she looked happy. >> andre was happy? >> yeah.l were happy. >> at age 8, marcus found himself welcoming a little brother named marquis. >> i think once my little brother came into the picture it was more, you know, i realized that it wasn't just the two of us anymore but we're actually starting to become a family. >> and there were two other stepsiblings in the mix, andre jr. and andrea. and you get along with them? >> yeah. it was pretty great. i had a brother and a sister at home, and it was a pretty cool experience. >> another cool experience, for the first time having a dad. >> he taught me how to swim. he taught me how to throw a football. he even rode me on the back of his motorcycle a few times. it was good to actually have a male figure in the house that i could, you know, do stuff with. >> so andre was living up to his job as your father? >> yeah. yeah, he was. >> for marcus and his mom, everything seemed just perfect. >> honestly, it was like a complete family. it felt like i finally had a complete family. it was the bes

we have andre backs on all of that. so andre, what does russia need from north korea? it's been reported in west and so kohls that russia simply need small alternative around small bits and pieces for that war. and ukraine. well, i don't think that a career noon and goal is, uh, as it main uh, you know, point of interest to know me are much more interesting in the far is starting a situation. and it seems to be, and this is the point of view or something. oh our experts, the thing that uh uh, in the p, the, to come north got it can play a role which i played in the 1962 in the, in the struggle. busy between more school and a washing don't show the. busy mainly what discrepancy now do you see the far eastern situation and global situation as a cool, who's stuck on to addictions between the, to me with the super forest. and then you are url that those color you can play in these uh, uh, this uh, you know, situation. so, i mean, what do you make of those claims? can north korea play a significant role? do you expect north korea will be providing russia with arguments and

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okay, andre briefly before i bring backs it on to the conversation, your response to that. and also i wanted to find out why, you know, even after russia pulled out of the deal, if it was genuine about it, why did it for upset also, attack ukrainian facilities, ukrainian, grand storage facilities, facilities. we saw a tax on the part of a desa as well. why? what, but actually very or what it was that uh there must have gone through either give to the opportunity for all great. and if with less just a goal or, or we will uh, back direct agreements as we originally started with the can start as states and the cable ready negotiation of this 6 applicant, a states in the, in the weeks to, to, to come re show supply that free of charge, but this was not the way over developing the 30th and relations, but the, but we could that kind of do not have any of the opportunity just to go. okay, let us sit out your thoughts about what we just heard from both andrey and michael and also how you think to a key and present, or the one can convince russia to return to this d. o, the, the rus

okay, andre your response if you want to respond. and i also want to put to the question about a present or the one offerings offering himself as a mediator to resolve this conflict between russia and ukraine. ah, how does moscow view this and is there still room an appetite for diplomacy? well actually the last thing is that we can dial to the sincere we sure all of the gone to be sincere, remediate, or uh, key is uh, the member arriving dokey is the member of the nato. and we are open to leak having the, the, or, uh, well, uh against it and they have to on the 3rd, is that a of ukraine? so this is a very strange. sure. uh, you know, i mean the 8 or which belongs to the block. we are waging war we, we uh so uh, i don't think that up this that them so it means the gun of your reach. uh, uh, you know, some, uh, some send you both success so, okay. uh, if you would like to go and he is free, but it seems to me that mainly visa attempts to uh, to on the line is that frontier needs to be let me do that or because of the attempt to put in

ahÍ estÁ andrÉ pierre. partidos ha dirigido como entrenador siboldi y es el primero que le toca con los tigres en contra de los zorros. todos los ha perdido en contra de los rojinegros del atlas. josÉ: cinco perdidos en cinco dirigidos. >> quÉ insinÚa al principio? josÉ: este es juan pablo vigon, aquÍ no le mete el cuerpo a vallarta y termina ganando la pelota el rojinegro. otro ausente, anderson santa marÍa. muchas ausencias, por lo menos un par de ausencias importantes en cada equipo. rocha la juega con nervo, martÍn para abella. este es solari. zapata en el apoyo, nervo adelante. jasiel para abella, lo apreta fulgencio. quedo largo para martÍnez. jasiel mete el cuerpo y termina tocando a solari y serÁ saque lateral para los tigres. se va para saque lateral y esta Ángulo listo en 17 minutos de partido. enrique: quiere que se recupere rÁpido cÓrdova, es importante para siboldi. josÉ: estÁ don camilo, ahora gabi. el balÓn en los pies de javier abella. nervo jugando para jasiel, martÍnez, se gira rocha. cuid

