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in the class, also attempted murder. in the class. all— also attempted murder.o attempted murder. in the class, all witnessed terrible i class, all witnessed terrible things in as much as the prosecution has said we will learn today the true horrors of what happened in a dance class, it has been described to me as truly horrific. clearly, not every detail is going to be given. people will be shocked again by quite how bad this crime was. axel rudakubana was less than 18, he was nine days short of being 18 when he committed this crime, so the sentence he gets will be nothing like the sentence that he would have got if he was an adult, i think that will also cause distress.— adult, i think that will also cause distress. . ~ , ., cause distress. take us through the process- — cause distress. take us through the process. this _ cause distress. take us through the process. this is _ cause distress. take us through the process. this is a _ the process. this is a sentencing hearing. we did not have a child because he admitted his guilt on monday, so that took away. wha

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what's the latest you're hearing about why this attempt to arrest president yoon has been called off?rrest president yoon has been called off? well, the team that went in _ been called off? well, the team that went in to _ been called off? well, the team that went in to issue _ been called off? well, the team that went in to issue the - that went in to issue the arrest warrant have stated that, after a four—hour stand—off. .. stand—off... silence we do appear, unfortunately, to have lost our connection there to jonathan have lost our connection there tojonathan head. we'll try to return to him if we can. we have somebody else standing by for analysis. let's speak to sung—yoon lee. he's a global fellow at the woodrow wilson international center for scholars. + how do you see this playing out? interesting developments in the last few minutes, with police calling off this attempt to arrest the president. is that it now? is this arrest warrant not going to be executed? what are your thoughts? the not going to be executed? what are your thoughts?— are your thoughts? the arrest warrant is _

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i think that every adversary will attempt in every adversary will attempt in every terrorist organisationn this announcement that there is no gap between our current administration and that of the incoming administration. to your point, prime minister netanyahu had the experience of working with president—elect trump in his previous ministration, so i think he clearly knew that there was a concerted pressure to come to agreement prior to his transition. terms of how negotiations in terms of how many palestinian prisoners will be released, for every hostage life that is passed as a result of this conflict. i think that every adversary will attempt in every adversary will attempt in every terrorist organisation will attempt to try to exploit strategic transitions, and i think what we saw today in this announcement that there is no gap between our current administration and that of the incoming administration. to your point, prime minister netanyahu had the experience of working with president—elect trump in his previous ministration, so i think he clearly knew that there was a concerted pre

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murders, eight — and ten attempted murders, eight of— and ten attempted murders, eight of those of childrenor a whole life tariff because if you are under — life tariff because if you are under 21 _ life tariff because if you are under 21 you don't qualify for a whole life tariff. so you will — a whole life tariff. so you will have a minimum term set within— will have a minimum term set within that life sentence. but this conviction of axel rudakubana although it brings a finality— rudakubana although it brings a finality to who it was that killed _ finality to who it was that killed those little girls, not that — killed those little girls, not that there was very much doubt about— that there was very much doubt about it. — that there was very much doubt about it, but that it was murder, _ about it, but that it was murder, it wasn't a mental—health defence murder, it wasn't a mental— health defence that would — mental— health defence that would have found him to fountain get guilty of manslaughter. it's only going to be — manslaughter. it's only going to be the _ manslaughter. it's only goi

president yoon suk yeol was taken in by investigators this morning after a failed attempt earlier this month. he's being questioned for his short—lived martial law declaration in december. you're looking at live pictures outside president yoon�*s residence where crowds seem to have dwindled since the arrest. you dwindled since the arrest. can still see many flags they're you can still see many flags they're still waving. —— flags there. earlier, that was where investigators forced entry with 1,000 police officers reportedly deployed to assist. the last time an attempt was made to arrest him, it was blocked by his security guards after a stand—off that lasted hours. shortly after his arrest, we heard from president yoon himself in a pre—recorded message. is that his decision to submit himself questioning was to avoid any violence after witnessing thousands of lives of others and to his residence. translation:— translation: today upon witnessing _ translation: today upon witnessing these _ translation: today upon | witnessing these individuals invading the security zone using firefightin

