w reporter william blue cross on what we've been able to vote the piece together today. and thanks very much, it is indeed very complicated. there's of course, been air attacks all around the country and major cities all around the country, but there's want to focus on the land war that is happening right now in major places all around the country. first, let's have the general map of ukraine. you know, ukraine between poland, belarus and russia, and over to the east, the separatist held part of ukraine. that's been that way since 2014. there are some key points here. let's get a closer look now where russian land forces are coming in from. we see them 1st coming in from the north for through rushes, ally, bella luce, the east, from russian bases, russia proper, itself, pushing in through that rushing back separatist zone in the don bas region. and of course, in the south here we have crimea. crimea is the ukrainian peninsula that russia in 2014 illegally annexed. there's been a naval base there for quite a long time in russia's, using that as a point to go into points f

finally, erin banco will moderate a discussion with charity being, john lumpkin, president of blue cross blue shield of north carolina and hemi tewarson, executive director of the national academy for state health policy. kathank you and we will now get started with our program. welcome first senator tim kaine and senator tom balderson. >> senator tim fauci here. it'sa pleasure to join you via video today, i'd rather be in person but this is the best .i'd like to start by thanking them bipartisan policy center for hosting this event and convening a group of experts to talk about pandemic preparedness. it's clear that the pandemic has taken an enormous toll on our families, our communities and our healthcare infrastructure. the pandemic also shown a spotlight on some of the long-standing challenges and inequities that the united states public health preparedness systems have to address going forward. these challenges require our country begins to prepare now for a future public health challenges. that's why i'm so excited to be a member of the senate health education labor and pensions co

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w reporter william blue cross on what we've been able to broadly piece together today. and thanks very much, it is indeed very complicated. there's of course, been air attacks all around the country and major cities all around the country. but there's want to focus on the land war that is happening right now in major places all around the country. first, let's have the general map of ukraine. you know, ukraine between poland, bella, bruce and russia. and over to the east, the separatist held part of ukraine. that's been that way since 2014. there are some key points here. let's get a closer look now where russian land forces are coming in from. we see them 1st coming in from the north for through rushes, ally ballers, the east from russian base is russia proper, itself pushing in through that rushing back separatist zone in the don bas region. and of course, in the south here we have crimea. crimea is the ukrainian peninsula that russia in 2014 illegally annexed. there's been a naval base there for quite a long time in russia's, using that as a point to go into points f

finally, a discussion with the ceo of the public health company , the president of the blue cross/blue shield north carolina foundation, and the executor or the national academy for state health policy -- the director for the national academy for state health policy. we welcome remarks first from senator 10 came and then congressman troy alderson -- senator tim kaine. senator kaine: it is a pleasure to be here via video today. rather be there in person but this is second best. i want to thank the bipartisan policy center for hosting this important event and convening a group of experts to talk about pandemic repaired and is. it is clearly covid-19 pandemic has taken an enormous toll on our families, our communities, and our health care infrastructure. the pandemic also shown a spotlight on some of the long-standing challenges and inequities that the united states public health preparedness systems have to address going forward. these challenges require that our country begin to prepare now for future public health challenges. that's why i'm so excited to be a member of the senate healt

well, william, blue cross there are european you, the leaders have a great to impose new sanctions on russia over its war on you cried with a held back from cutting russia off from the global swift payment system. after resistance from a number of countries including germany, speaking from brussels, germany is foreign minister on a babel called on russia's president to end the war, and promised to take in ukrainian refugees. in recent hours, we have seen that huge numbers of innocent people are dying. hensley edge and to pay out to mister putin and you can stop this bloodshed alive, you alone are responsible for stopping this bloodshed stop. and we're now putting in place a tough sanction package and taking in the many, many people who are now fleeing ashanti. w correspondent, marina strauss in brussels. welcome marina. i is v you prepared for potentially millions of refugees from ukraine. the you and refugee agency just said that up to a 100000 ukrainians are already on the move. and of course, it become could become a lot more up to 4 or 5 millions they say in the coming days and we

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in the meantime, here with me is my colleague, william blue cross who has been following a development that way. what more if you liked? well, i think 1st of all, you know, the, as they say, truth is always the 1st casualty of war and we should be careful what we're hearing when it comes. these highly secretive, highly cove. it up covert operations. but we are hearing from president biden and from other us officials is that the current leader of i asked was killed in this rate in the early overnight hours, syria time, local time. the rate took about 3 hours about 2 dozen special forces troops are on the ground, backed up by helicopters, and jets and drone. so by special forces operation standards of fairly extensive operation. and the fact that they're putting american troops on the ground of harm's way suggest that it was a high value target. although you, as officials at 1st were not saying who that target was. now multiple sources of human rights observers on the ground, they were saying 13 people, including women and children, may have been killed in that rate. but again, us offici

