antonia has more.ntonia: a plume of hot air from northern africa is traveling through the iberian peninsula, leading to heat waves sweeping through southern europe, traveling into france and expected to travel into germany. temperatures hit 43 degrees this weekend in spain and may reach 46 degrees in seville this week. with the worst yet to come, residents are already suffering. >> the heat is deadly. we are melting. it is too hot, it is absolutely unbearable. >> the truth is that it has been hell. just walking around, the heat is like a slap, it is horrendous. >> it is terrible that i have to work. i have to keep going. antonia: extreme heat coupled with low rainfall has led to fires across southern europe, spain, europe and parts of france. it hit portugal where 125 hires were reported on saturday alone. small villages were evacuated and dozens of people were injured. health warnings have been issued in parts of the united kingdom, with the possibility of all-time record-breaking temperatures. wester

antonia hylton, nbc news, waltham, massachusetts. >>> a key witness appearing today before the january 6th committee. pat cipollone, the former trump white house counsel, testifying for more than seven hours behind closed doors. cipollone was subpoenaed last week after a former white house aide said he strongly opposed a plan by mr. trump to go to the capitol on january 6th. >>> in highland park, illinois, the first funerals held for victims killed at the fourth of july parade. and tonight, we're hearing from one of the suspect's family members. here's maggie vespa. >> reporter: tonight, the first of seven emotional good-byes in highland park. jackie sondheim, stephen straus, and nicolas toledo all laid to rest today toledo's family paying an emotional visit to the town's makeshift memorial as this whole community continues to grieve. >> we're just sorry. we're just sorry >> reporter: paul crimo is the suspect's uncle. >> very hard for me, i'm very heartbroken. >> what do you want to say to your nephew if he was listening >> nothing nothing. >> reporter: tonight we're learning new deta

antonia, good afternoon. >> hi, hallie.oment here for women who have been fighting against this clinic's opening and access, who are on the side of anti-abortion advocacy. today is a major win been some of those advocates were here this morning essentially cheering and celebrating, but for women who have or were hoping to take advantage of abortion services here in the state of mississippi, there is mourning, and now the landscape here looks like this. abortion is virtually completely banned except in the cases of a threat to the life of the mother or in a rape that has been reported to law enforcement. for women here who may need to access those services in the future they either need to reach out to organizations and find out about access to abortion pills or cross state line, but in mississippi they're a bit isolated here. for example, the owner of this clinic who is having his final day today is opening a new site in las cruces, new mexico. that's a 16-hour drive from here. the doctors who work here say they're worried

ceremony in istanbul, along with turkish president, friendship type urgent and un secretary general. antonia quoterush, it's hope the re opening the ports on the line grade to leave. ukraine will help ease global food prices, which have spiked in recent months. at the signing ceremony. mr. tara stress deal significance, calling it an agreement for the world. it will bring relief for developing countries on the edge of bankruptcy and the most vulnerable people on the edge of famine and to love stabilize global foot prices, which would already at record levels even before the war. a total nightmare for developing countries. a correspondence julia han in istanbul separate tale had been met with belief in many quarters. not just here in a simple but around the world. people have been following these negotiations in the past 2 weeks in the past months even. and now finally, a deal has been signed. i think it's fair to say that this is one of the most significant compromises, or the most significant compromise reached between moscow and key of since russia invaded ukraine. in february, the un secr

now, early my colleagues, i how rahman spoke to the un secretary general, antonia gutierrez, about the deal he thinks is a promising step towards piece. nobody believes that it's all would ever happen. and to throw caesar with a lot of commitment with a lot of support with the very strong, a partnership with turkey that on these has been extremely, extremely useful. we finally came to an agreement, a very detailed agreement, and a very clear agreement with the responsibilities of russia, ukraine, turkey, and un. and so it is my belief that these agreement, together with the what is now a open attitudes that was expressed by the united states and by the european union to make sure that the fact that there is no food and certainty eliza sanctions related to the russian exports, it can be materialized that i expect that to, that increases substantially increase based on the ukrainian ur grains and based on russian food and 30 lasers can make a lot of difference in international markets. again, i'll bring paces down and can support developing countries that are now in the leapt subtlety th