this led to small and large fights during the attempt and the cio had to eventually quit their attemptect in terms of trying to execute that arrest warrant for mr yoon? so after today's initial attempt, investigators say it will take time for them to review and decide on their next steps. however, it is possible that they will make another arrest attempt before the warrant expires next monday, though it's a bit unclear if they may make such an attempt over the weekend when crowds will undoubtedly be at its largest. so it will be more even harder for them to arrest president yoon during the weekend. the cio also seemed to have the option to request an extension or reissue the warrant if they need even more time. ijust want i just want to bring you ijust want to bring you a line of breaking news from the literary world. we hearing that david lodge has died at the age of 89. he best known for his campus trilogy, set in the fictional university of rummage. two of those books were shortlisted for the booker prize, which is the prize in the book world. nice world was also turned into a tv mi

so i don't think it's a direct attempt installing. i don't think it's an attempt to continue some more. i think the shuttle is right and these are the governments sell jamila united following the discourse and there's other social media all day. i can attest to the fact that many of my countrymen also felt that the images were a richard can demonstrate that the general be see all of the from us and as long as you have and guys are. but again, other than writers, indignation and outraged, and the capability of to obstruct and limit the process of the steel is so can do the very little to paying for the progress of the deal. and you can see the release of the prisoners despite the desire to limit celebrations and the site is around the actions to stop and impede palestinian involvement to the release prisoners. it seems like israel as not succeeded in doing so, i'm out of the sense of failure is like pervasive throughout his early society. but that failure has not been countermanded, is all continues to sail. so just be, i'm going to co

in some ways you on attempt to sway the election and bolster sd is also going to attempt to make sure that trump's agenda encounters as few barriers as possible. but beyond that, he actually wrote in and when he tells his followers with you or the media. now he's not out to empower them or simply disempower, legacy media outlets. he wants to empower himself balls through his platform and to increase the disproportionate influence than one man already has on democracies. such as the one donald trump is about to take over in washington. when musk says that people are losing trust in the media or somehow his uses are in the media. now he's the one driving that he's choosing who to amplify. he's choosing what good or bad information means on his platform. a very small group of very wealthy people are benefiting immensely from the weakening of the media or, and what information people have access to what is readily presented to them. and you also have in trump, someone who repeatedly derives and undermines trust in the media. given the reach and scale of x, it's quite possible of that info

so there are continually these identity based attempts to undermine people in charge rather than sort of focusing on fact based information and broader . maybe more systemic challenges that, that may have contributed to the proliferation of the fire mosque has sort of long been the sort of ne, uh, almost edge more the type of person you know, saying weird or otherwise borderline inappropriate things i think we've seen is his increasing closeness with people of the far right who previously might have been banned from the platform. people who hold, i'm white, nationalist or racist perspective, pushing this particular narrative around demonizing diversity equity inclusion initiatives. even though that has nothing to do with this moment of the fires, the sort of backlash against the i is, it's really interesting. i'm going to quote a line that seem to emerge from the internet, which is privileged because he feels like a repression. that's if you're on the top of the pile attempts to introduce grace or quality to lower your comparative staff as in society you. that's the kind of thing that

outings against the rangers coming into this, and the rangers manager had not beaten celtic in six attemptsas all about to change. setting the rangers on the way, gathering it from nico and sending a crisp low shot right to the corner from 25 yards, just evading casper to the goal. they were rampant after that. next up, the cutting inside, a shoulder deflecting the defender, and striking the top of the course. celtic could not muster a response but almost got level just before half time. a fire towards the goal and the standing goalkeeper kelly who produced a wonderful save to keep the rangers�* lead intact. after the break we expected a celtic response, and itjust did not come. cutting inside, find the space on the right and cracking off the post, denied once more at the post. the second arrived with a set piece, getting a touch in the central defender to slam home the vital second. a third arriving, blocked in the box, and then came the substitute to slam home the third for the rangers. a merited victory, they could have been more. it was very much their day, although the points gap is no

murders, eight — and ten attempted murders, eight of— and ten attempted murders, eight of those of children eight of those of children, but he cannot qualify for a whole life tariff _ he cannot qualify for a whole life tariff because if you are under — life tariff because if you are under 21 _ life tariff because if you are under 21 you don't qualify for a whole life tariff. so you will — a whole life tariff. so you will have a minimum term set within— will have a minimum term set within that life sentence. but this conviction of axel rudakubana although it brings a finality— rudakubana although it brings a finality to who it was that killed _ finality to who it was that killed those little girls, not that — killed those little girls, not that there was very much doubt about— that there was very much doubt about it. — that there was very much doubt about it, but that it was murder, _ about it, but that it was murder, it wasn't a mental—health defence murder, it wasn't a mental— health defence that would — mental— health defence that would have found him to fountain get guilty of manslaughte