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i think whilst he has apologised, ultimately at blue cross we would like to see him prosecuted.ir £30 million asset. natalie pirks, bbc news. great britain's hopes of winning their first medal at the winter olympics were dashed when charlotte bankes was eliminated at the quarterfinal stage of the women's snowboard cross. here's our sports correspondent andy swiss. commentator: charlotte bankes. .. a day when britain's biggest medal hope turned to heartache. there is the gate. charlotte bankes is the world champion in snowboard cross, and with the first two going through to the semifinals, she duly led the way. look at the speed from charlotte bankes! but then a mistake and her rivals were swarming all over her. critchlow on the inside. and as they leapt over the final jump, would she even qualify? i don't know if she is going to do this. by the slenderest of margins, charlotte bankes was third, and the favourite for the gold was out. what drama and what disappointment for charlotte bankes. she came into this event with such high hopes, but those hopes have been dashed in the mos

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on crossing that right there is the blue water bridge and you can see the trucks are moving, but at a crawl we had a panel boarder behind us a little bit earlier and he was literally moving faster than those trucks. and there's a 3 hour wait for the trucks to line up. that's because this bridge really wasn't designed to take that much traffic, but it's very close to the bridge that connects detroit and windsor. so all of that traffic has been diverted over here. and those protests are continuing. police and politicians don't seem willing to crack down in windsor the mayor there said the concern was that if you clear out 200 truckers today, you might have 300 tomorrow and they want to resolve this piece. really. it is true that wall just introduce the canadian prime minister, has said he's not going to be pressured on this issue. there have been provinces in canada that have relaxed, those coven restrictions that the protestors are upset about their they started on this mainly because they were required to be vaccinated to come into canada. well, this protest continues without and, and

john lumpkin is the president of the blue cross. a private charitable foundation made it to addressing the key drivers of health to improve the health and well-being of north carolinians. previously worked as the senior vice president for the robert wood johnson foundation. overall he took on serving for 12 years as director of the illinois department of public health. he earned his md agrees from northwestern university medical school. he also holds mph from the illinois school of public health. charity dean, dr. terry dean is the ceo, cofounder and chairman of the public-health company, california based firm that offers a platform that combines public health data, expertise, best practices and genomic epidemiology to empower organizers to respond to disease threats. dr. dean served as the assistant director for the california partner in. serving as a key figure in the state response to the covid-19 outbreak. dr. dean holds an md and an mph in public of an tropical medicine. she earned a bs in microbiology from oregon on state univ

i think whilst he has apologised, ultimately at blue cross we would like to see him prosecuted.t few seconds we have heard that adidas have dropped kurt zouma. they have said in a statement that mike "we have concluded our investigation and can confirm kurt zouma is no longer an adidas contracted athlete." thatis that is another big blow to kurt zouma, already fined two weeks wages, his two cats taken off him and put into our spca care, he has been booed by his own fans, west ham united fans and watford fans at that game last night and now he has been dropped by adidas who are his boots sponsor. they have concluded an investigation into what happened, the footage emerging of him kicking one of his cats, and they are saying they can confirm, adidas, can confirm that kurt zouma is no longer one of their contracted athletes. joining me now is nigel currie, a sponsorship and marketing consultant. i suppose it's not a huge surprise that a sponsor like i did this would drop kurt zouma. it is that a sponsor like i did this would drop kurt zouma.— drop kurt zouma. it is not a surprise _

while he apologised, at blue cross we would like to see him prosecuted because this is such a seriouser gabby logan said she would have got rid of a player who kicked and hit an animalfor laughs. essex police has said it is looking into the matter following reports that the incident might have taken place in the county. tim muffett, bbc news. let's discuss this with jamesjones, co—host of the we are west ham podcast. thank you for taking the time to talk to us today, james. do you think kurt zouma should have been in the starting line—up for the game against watford last night? absolutely not. it baffles me, the decision to play him. everyone expected him not to be in the team, in the squad, in the stadium for last night's game and when the starting 11 was game and he was there there was a lot of shock, i was just outside the stadium at the time and it was such a baffling decision, he should be nowhere near the stadium, and it brings the club into more disrepute, further than what it actions had already done in terms of putting david moyes and his decision under more spotlight of scru

