or m t. u for short as well. i have some beats here and

so people are ready to fight for a longer period. nick one in four ukrainians is now impoverished. many live in rubble as we could see in that report. what's your impression how long can people hold out? certainly, if you're living close to the front lines, you know, you meet lots of people who have lost everything who've lost their businesses lost their homes. but i think actually the kind of surprising reality is that actually you don't see many people in total destitution most people have either found away to western europe. so that kind of the refugee status has been a real kind of pressure kind of a valve western europe. so that kind of the refugee status has that allows the pressure out and allows people who, you know, don't know what to do a breather, they can go find somewhere to live and be given some kind of benefits and money to kind of, you know, basically work out what to do next. and then lots of people have moved internally, you know, as in 25 you have lots of people moving to kia from eastern parts of the country, finding new businesses. so there is a sense that the

retaliated with miss aust lights on, israel's largest city teller be as low as live now to local to both a nick called your hand in tel aviv. nick, thanks for joining us. that could you please update us on what is currently happening in tennessee and all these missile sites indeed, retaliation for israel's attacks on gaza. the yeah. and the, the residential for the living in the area here. well preparing for these, the garage, uh, broke it since the yesterday, and the 3 it's in places are empty or then usually, but the people still, they really use the discard the set back so everybody knows where they should go, where is the closest the shelter and sheer behind me the be heard ourselves say, this siren says siren said just minutes ago. and people of this, the sky square, screwed up and standing inside the on the border between the beep and drum a gun. they went quietly to the shelter room that we had been at each floor and they were really quite columns and understand what is going gone. and they think that these right away should the now respond and dr. that time us or just not me really resp

can and t, a nick the this event today has been anticipated widely. some say it's connected to some of the fighting. and the attacks that we've seen in ukraine ukrainian soldiers have held on to the russian city of buck moot, denying them a victory that routine wanted apparently for this day as well. how do you see events in ukraine, particularly on the military front, linked to this, to this anniversary in any way? well, certainly, that has been a major failing. basically since last autumn, russia has been on the back foot here in ukraine. you'll remember those lightning losses in effective region song shoes and because of russian troops kind of hank of floods back onto the eastern bank for the pro river, leaving behind lots of equipment that the ukrainians are still using spare parts. so that kind of keeping ukrainian tanks going across the front lines. so i think they would desperate for some good news to announce today that hasn't happened. some of that is because of those conflicts between the wagner group, the mercenaries and the regular russian

anticipated spring offensive, let's get more from our correspondent mit conley inc. key, welcome, a nick rush claims. each patient loan rain storm shadow cruise missiles, already being used to gains targets in occupied lou hands. if true. how big a deal with this pay of the things we can be confident that this is true. in this case, those are gonna be in some temporary found on the scene of the strike that's in scripts in english and other bits of it could be kind of a framework that experts said look, a lot like face cruise missile and certainly is a part of ukrainian, turkey or by, by russian, that the government that the only has not been able to hit so far. the target, one of the targets that has been hit with the largest loss of life expected was the target. but basically have been used by those persons that present on since 2014. so basically ukrainians to be looked at it for the best part of 10 years. and we're unable to strike that target. and i think there's a real, you know, selling that the rest is just, we didn't have this on their radar. didn't think that ukraine would get t

yeah, to some degree, to a decree, nick? yeah, to some degree, to a degree. we _ nick? , to a degree. we can — nick? yeah, to some degree, to a degree, we can train _ nick? yeah, to some degree, to a degree, we can train workers, - degree, we can train workers, training — degree, we can train workers, training has never been the issue, actually, _ training has never been the issue, actually, it's— training has never been the issue, actually, it's finding people and people — actually, it's finding people and peorrle in— actually, it's finding people and people in the right place that want to do— people in the right place that want to do this, — people in the right place that want to do this, want to do the work, are willing _ to do this, want to do the work, are willing and — to do this, want to do the work, are willing and able. 0f to do this, want to do the work, are willing and able. of course, there is to a _ willing and able. of course, there is to a days — willing and able. of course, there is to a days here, on one side from a meet _ is to a days here, on one side