after a six—hour standoff, police call off their attempt to arrest the impeached south korean presidentoon after a confrontation with his security team. and 17—year—old darts sensation luke littler looks to make history tonight, as he sails into the world darts final against michael van gerwen. hello, i'm geeta guru—murthy, welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. the brother of the man who killed 1a people in new orlans on new year's day has given an interview to our us partner cbs. in it he says he's struggling to understand how shamsud—din jabbar could have committed such an attack. the fbi say the army veteran acted alone and had declared his support for the islamic state group. in videos he made before the deadly attack, the 42—year—old talked about killing his family as well. now his half—brother, 24—year—old abdurjabbar, has given an interview. he said it was normal for his family not to spend holidays together, but he has no idea why his older brother was in new orleans. he spoke of his shock on receiving the phone call. he spoke to our

it was their second attempt to arrest yoon after a previous attempt was thwarted by his security teammpt was thwarted by his security as am. attempt was thwarted by his security as the president, who investigation. as the president, who is sworn to uphold the constitution and the legal system of the republic of korea, my compliance with such illegal and invalid procedures does not signify my acceptance of them. it is solely a measure to prevent any unfortunate bloodshed. that was part of a pre—recorded statement made by president yoon before his arrest. our correspondent shaimaa khalil is outside the corruption investigation offices in seoul where president yoon is being questioned. this has been a few hours of heightened, dramatic and contrasting feelings and sentiments here in south korea. not long ago we were outside the presidential residence, where huge cheers of celebration among anti—yoon protesters could be heard when it was announced that the president had been arrested by the corruption officials. —— corruption investigation officials. minutes after his motorcade made its wa

another attempt to arrest the impeached president yoon suk yeol.ng president has been put in place instead. we have heard very little from mr. yoon while all of this has been unfolding. he has spent all of that time in the presidential compound. we will speak to our correspondent shortly to get up to date on what is happening in south korea. we will bring you all the latest details from there. but now, what has been described as the final round of negotiations on a cease fire deal and the release of hostages in gaza has been continuing through the day in qatar but with no outcome yet. it is thought there is broad agreement with the israel and hamas delegations both saying they are hopeful of reaching a deal. but a number of details are still being worked out. we are hearing the other main palestinian armed group in gaza, islamic jihad, says that if it is sending a delegation to qatar to take place in a final agreement. in the last couple of hours, president joe biden and the egyptian president cc have had negotiations about the efforts and have cal

i actually would say no, there may be an attempt by the neo con and when i say that i use it in the, the so we say the modern bi partisan sense of the word. it's no longer a truly conservative, but those committed to us a gemini and primacy around the world. they may try to manipulate trump as they quite openly and clearly did. so according to john bolton's memoirs, manipulate him back into that position. but i don't think that he sees international relations and geo politics through that prism. in fact, i think he whatever we may think about his uh, conclusions and solutions, i think he's correctly identified. the problem is that the us is suffering from an enormous amount of we might have previously said imperial overreach. now we might say hedge a monic overreach. it can no longer afford to be the what it calls the police man of the world, or the military dictate or of the world. and it needs to prioritize and come to grips with the world of rising great powers. now trump's solutions to that is, is another question entirely, but i think he's, he's, i correctly identified the probl

and the clumsy attempts to manipulate him afterwards or transparent, even i think through trump. and he's certainly thinks that so are you not in us is uh, is, you know, like, it was show we say red lines strategic interest. he thinks it's a waste of money. he also has nothing but contempt for the majority of western political leaders in europe, who are the biggest, you know, a crusaders in this particular measure and, and that, that brings up here all the obstacles to this. one of them has already been launched by one of trump's political enemies, the prime minister of the united kingdom care stormer, who evidently sent political operatives to the united states to campaign effectively for joe biden. really don't move there, but he was just in care of and citing a largely rhetorical and substance list or in year commitment security guarantee. do you agree? and that really doesn't actually say much at all. he's attempting to one, continue the western process of uh, you know, lifting his leg and urinating on t as, as western geo political territory. but it's also a direct shot at t

