now that the invaders are gone, i'm standing here in a center square, the city of black, leah black. leah has been liberated only a few days ago by the ukraine and armed forces. behind me, you can see the blue and yellow ukrainian flag floating again on a monument to the glory of ukrainian nationalist and poet. let us have sankoh, but things are not exactly back to normal hearing the likely i, if you look around me so many buildings have been shared, bear the scars of this war and people who are here are waiting for humanitarian help. some need food. some tell me they don't have electricity. others tell me that some relatives of theirs have been tortured just down the road in that police station. even if black lea a has been liberated, it will take months, if not years, to rebuild the city and for things to go back to normal here. now to some of a stories on how russia's invasion of ukraine is impacting the world. president vladimir putin has told india's inner and remote either he understands in these concerns about the conflict in ukraine and he wanted to and as soon as possible. th

even if black leah has been liberated, it will take months, if not years, to rebuild the city and for things to go back to normal here. or less turn to some of a headlines related to the war in ukraine. president vladimir putin has told india is niandra moody, that he understands india's concerns about the conflict in ukraine and he wanted to and as soon as possible. the comments come after prime minister moody told the russia leader, today's era is not an era of war. ukraine's president has a germany to become the 1st country to send weston made battle tanks to help fight russia. philadelphia, zalinski said berlin should take the lead in supplying the tans and not wait for the us to do so. crane says it needs equipment to liberate territory captured by russia. and here german, chancellor of schultz is announced that the german government is taking control of subsidiaries of russian oil giant rosen. yet, this put the federal industry regulator in charge of 3 refineries, including a huge facility in north eastern germany. rose nafta has responded by take the by calling the take over il

even if black leah has been liberated, it will take months, if not years, to rebuild the city and for things to go back to normal. here. berlin has announced its taking control of the german subsidiary of a russian all giant raw, sniffed. a government describes the route, the move as an act of national defense. 3 refineries including a huge facility in the eastern town of shred are now under the control of the german industry regulator. the complexes used to refine oil from russia until supplies were disrupted. chancellor of schultz says the government is doing everything it can to secure the nation's oil supply. does this i know, right. this is a far reaching energy policy decision to safeguard our country. was like russia, as we know is no longer reliable energy supplier, some of the last few weeks have shown us that w's chief, political correspondent, melinda crane, has more on shorts, was move well, the government decided to take this unusual. and the chancellor set is much unusual step in order to ensure the continued operation of what is one of germany's main re fire, near eas,

around the cities of is you a black leah and cookie asked. russia says is withdrawing some of his forces from the area on roads across the half heave region. scenes of destruction and defeat russian military vehicles lie attacked and abandoned ukrainian forces of claim to major victory advancing swiftly across ways of enemy held territory, capturing equipment and cutting russian supply lines. in the northeastern city of vala, clia, the blue and yellow flag is flying once again to the surprise of locals who lived through the russian occupation. it would be those wendy ukrainian forces came. we honestly didn't expect it, which we honestly didn't expect it. here though, the though when i saw ukrainian soldiers with those patches, but the ukrainian flag. oh it was great, great reddish, as they were, stood like a people are happy that liberation has arrived late, that people are back on their homeland happy that there is no more russian occupation. no more oppression, no more baseman, yet no secret service all of yet. but at the same time, people are traumatized by the occupational w did that

leah and it will be taking pictures of the d.a.r.t. heading in and then the plume, the explosive plume we want to see. so i love the idea to go to blackos." hopefully we know what happens. >> i hope so. always fun to talk to you. >> a pleasure. >> watching luke and leah and may the force be with you, too. thank you for being here. >>> we have new details about brett favre and the alleged scheme he is at the center of with the governor of mississippi. that's ahead. (limu squawks) he's a nural. only pay for wt you need. ♪liberty. libty. liberty. liberty.♪ you deserve to feel safe with the confidence that you're protected online. introducing mcafee plus, all in one protection that goes beyond your devices. it protects you, your identity and privacy with credit and dark web monitoring, removing your personal info from sites that sell it, and more - all backed by one million dollars in identity theft coverage. with mcafee plus, you can enjoy life online confidently because safety has a feeling all its own. okay season 6! aw... this'll take forev—or not. do i just focus on when things don't work, and not appreciate when they do? i love it w

arising is a place for politically active black women to turn their power and influence into action. i'm so pleased to welcome bishop leahrs of power rising. i must note the -- once in 2008 again in 2016. to restore conventions among so many other accomplishments. we are so happy to have you. can you talk about some of the conversations you in the participants have been having? what is your hope for this year's power rising summit? thank you symone for having me, we just concluded the summit. it's been three days of this gathering place by, foreign about black women. of course, the conversation was centered around rights in this country, our freedoms in this country. a lot of talk about the overturning of roe v. wade. we were sent to just a multiplicity of issues that concern black women who are talking about education, how to be active in your community and we want to power and encourage women to go back to their homes, back to the communities to do whatever they need to do to move the communities forward. hundreds of women from all across the country who came to be empowered in light and. also just got out the, vote bu

leah harding al jazeera and jackson, mississippi people. and now in today's 6, an unprecedented voice, a crisis that $160000.00 residents in the city with a predominantly black population, have run out, have safe drinking water. this began when flooding not the cities treatment plan offline. on monday, it was already in a state of disrepair and the head of the federal emergency management agency says, i don't know when it's going to be fixed. government is distributing bottled water, but there's not enough to supply the entire city. people being told to boil water before clicking it and to keep them mouth closed when a shower, some of playing the problem on racism. we're talking about a set of accumulated challenges that have taken place over the better part of 30 years. i'll remind people that i moved to jackson as a little boy in 1988. i distinctly remember in 1989 when this system crash after a winter storm. and so we're seeing not only the age of the age in the wear and tear on our system, but we're seeing the effects of, of, of climate change. we have colder winter's hotter summers and more annual precipitation. and all of that is taking a toll on our w