glad to what andre says before bringing us back to crime in a less than 2 years. will russia things victory and new crane? what's your response to that? that would be a miracle kind of by any standard. they are not doing well on several front lines of whether it's land base the, the long front line that stretches from north of ukraine to the south. but also obviously in crimea novel also able being able to protect it. sounds kaiser. and i'm also wondering how does the average russian think about this, whether they live in crimea, or they live in the outskirts of moscow, or even central mosque jobs, that they are now getting a taste of what ukrainians throughout ukraine face every day. this barrage of muscles and drones. so i, i wonder what this means for mr buttons. uh, hold on power. the other thing uh, we should say uh, is that uh, what russia has done with crime. yeah. in the past decades is the a fits into a pattern of not only disregarding its own international bilateral treaties, but also of control genocide. what's been done in crimea to the crime in terms

and in that most go andre back ton of deputy chairman of the association of russian diplomats. he's also a former, a russian ambassador to saudi arabia in london to montela sacrifice the senior electra in security and development at king's college, london. and the also of russian imperative. and we've visited from disengagement to hedge money. and in new york, michael bull, secure senior fellow at the atlantic council, and a former spokesman for the o. s. c e. special function mission to ukraine of i will welcome to all of you, michael. let's start with you. the, the black fleet head, the quote says it's a major high profile target. how did you claim put office attack? sure, well um look, you referred to uh the correspond to referred to that area as uh, military for transfer but were seeing because of the printed a tax is nothing more than a sign kyle: so even that's kind of a compliment. i mean, the fact that the russian, i'm sorry, the fact that the ukranian rockets were able to penetrate the highly vaunted s 400 bucks in their defense system is absolutely astounding. look, n

oh, you know, we have origin. andre. if, if russia it could bosco it expects, it's this attack, why did it not back to defend its black sea fleet headquarters? it was the only a, a real shot to way of defending against such attempts each uh, you know, or stag even get braces. the base is the whole thing. and so i'm starting to assume that you show me your brain. i think what will happen in some of the theater. so i remember for sure that the actual share well uh the smoke do sure. what to stream the show your screen, you know the 3 and don't get it. so perhaps you can also look to and i'm not sure why should i pull to see if we should care for that for you if you do start against these bases. so. busy go, going to andre saying that this attack was to be expected, but it didn't come as a surprise. do you agree with that? yes, i think that it is clear that already now for several months, it's not over a year that the you know, you that your printers i've been trying to, um, we can uh, russians and military presence in prem

. >> i wanted to come back to andre and talk about the grain deal. we heard president putin say russia would only be ready to rejoin the deal once agreements are fulfilled. talk to us about the conditions and why russia pulled out that the agreement and what it wants to see happening in order for it to rejoin. >> it was the only way out for us because for one here nothing happened dealing with the obligation of the western countries to give the opportunity for the russian grain and fertilizer. the rest of the countries do not fulfill their obligations. only 3% of the grain came to africa. more than 80% came to europe. the pretext for the agreement was the necessity to fulfill the grain export to africa and other countries that are in need because of the hunger. it was a great mistake of our government that we waited for one year before we terminated our participation. we should have done it after two or three months. >> let me ask michael to respond to that. >> over 50% of the 33 million metric tons of grain went to developing countries. i returned f