he's also admitted attempting to murder eight other children and two adults.hailand becomes the first country in south—east asia to legalise same—sex marriage. the wait is nearly over. we look at some of the frontrunners ahead of the announcement of this year's oscar nominations. us president donald trump is sending 1,500 troops to the mexican border to boost security, as he moves to crack down on illegal immigration. the news came after mr trump gave his first television interview since re—entering the white house. 0ur north america correspondent merlyn thomas has the details. mr president. thank you. welcome back. thank you very much. donald trump began his interview with fox news speaking about his favourite topic — immigration. this was a gross miscarriage of common sense to allow people to come in. this is notjust south america. this isn't, you know... we talk venezuela. that's a big abuser. but these are countries from, these are... iran, syria. countries that you don't even think of. the congo has emptied their prisons out into the united states. for hi

it wasn't peaceful dissent, it was an attempt to overturn an election.o what we see now when we see donald trump and his supporters celebrating that moment, denying that it was an attempt to overthrow the government, all of the claims being made right now to literally -- and i say this as a historian -- to rewrite history, that's an attempt to erase the fact that what happened was an attack on the government and that we know that and that will not go away. the narrative may try to be rewritten by some, but the fact of the matter is the video, the evidence and people like you and me, we watched it happen. >> yeah. and, you know, it's not just that you can't unring the bell, and i suppose for historians it's important that people can't unring certain bells, but this bell is amplified in large part because of social media. one of the things we didn't have four years ago was elon musk and his influence on the way he had on this election, not just in terms of money but his reach on social media. social media is, you know -- roggy namee feels that social media

so this is the only framework that explains everything that happened to the attempts to, to reach these process. says the $193019.00 nineties to now that's the only problem with that explains all of it. yeah, those people succeed it and the end power on both sides of it. of course, the issue is happening there has a connection of all of these issues that are the motional parts of it that are the logical part of a district to take part of it and so on. so also by didn't bronze about developing a connection between these role and arab nations of good betsy's, why do you have been leads to improve ties between he's with a saudi arabia specifically how they've been that because they've been working on the bilateral relations even before. busy the guys, i was spotted again, president biden is my president and he's a dear man. but really we had the abraham accords happening during the war, started and pushed by the time and during the presidency of the former and the future presidential united states. donald j trump, i'm not taking away from mister by then. without the doubts, he has a histor

what we discussed ukraine's attempt to defend save. we've been chief added to the finish and they left the news out last. this is yeah, and this the coating. he said that the attack is ukraine's attempt to the justifying weston alms shipments. there is only 2 weeks of sloth, the ration of the dog from who has promised to store these met and is what is going on here. and on, based upon the weapons genes november as be just huge, billions and billions of us dollars has been used. the order 3 on the great new forces and now it's the last moment when they can try to show their facebook on trying to show that there is a point of farming, great new forces what they need. now, these results. and now what we see in the course region these most probably the most important single fights for a long time to show that there is no point. there is no justification and a real possibility to have meaning 30 solutions, the crane. and of course, the key every she wants to show the opposite. they want to show that the, so the deliveries are not going ebay

are you willing to promise there will be no attempt on the life of donald trump? how he answered and his reaction to the possible cease-fire between israel and iran-backed hamas. and princess kate, the good news she is announcing about her battle with cancer. news she is announcing about her battle with cancer. this is "nbc night >> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> >> good evening and welcome. the political will behind president-elect trump's second cabinet is gettings it first test with pete hegseth. you would be left thinking he is either unfit to lead the pentagon or an excellent choice as a change agent for a military bureaucracy. democrats focused on past hegseth comments about women in combat and eessive drinking. hegseth slamming allegations as anonymous false claims and part of a smear campaign. lawmakers were sharply divided along party lines just six days before trump's inauguration. that is where we begin tonight. >> reporter: president-elect trump's embattled pick to lead the pentagon, pete hegseth, making an impassioned pitch for the jo