turns out he had a confederate flag license plate and the decal of a blue tool cross in the bed of hisl media posts from two of the defendants we're glad to have you this evening. good evening, areva. to remind everyone of this casual racism these men use in their daily lives here's what one of the texts revealed during the trial. it said a friend text travis mcmichael, quote, this cracker barrel up here is full of some other kinds of people. mcmichael replies, quote, need to change the name from cracker barrel to n-word bucket. now today we learn the confederate symbol is decorating his truck. but all this evidence, does it add up to hate crime? >> well, don, the evidence has been so horrific, so offensive. we know that the juror, if not one many jurors have asked the judge about counseling, about emotional psychological counseling because they've had to sit through the testimony of these prosecution witnesses and hear just the animus that these defendants had towards african americans. and yes, the prosecution has a heavy burden. they have to prove this racial animus was the reason t

turns out, he had a confederate flag vanity license plate and a decal of a blue confederate cross onat, after another agent revealed racist text messages and social-media posts from two of the defendants. joining me now, cnn legal analyst, areva martin. she is the author of "awakening, ladies, leadership, and the lies we have been told." and we are glad to have you this evening. here is one of the texts -- one of the texts revealed during the trial. it says a friend texts travis mcmichael, quote, this cracker barrel up here is full of some other kinds of people. mcmichael replies, quote, need to change the name from cracker barrel to n-word bucket. now today, we are learning that the confederate symbols decorating his truck. but all this evidence -- does it add up to a hate crime? >> well, don, the evidence has been so horrific, it's been so offensive. we know that the juror -- at least one, if not many jurors -- have asked the judge about counseling. about emotional, psychological counseling because they have had to sit through the testimony of these prosecution' witnesses, and hear

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believe name so blue that or just go to the question for the country with blue a yeah, it doesn't mean there was a way you know with a cross the for a word in talking to you. oh. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order is a conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. and the point obviously is to great trust, rather than fear i would like to take on various job with artificial intelligence. real, somebody with a robot must protect its own existence with what he's got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race, movies on, often very dramatic development, only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successfully, very critical time. time to sit down and talk ah, a former evil empire standing up to the empire of life, one lodging important was announcing his decision to d, potentiate your brains, military infrastructure. he wasn't just resurrecting the ghost of the cold war. he made it clear that the russia

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the military is escalating violence in the region. evacuees have been crossing the border into russia, bridge and blue for there is such a tension here in the morning. there was an explosion of yeah, let's look over the best russians we don't abandon their own. russia goes ahead with the annual testing of its nuclear capabilities, amid threats from the head of nato, over what he earlier called aggressive actions by moscow. so if a criminal aim is to have less laid on its borders, it will only get more than $8.00 oh $9.00. and the canadian authorities are cracking down on anti mandate protestors for a 2nd day with hundreds of police deployed in the capitol. at least 70 people have been arrested. those are head drawings for this hour. i will be back in just under an hour's time with another full and fresh. let's see with our transaction. ah, i'm nice guys, are this is the kaiser report and the we have got a lot to cover today's day. see, hey max, in the 2nd half we speak to the vice president of el salvador and soon after we wrapped our interview with him, the news broke from the committee on foreign re

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your friend randi weingarten and how the school issue, even in the bluest of blue, san francisco has motivated parents to crossial, ethnic, political lines to say no can do come i can't do this anymore. do you think that this issue with the schools and the unions and what they are doing with the policies in schools, is that kind of the big thing going forward for at least the next year or so in politics? >> because the big thing is work will happen with suburban parents. i think the republicans blame a lot of the working class voters. and the democrats were claiming better educated suburban voters. those suburban voters in virginia and new jersey said, not so fast. if our schools will not teach our kids in the right way and the way we want, we are going to switch our votes over to republican. so come i think the suburban parents are in play. i think the education and what has happened here is going to be one of the major issues. but remember, we have inflation, we've got crime, we've got the border, international affairs and a lot of issues here are. >> laura: tom, i'm glad you got your voice back. i just like

blue. i was near the entrance on. she's on cross of his interest with the latest on the stand off with the local militia forces and ukrainian army full about 7 p. m. local time. were heard, so really allows sounds of artillery here in the jeanette scanned from the reports that we're getting from the officials. i hear those were 152 millimeter or harvard servers. so or, or they said it could be multiple rocket launcher systems that were shelled at said genetics a little bit earlier. now this happens a near the airport about 6 kilometers from a where i'm standing a right now. as the result, at the moment, municipal transfer, public transportation has been halted in the area and emergency services are on the scene, trying to figure figure out the result of fall. what had happened now earlier on saturday in genetics, at least 3 private residences have also been damaged as a shelling a continued stay here in this city. no, no reports about casualties about what happened earlier on saturday evening, but over the last 48 hours there were a