, buenas tardes andrÉs dinos qu propuestas abordan >> como estÁn son varias entre las que destaca puesbiÉn el nÚmero de oficiales que patrullan y andan por las calles a muchos residentes y comerciantes con los que converse dicen que esto no es lo que ellos quieren en presencia de la guarda nacional >> hoy cuando trabajÁbamos encontramos este negocio que fue robado y entraron el dueÑo nos dijo que le robaron todo sus cigarrillos, en esa misma esquina nos encontramos con estos comerciantes todos dice que han sido vÍctimas de robos, jesÚs dijo que piensan en organizarse ellos mismos con guardias privados el gobernador tiene que activar la guardia nacional >> cuantas veces las han robado? >> ocho veces, tres en el mÍo interÉs en el de mi hijo y no son de mi esposa >> este aÑo? >> en este aÑo que >> en este vÍdeo de seguridad se ve como los ladrones entraron a robar >> con esta cuestiÓn es mejor cerrar >> otra vÍctima del crimen se ve desbordada >> es una situaciÓn muy dura a mÍ me han metido en el negocio y otras veces llegan con herramientas pesadas cortan los portones de hierro, la ciuda

josÉ andrÉs, thank you. >> every disaster you go to, josÉ andrÉs is there helping.chef josÉ andrÉs when cnn presents a original of josÉ andrÉs and family in spain, sunday nine pm eastern pacific, right here. just ahead, the latest in our champions for change secrets, sanjay gupta discovers as to a woman who almost lost her daughter due to a shortage of lifesaving drugs. she is now fighting to make sure that doesn't happen to other parents. ♪ ♪ wherever you go. wherever you stay. all you need is one key. earn and use rewards across expedia, hotels.com, and vrbo. all this week, we are bringing you amazing stories about everyday people doing the extraordinary to change our world for the better. people like laura break. she fought to get a lifesaving drug for her daughter, and now is trying to ensure that no other parent has to go through what she did. doctor sanjay gupta has more on this champion for change. >> four years ago, my husband mike and i were sitting in a hospital room when our child, abby, was diagnosed with leukemia. i think anybody who has been in a life

all right, andre, thank you. now, the uaw represents all the workers all over the country , including workers here in california and along the west coast. the auto workers are at plants in six cities, three of those cities are in california. the manteca rancho cucamonga and ontario. there are also auto plants in portland, reno and yucca, arizona. the uaw leader here on the west coast says these plants are not affected right now by the strike. but he fully supports the union's decision to walk off the job. the detroit three automakers have made a quarter of a trillion. that's trillion with a t dollars in profits in the last nine years. they've made $21 billion in profits in the first half of 2023 alone. now, miller says he's going to work very closely with union leaders in detroit to make sure all of the auto workers affected by the striker on the same page. governor gavin newsom has one month now to sign or veto hundreds of bills on his desk after the legislative session ended for the year last night. and garcia,

se encuentra en san francisco en uno de los puntos de protestas andrÉs. >> ¿quÉ tal? ¿cÓmo estÁs?r esta protesta que estÁ organizada por un grupo que se llama y que estÁn visitando que viven acÁ y estÁn protestando la llegada en el Área de la bahÍa del primer ministro israelÍ >>> ellos dicen principalmente que la democracia bajo su mandato pues estÁ muriendo algo que no se habÍa visto en el estado de israel de hecho estoy con una de las organizadoras por quÉ ustedes estÁn protestando la llegada por quÉ es lo que dicen que netanyahu estÁ acabando >>> nosotros estamos acÁ para decir, que no es asÍ >>> nuestra familia en israel y decir que no podemos seguir asÍ con todas las leyes que no quiere cambiar que no va ser un ciudadano democrÁtica quÉ es lo que reclaman que quieren cambiar. >> Él piensa que no puede tener tanta fuerza piensa que tiene demasiada fuerza la verdad que estÁ en israel para cuidado. >> los que no pueden gozar o no pueden tener la fuerza en israel por la situaciÓn polÍtica y por la situaciÓn democracia que hay en israel >>> netanyahu tiene una reuniÓn con elon mus

