>> astrid martinez in new york. astrid, thank you very much. >>> a russian court is hearing an appeal today from brittney griner over her conviction and not on a nine-year prison sentence on drug charges. her lawyers say griner does not expect miracles at her hearing. officials say they found vape canisters containing cannabis in her luggage at a moscow airport in february. the biden administration has proposed a prisoner swap to bring her and fellow jailed american paul whelan home. >>> turning to the midterm elections, in the race for senate in the key state of pennsylvania, democratic governor john fetterman faces off with republican dr. mehmet oz in their debate tonight. fetterman who has effects from a stroke he suffered in may will used a closed captioning device to help him understand what was said. last night two governors squared off. ron desantis and charlie crist had several clashes including on the issue of abortion rights. earlier in the year desantis signed a law with no abortion at 15 weeks regardless

astrid martinez is here in new york with the latest on that. astrid, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. and for weeks now u.s. officials, world leaders have said that putin's threats to possibly use nuclear weapons to defend russia are legitimate, that they don't believe he's bluffing, and that the u.s. takes these threats very seriously. but what stands out from president biden's comments last night at a fundraiser here in new york are that these are the starkest and boldest warnings the president has made on putin's threats. president biden's off-camera comments in at a democratic fundraiser in new york are prompting discussion around the globe. referring to the 13-day showdown that put the u.s. and soviet riu war 60 years ago, the president said, quote, we have not faced the prospect of armageddon since kennedy and the cuban missile crisis. mr. biden's comments here last night come amid threats from russian president volodymyr zelenskyy to use, quote, all necessary means to defend russians amid the country's eight-month war

astrid matter martinez has more. >> good morning. these are some of the more severe missile strikes. the civilian death toll is rising along with global anger. president biden and other g7 leaders will hold an emergency virtual meeting this morning to discuss support for ukraine and ways to hold russian president vladimir putin accountable. it comes one day after more than 80 russian mill misaisles rained down on more than a dozen regions in ukraine. ukrainian officials say more than ten infrastructure targets were hit, leaving many without power, water, and heat. >> the entire world has once again seen the true face of the terroristic people who have killed our people. >> reporter: putin has claimed strikes were in retaliation for the destruction of a bridge that the weekend. it's set off public demonstrations around the globe from sydney, australia, to bucharest, romania, outside the ukrainian embassy, to washington, dc, where demonstrators demonstrated on the russian embassy while singing at the gates. ukraine's president volodymy

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astrid martinez has the latest. >> reporter: the white house says when president biden visits ft. myers, florida, this morning to survey the destruction and meet with first responders and local residents, politics will not play a role. that includes during a planned meeting with governor ron desantis, one of the president's most prominent republican critics. >> they're going to talk about what -- what else are the needs in florida to get to a place of recovery, to get to a place of rebuilding. >> reporter: ian's floodwaters are receding, but in some areas the recovery effort is just getting under way. >> there's more urban search and rescue capability in florida >> reporter: a week after the category-four hurricane first made landfall in the u.s., rescue teams continued to go door to door in search of both victims and survivors. >> we want to get to those that have run out of medication. those who may be trapped in their homes because of the debris, try to get them out or check on their wellbeing. >> reporter: the extent of the damage is still being assessed, especially in coastal

astrid martinez is in new york with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. last night's first and only senate debate in pennsylvania was a pivotal moment in the final stretch before the midterm elections. lieutenant governor john fetterman continues to face serious questions about his health. meanwhile, his opponent, republican dr. mehmet oz, is fighting to take a seat currently held by republicans. >> let's get started. >> reporter: last night, democrat john fetterman and republican mehmet oz faced off in a high-stakes hour-long debate. >> i had a stroke. he's never let me forget that. >> reporter: immediately fetterman addressed what he called the elephant in the room -- his recovery from a recent stroke. he used the closed caption device during the debate. at times speaking haltingly and occasionally stumbling like on this answer to a question regarding his changed position on fracking -- >> i don't -- i don't -- i support fracking, and i stand -- and i do support fracking. >> reporter: oz who mostly ignored fetterman's health challenges played up his own