this is the second attempt to arrest yoon follong a failed attempt earlier this month.is facing insurrection charges stemming from a short lived martial law declaration last month. he is the first sitting president, by the way, to be arrested in the country's history. a guilty plea from the man charged in a string of fire bombings at uc berkeley last june, police arrested casey goonan for a series of fires at cal today, the department of justice says goonan pleaded guilty to a felony arson charge. he admitted to placing a bag of six molotov cocktails under a uc berkeley car and then setting them on fire. there are photos of that crime. he also confessed to setting three other fires on campus in june and attempting to firebomb a federal building in oakland. the doj says goodwin's goal was to influence and intimidate the government. goonan sentencing is set for april. he faces a maximum of 20 years in prison. while the long awaited deal to sell the oakland coliseum is another big step closer to reality tonight, within the past 90 minutes, alameda county board of superviso

they attempted to force their way into the property. while they were attempting their way in, the victim stepped out, was confronted by the suspects, and the suspects fired several rounds at the victim. police say shaw was shot multiple times and transported to a nearby hospital where he died. investigators do not know if he was targeted or if the robbery was random. shaw's younger brother, two short, grew up in oakland and is known as a pioneer of west coast hip hop. he began his recording career in the 80s. the city named a street after him in east oakland back in 2022. too short has not publicly said anything police say the suspects got away in an unknown vehicle. investigators are looking into the building that was targeted, and shaw's connection to the property. in oakland, velena jones nbc b area news. in the south bay, now another pedestrian death in san jose. it happened early this morning at the intersection of sherlock and kimball drive. that's near stonegate elementary. the woman was crossing the street when a man in an suv h

janice, put conan who says that the attack is ukraine's attempt to justifying weston on shipments. that there is only 2 weeks of also do the migration of the dog from pool has promised to store these met. and this with this going on here. we don't based upon the weapons jeans of november as be just huge billions and billions of us dollars has been used the order 3 on the grading and forces. and now it's the last moment when they get to try to show their facebook on trying to show that there is a point of farming gradient forces what they need. now these results, and now what we see in the course region is most probably the most important, a single fight for a long time to show that there is no point. there is no justification and a real possibility to have made it 30 solutions ukraine. and of course the key ever. she wants to show the opposite. they want to show that the, so the deliveries are not going ebay, but i'm going us president joe biden has been awarding the country's high civilian on it. 19 people, there's choice. it's lori. it says raise bunch of questions. tech tycoon,

as they attempt to arrest the impeached president yoon. over 20 officers marched to his presidential residence in seoul since 8am local time. the number was reinforced to 801 hour later. many of yoon�*s supporters have for days been congregating outside his residence, vowing to block his arrest and this morning is no different. jay song, an honorary associate professor at the australia national university, gave us a sense of what lies ahead. it's almost a surreal situation now. i'm looking at these supporters gathering around his house and also the police, trying to go into his house and the military is actually blocking the access, and the corruption investigation office, they went into his residence but we have just been waiting for more than two hours to see what is happening, whether he would be arrested at the scene and what would happen after the arrest. we spoke to you a few days ago and you said an arrest was imminent. what gave you so much confidence to think this moment that we see unfolding is about to happen? that is right, thr

now ukraine have attempted to a break through the russian barriers. however, according to the in defense, been asleep, although the attempts were few style and unsuccessful. does russia gains the strategic advantage in the natural public most go troops of being able to stop and attempted to clean and break through? this is in the code screeching. ok, i have has lost thousands of vehicles in almost 500. so does a one day a fraction. of course that will be estimated $50000.00 men itself throughout the course, cooperation. and the i was speaking with form of pentagon security, as seen as security policy analyst, michael maloof. he says keep strategy and cost reveals, it's desperation a. well, it's a big question and it continues to be question. the only conceivable notion that i can think of is that they were trying to establish leverage so that different when the 2 sides set down can negotiate the ukrainians. them would have some leverage to to give back a territory in exchange for that's not gonna happen. me, i think russian forces are pretty much cont

oh, forties of time to suspend and attempt to arrest the president following an hours long stand off at his residence, we will have a live updates from so searching for a suspected war coming on seeing homes to new searing administration goes off to form a members of the auditors on john edward on bourbon street in new orleans friends corner where the shots are back open again. the thank you for joining us. is really a tax of killed at least 90 people in the past 24 hours across the gaza strip. many of them died in s strikes in the north of casa guys. a cd was heavily bon bonded people. they were forced to use whatever materials they could find to carry the wounded to ambulances. the number of people killed in those strikes is unclear. more than 45000 people have been killed and these are as war on garza also in the north end is really draw an attack on the i'll remind neighborhood chaos to palestinians. west of guys, a city 8 of those were injured and some are in critical condition. the bad that we would, the sitting the cultural and this man was having a phone call with his family.