it's effectively just come into the end about an, a nick about items. it's producing heavy rain in central and south of thailand. come by the viet um analysis about which is seasonally correct for australia with a change of season. the coldest weather has really been in the wind blowing across pennsylvania and it will still feel a little bit on the disappointing side. but not surprising in, for example, victoria a c t and the somehow from new south wales is here, indicates rather cloudy picture. just been becoming rather wet to in past attempt, you're still in the 20s, but the start kind of ready to boot and the cold stops a day in the gold coast improvement code is down to 60 use. the frosty prices is because of this, when it's still blowing up my cars to queens and bring me tired and ran up towards kens as in new zealand. what is continuing story for 3 days? this on shore breeze springs, rain and snow to the west, then it goes over the mountains of holding things up in christ church. that seems to get bobo and boom, the approved or reject the most prog

everyone from the on site to back a bomb, a nick jacket, has been thinking of prizes and talking about incredible journey from poverty to pop, stuff from has been to queen of rock'n'roll. and the 1980 she spoke out about her abusive marriage to a one time sticking father. i turn it into town and we got it as a trial blaze. i opened the doors for so many women in rock music. when it comes to music legends for many, tina turner was simply the best us presidents, current and former, as well as artist diana ross. mick jagger, mariah carey, have all put out statements of love and admiration, and also like flowers on her star at the hollywood walk of fame. just the black people in demo sees the doors open so many dollars for so many if, even if they don't even know if she was a very, very strong woman, i think, you know, to go through what she did and still manage to prosper and to move on board in brownsville, tennessee, in 1939 at turner 2nd gospel choir is, is a child. later she began touring with her husband. i turn her in his band, but he was an abusive man. she eventually escaped their

in thailand, unofficial results show the 2 main opposition parties and nick a nick. but while neither has an outright victory, it seems boxes have shunned potties associated with the governing military coalition. the tony chamber pulls from bangkok, a tiny voltage heading into the polling booth early on sunday morning. it's an election, but some say could be the most important and decades as he registered his boat, the current prime minister search ties to do that democratic duty. i would like to invite people all over the country, all ages and to eligible to test the thing. i want as many people as they can come. the prime minister, real candidate from the main office, ition potty po, type looked calm and she came to votes. where she feeling optimistic? yes, of course. i have a very good mood actually. i'm excited. what does she calls to about? she'll be very with that election results here. a really simple her policy is already under investigation by the election commission. i don't have any concert i just i'm, i'm, i'm just hearing for, for, for thailand to, to, f

if i'm, when everyone would, if you can pass you only, but you're killing a nick, can you get under your liquids notified then it get under buck aleck and a buckle, tom and the buck a joy and a buckle. fetch lucy made. just play. don't adam adam up to them, but not with a, with a different. it hadn't been to a more like a doctor in alleghany and you know, i'm, i'm gonna go and a thing which is i see all day. well, my new at wildman, she puts important family 1000000 family causing me to go to kathy. my name is william, want to watch them on ketone eggman, ketone exit and then you not come up very a dinning well enjoying donkey at. wow. i didn't really know i'm not, i'm not, i'm not, i'm danny. when you was money from a document on dental for that. i'm in my liquor, some mileage as i'm a normally cuz we are normally one. i'm a lot of money when a common problem we'll come, we'll aquatic little yellow. mm hm. okay. but i'm gonna start an order method because im or support walk or what a lot of delorele me the average want on of of it is an alyssa, me phil isn't. but good me. i'm wondering