astrid martinez is here in new york with the latest on all of that. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. president biden and other world leaders condemned russia's increasing aggression and are warning vladimir putin not to escalate his war. meanwhile, ukrainians are being asked to conserve energy and to stock up on water after two straight days of heavy bombardment across their country. days after president biden warned of armageddon at a democratic fundraiser, he said on cnn he does not think russian president vladimir putin will use a new nuclear weapon. >> he, in fact, cannot continue with impunity to talk about the use of a tactical nuclear weapon as if that's a rational thing to do. the mistakes get made. the miscalculation could occur. >> reporter: the president believes putin miscalculated his invasion of ukraine significantly. >> i think he thought he was going to be welcomed with open arms, that this was -- this has been a home of mother russia in kyiv and he was going to be welcomed. i think he just totally miscalculated. >>

>> astrid martinez in new york. thank you very much. >>> north and south korea exchanged warning shots along their disputed western sea boundary, that's according to each country's military. south korea said its navy broadcast warnings and fired warning shots today to repel a north korean merchant ship that violated the boundary. north korea responded by firing artillery shots toward its territorial waters where a south korean naval ship intruded. the exchange comes amid continuing tensions over north korea's recent weapons tests and ongoing military drills between south korea and the u.s. >>> opening statements are set for today in harvey weinstein's sex crimes trial in los angeles. the 70-year-old former movie mogul faces a possible life sentence on rape or sexual assault charges allegedly involving five women between 2004 and 2013. weinstein has pleaded not guilty. >> we're going to try like hell to make sure he gets a fair trial. >> harvey, you messed with the wrong women. we will see you here in los angeles whe

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we're and sits astride the supply lines of the, of the russians, and they've used those routes to, to, to push men and material down to the south to the west. and without those routes, it'll be more difficult. so it's presents. that's sort of a dilemma for, for the russians going forward. do you believe corresponded in the connelly and t of told me that the loss of li mom is a major blow to russian president vladimir putin? not only is it a crucial strategic point in terms of the logistics of russia's invasion of ukraine's. we heard from lord austin there it was about the optics and the timing. you know, this is just a day after a couple of days after this huge event in moscow on the kremlin with vladimir putin saying that russia is here to stay, that russia is not gonna budge. and he, we, he, we've seen, you know, the opposite being proved. we've seen, you crank successfully rolling back for some control pulling down russian flags pulling down signs and co symbols of the kind of russian takeover. and this is, this is a little yeske region. so this is the reason that russia now claims

we were and sits, are astride the supply lines of the, of the russians. and they've, they've used those routes to, to, to push men and material down to the south and to the west. and without those routes, it'll be more difficult. so to present a sort of a dilemma for, for the russians going forward, we can now speak to w, a correspondent connelly who standing by in the ukranian capital key of hello to you, nick. so just how significant is the recapture of lee mon, for the ukranian counter offensive? not only is it a crucial strategic point in terms of the logistics of russia's invasion of ukraine's. we heard from lord austin there. it talks about the optics and the timing, you know, this is just a day after a couple of days after this huge event in moscow in the kremlin, with vladimir putin saying that russia is here to stay, that russia is not gonna budge. and he, we, he, we've seen, you know, the opposite being proved. we've seen, you crank successfully rolling back for some control pulling down russian flags pulling down signs and co symbols of the kin

astrid martinez, martinez, cbs news, new york. >> >> during that same interview, he grilled the president on whether he will run again in 204 in 2024. >> reporter: do you think you will make a decision by the end of the year? >> i am not going to make this about my decision. >> reporter: is one of the calcs that you think you are the only one that can be donald trump? >> >> i believe i can be donald trump again. >> duane, the rock, johnson is g is running but right now is focusing on fatherhood that he is leaving the door open. >> i have seriously considered it. you have to when you start looking at some of these polls and these numbers creep up into 40% or 50%. i have been really moved by that. >> we are just four weeks into election day. registered voters are getting an early start. millions of vote by mail ballots are being sent out. > >> i am definitely going to vote to vote this election but we have not thought about where to go. this seems really convenient. >> officials are urging everyone everyone to vote early by using mail-in ballots. governor newsom newsom #3 election reform bi