a split this way i, i will not be surprised if there are more assassination attempts. so there's no evidence that this, that anybody inside the government had anything to do with the prior attempts. nothing. that's terribly concrete, but everything is on the table. now. i mean, this is, this is maybe the end of everything for nato, for the intelligence services. i mean, there's a lot in the line here, so nothing would surprise me. let's put that in for an intelligence agencies. and am i 6? what happens to them? i mean, already people who think intelligent services in europe are devastated. i mean, it's kind of, it has a some, it's funny you're going to read it because they're supposed to know what's going on and clearly had no finger on the pulse of the late american capitalism in the united states as to why americans would vote for trump by the could the united states join break not tell you something, know that it does not tell you that the, that these agencies that we, we fund so heavily. i can't even answer the most basic questions about their own populations that

we know, for example, there was an attempt to buy you got to resolve this particular concept. but the, the brand government rejected the appointment of the canyon prison on the ground that he was about to send. and we also know that there has been an attempt at resolution of this conference in gender, in saudi arabia with the so these are the americans playing the leading role that i shouldn't have been muted in this particular month old was solution, but the conflict is continuing the pace and only the last few days there was an attempt to involve present the size that fed will key will vary for you on the understanding that he does have some kind of connection with both him. it the on put on. all these are happening at the time when there is great confusion, and of course, the names of russia and the names of ukraine. we'd always be there because of the ukrainians, if they don't have boots on the ground. also seen as a conduit of, of weapons. but particularly when you have the s k for the subsidy in the mix, we always look to that part of the supplies of the k 47. so this si

it was their second attempt to arrest yoon suk yeol, after they were previously thwarted by his security these are live pictures from outside the corruption investigation office. that's where president yoon has been taken for questioning by investigators. in a pre—recorded statement before his arrest, mr yoon said he was handing himself in to avoid any �*bloodshed'. translation: today, upon witnessing _ translation: today, upon witnessing these _ translation: today, upon witnessing these individuals invading the security zone using firefighting equipment, i decided to comply with the corruption investigation office request for a voluntary appearance. despite it being an illegal investigation, in order to prevent any unfortunate and violent incident. however, i do not acknowledge the legitimacy of this investigation. as the president, to respond to the constitution and the legal system of the republic of korea, my compliance with such illegal and invalid procedures does not signify my acceptance of them. it is solely a measure to prevent any unfortunate bloodshed. live to seoul and our co

and they've all broken down the latest, serious, robust attempt at securing peace for the region and finding some kind of political settlement between congo and rolanda was in december. but that broke down before the presidents of both countries even met. why is this particular conflict? why does it seem impervious to any and all attempts at, at making peace 1st, it's important to understand that there is a deep mistrust between the governments in contrast and got it. uh, and the regional and international effort for mediation, obviously goes all the way back to the 1st and time. see in a 1000000000 and print prints, print 13 and if you'd a quarter from the time, i think it's important to remember that uh, that in a serious problem of defining what the nature of this program is, that is the problem, a political problem. and then for requiring opponents consultation for a week, there is a need for having and sitting down either mediation pulses in a piece talk. that's the, the 1st part of the other party. actually the kind of military or security major stuff may be taken in order to a

now ukraine have attempted to break through the russian barriers. however, according to the russian defense ministry, although the attempts were few style and unsuccessful, as well as westside gains, a strategic advantage in the next republic most go troops stop an attempt to do credit and break through. this is in the cost region. now capitalist, almost 500 soldiers in one day, a fraction of course, of the estimated 50000 men that it's lost throughout the coast corporation. well, that's discussed is now of the with full, the pentagon senior security policy list. michael. molly's thanks for joining us. who knocked the international? always a pleasure. i'm. let's start off with happening in cut off about the moment. what's your assessment of the importance of this settlement to the ukrainians. and of course they've lost it now. you know, that was a very strategic point. and for the russians, it's is highly strategic because it opens up the space for the rep to take back the rest of the don't ask republic and it opens up the area. it's just then a wid