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deal is to be signed on friday is stumbled by ukraine, russia, turkey, and un secretary general. antonia who tennis in g crane russia has launched attacks on several cities in the east and in the south. 3 people were killed and more than 20 injured in renewed shelling in the 2nd largest city of hockey. just an ordinary market on any other day. but this day, a sight of devastation. russian strikes at this text ill market in harkey. you've killed her husband. the shells struck a mask, a jim, a bus stop taking civilian lives. ukrainian officials say russia is out for blood even using weapons that are widely band. laura hung this place was hit by rockets with cluster bombs to maximize the damage to people who the doctor ran. those who pushed a button on the rocket launcher wanted to maximize damage to the civilian population. little assembly elsewhere in harkey, if ukrainian soldiers are learning how to use newly arrived weapons. western countries are sending more long range weapons to the war torn country, including high mars, highly accurate mobile missile launchers allowing longer range a

grain shipments out of ukraine, ending a russian blockade of black c ports. un secretary general. antonia quoterush hailed it as a beacon of hope for the world that will ease an international food crisis. a us court has convicted donald trump's former aid, steve bannon, of contempt of congress, been and was charged for refusing to testify before lawmakers investigating last year's insurrection at the u. s. capital and the law makers investigating the assault on the capital. se, former president donald trump, should be held accountable for gross dereliction of duty for refusing to condemn or stop the violence carried out by his supporters. and you're all up to date to stay with us after a short break. christy. pleasant is here with the amount of class is increasing every year in many im gonna working on the lunch with holiday destinations drowning and plastic weiss, we read wine and at the cough.

signing ceremony in istanbul, along with turkish president, reggie type odon and un secretary general. antonia good cherish. it's hope that re opening the ports and allowing grain to leave. ukraine will help ease global food prices which have spiked in recent months at the signing or mr. good terrorist stress, the deal significance, calling it an agreement for the world. it will bring relief for the not being countries on the edge of bankruptcy and the most vulnerable people on the edge of famine. as a tool of stabilized global food prices, which would already at record levels even before the war at little nightmare for developing countries. as joint ad dw corresponded dorian jones in istanbul, welcome dining. a lot of people around the world must be very relieved that this deals now been done. absolutely. we're talking about the releasing of up to 20000000 tons of ukrainian grain that's being trapped in ports. and along the black sea coast, the un official briefing report of the head of the deal said that over a 100000000 people have been plunged into poverty and acute poverty. the cause of s

europe's heat wave has brought added urgency to climate talks. hearing berlin un secretary general antonia butera, she's urging rich countries to keep their promises to help poor nations deal with global warming. they are here to build trust, the foreign ministers of germany and egypt. the 2 countries are co hosting the to day climate conference to prepare for the next big you and climate summit. in november, germany's alina be, our book says, countries need to redouble their efforts to hit climate targets. dick lee marquez her mats and the climate crisis does not stop at any border, and the climate crisis is now the biggest security threat to all people on this earth. this being the addon via so we will only be able to tackle it together. he came back his them up because the climate crisis does not stop at any border. the response to it must not either. we must intensify our joint efforts. intensive young officials from 40 countries gathered for the summit to disgusting, focused on fighting the increasing impact of climate change. addressing the conference in a video message, united natio

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joining me from uvalde is correspondent antonia hylton. >> there is so much hurt and anger here lastht. people were grappling with the release of this new surveillance footage. it's kind of a push and pull here. some people, their rage is focused on law enforcement and what they see happen in this video. you mentioned an officer reaching for hand sanitizer. at another point an officer checks his cell phone. and for some folks there's anger after reporters who published this video. they expected to see this here with state officials from texas. and many relatives started getting texts and calls saying don't look at the news, don't watch twitter. on one hand they wanted this out. on the other hand it's very hard to know video of your child's last moments of their lives is out there for the world to see and dissect. listen to a conversation i had with one local pastor who lives here in uvalde and has been meeting with the families. >> it confirmed to me personally, that these police officers, every single one of them, every single one of them cowards. they had all their body armor, all