astrid martinez, cbs news, new york. >> at least 26 foreigners were killed, including those two americansartbreaking, especially hearing from people who were there, and also seeing some of those images. >> it's unmanageable. it's very, very sad. >>> joslyn also developing, grain prices could soar now that russia is suspending an agreement on shipments. the brokered deal has enabled cargo dealers to distribute grain. now russia is backing out. it says this is because ukraine launched a recent drone attack on its black sea fleet, which ukraine denies. ukrainian officials say around 200 ships are now blocked. >>> the toy maker, radioflier is recalling its version of a tesla vehicle. regulators say it fits the definition of a youth atv. that means it must meet federal standards for things like mechanical suspension and tire pressure. 5,000 of those vehicles were sold exclusivelily on tesla's website. purchasers will get a full refund. >>> it is going to be a dry night for us throughout the whole bay area. we're expecting daytime highs to sit in the average conditions. but once we head into th

. >> lyman sits astride the supply lines of the russians. so this presents a sort of a dilemma for the russians going forward. >> reporter: but as russian troops reposition, the defense ministry released this video claiming to show multiple rocket launchers firing on the battlefield. and these images parading apparently well-equipped new recruits running drills before they're sent to fight on the front lines. to defend the region putin now calls his own against ukrainian forces determined to claw every inch of it back. we were among the last to visit the town of lyman just before it fell to the russians in the spring, jericka. recapturing it is a major victory, but as far as putin is concerned that is now an attack on russian soil. >> charlie d'agata for us. thank you. >>> at least 125 people were killed in a stampede following a soccer game in indonesia. the tragedy occurred after a game between two teams on the island of java. fans on the malang field after their team lost the match. cbs's elizabeth palmer has more. >> reporter: fans furio

astrid martinez, cbs news, new . york. > >> we have a main area bay areay area story that emerged from another part of the world. >> a u.s. marine and his interpreter connected again for the first time since the chaotic evacuations from afghanistan last year. an estimated 4000 refugees have settled in the bay bay area region. one man is building a new life in san francisco with his wife and son thanks to the help of his friend, a u.s. marine. lauren toms was there as they reunited last weekend. core today is >> reporter: >> reporter: today is the day this man has been waiting for. the interpreter had his back during the 2012 deployment of the major, when they truly bonded as friends. >> he is a little goofy, but really sweet. he has a really big heart. there was not a time when i could think that anybody on our team asked him to do something that he did not want to do. >> reporter: zia became a u.s. citizen several years ago, but his wife remained in afghanistan while pregnant with their son. >> sorry. i think the in

. >> we sit astride the supply lines of the russians. this presents a dilemma for the russians going forward. >> reporter: but as russian troops reposition, the defense ministry released this video claiming to show multiple rocket launchers firing on the battlefield and these images parading well-equipped new recruits running drills before they're sent to fight on the front lines to defend the region putin now calls his own against ukrainian forces determined to claw every inch of it back. we're among the last to visit the town of lyman just days before it fell to the russians in the spring. recapturing it is a major victory. as far as putin's concerned, that's now an attack on russian soil. charlie d'agata, cbs news, ukraine. >>> the soccer club in indonesia apologized this morning to victims of a deadly stadium stampede. its president said that he's ready to take full responsibility after at least 125 people died. hundreds attended a candlelight vigil in the capital last night. they sang and held signs advocating against police brutali

