>> thanks for having me, ali. wellof course, not all russian people are going to buy this, are buying it, you do see a small, small moments of people still trying to protest in the quie ettest most brave ways they can do considering how dangerous it is in to do in the society and we see people putting crosses out there in order to honor the people massacred in bucha, but at the same time you have to realize there is an information vacuum in russia right now, that the only real news that most russians are seeing, except for those who go out of their way to get a vpn and seek that information is coming from the official channel, on tv, on radio, and those are the channels that are spreading these stories, that you're showing, that are terrifying, and also baffling, and how outrageous and outlandish the lies are getting, and yet these are coming from the official channels, from the government, and so, you know, a lot of russian people will believe them, and will buy into them, and you know, the other thing is the more and

oh well, ali stop everything closed the topic, we're going together to the place. i walk alone dot all is well. where is dad for so long? i suppose he has some problems with graduate students at the academy. he's there for the long haul. and that i have a headache . i would lie down in my dad's room. lenya that call the group will explain how to get there. so guys, everyone is ready. they went out to lead. hi hi stas well, thank god i got through to you. what happened? stas be on the alert, please, that is, you think he continues to play. i don't know still playing by his own rules we're coming back. note about me don't worry. i'm in reliable hands of the devil she nevertheless decided to lure him into herself. stas i. i beg you. do whatever. just find her. masha ran away and it seems i know where and why the hell. we will walk a little more, then we will part further. you will go alone. don't worry everything is under control. i will be there. first post, how are things going? nothing suspicious donut, meet. second post how is the situation so far. calm down, nothi

ali? >> well, what we have learned about him is he's been described as an old school general. a blood and soil nationalist. he's been trained in soviet military doctrine that means that they want to obliterate civilian targets to gain battlefield momentum. and we have seen that in syria. he was brought in in 2015 by putin to turn the tide in syria, when they felt that the assad regime may be losing the battle against the other forces there. and he launched a brutal campaign on them. look, he wiped out the idlib area, he wiped out syria's biggest city, aleppo, and that was done by targeting civilian posts, schools, bread lines, hospitals. you know, all of the pillars of civilian use. and the fear is that campaign is going to be accentuated here in the donbas region. that he will establish military air bases like he did in syria to hit the civilians hard, to gain battlefield momentum. to take the donbas area, and of course, he wants to make his mark here so that's why we're thinking it's going to be a really tough battle and a bloody one there. >> ali arouzi, thank you for your

well done. ali told us that everything was in abundance with you and your children.ds. i asked him for money for milk for children, a little girl even asked for cash needs for the mixture. and then, he himself did not give me money. he himself went to the store, what i needed, he bought it himself, but did not run away with money. i’m a man, too, it’s not the woman ksenia who allows money, but ali’s living conditions were good. he currently resides. well, you know, there used to be a cowshed. here in the village, he has no gas, he has a stove. there are three of us with the kids. we were sitting in the same room, we used the heater because i had it cold there. because of this, i went to live with my mother. well, why did you leave your mother for two months to live, it was also cold in summer. what is there to do on your collective farm? tell me, because there is no lover there, it is impossible to find, but there you can. and what's the difference to you? what's the difference to you? what's the difference to you? you are worse than a woman worse, here i have aliets

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sometimes there like labu ali who decided that, well, i'm going to spoiler alert. i can't talk about it but i'll give you what his story is about. abu ali lost the man behind enemy lines. and his band of brothers were people that he trained himself. that he was building this unit to actually try to build a new iraq and again, i come from a military background so this notion of not leaving any man behind is something that i think we can all understand. we've all watched movies like that. if we don't know people ourselves in the military. and what i can say is that it's also not an american trait. this is something that holds otrue for any military around the world or anyone who gives , is ready to lay down their life and sacrifice themselves for their country . so abu ali wanted to talk to me because he lost one of his officers. and i was asking the question that was going to give him the potboiler, to be able to tell me and tell the world how it was that he lost his man. the thing about being a spy as your professional intelligence officer is that you go to work in