antonia, some of the devastation we see because of this heat, i can't even imagine losing your house amidst all of this and folks trying to stay cool and safe, as you see the temperatures peaking day after day. >> reporter: absolutely, yasmin. in response, people are coming out to public parks like this one, clyde warren park where there's a splash pad, tables, shade for families to get away from the intense heat for just a little while. you mentioned this devastating fire in the northeast dallas suburbs. that fire has completely destroyed nine homes and it has damaged dozens of others. this city is under a heat advisory until 8:00 p.m. tonight. the triple digits are expected until about friday when people here are praying for the temperature to go down just a little bit and for there to be a little bit of rain here. in nearby ft. worth, the med star ems reporting a 132% increase in heat-related responses over last year. texans are used to the heat but this summer has been something different. listen to a conversation we had with one man, part of a construction crew, who had to be ou

joining us now is antonia hylton in hot dollar.s community coping with multiple homes last forever. >> reporter: that's right, andrea. it has been incredibly devastating. several families have been left homeless after this fire that destroyed nine homes and has damaged dozens of others. those families last night were saying they were in some cases just looking for a place to stay. it couldn't have come at a more difficult time. a drought here, but also these extreme temperatures. it's going to stay in three digits until friday when people here are praying for a little bit of relief in the form of rain. for now, people are coming to sites like the one behind me here trying to cool off. splash around with kids and relax.relentless. in the northeast area where the fire happened, it has been reeling. it happened after a group of workers hit a rock while mowing. it sparked and it turned into this grass fire that devastated this large neighborhood. listen to a conversation that a telemundo reporter, some of our colleagues there, had with

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so yeah, he married what i'm on with her miss antonia. in the 19th and early 20th centuries, the french british, italian and german armies crushed local african resistance, massacre the people, and simply then took what they wanted. ah, all kinds of these spoils of war arrived in european institutions. the museums also sent their own envoys or place orders with army officers for specific items. european countries competed fiercely with one another to build the biggest collections. in the 19th century, there were hundreds of colonial battles across africa, followed by ruthless looting the british seas. royal artifacts in magdalena, now in ethiopia, and then in the ashanti empire. now southern gonna, the pieces he took a steal in british institutions to day. the french defeated the took her empire in what's now molly, in 1893, triggering the movement of hundreds of objects, weapons, and entire libraries to france. germany's maggie maggie wore in. what's now tanzania, and the genocide of the herero and nama peoples, in present day namibia, l

headed to spain for a trip back in time between barcelona unrelenting lives toward tata a castle. antonia had its heyday during the re nissans. every year this city throws a festival to look back at that golden age of art and culture. oh, once a year, this town and spain travels back in time. ah, from close to food to music for 4 days to tosser. and catalonia takes itself back to the renaissance. during this period, from the late 15th to the 17th century, europe's art culture and economy radically changed, including inter tulsa, that aside on william tortoise, i was importing because of its architecture. many buildings were built here in the 16th century, and there still stand empty delcom at yahoo. it was also important for trade as the town miles on a river. so goods could be easily transported, okay, and for the economy as well. but like with this is the 1st time on a lewis is one of 2 tosses flag bares. she'll make her grand appearance with the about the right us later in the day. she's one of around $3000.00 local residents who organize in stage the festival every year. luckiest as m

is going on in america's reserve service that this is a regional risk that us secretary of state antonianken intends to speak with the head of the russian foreign ministry sergey lavrov in the near future and this will happen for the first time at the beginning of a full-scale invasion of russia into ukraine about this cnn reports and linkin says that i will discuss , more precisely, according to blinka, the topic of the release of two us citizens illegally detained in russia will be discussed, the school of vylan and basketball player britney greiner. in espionage, and greiner was detained in february of this year for alleged illegal importation of drugs, it is about cannabinoid oil that the athlete bought in the usa with a prescription. well, in fact, it is planned to exchange e-e, and this idea was supported by the president of the united states jobiden e-e these e-e two us citizens on the russian arms dealer viktor buta convicted in america, in addition to this topic, the agreement on unblocking the export of ukrainian grain through the black sea will be discussed, what can we expect