astrid martinez, cbs news, new york. >>> and that's the overnight news for this wednesday.on's capital, i'm catherine herridge. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm dan lieberman in new york. president biden plans to announce the release of 15 million barrels of oil from the u.s. strategic reserve in response to recent cuts from opec plus nations. with a few weeks to go before the next month's midterm elections. it will complete the release of 180 million barrels authorized by biden in march. >>> nestle is issuing a voluntary recall of its nestle toel house stuffed chocolate cookie dough with fudge filling products due to the potential presence of white plastic pieces. the product was produced between june and september of this year. >>> the nfl announced it's creating its first ever black friday game in partnership with amazon prime video. the inaugural game will kick off the day after the nfl's traditional thanksgiving game starting in 2023. for more news, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or your conne tv. i'm dan lieberman, cbs news, new york. >>> the early winter

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now to a tale of survival from rushes barrage of astride on keith. earlier this week you may remember seeing images of this glass pedestrian bridge. it's a key landmark and of the blast that nearly destroyed it. our correspondent mathias belling a mess up with a man who was on that bridge at the exact moment of the blast. and who had a narrow escape every morning before work. my high lupita takes a walk, so keeps riverside parks across a scenic loss bridge been to few years ago. last monday was no exception. it was an extraordinary beautiful autumn day. course. i was standing on that balcony over there yesterday of it was 18 minutes past 8 in the morning. that was the date which in launched more than 80 misses at ukraine surveillance cameras court. the moment the high low was lucky. wonderful. she was yes, there was standing at the other side of the bridge opposite explosion near that bench . and the pressure away from the explosion went underneath the rocket. he just next to the bridge on the walkway in the park. 3 days later, the crater, the rocket

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sea, you understood the holocaust is only the kulakov a wonderful friend of ukraine, a great pole, astriddgren - this is what eventually wrote about carlson kupa and emily, emil from lönberga, orhan pamuk, a nobel laureate, you got it, very, very cool people so far, she received this award, now we have been joined by an equally cool ukrainian, serhiy zhadan and we congratulate serhiy the hearty with that, er, well, with this absolutely deserved one, and they say that the people who are present there now write that olesya ostrovska writes that the director of the art arsenal of kyiv says that the speech deserves a separate award serhiy spoke well in front of the audience and in particular said that poetry cannot stop the war, but it can testify about it, that's how a little cultural moment won because, besides poetry, and in the fact that he has the strength to create in such a difficult time and speak this poetry to appeal to the world, not only to ukrainians, in addition to the fact that he represents ukraine on international platforms and also speaks to those people who are leaders of p

it's really a terrible ha development, which is scaring a lot of people in astride, in a matter what they political persuasion. because they know that china, which is non threatening to australia and which is a straight as largest trading partner, has been put some con, ah, it's an impossible task to step into a conflict with a pow that big and for no real reason. and unfortunately, it's being done simply because of the dependence of successive governments in australia are on the their role to play a supporting role to the u. s. which the u. s. as in launched itself on to this aggression against china because of extreme jealousy at st. so unfortunately, add the pendant politics is really creating a huge dilemma instantly or at the moment the china is clearly going to defend itself. it's going to defend including b, what you might call an unincorporated territory. and taiwan, which had been a stable relationship. the thing that is called for the stable, most of the people in tie, one like the status quo, but the us seems determined to provoke a conflict and it's going to force trying

we sit astride the supply lines of the other russians and they've, they've used those around to, to push men and material down to the south and to the west. in, without those routes it will be more difficult. so it's presents sort of a dilemma for, for the russians going forward. and russian authorities have retained the director of ukraine's is appreciate nuclear power plants. the you and nuclear watchdog says moscow has confirmed that the hormone shop has been held for questioning. ukraine state nuclear regulate to says he was blindfolded and detained. just hours after russia illegally next for ukrainian regions. including washer forces seized europe's largest nuclear plant in march. but ukrainian staff still work in the state of emergency has been declared in bettina fasa to day after his 2nd military coup in 8 months. could saw president pull on read to me, but removed from power on saturday to support the step 5 to the french embassy in the capital. they keys, the french military of sheltering to me, but which france denies. nicholas huck reports from a residence in bertina sciences