basically two out of three match with andre the giant who is not yet named andre the giant they go therefore the match they theplan it's going to be once te first one that andre wins a second one and a stunning comeback from the tie. as like the birthday of the iraqi military i was going to be a big party. the trouble is after they're they aredone have the secret bae again nobody can know wrestling is fixed. being printed out and shaking hands before the match with all the dignitaries. one is saddam he says you're going to do great be victorious. i hope on c-span i can quote a swear but thiss guy -- you're going to take him down he tries a think funny he's going to get this it lifts up his coat has a solid gold pistol. he said if he does anything to you i'm going to put bullets in him not to send back to france in a pine box. when he is like waves. he is winning the second match and i don't know whether that meant -- i don't know. he goes into the match was in a headlock at one point. he does not speak a great friendship. andre doesn't arabic they're fumbling through english you have to

the giant who is not yet named andre the giant was just andre roussimoff in baghdad and. they go there and before the match plan that it's going to be adnan wins the first one. then andre wins the second one. and then stunning from the tie, adnan wins the third one and it was the anniversary of it was like the birthday of the iraqi military. so everybody had their kalashnikovs. it was going to be big party and. the trouble is after they're having their secret conference backstage because again, nobody can know wrestling is fixed. you know, is being carried out and shaking hands before the match with all the dignitaries. and one of them is saddam. and says you're going to do great, be victory is adnan. i hope on c-span i can quote a swear word like this guy is a -- going to take him down? and if tries anything funny, he's going to get this and. he lifts up his coat and has a solid gold pistol. yeah. and he says if he does anything to you, i'm to put bullets in him and they're going to have to send back to france in a pine box. and it was. and adnan was like, oh, wait, he's

what message is president put in sending to the world by appearing on television with andre throw ship. is this from your vantage point? a clear sign that the kremlin will be exerting more control over the group? well, the kremlin, present, the bush in aspire to control the group or not the group of last rest of it because big we're really need the price. there's a problem there. is there need it in the primarily on the front rod, but also most of the day are operations in the middle east and that's really good too. so yes. so that's what basically pushing was going from the been kind of find the price of the partner price. so sent me a match or the retreat it from us. so there was a meeting in the crowd and one between push in the box, another group leadership. and then she was also pressing the same thing as why she did was bad. but here we just ship. it was bad, bad. a bad thing. but you're good guys. you should find is go and find for mother to rush. so yes, that's what they want. they want to know. but without this leadership, now there is no way to ship this. after this all worke

uh andre. uh as well as, but they're talking about the, the role that tunisia currently is playing in all of this. and the fact that italy and, and other european countries would like to affect this deal with him to try to, to stop a migraines from crossing the sea. i want to ask you about that because there is a, a debate as i understand among e, lawmakers right now. uh, many of them are quite upset about the prospect of a deal. and and uh and, and there is concern also about human rights, but human rights violations in tunisia perhaps taking place. so i want to ask you how complicated this could be and, and if from your perspective. busy is a chance that this could actually work. it's my law is a g. the agreement is not over ation yet. so for the very simple reason that you know which i promise it is, 1st of all, something like 9 out of the need you and your to, to need a phone condition that the i a mass in the meanwhile would have agreed with a lower denisia, which to my mortgage is not yet

a typical jose andres and pinotxo breakfast. understand, all these things, you can buy them -just right there in the market. -mmm. [carlota laughs] [jose] the general store where jordi does all his shopping is, of course, la boqueria, the beating heart of barcelona. it's one of the most famous food markets in the world. officially opened in 1836, people have been selling and buying food here since the 13th century. i used to come here as a boy to explore and discover. i will wander around, visiting all these traders and vendors to smell and taste all kinds of new and different foods from all over the world. okay, we're gonna go after to see one of my friends, -and he's gonna cook for us, quim. -quim! he'll cook anything, but he knows what i like the most is... [ines] surf and turf. [jose] you might think surf and turf began in america. believe it or not, catalonians invented surf and turf. we call it mar i muntanya, sea and mountain. look at where we are. barcelona sits on the northeast coast of spain, right on the mediterranean