in ukrainian ports. unable to leave because of fighting in the country and un secretary general. antonia good head ash says that war work was still needed to finalize the deal, but held the breakthrough as a critical step forward in the world darkened by global prizes to the at last we have a ray of hope, a day of hope to ease human suffering and the leave your tongue go on the walls of hope to support developing countries and the most vulnerable people a day of hope to bring good measure this much needed stability to the global food system. and it appears in economy and joins us now from kiev. nick, tell us just a few days ago the ukranian leadership said that it did not trust russia with that in mind. what should we make of this breakthrough? well, exactly, that is the crucial issue that trust is not there. we've seen time time again. a deals too accurate civilians, other deals are between the sides to talking about a presence of war and of the kind of the bodies of casualties of war. all those deals have fallen through time time again. so the question about whether ukraine rush can wo

poor nations . ahead of the you and climate summit in egypt, this november un secretary general, antonia who terris warned that the target agreed. and in 2015 paris climate a court of limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees celsius was slipping. further and further out of reach, germany is foreign minister to stressed that the time for action is running out in europe. we have 8 years left to almost half global emission. that's the commitment we made in glasgow. we need more renewables and energy efficiency. to safeguard not only climate, but to safeguard our energy security, renewable energy is also freedom. energy we continued to fee though a fossil fuel addiction. what troubles me most is that in facing these global crises, we are failing to work together as a multilateral community. we have a choice collective action on collective suicide. while the german chancellor, olaf shaw's expressed concern over what he called a renaissance of fossil energy because of the war in ukraine, germany is planning to reactivate old coal fired power plants to meet its energy needs. and we asked, will th

agreement to ship millions of tons of grain and fertilizer to the rest of the world. un secretary general antonia gutierrez, the architect of that deal has praised the 2 countries for setting aside their differences and let there be no doubt. these is an agreement for the wolves. it will bring relief for developing countries on the edge of bankruptcy and the most vulnerable people on the edge of famine. the initiative we just signed opens a pass for significant volumes of commercial food exports from city key ukrainian port in the black sea. or there sir, shavon asks and use me. the shipment of grain and foot stalks in the world markets will help bridge the global food supply gap and reduce pressure on i prices. sand this russia invaded ukraine in february. global food prices have increased and several countries are facing famine. turkey which help to facilitate this occurred will host a joint coordination and control center in a stumble to oversee the grain exports. is thumb will go up to what we all know that there will be no loses in a just pace. i sincerely wish that this joint step that we'r

i'm proud to be leave the office right now with unemployment. antonia a 50. yes. when they left ne, it was it 8 percent. that's a difference. between them and us mama, mr. speaker. every labor played bite on my leadership is pretty caustic. those via, i mean is buying to replace it of 330000000000 pounds of unfunded spending commitments. but i do know that the protestant didn't agree with his former chancellor. so what about his foreign secretary? she was withering about the government's economic record and she said again her see they off? if richie has got this great plan for growth, why happened? we seen it in the last 2 and a half years and the treasury, a sofa cushion as a prime minister, i believe, to speak. i think that everybody would agree that what you saw in the last 2 and a half years was because of the time demick, the biggest hall, and i put middle school night put for 300 years, which this government dealt with magnificent bite. by distributing vaccines foster than any other european governments and any other major economy, which would not have been

grain shipments out of ukraine, ending a russian blockade of black sea poles. un secretary general antonia quoterush, hailed it as a beacon of hope for the world that will ease and international food crisis. and us lawmakers investigating the assault on the capital o mean january the sick, flat g s a form of president donald trump should be held accountable for gross dereliction of duty. they say he chose not to condemn law to stop the violence, canada by his support. a set you up to date. i'll have more world years at the top of the hour, coming up next here on the w e co. india. the look of the quest for sustainable talk with awe, with india toxic tied in delays, yamuna river made from detergent. indian cities have massive problems which are still managed by him in some places, but health is on the way. but this is when the going gets tough, but they might not even be necessary thanks to organic detergent, eco, india. next d w with a with interest in the global economy. our portfolio g w business beyond. here's a closer look at the project. our mission. to analyze the fight for market do