and that's why people have started astride shops have closed, the people have stopped going to work as well as schools, with all the wound up people here, living under one of the worst blockades, an unjust and unjustified page on a talk took place here 5 days ago. and people here have nothing to do with these riley army has been grading and closing our fruits. not even allowing medics to move tension has already been on their eyes for a few weeks now in different areas in the occupied west bank. just to give you an idea in the past month alone, 3 israeli soldiers were killed in different shooting attacks. there's a new group in nablus, palestinian young men who are taking up arms and vowing to keep doing shooting attacks. they're called the lions den and they claimed responsibility for killing and israeli soldier on tuesday in addition to another palestinian group in jeanene palestinians say they will continue seeking revenge. but his plan is to list trust has come on the fierce criticism from the opposition in our 1st debate in parliament since a major tax policy, you tell the p. m de

and that's why people have started astride shops have closed, the people have stopped going to work as well as schools with i'm a little upset people here living under one of the worst blockades, an unjust and unjustified siege on attack, took place here 5 days ago. and people here have nothing to do with these riley army has been grading unclosing or fruits not even allowing medics to move tension has already been on their eyes for a few weeks now in different areas in the occupied west bank. just to give you an idea in the past month alone, 3 israeli soldiers were killed in different shooting attacks. there's a new group in nablus, palestinian young man who are taking up arms and vowing to keep doing shooting attacks. they're called the lions den, and they claimed responsibility for killing an israeli soldier on hughes day, in addition to another palestinian girl in jeanene palestinian. see they will continue seeking revenge. still to come this half hour a me in mar, court sentences deposed leader. and since you, she to 3 more years in prison, taking her total jail time to 26 years.

earlier this the prize was awarded to such writers and actors as margaret edwood, janusz korczak, astridindgren, season takh and orhanpa muk e. on october 20, serhiy zhadan received the polish sergio de mol prize for his contribution to human rights, not to mention the fact that his books are in translations continue to be published in the same germany, here on october 2, the sky over kharkov appeared, news about the experience of the war eh well, let me remind you in general that serhiy zhadan is one of the most popular ukrainian writers in the world in europe, there are many translations, it seems the boarding school novel has already been translated into twenty-six languages ​​ago, and we are working in this direction, and i will also remind you that a few days ago, yuriy andruhovich also received the gayne award in dusseldorf, germany. the mayor of this city, stefan keller, said that this award is, in particular, evidence of germany's solidarity with i want to quote him in ukraine. he says that the birthplace of heinrich heine honors a determined defender of european values ​​who is

thrown into okay, who have you heard about that you bring in armed forces against a little steel was astride god, how budded caputo, which was said, some grain. similarly into dr. gabels, what gotten with audibles was, was of was assigned to the russian unfortunate from the ukranian national. this house behind them awake, hold on a trail, publications where he had been and butcher well from where he was. in april, the russian force has left as a goodwill gesture and from you know, a key of is trying to play, tried to play, i'll name scenario, new materials with you in the east and the south of ukraine. peaceful and she was so dying and the people in the, her son and live in november. okay. i know that very well. and that's why they decided to all the doors future with russia. i hold upon you to respect their choice, distinguished colleagues, but call on the international community to pay attention, not just to the criminal acts, but also to the responsible steps made by the key of regime. these steps are to try to be in order to against russia, to involve the countries of nato, into that, to

explains your recent signage: "get the two for $5 dollar mix and match today, for we are born astrideight once more." ( laughter ) ( applause ) meanwhile, in medical news, during this weekend's massive season finale of "doctor who," the doctor, who had been played by jodie whittaker, surprised and delighted fans by regenerating as none other than former doctor who david tennant! ( applause ) yeah! it was the most stunning return to a tv role since zombie dick clark strangled ryan seacrest to reclaim "new year's rockin' eve." ( laughter ) ( applause ) meanwhile, in a small town in washington state, a woman escaped a bear attack by punching it in the face. that is so badass and explains the forestry department's new signs: "in case of bear, call brenda to (bleep) some (bleep) up." ( applause ) local police report the woman had no choice when she didn't see the bear coming, and was knocked to the ground after being charged by the adult female black bear as she was letting her dog out. reached for comment, the dog said, "i was totally gonna do something. i was gonna jump in there, but, li