hey, andre, good morning. according to state officials, the number of cal guard troops at cal virginia's port of entry will increase by 50. this means on average right now, there's about 40 soldiers and airmen at each port that will become 60. this all in an effort to stop the flow of drugs into the state. according adding to the state, 65% of narcotics in the us are trafficked through california's southern border. so what can you expect to see if you're traveling through those port of entries? this is what officials had to say, what they call secondary vehicle inspections and what happens there is a vehicle will be tagged that has narcotics in it and our soldiers and airmen will actually do the physical inspection and determine where the narcotics are and recover them. the second part is what we call a vehicle x ray program. so vehicles, suspicious vehicles are tagged and they go through an x ray. and our soldiers and airmen, man, those x ray machines. and the unique value of that is all the work that we do o

the new man andre puzenkov he is two years old, living near mogilev, while drinking , is disturbed byals. andrey laureates, winner of republican and international competitions and festivals of mogilevka drink and live holy in the city is widely marked the day of the independence of the republic to give the difference. mogilev is having a pull. to the memory, the memory technician jointly russian belarusian, the project, electing the united juveniles of two ukraine this year. yes, they have improved, and the schoolchildren of armenia and kyrgyzstan are on the project platform. shmat officers andrey puzyomka comes off calmly duck and young goose hands in the local studio stephanie and sophia throw out song for the passengers is not overpriced enemy. it seems to me that the island of branches is a symbol of this love. people ask me to calm down by chance, and from the tops. people ask me to sleep. la-layte, o red bugs are not like a barbie doll does not want the main luxury does not want. vocalist andrea puzyankov, bring dad alexander sergeevich to take it. for example, andrey puzenkov o

yeah, andre, good morning to you. just outside city hall here in oakland at the frank ogawa plaza. you can see behind me several firefighters, first responders all here preparing for their version of remembrance ceremonies today. a large flag flown by the oakland fire department tonight. there you see it right there. just flying in front of city hall this morning. we expect to hear from those firefighters as well as mayor shang tao within the next ten minutes. let's take you across the bridge over to san francisco. that's where first responders had a ceremony of their own just under the bay bridge outside fire station 35. there they read the names of the more than 401st responders killed, rushing to the scene of the disasters in manhattan. we heard from mayor london breed, who says as a major city, 9/11 hits close to san francisco, especially considering one of the four flights was bound for sfo. even though it's been 22 years in many instances, it's still feels like it was yesterday. and many of us can still remember

y la falta de estacionamiento para residentes locales debido a las reparaciones que se realizan, andrÉstra alÍi en las calles donde esto iniciÓ el domingo por la noche ¿cÓmo estÁ la situaciÓn? cuÉntanos >>> quÉ tal, estamos entre la calle green y fillmore. estamos con la aplicaciÓn mÓvil y les quiero mostrar aquÍ cÓmo continÚan los trabajos de reparaciÓn. ustedes pueden ver justo aquÍ se encuentra el socavÓn. es gigantesco hueco donde todo comenzÓ y ahora desde las cuadrillas estÁn tratando de romper mÁs calle, mÁs cemento y asfalto para comenzar a recuperar el terreno perdido y pues, eventualmente en algÚn momento, hemos visto que hay personas que han venido a tomarle fotos. me dicen que esto ha sido un gran inconveniente puesto que son unas cuatro cuadras las que estÁn cerradas. lo bueno de personas, estas calles, no pasa el autobÚs pero si quiere saber cuÁndo estos trabajos van a finalizar y cuÁndo para poder reabrir por completo esta entidad, tambiÉ hay casas y locales que resultaron afectados por este socavÓn. lo que vamos a investigar es cuando esperan las autoridades que los trab