notation of the military operation is the release of these people in relation to what you said that antoniaes, this is the time and i want to add that the prices and quality of goods are crazy it is just as terrible as the prices for these goods because there are practically no ukrainian goods anymore. if we are talking about basic necessities, the production of which is absent in the kherson region, everything is already imported through the crimea, it is russian production, belarusian production is there from kazakhstan, of course, but the quality. well , it’s really like that, it’s very, very, uh, like that. well, compare our products with our products. well, it’s a completely different story, and people, unfortunately, have no choice and they are forced to buy what is in stock. well how are you? thank you very much for your comments. take care and good luck to you in your work . the director of defense express is a military expert and host of the military summaries of the day column serhiy sgorets serhiy welcomes you, mr. vasyl, i congratulate you, i congratulate our viewers, and i will

general has hailed a deal on the export of bringing from ukraine as a beacon of hope for the world. antonia good terrorist made the comments at a signing ceremony in istanbul after moscow and ki reached agreement, broken by turkey and the you end to end the russian blockade of black sea port w news asia we've been, facility is next. i'll be back at the top of the other day with with india toxic tied in deli yamuna river, made from the church in india. cities have masses through which problems which are still managed by hand in some places. help is on the way robots assist when the going gets tough, that they might not even be necessary thanks to organic detergent, eco, india. in 60 minutes on the w, sometimes a seed is all you need to allowed big ideas to grow. we're bringing environmental conservation to life with learning pass like global ideas. we will show you how climate change and environmental conservation is taking shape around the world and how we can all make a difference. knowledge grows through sharing. download it now for free is google is establishing and order. she ging pain,

you in chief antonia good. it is says he's outraged. the incident comes just days after 12 civilians and 3 peacekeepers were killed during violence at a you in bass, in the country. well, still ahead on al jazeera, we'll have a report on synagogue parliamentary election. we turn out was law plus. i want had touched tight, and he goes, green's right with england football fans a feeling loud and proud as the country winds its 1st major trophy in nearly 60 years. ah, with hello they let's look to north america and there's more heavy rains come for areas of the u. s. that certainly needed that southeast corner states like missouri and kentucky st. drenching down. pause as that stagnant system slowly moves its way east. now by tuesday, we are likely to see some of the heavier falls effect western areas of kentucky, but also some of the gulf states in the u. s. going to see some severe storms rush their way further east with the risk of flooding. we could also see some flooding effect the 4 corners states. as the monsoon rains continue to fal

turkey, recep tayyip erdogan, and its president, and the secretary general of the united nations antoniasha, now it turns out that it will actually be two documents, one is kubrakov, erdogan, otelish, the second is shoigu, erdogan, otelish, yaroslav, well, let's try to comment on it somehow, if we understand the situation correctly, at least. we were counting on something like this because it was difficult to sink that ukraine would sign something that directly allows the command to increase the level of attacks on ukrainian cities, so i think that it was generally unrealistic we just talked about the presence of a third party that guarantees the security of turkey today, it is striving to find itself in a new world, and here it is, it has come forward in the calculation of the predecessor and at the same time the consequence of the guarantor . well, the presence of the head of the un, i think that is also confirmed, just that and there are those security guarantees if of an implicit nature, will russia manage to refrain from the temptation, as it always does, to take advantage of such p