as vladimir putin is learning it's going worse and worse, and now lviv is one of the targets as well. >> ali, thank you. andrea mitchell, nbc chief foreign affairs -- sorry for botching your title earlier. >> it don't matter. >> carrick, thank you for joining us. are you anticipating more attacks into the heart of lviv? >> good evening. thank you so much for having me. yes, we are anticipate the attacks will continue. they are right now the result of two things. first, the overall intensive firing and attacks on ukraine cities, we have seen that in kyiv and have seen that in kharkiv, and now putin is basically saying there's no place in ukraine where you can feel safe. and the second point is, this is the revenge of our forces sinking the moskva, and we knew there would be a fight and this is what it is. the first time people have died there when the missile hit and it does shatter all the feelings of safety the people -- all the refugees from all over the country they had there. we will not be able to stop attacks like that if we would not have the fighter jets that for 54 days we have been

well. >> kelly, thank you. ali, let me go to you on what we saw from president zelenskyy this morning. he considers this genocide and it is going to be very difficult to negotiate with the russians when you look at what russia has done here. >> reporter: that's right, hallie. he's saying sanctions isn't enough given what's happened in bucha and the surrounding areas. he's saying the ukrainians need more defense. they need the migs to fight the russians in the air and the systems to intercept missiles. he's calling this genocide what's happened there. he went to visit bucha today. he walked around and is seeing those scenes we've seen on video and he's been very upset by them. he's calling this a slaughter of civilians in the city of bucha. the mayor of bucha had said at least 20 people had been shot execution-style in the back of their hand some of them with their hands tied behind their backs. i don't know if we have time but we can take a listen to what one witness saw there. let's take a listen. >> reporter: all of a sudden the russians started shooting. they hit him above the heel,

ali zhusupov's. during the offensive, she encountered a well-armed unit of nationalists. abdul at ali personally destroyed two enemy tanks. the us state department threatens china, the head of the press service of the netprice department, said at a briefing, if beijing tries to help russia circumvent sanctions the consequences will be serious, and not only on the part of the united states, but also on the part of their allies and partners. at the same time, the pentagon does not hide the fact that washington itself continues to actively help kiev, the ukrainian military is about to begin to learn how to handle american gallop howitzers. apparently the very ones that supply training to kiev will be held outside ukraine for all the trainers, that is, in fact, the pentagon will train instructors. we think we can start the learning process ukrainian armed forces on howitzers that will be going there soon, this training will take place outside of ukraine there is a plan that we are starting to implement and we believe that this training can happen within the next few days from

in the iran is digital economy is helping people turn challenges into opportunities. ali household 0 darren and well known russian ballerina is starting a new life in the netherlands because of the war in ukraine august. we are no vasquez. she was so ashamed by the invasion that she quit the bolshoi valet moscow to dance in amsterdam. al jazeera sat bath and spoke with a defector who has been denounced wacko, her belly shoes, and how far away from the prestigious bolshoi da ballerina august. mir nova says, she opposes the war with every fiber of her soul. she left russia with a heavy heart, and when i think the rush has started to to start on this war, it makes me ashamed of my country. was my country. i was always proud of some culture in sports achievements. and it's truly to really reach culture. smear, nova has been a star dancer at the bull choice in she joined the company more than a decade ago in review. she was described as a rarity, a ballerina whose every movement fiercely meaninglessly right and true. 2 when you cause to captivate audience with beauty and moment, it means or you can tell,

>> well, ali, we expect to see pictures that some, point maybe the next few minutes, maybe the next fewate blinken and secretary of state defense austin in the first face to face meeting with american officials that president zelenskyy has had since russia invaded his country. but, as you alluded, to this trip has been organized in utmost secrecy. the pentagon, the state department giving very few details. we are not clear when and where this is happening. it is possible that the secretary's to senior members of biden's cabin, we'll visit bucha or borodyanka, the sites of those alleged massacres. committed by russian forces. presidential he says he wants to talk about what he always wants to talk about, weapons, weapons, weapons. he wants to know what the u.s. is going to deliver and when. crucially, when it will be delivered. ali, this has been a visit the long time in the making. for the last two weeks we have seen near daily trips to kyiv by european leaders, but this will be the first trip by senior american officials. now, president zelenskyy has said that he would like president b