andrÉs, "noticiero telemundo" 48. >>> gracias, andrÉs.dultos y a un menor en relaciÓn a 4 robos a mano armada, ocurrieron ayer en la tarde en cuestiÓn de 45 minutos, las autoridades consideran que esos sospechosos estÁn conectados con dos o tres robos a mano armada en oakland y barclays, una vÍctima prefiriÓ darle sus pertenencias que confrontar a los criminales. >>> una camioneta negra, dos sujetos se bajaron, me apuntaron con pistola. >>> una mujer sospechosa fue arrestada en la escena, tres sospechosos huyeron, pero fueron atrapados. informaciÓn mÁs detallada de esta historia la tendremos para ustedes esta tarde en nuestro noticiero. un peatÓn fue arrollado mortalmente en el este de oakland, un auto que viajaba ayer cerca de las 9: 30 por international boulevard golpeÓ al transeÚnte que cayÓ en la calle y fue arrollado por otro vehÍculo, el primer coche fue robado de una ciudad vecina. ambos conductores se dieron a la fuga, pero uno de ellos fue arrestado. ♪(mÚsica)♪ el presidente biden continÚa de visita en el Área de la bahÍa. hoy es

well, andre felt off as a former deputy foreign minister of russia. he's my guest this week on conflicts down joining us from most.

i am jose andres.ain is the land where my passion for cooking began and now i'm taking my daughters. wow that is pure crunch. take a look at this. to taste the food. oh, my god. it's unbelievable. that made me who i am. this is traditionally done. >> where are we heading next? you're probably not easily persuaded to switch mobile providers for your business. but what if we told you it's possible that comcast business mobile can save you up to 75% a year on your wireless bill versus the big three carriers? it's true. plus, when you buy your first line of mobile, you get a second line free. there are no term contracts or line activation fees. and you can bring your own device. oh, and all on the most reliable 5g mobile network nationwide. wireless that works for you. it's not just possible. it's happening. stop by granger for the ones who get it done. jose andres and family in spain new episodes sundays at 9:00 on cnn. so has taylor swift entered her red era and omg the nfl has a super bowl halftime show

andre good morning to you.e see the bay area waking up this morning here just outside the walnut creek station. we see waves of folks coming out of the parking garage going through the gates here. and you can imagine what this might have looked like years ago when it was just a lot more busy. and that's what bart and several other public agencies are trying to go back to, this idea of transit month. well, it's simple and it's something that's been in play for the last eight years. it's basically an attempt to try to get and retain more people onto public transit modes of public transit. i should say. now, that, of course, has been much more of a challenge since the covid 19 pandemic. bart saying the era of employees working from home is forcing them to be more creative on how to retain those riders, and that low ridership is leading to a problem in funding some issues of safety have also seemed to be one hurdle in convincing riders to use bart and other modes of transportation. some we spoke to this morning say

. >> jose andres and family in spain. new episodes sundays at 9:00 on cnn. >> a shutdown would include food just in the transportation side alone, shutting down air traffic control, training at the exact moment when the country recognizes the need for more, not less. atc staffing and when we finally got cancellations back at or below normal rates, the air traffic controllers who would be working in the towers, they wouldn't get paid. they're under enough stress as it is doing that job. >> that was transportation secretary pete buttigieg warning of air travel disruptions if congress fails to pass a bill to fund the government before the september 30th deadline. that, of course, is five days away. federal agencies have already started the formal process of preparing for a shutdown, which could have an enormous impact on all americans. let's take a look at some of the actual consequence pieces to this debate on capitol hill. first, air travel during the 2019 shutdown, hundreds of tsa officers called out of work, many of them

jose andres is a culinary master. victims in disaster zones all around the world.ell now, he is taking a very special trip back to his home country of spain to share the food, to share the culture and the people with his american born daughters. the journey was documented on our sister platform discovery plus, in the series jose andres and family in spain which is now coming to cnn. here is a preview. >> hello people, i am jose andres. a chef who loves to feed the world. spain is the land where my passion for cooking began. it's the happiness of all this. i moved to america three decades ago and now i'm taking my daughters, carlotta, inez and lutia all the way around my beloved home country. i want them to see it all, learn it all and taste it all from the most simple iconic foods to the more sophisticated and unique food of my home land. >> this is the most amazing meal. >> this is a trip filled with adventures, traditions, celebrations, and of course, celebrations, and of course, lots of delicious food. >> jose andres and family inlosf spain, premiers sunday nigh