he antonia guttayes following the results of istanbul negotiations on the export of agricultural productsrussia and ukraine, the allied force today entered the city of solidarity, as the ministry of internal affairs of luhansk people's republic reports, the city can be liberated over the next couple of days, but in the dpr today they reported the death of two-dimensional residents of donetsk as a result of shelling from the side of the apu during a massive attack on the city they fired, including several shells with a caliber of 155 mm. such artillery is used by the country of minato long-range howitzers of ukraine ukraine supplied the united states one of these guns. as a trophy, we managed to get the people's militia of the lc the first captured american -made m77 howitzer is also affectionately called three axes port. here it was taken by the fighters of the people's militia of the luhansk people's republic from this gun, the militants of the formation of the kiev regime, fired on the peaceful quarters of rubizhne at the military facilities of the people's militia of the lpr, local res

to protect the oceans. processes say, well, lee designs acting fast enough. un secretary general, antonia who terrorist declared an ocean emergency weep. prices have dropped 27 percent close to rates available before the war in ukraine and prices to record high levels. analysts believe this is due to recent comments by russia and turkey. they say they are willing to discuss the safe passage of ukrainian grain from block to ports in switzerland. the 1st same sex weddings have taken place or has approve the expansion of marriage rights in a referendum last year. switzerland is one of the last western european nations to legalize same sex marriage in the united states. one of the most controversial supreme court terms in recent memory has ended. the most pivotal opinion, the courts overturning of abortion rights under roe vs wade. that decision has led to fears that other rights could also be rolled back, including for l g b t q. people. efforts are already underway in various states in florida and new legislation for schools dumped the don't say gay bill takes effect today. dw corresponded

oh, florence ethan antonia republic said the ukrainian military has been deliberately firing heavy artillery civilian areas in the neighboring look down square public. the city of lucy chance has become a hot spot of intense fighting. russian forces have claimed control of an oil refinery in the west of the city, saying that ukraine has lost almost $200.00 troops within the vicinity of the facility within the last 24 hours as the boss of police. he chance great is on ortiz ecos. dawn of reports from the front lines. ah, this was ukraine's pronounced him with large from hold in the la guns republic. and these are exclusive, previously unreleased shorts of how it was overtaken by the russians here and in the neighboring villages. they met the resistance, not only over ukraine's regular army, but also foreign mercenaries. you're almost done with look, i think from least lines the enemies waiting for us to enter from here. but what do we need to do? firstly, we don't yet know what is in these areas where trip wise are waiting to explode. so during the nights these areas will be examined by intel

. >> reporter: republicans calling a witness of their own -- gun rights advocate antonia okafor. >> our constitution is clear that no government body has the power to determine which firearm i choose to keep in my possession. >> reporter: and there in the room, felix and kimberly rubio, who lost their daughter lexi at robb elementary, still pleading for a ban on assault rifles. >> no, we're not satisfied. they're not accepting any responsibility in the role they played. that was clear. so the lack of accountability is disheartening. >> reporter: congress did pass the first major gun safety legislation in decades. democrats want to do more and ban assault weapons outright, but that's still a nonstarter for most republicans, david. >> all right, rachel scott on this story tonight, as well. a very busy day on capitol hill, rac rachel, we appreciate it. >>> tonight, we're tracking potential storms into the night and record-breaking heat. flood alerts from the southwest to the ohio valley. that front causing that historic flooding in st. louis. now moving eastward. kentucky and west virginia

people were killed in confrontations, enrolled members of a special unit on the presidential god. antonia hundreds of protest as rally know the capital against monday's planned constitutional referendum. it gives president chi side more powers removed some checks on his leadership and reduces the role of the judiciary. critic say it's another step towards one man rule of the side, suspended parliament and dismissed the government last year. now, on the eve of this referendum, we want to tell the chinese eons that this is a state of revolution and whether or not this referendum passes it will not prevent the crisis of political legitimacy. we will boycott this referendum and are determined to struggle against the absolute autocracy until she nicea regains, eats natural democratic status. international human rights groups are appealing to sri lanka, new president. they've urge ronald wicker m, a singer to order security forces to stop using force on protest. as under the troops cleared their main protest camp on friday at toms violently, protest has had announced they would vacate the site