. >> well, to ali's point, the u.s.as banned russian oil, and european countries are reliant on russia for their energy imports. the sanctions today, though, the administration is hoping will continue to ratcheting up on the pressure, not just economic and political pressure but also making it more difficult for russia to just finance this war because a war of this scale over what could be months if not years as administration officials are warning, it takes a lot of money and supplies and resources to finance. that's sort of where the sanctions here are targeted. here's what the president had to say around those today. >> we are taking additional steps in lockstep with our allies and partners to raise the economic pressure on putin. first, the united states will impose full blocking sanctions on spare bank, by far the largest institutional bank and we are lock down any accounts and funds that those banks hold in the united states. they will not be able to touch any of their money. they will not be able to do any busine

ali. >> good evening, tyler well, the relentless onslaught of mariupol continues day after day, in fact, for 55 days now. and this evening, president zelenskyy in his nightly address said that the situation in mariupol remains tough but possibly unchanged and the russians keep giving the defenders of mariupol an ultimatum. surrender or die, but the brigrade are fighting in that massive steel mill in mariupol are determined to hold the russians back, even though there's only a handful of them fighting there the ukrainian officials are saying the russians are using bunker busters to go deep underground and hit basement facilities of that steel mill. but in that basement, there are civilians hiding there the brigade has released videos of women and children hiding under that steel mill, trying to get away from those russian bombs. but the russians have made very little distinction between military targets and civilians as we have seen time and time again in this war. and of course, the massive offensive in the donbas region, don donetsk and luhansk. but as ukrainians keep saying, that war h

well, thank you, ali, for that report. nbc's ali coming to us from ukraine. joining me now is congresswoman yvette clark of new york. the senate judiciary committee votes tomorrow on whether to advance ketanji brown jackson's nomination to the supreme court. it expected to deadlock along party lines. most republicans on the committee opposing her nomination but still, democrats should be able to push a floor vote now expected to pass with at least one republican, susan collins on record as voting to confirm. what does judge jackson's expected confirmation say to the american people right now, congresswoman? >> well, it's great to be with you, reverend sharpton and this is a very historic moment. we witnessed an excellent, superb candidacy in that of the nominee ketanji brown jackson and what it says to america is that we are moving forward with the vision that we've all had about equality in this country, about raising up those qualified with the talent and ability to some of the highest positions in our land and when you spoke of tomorrow being the anniversa

arouzi in the city of lviv in western ukraine ali. >> reporter: good evening, tyler. well, new satellite imagery shows near mariupol the site of mass graves, which have expanded greatly over the last several weeks. it's adjacent to an existing cemetery just 12 miles west of mariupol the mayor of mariupol is saying that as many as 9,000 bodies have been dumped in that mass grave in another attempt by the russians to cover up atrocities they have committed in ukraine putting it on a far larger scale than the things we have seen in butcha and irpin the mayor is saying that it is the greatest atrocity committed in the 21st century and he's calling it something similar to a reference to the murders and atrocities committed by the nazis in 1941 where they killed up to 34,000 ukrainian jews. as you mentioned earlier, mariupol inside is a disaster. the russians have pretty much taken over that whole city and they have encircled that steel plant, forcing the fighters in there and the civilians in there to surrender or starve to death in their siege and starvation campaign that we'v

have to be taken into account and there is no contradiction here that being with ali and the angels they cry, because well, what is the death of children, any normal person should react normally to this difficult situation with on the other hand, finding themselves in a new situation, where propagandists act, bosses act, higher officers act in order to explain for 10 years what you will give died. it's hard to blame. they give them an ideological basis for that. i am sure that when the special operation on the territory of ukraine is completed successfully, the absolute majority of ukrainians, even those who were forced to hold weapons in their hands under the influence of circumstances, will take a normal healthy position. yes, they adjust the people of politics in their own way, geologists in their own way. yes, therefore, this must also be taken into account, therefore, no matter how hard it is, and in this sense, now, but i think that tomorrow the day after tomorrow we will be able to establish a normal common life together with the ukrainian people, who do not think about a peaceful life just yesterd