key of military is escalating violence in the region. evacuated to have been crossing the border into russia, bridge and blue for there is such attention. here in the morning there was an explosion. again, let's go for the best russians we don't demand. and there are also this. our russia goes ahead with annual testing of its nuclear capabilities, a mid threats from the head of nato over what he earlier called aggressive actions by moscow. so if a criminal aim is to have less naples on its borders, it will only get more than 8. 0 oh. 7 and k, median authorities are cracking down on the anti mandate protectors for a 2nd day, with hundreds of police deployed in the capital, at least 70 people had been arrested. with broadcasting live directory studios in moscow. this is our international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. now, a camera crew from our sister channel, our t arabic, has narrowly avoided being hit by shelling while filming in the don units region earlier this evening, we got this footage in from the st. with everybody's it, it was thought that from a dormer this was also said tha

the blue water bridge between port huron and sarnia. and the coutts crossingg montana to alberta. some idling 12 hours. >> like everyone you see here, they're waiting, they'r tired, they want to go home, them to see their families. >> reporter: factories on both sides of the border already feeling the impact of the choked supply chain. general motors in michigan canceling three shifts due to a shortage of parts. ford running a few canadian plants at reduced capacity. >> this industry employs over 100,000 canadians, and every hour that a plant goes down impacts canadian jobs. >> reporter: the canadian trucking alliance estimates 85% to 90% of the 120,000 canadian truckers who drive cross-border routes are vaccinated. and that it appears many of the ottawa protesters have no connection to the trucking industry. >> a lot of the people in the convoy want to create another version of january 6th that happned in the states. that's what these folks want to do. unelected committee, established by their own whim, replacing the elected officials. it's clear that their g

blue green. now for the latest on this, we can cross live now to our cheese. caleb morphine, who is in new york. keller, the, your school council meeting has come to a close water. main takeaways from it's sure, well, russia was acting and it's rotating role as the president of the security council. so russia convened the meeting, and as the meeting began, we heard many accusations leveled against russia. the u. s. representative basically repeated what joe biden had said earlier, blaming the entire situation on russia as if this entire situation was all simply the fault of russia. ukraine was completely blameless, and had not provoked this in any way. here is what joe biden said in his statement that was released around the time the security council meeting was taking place the prayers of the entire world or with the people of ukraine tonight as they suffer an unprovoked and justified attack by russian military forces. president putin has chosen a premeditated war that will bring a catastrophic loss of life and human suffering. russia alone is responsible for the death and destruction this atta

and on the blue water bridge up there, those are trucks that are crossing over and you can see it's actually moving and there's a 3 hour wait to get here because this bridge wasn't designed to take on this much traffic. the reason we're here, the ambassador bridge in going from detroit to windsor is closed. that is the busiest commercial land crossing in north america. so most of these trucks probably would be crossing over there. but that's been closed by a group of truckers protesting covered 19 restrictions. it started with protest in canada. that's where most of the trucks are. they started in the capital of auto. and then they moved to the borders here, blocking commercial traffic. and that his costs in both countries a significant amount of money because it about $3.00 to $500000000.00 us dollars worth of goods crosses over both sides of that ambassador bridge. and so there's been some economic stoppage on both sides. the trucks are able to make it across, as they've been advised to do, but this problem still isn't resolved. the biggest crossing in north america remains closed. there h

have been diverted to the crossing between port huron, michigan, and the canadian city of sarnia. at the blue water bridge, these trucks are getting across to canada, but wait times have been up to 3 hours and traffic crawls. and that's likely to continue. as long as the truckers blockade goes on and politicians seem unwilling to crack down. we are canadian prime minister justin trudeau insist canada will follow the science. not only are canadians tired of this and demick, ah, the challenge is crazy. but they're also, of course, tired of the restrictions hired the rule, hired of the local. that is understandable. but you know, it helps lift restrictions, you know, it helps move beyond lockdown, vaccinations, but some canadian provinces, including alberta and saskatchewan, had eased covered rules in quebec. and prince edward island announced plans to do the same. but with plans for a freedom convoy in the us, the truckers protests show no sign of ending john henderson al jazeera on the us border with canada. turning to our top story now in russia and backed separatist lady in easton, ukraine i

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