the border and southeast of the heart of darkness there and the thinker was because it was right astride and being created by a number of sewall money back after and through province up into syria and that's probably why the russians accidently bombed us there while i was there. they didn't like us there. so by putting ourselves on the ground this, we were able to largely mitigate some of these iowa hawkeyes rain indian effort at creating, i think, this expanded fear of influence over western and eastern syria and include, we reduced it. like wise by being on the ground with plume in the north. in the east and the tigress river valley and people there, the person in the room to help iraqis, they were able to keep a lot of the iranen influence acceptable at an acceptable level for some time around and this got more complicated, and i can't really talk about it because steve townsend had replace med by then but leading up to that, you know, talking to [inaudible] and it he wanted pmf and telefar and it was a real challenge trying to keep him at bay. because we could provide more help to ir

and then to have the springboard of operations from the friday's river valley and then it was right astridee communication and from those qassem soleimani backed actors up through syria which is why the russians accidentally bombed us there while i was there. they did not like us. so byso putting ourselves on the ground we are able to largely mitigate some ofti the iranian efforts that this expanded sphere of influence not to say we completely eliminated but certainly reduced it. likewise by being on the ground but in the east and the tigris river valley it was more of a challenge. i could see the fingerprints of qassem soleimani of the plans put forth by the iraqi general officers.h going into jsoc and around falluja and by having a strong voicehe who could bring the most resources to bear to help the iraqis, we were able to keep a lot of the iranian inflow. so, you know, at an acceptable attempts, at an acceptable level, you know, for some time around missoula, it got a lot more complicated. and, you know, and so and i can't really talk to that because steve townsend had replacement by th

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we sets astride the supply lines, have the other russians, and they've, they've used those rounds to, to push men and material down to the south into the west. and without those routes, it will be more difficult. so this presents sort of a dilemma for, for the russians going forward. russian authorities have detained, the director of ukraine's is up for easy a nuclear plant. even more russia says he was blindfolded and detained just hours after moscow illegally. and next for you, claiming regions including the state of emergency has been declared in between a fast so a day after military code on saturday, supporters of the 3 set foster, the french embassy in the capital they, he's the french military of sheltering president, pull on, read amoeba, which france denies more than one and a half 1000000 homes and businesses have been left without power off the hurricane e and slammed into the carolinas in the u. s. e and has been downgraded to a post tropical cyclone. people in bulgaria are voting in the 4th parliamentary election in 18 months. 3 time prime minister boy bought a soft, cons

lyman sits astride the supply lines of the russians.es to push men and material down to the south and to the west. without those routes, it'll be more difficult. it presents a sort of dilemma for the russians going forward. >> this comes as there has been widespread condemnation from the u.s. and its allies of russia's attempt to annex four regions in ukraine. president biden yesterday saying that it was a fraudulent attempt with no legitimacy and the u.s. had been working with allies behind the scenes ahead of this expected annexation and impose what they described as severe sanctions against russia in the aftermath. but one thing the u.s. is also taking very seriously is the possibility of vladimir putin deciding to use nuclear weapons, which would mark a major escalation in this war. yesterday national security advisor jake sullivan said there's always that risk, but they do not see an imminent threat at this moment. he stressed they've made clear to russia what the consequences would be if they decide to go that route. >> thank you.