we have bank earnings out, we saw wells fargo, should ali bostick -- sonali bostick's work there. and yes we will do twitter and elon musk but we are focused on the set of crises and we see it with the food inflation and numerous countries right now. i think what we want to do is get right to the morning brief. let's do that with kriti gupta. ritika: let's talk -- gerard: let's talk about what we are going to expect with some of these bank earnings. we already had wells fargo earnings but we need to talk about what else we will hear. we heard credit losses are likely to accelerate from historic lows. they bracing for the worse? that is the question we asked jp morgan yesterday and we will keep an eye on what do the buybacks look like as we start to see jp morgan authorizing a $30 billion repurchase plan. will we see that in the light of these rate increases? a lot of these banks sitting on a lot of cash. what will they be doing with it? we will also hear from the ecb, the rate decision at 7:45 a.m. . this is important as we talk about the euro-dollar, seeing a little bid this morn

have to be taken into account and there is no contradiction here, that being with ali and the angels they cry, because welldeath of children any normal person should react normally to this difficult situation on the other hand, finding yourself in a new situation where propagandists act, bosses act, real officers act for 10 years. explain that let perished. well, you're russian.

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. >> and that target, the exact type of target the russians have been striking as well inside ukraine. aliozi, as always, thank you. >>> i want to bring in igor nobokov, former advisor to ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. thank you so much for joining us. let's tick through a few things here that i was just talking to our correspondent on the ground about. first and foremost, though, i want to get a sense of how your friends and family are doing there on the ground, the ones that have remained inside ukraine. how's everybody doing amidst what's happening? >> hello, yasmin. well, we're fine. as you might have heard, the vast majority of the kyiv region has been liberated, so it's probably that first decisive victory in the battle for kyiv. we're safe, and the only ironic and really sad observation is that the situation is more psychologically demanding when it's quiet and you kind of -- you're processing what has happened, but i'll tell you more about it in due course. >> as we're getting through this conversation, igor, let's talk about the strike of the fuel depot inside russia. we

well. joined with ali on the capital for. so good morning. only when we expect a full house vote on the trump -- contempt, what does this mean practically speaking? >> if this were help to members of the january six committee i'm sure there will be here without trying to get this vote in on. but there is one more hurdle that this needs to pass before it becomes official. because right now it is still technically considered a recommendation. by the committee, after a vote unanimously last week too hold former trump advisers, peter navarro and dan scavino, in contempt of congress for refusing to comply with subpoenas for months. those two have signed executive privilege, that they say only for president trump could waive as the reasons we're not talking to the committee. so, now the house rules committee takes this. they're expected to meet tomorrow at 3 pm. if it passes, the house rules committee can then go to the house majority leader who has said that if it passes, he would like to schedule a vote on this right away. and if it does pass, wh

abdu ali zhusupov participated in the environment of a well-armed group of the armed forces, the enemy to break out, a battle ensued, ours was opposed by 15 tanks of about a hundred nationalists company. yusupov destroyed almost all enemy armored vehicles and did not allow the militants to leave the ring. this morning , the belgorod region in the village of golovchino was subjected to new shelling from ukraine - 10 km from the border , three local residents received shrapnel wounds. including two women, both now in the hospital, shells damaged more than 30 houses, destroyed roofs, windows were shattered, many were injured, cars parked in the yards were also damaged by shelling, two branches of the gas pipeline and two high-voltage power lines . by this hour. repair teams. communications have almost been restored, the supply of gas, and electricity, they promise to resume in the next two hours and all day in place. the criminologists of the investigative committee are working. they carefully collect all the evidence of the ukrainian strike, but here's what the villagers themselves say.