nick, you are a former smoker? no, i am not- it _ nick, you are a former smoker? ervatives may be looking into this in a more detailed _ may be looking into this in a more detailed way. but i think, i do agree — detailed way. but i think, i do agree with all the points claire has been _ agree with all the points claire has been making around children. i do think— been making around children. i do think it's _ been making around children. i do think it's important the government focuses _ think it's important the government focuses on — think it's important the government focuses on this and take some action — focuses on this and take some action. . . ~ focuses on this and take some action. . . . ., , , action. carla. well, obviously, closinu action. carla. well, obviously, closing the — action. carla. well, obviously, closing the loophole _ action. carla. well, obviously, closing the loophole that - action. carla. well, obviously,| closing the loophole that allows them to be given away to children needs to happen. but honestly, to hear rishi sunak talk about this,

a correspond nick connelly is in cave and he has more on mondays attacks. well, as you mentioned, that no casualties in care, but certainly a lot more activity. why did yoga fi than just keep all the 30 people wounded in the east, the country near the stiff new pro. it's believed they live near an industrial facility, and that this was kind of collateral damage, people suffering from smoking relation and also from the explosion windows being blown out of their frames. there wasn't more recently in recent hours. we've heard more detail about other attacks. other missiles in the west, the country near term it was saying we need ski. so it does seem like there is some kind of logic behind these attacks, but it just suddenly comes as a shock after basically the best part of 2 months without attacks. beyond the front lines and people here in key of now very coach the fact that those area warnings are very serious indeed. meanwhile, the european union has struck a deal to resume imports of ukrainian agricultural products e u states bordering ukraine had been torn

a correspondent nick connelly is in kid and he has more on mondays attacks or as you mentioned, there no casualties in care, but certainly a lot more activity. you. why did your graffiti, than just give will the 30 people wounded in the east, the country near the city of new pro? it's believe they live near an industrial facility and that this was kind of collateral damage, people suffering from smoking relation and also from the explosion windows being blown out of their friends. there wasn't more recently in recent hours. we've heard more detail about other attacks. other missiles in the west, the country, there's a torment on so many ski. so it does seem like there is some kind of logic behind these attacks, but it certainly comes as a shock after basically the best part of 2 months without attacks beyond the front lines and people here in cuba now very coach the fact that those area warnings all very serious indeed and russia's crackdown on opponents of the war in ukraine has been well documented. but lately the kremlin has stepped up its efforts to stifle criticism, leading to wh

it couldn't be any clear, that a cynic might say well, he would say that, wouldn't he? nickthat obviously makes a lot of sense, but equally when you look at previous attacks by drones on russian soil, attacks that most experts say are very likely to be ukrainian, president zelenskyy doesn't come up with these kinds of claims, these kinds of announcements to the world basically. and if it was later proved that these were indeed ukrainian attacks, that would be very embarrassing and bad for his credibility, which he desperately needs to get weapons and other western support. in the past we have seen second echelon or third personal ukraine officials being wheeled out to say that was not us, then disappearing. there is a worry that if lots of people in europe or maybe worried about escalation or about supplying ukraine with arms were to believe that this was a ukrainian attack on the kremlin, on the center of russian power, they might pull back and say, there is a risk of contagion here and we need to put the brakes on support for ukraine. brent: we know that drone attacks on r

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nick: xi jinping has targeted critics both inside china and overseas. he's portrayed his efforts as ao fight crime and corruption. >> the so-called human rights organization safeguard defenders. nick: beijing's advocates argue they have every right to target chinese overseas. hu xijin is the former editor in chief of the communist party-aligned tabloid global times. hu xijin: most countries have supported and cooperated with china's pursuit of fugitives. the accusation made by safeguard defenders is an old-fashioned way by demonizing thailand by calling criminals fleeing overseas as political >> we cannot and will not tolerate the chinese government's persecution. nick: but now countries are exposing chinese tactics. last month, the united states attorney for new york's eastern district revealed federal charges that accused lu jianwang and chen jinping of running a police station in new york's chinatown on behalf of china's ministry of public security, or mps. breon peace: the mps officers who have been charged today are not focused on preventing crime. rather, the complaints charge t

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