the third was because it was right astride the line of communication that we saw being created by number of soleimani backed actors. the providence up into sierra. which is probably why the russians accidentally bombed us there while i wasth there. and they did not like us there. and so, by putting ourselves on the ground there we were able to largely mitigate some of these iranian efforts at creating a sphere of influence wouldn't say we completely eliminated we certainly reduced. in the east and the tigris river valley it was more of a challenge. i see on some of the plans put forth by iraq e. around falluja. by having a strong voice the people they areos the person in the room they could bring the most resources to bear to help the iraqis we ended up the iranian influence acceptable level for some time around. i can't really talk to that because steve townsend had replaced by then. leading up to that, he went to pmf and places like that was a real challenge to keep them at bay. because we could provide more help to iraq that iran could. iran could cause more trouble than iraq we could

of time, along with the ability to knock them off their collision course. yet there are no known astride breadth by when we find one in the future. maybe we'll have the technologies to potentially prevent se, di morphis's, new trajectory will be studied for years to come. the information gleaned from the test will hopefully help prevent humanity from suffering. the same fate as the dinosaurs rob reynolds al jazeera. when yvette sand s is an astronomer at harvard university, she joins us from cambridge, massachusetts. good to have you with us said overall than a successful mission. yes, it's been wonderfully exciting from the 1st images of dart about to hit the asteroid to seeing these results. now they are better than expected. how much of a threat is there then in reality, from mega asteroids from out of space? well, it's one of those things, it's of there are several asteroids that we follow that cross earth orbit every single year. none of those are at risk of hitting there are so many years in the future that there's a bigger chance that they might hit. but this is also a problem. yo

in the euphrates river valley, southeast of the heart of darkness and the third was it was right astridehis line of communication that we saw being created by a number of uranian backed actors through anbar province in syria which is probably why the russians accidentally bombed us there when i was there. they didn't like us there. and so by putting ourselves on the ground we were able to largely mitigate some of the uranian efforts at creating this expanded sphere of influence so we reduced it. likewise by being on the ground in the north. in the east, the tigris river valley, it was more of a challenge. i could see the fingerprints of soleimani, the iraqi general officers, to mosul and around falluja and by having a strong voice, the person who could bring the most resources to bear to help the iraqis we are able to keep a lot of the uranian influence at an acceptable level, it got a lot more complicated. i can't talk to that but leading up to that talking -- he wanted pmf, was a real challenge to keep them at bay. because we can provide more help to a rack. iran could cause more troub

nicole man is joined by a fellow american, josh casado, russian cosmonaut and chiquita and japanese astrid old co cheat. while caught up, they blasted off from the kennedy space center in florida on wednesday. the group will spend 6 months aboard the i s s. just ahead here all that he's out how to hold us, made it free winds out of 3 of the champions league. and be here with all the details next. ah ah. with whole ah ah. hello again, this is andy adrian. thank you more gulf earling hall and then a big champions. league wind from manchester city than a region strike, a scoring twice against copenhagen holland. again, leading the way, 1st payment is 5. know when he now is 19 goals this season. city group g with 9 points after the game is finished, audio was asked if holland has a release clause in his contract that could see him moved to rail madrid, interiors time. he has an early gloves for around a tiny attitude. but isn't a true lawyers, i can say no, use it naturally not just ignoring naturally not to the room or the people talk. i cannot control it. we have to do what we can control an

and that's why people have started astride shops have closed, the people have stopped going to work as well as schools with i'm a little upset. people here living under one of the worst blockades, an unjust and unjustified siege on a talk, took place here 5 days ago. and people here have nothing to do with these. riley army has been grading unclosing or fruits not even allowing medics to move. tension has already been on their eyes for a few weeks now in different areas in the occupied west bank. just to give you an idea in the past month alone, 3 israeli soldiers were killed in different shooting attacks. there's a new group in nablus, palestinian young man who are taking up arms and vowing to keep doing shooting attacks. they're called the lions den, and they claimed responsibility for killing an israeli soldier on tuesday. in addition to another palestinian group in jeanene palestinian say they will continue seeking revenge. japan's 1st launch of the epsilon rocket series is ended in self destruction. is the country's 1st major launch failure in almost 20 years. officials at the spa