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well. joining me now for the latest is nbc foreign correspondent, ali from ukraine, and i do want to focus on the evacuations. what is the status at this moment? >> reporter: well, katy, as you mentioned, the buses being escorted by the red cross did not make it in and the russians made it clear no humanitarian aid or food would get into mariupol, and supplies have been running low for quite sometime, and all food that was on those buses, and we have had reports some people on their own in their own private vehicles made it out of mariupol but the situation continues to be dire. they were hoping to get up to 54 buses in mariupol today to get out thousands of people, but that has not happened. around 150 to 170,000 people still remain heavily hemmed in in mariupol while the russians have that place completely encircled. it's not just mariupol experiencing that, and we spoke to the mayor of chernihiv. and the civilian boats is the only way to get small amounts of humanitarian aid into chernihiv, which that is also running out. a humanitarian disaster after humanitarian disaster, and chernihiv

photos are, of course, beautiful, but life is silent - it's not only ali's gloss yes, if you have the conditions for keeping kira, wellust take it, it doesn’t happen that a person. oh how the hamster took and bought the wolf it doesn’t happen, it happens in different ways, you know, and just like that they buy and don’t know, why do you probably live in a separate house. no, i live in my own apartment. your apartment is large enough to accommodate the predator. predator is about the type of food. they are about behavior. if we compare the dimensions of the enclosure and the dimensions of the apartment with you, then in the apartment, of course, she is more comfortable with an apartment at her disposal is a two-room apartment. and how would you treat a neighbor with a she-wolf. you know i'm first would ask a question. yes, that is, how much a person correctly contains. uh, the animal is here, what moment? we're talking about walks. if like this, i just run into an outsider who says that i have a wolf, then, of course, i will have fear, because i don’t know if his animal was brought up not by neighbors who, well, just,

well, don't let poly. he'll escal magickal. nissan. emmy. good lady patty, havoc, ali, whom i benji the medium of which so miss yula are unity. we will pay equity. melissa, this of course is because the spaghetti martin was over, over a deadly and all i saw on the courses. i think his authority, i can be wrong if she balance sheets kula fanny pre said he, i saw, but he knew suspended nearly can all yet by the his walk unit by law of whether to it's law in our units. we need a jenna, it's ivy. medea is equal to refer to new pacer password. then i can put different together the, our presentation on the right map. bear with me. ok, well do of massive or 2nd will fit for georgia with the vehicle. it will demand an appeal young. why use? so sway a cute who soft? my 1st name is awful. the su cushman. joe taylor, the shows market to book 10 more than kitchen. is your choice for 7 years. she passed away to it? no, i imagine. mm 1st of all he shows secure us visuals in which he must from the departed classes. i couldn't pull us with me or to rec wilkinson, your modesty poetry o

as i mentioned in addition to hosting duties on this show ali velshi has been hosting his own show on the weekends here as well, hosting from ukraine, and from borderingfr countries wher he has been these last few weeks and i mention this because yesterday, if you caught ali's msnbc show, you might have seen him interviewing this gentleman, on the right side of your screen, if you're a long time viewer of this show, that guest might look familiar to you. his name is vladimir kara-murza. and mr. kara-murza apparently honked the dreams of vladimir putin. the first major opposition figure to emerge as a potential rival to vladimir putin who was an expenditure billionaire who won the one russian oil company who knew what it was doing, mikhail khodorovsky, if you want to read the back story, i think it isba an amazing, it is in a book i wrote, and he became the richest businessman in russia and challenged putin. he made this public challenge that russia needs toli be a rea democracy and the government needs to stop stealing everything and stopne being so corrupt. that was such a threat to vladimir putin that putin

well, we heard for the first time from ali harbi ali, this 26—year—old from ali harbi ali, this 26—year—old october of last yearand said he sir david amess in october of last year and said he had basically done it as a response to a 2014 vote in the house of commons in which the vast majority of mps, some 500, voted in favour of air strikes against the islamic state group as it then was as it was taking territory in iraq and syria and he said i decided to do it because if i could kill someone who had voted to kill muslims i could prevent harm to other muslims. it is one of the list. meaning one less mp who he felt was going to harm muslims. he denies murder and preparing for acts of terrorism, which is something the judges going to address later with thejury, but speaking judges going to address later with the jury, but speaking to the prosecutor today, the jury, but speaking to the prosecutortoday, he the jury, but speaking to the prosecutor today, he said to ali harbi ali, you don't think you did anything wrong will stop and ali harbi ali replied, nothing. ifi thought i did anything wrong