at the opening of the conference, he went secretary general antonia good to hash declared an ocean emergency. some 7000 delegates, including heads of state scientists and n g o has been taking part to assess progress in implementing a u. n. directive to protect marine life. so what exactly has that conference achieved to help answer that question and more i'm joined in the studio by did use environment reporter at gte yet, and john g. welcome. i'm what games. if any, have been agreed to help protect the oceans of the world as conference so far has been a flurry of voluntary action, voluntary commitments, but really very little in way of kind of binding global treaties or anything. and i mean, that was to be expected to wellness, $521.00. the voluntary commitment in both countries from panama to pakistan, saying that they're going to protect more of their oceans, even declaring parts of their waters as protect areas which prohibit something that stop some type of fishing and so on. and then we've got countries like australia reaffirming commitment to invest more money in protecting the great

to turkey, who helped brooker the deal less than 24 hours had passed since un secretary general . antonia gutierrez praised the deal to open ukrainian ports to commercial food exports as a beacon of hope, a deal to clear the way for the shipment of millions of tons of ukrainian green. some russian exports of green and fertilizer held up by the war. ukraine is one of the world's largest exporters of wheat, corn, and sunflower, oil rushes, invasion, and located its ports, halted shipments. a holder that is exposed countries around the world, especially in africa and the middle east, to the threat of a food crisis. i think the other factor here is that there are a lot of the neighboring countries. h, for example, which russia has fairly good relationships with. and that's, those are exactly the countries that have really been suffering from the increase in grain prices, broad prices, things like that. so i don't think russia wants to make itself look like the bad guy on the block every this week. russia knows that was broadening the scope of its military operation and you treat that subject

that killed al jazeera journalist shitting a block lay for examination, a constitutional stand off antonia with warnings. the country is in danger of becoming a dictatorship and torrential rains in the australian city of sydney, forced thousands of people to leave their homes. hello, russia says it's taking control of the strategic city of miss a chance, but the ukrainians and says the city has not fallen in their last major stronghold and the low hans region rushes. defense minister reportedly told president vladimir putin, the province has been liberated from cave allen. fisher reports. see these fighting your own list a chance has been reaching for more than a week over the last 24 hours. kremlin back separatists insist the have encircled the city. a clean no backed by russia's defense minister. i am unable other vanessa . the 6 cossack regiment named after ottoman plat off together with our fighting friend, our fighters, liberated the city of lizzie cheng, augment is power. cossacks are power together, we are power. but ukraine says the city is still under its control and its inflictin

now drunk, it will stay all last can't take a leader that the united nations i could have general antonia garage is expected to travel to turkey in the coming hours. un and turkish officials are trying to broker a deal with russia and ukraine to secure grain exports. by the black sea, let's get more of this more diplomatic headed to james bay's. he's live for us at the united nations. and james, it does seem that we're getting some traction on this great deal. could be very important indeed a week ago, the un sake of general antonio guitarist was here in new york. he said that a deal was pretty close and he was pretty optimistic about the possibility of getting that deal. but he said there was still some final hurdles that they had to pass and he was prepared as he was about to go on and leave to break his holiday at any time to sign a deal in his damn bull. well, he's breaking that holiday. he's on his way, we understand in the next few hours from his holiday location to a stumble, is he going to sign a deal a deal that could mean that all of the grain that is trapped inside ukraine as 2

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statement saying the rocket attack was a spits of vladimir putin in the face of un secretary general. antonia quoterush and turkish president bridget type odo on both who signed the grain agreement on friday. ukraine is now calling on both the u. n. n. turkey to make sure russia holds up its end on the deal. fuel stations and trolanda have restarted sales of petrol and diesel and were rationing system. of the new shipment arrived motorists and colombo, awaiting and long queues to fill up the vehicle. and often edit has more from colombo, the fuel supplies all coming through a little more than they were a few weeks ago when people were waiting in queues for days and days. some stories like horror stories of people waiting up to 10 days. and still, you know, running out of the pump, running out of fuel when they came to that turn. a gentleman, if you look over my shoulder further down in it's a diesel vehicle, sort of a container carrier. he's been in that queue. he's got to goes there 26 days, protest as opposed to next week constitutional referendum. and you nivia have been out in the streets