se trata de andrÉs, conocido como andrÉs rey, nos revela todo lo que se ha hablado si es un mito o realidad en realidad yo soy un actor. es actuar de luis miguel, estudiar cÓmo camina, sus movimientos, mi mejores perfiles. la sonrisa es parecida, entonces siempre trato de ubicarme de la mejor manera, que mÁs me favorezca para poder brindar ese servicio en su plenitud. puede existir la variable de la mutaciÓn. hoy me parezco y en dos aÑos ya no. entonces ahÍ se terminÓ todo. esto nunca se sabe. porque puede Él decir el dÍa de maÑana no canto mÁs, o bueno, quien sabe. paola: y los rumores de los dobles estuvieron en la orden del dÍa mientras luis miguel estaba en argentina. te contrata luis miguel cada vez que va a argentina como su doble? andrÉs: hay cuestiones de confidencialidad que no puedo contar. me encantarÍa poder de contar mÁs cosas. pero conozco a luis miguel, es una persona maravillosa. es una persona que trabaja con mucho respeto. paola: no tienes fotos con el? andrÉs: tÚ no puedes entrar a los lugares con cÁmara de sacar fotos ni con celular tampoco.es muy estricta, y las condici

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this was a strange game, from the moment andre onana let the lead slip beneath him.istake by onana. now he's a player united did sign in the summer. at half time it was 2—0, and bayern�*s dominance seemed that emphatic. leading united's optimism was 20—year—old rasmus hojland. the game was close and immediately distant. that's a handball and a penalty — on this occasion. think kane would miss the opportunity? kane scores. clinical. well, he's joined a winning team and bayern led throughout. but it was 3—2 for about four minutes. promising in there for casimero and they've managed to squeeze another one in! and then bayern scored their fourth in added time and united made it 4—3 before the final whistle. seven goals and a defeat and through it all, have united defined their direction? not sure. arsenal, back in the champions league, were unstoppable against psv eindhoven. saka sharp for the first goal. accomplished finishes followed before half time by trossard and by gabrieljesus. all the arsenal forwards were right on target and the best finish of the lot might have

well, andre felt off as a former deputy foreign minister of russia. he's my guest this week on conflicts own joining us from moscow. how much should the west be concerned about putting closing up with north korea is putting out of options, of course, that there is a venture as a venture of the nuclear war on korean peninsula. and with more evidence of russian atrocities in ukraine who will be held accountable. andre fail door of welcome to conflicts out thank you. investigations by the you and have been documenting further evidence of russian war crimes and ukraine, including wilful killings. attacks on civilians, unlawful confinement, torture, rape force transferred, and this, the partitions of children. when you are on this program last year, you were asked if you were personally ashamed of what russian soldiers are doing to civilians in ukraine. you said that you didn't have a real picture of what was going on with the picture of brutality now becoming even clearer. are you ashamed as well? it's more, it's, well, it's a serious war. and of course,

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a new partner in the heart of the you, after saturday's election, the, the more concrete andre about the shock is an editor at the slow, bought the problem, done newspaper and joins me now from brought us lava. andre, it's been done nearly 20 years since the vakio joined the you and yet it looks like the next leader of the country could be a you. and is you skeptic pro russia populist? how did it come to this? good morning. thanks for having me. look. and you can say, this is part of the trend. how many times we have be worried that somebody was sure name le beneville. when the elections in presidential elections in france in germany, are basically for hard fired right? by the automotive for adults now is all at 20 percent calling or 20 percent. and if you have a fire right, government. so various various strains of, of populism and this is some think, uh, unfortunately, slovaks listening to those messages also due to non, to you, a message. i'm the, i'm a goodness. i'm for russian. as it was mentioned in the, in the report by mr. a former prime minister freights a free time instant