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well, don't threaten. and then i can accept the challenge. i found an interesting entry on alivanov's computer. wiretapping of my conversations, it was you who gave it to boris andreevich. i love groovy, energetic and strong, i don’t want you to spoil life, i offer the world. i'll announce my conditions for the world later, we 'll meet in a couple of days and we'll discuss everything. if you have everything see you my first birthday is free in my honor remember you said that parents need to forgive? send me, please, i'm so guilty before you. forgive me, please forgive me, forgive me, forgive me. happy birthday my friend. lisa well , happy birthday to you and hope that all your hardships. now they will be in the past. thank you . wait, these are not empty words. i have good news for you. what well let's start with the fact that the deed to the house turned out to be fake, as i expected. what, that is, my house? moreover, i found an account that i did not get to. larisa your father, shortly before his death, issued it in your name and there. there's a good amount. well wow thank

meeting, he stabs her david more than 20 times and if that part of the plan was for ali harbi ali to die that day as wellarlier today outside the old bailey here, the policeman a statement after proceedings finished. it's clear that the man who begins a life sentence today is a cold, calculated and dangerous individual. his attack was stopped by two essex police constables who apprehended this dangerous man whilst he was still armed with the knife he had used to kill sir david. their actions were nothing short of heroic, and they undoubtedly prevented others from being harmed. their bravery and the bravery of the members of the public who witnessed the incident, called 999 and provided invaluable information to the police, was remarkable. now know that ali harbi ali had once been a student was up he was in fact studying a medical degree but he became a police referred to as self radicalised in 2014. begin looking at a lot of islamic state propaganda online even planet one point a trip to fight with is in syria but eventually dropped that idea and decided the trip was too difficult to make. and he did not

in lviv, including a 3-year-old child that said kharkiv was injured there as well so no safety for anyone here anymore. >> ali, thank you very much. i want to turn to clint watts now to tell us how russian groups have been regrouping and how mariupol is so important for both sides. clint? >> reporter: russia continues to position its forces. those that came from kyiv into belgorod and moving them down towards izyum. but the real story today is happening in mariupol. we've been talking over the last two to three weeks you how the russians have surrounded mariupol on all sides. mariupol is important for the russians because they created this land bridge her and secondly they moved in here from russia, the last part of that koslineall of them pushed here to this iron and steel with. the russians have offered for the ukrainian military to stand down and surrender and they will not. when you look at this facility here, this is going to be a tough fight for the russians. the longer the ukrainian military can hold out here, the less time the russians will have to reposition their forces north towards donbas. in term

hemingways machoism or something, but i thought they'll dealt with him as a person quite well in that and so muhammad ali is a gold standard because the footage you have of him and we'll be just spectacular back to your children ages 17. yeah, 15 13. yes. okay. what has been your approach because i know i've picked up over the years and we've talked to interview situations that they've traveled an enormous amount with you enormous. how many kind of places have you taken them and why they become my magic bus trips we go everywhere i take them to historic sites and in particular national parks on hope it rubs off they complain about it some depending on the circumstances, but i found ways to mix it up one is that we're trying to visit every baseball stadium in america. so if you go to see the cubs in chicago, we then also go to the you know, the chicago arts institute or or visit jane adams whole house or you know, you know, we'll do things that are history related to the trip and then the baseball games. of a payoff and we all like it but my wife's become a big baseball. fanatic and but mainly we just go

ali, how is capitol hill reacting to this? >> wellalex, our team is out to several gop lawmakers who are specifically mentioned in these new details. and we haven't heard back yet. but the back story here is, we know that former white house chief of staff mark meadows briefly cooperated with the january six committee last year. he turned over thousands of text messages, documents. then he stopped cooperating. the committee then subpoenaed him. he claimed executive privilege, did not cooperate with those subpoenas. now he's facing potential criminal charges with the doj. because of, this the committee filed an almost 250-page court motion late friday, saying exactly why they want meadows to come in and testify. the five-ing includes testimony from a former white house aide named cassidy hutchinson. she goes into the details of what he knew about january 6th. she says that he was warned that events on january 6th could turn violent, and despite this warning he went forward with plans for transit trump's rally on the ellipse. and plans t

>> well, we'll have to see. as aliof a congressional recess, unfortunately for congressional reporters. but i would say a couple of things. there's a couple of things that are undoubtedly true. kevin mccarthy cannot become speaker without donald trump's support or donald trump taking a pass on dumping all over him. that's number one. and number two, if there's anything that republicans will be angry at mccarthy for, it will be splitting with donald trump. he's very rarely done that. no one could accuse kevin mccarthy of not being loyal to donald trump. and i will note, garrett, that some of those things that are in this book by jonathan martin and alex burns, which everyone should go buy, he said publicly. he said publicly trump was to blame for the insurrection, although he later walked those things back. so i think, listen, i think that kevin mccarthy, his main goal is to neutralize -- anything from neutralize to ensure the support of donald trump and everything he does should be viewed through that lens. >> and ali,

it's now in talks with the international monetary fund, as well as china and india, two of its biggest creditors. aliabout his plans to dig sri lanka out of its economic crisis. it was kind of a fact that we did not have the money and we had to declare a moratorium. but i am sure and confident that our creditors, we will discuss with them, find a way to restructure it and then probably we will gain market access as soon as possible. again, very difficult for me to give a timeline. i hope and pray that it is as soon as possible, probably six months, one year down the line, i don't know. ., ,. , , know. you were discussing with china. where _ know. you were discussing with china. where other _ china. where other conversations?- china. where other conversations? we had discussions _ conversations? we had discussions and - conversations? we had discussions and they i conversations? we had. discussions and they are ongoing. we are confident we will come to. but right now immediately, i don't see anything right now. the ambassadorfor anything right now. the ambassador for china interlink are mentioned it i

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>> hey there, ali the russian ministry defense says it destroyed an oil refinery as well as three separate fuel depots. and as he described early this morning in that southern historic port city of odessa, huge plumes of smoke can be seen, multiple explosions hard. the residents there. ali, this appears to be a targeted precision strike similar to what we saw a week ago here in lviv on saturday of last weekend. there was a fuel depot targeted here. several people were injured in this strike. but again, this appears to be a targeted a strike in that southern port city of odessa. no word on any injuries just yet. the ukrainians say that civilian infrastructure, critical infrastructure, was targeted. with, again russian ministry of defense saying that they have to destroy an oil refinery. and three separate fuel depots. nowhere it on any injuries. but this was a city that had been preparing for strikes for the past several weeks. this all comes, as you just heard richard report there, that fighting is continuing in the east and in the south. my question, is will the russian forces, now that t

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ali, what is the situation there tonight. >> good evening, lawrence, well you know it's another tragiccutor called the entire country a crime scene. tonight, i also want to bring you the remarkable story of this young woman actually a teenager that we met today. she was just 11 years old when the russians invaded the crimea area eight years ago. and now, at the age of 19, she's had to escape her home and come here to lviv. she no longer -- train in kramatorsk just two days before they bombed the train station. when a bomb that train station, close friend of hers, just 16 years old was killed in that brutal attack. i want you to take a listen to what she had to tell us today. >> are you worried that the russians are going to encircle that whole area? >> yeah, really worried. and i think about every day, actually. and they're scared of that because, i know what it was like in 2014 with donetsk and all the other, like russian controlled area of my region. and i'm really scared of it because i don't want to lose my hometown and my ability to live in there and that stuff. >> and lawrence, s

does the committee, ali, intend to subpoena any of these individuals before them. >> well yasmin, we know the committee asked janet hannity to voluntarily come in and testify back in january. he didn't end up cooperating. it didn't go past, that they didn't issue any subpoena. it's unclear whether these newly-surfaced text will change that. we're not really sure if the committee had these texts prior to them servicing and be published online. for right now, i asked the january six committee whether this would change their thinking and push them to call hannity back in, either voluntarily, or by subpoena. they're saying they're not commenting on this new reporting. as far as other fox personalities, it's highly unlikely that any of them will be called in. according to this reporting, the main majority of the communication between former white house chief of staff mark meadows and these fox personalities was with sean hannity. these text showed just how involved and invested hannity was in these efforts to overturn the 2020 election results. specifically in one text exchange from novem