one of the boffins, professors, academics we've heard _ boffins, professors, academics we've heard duringry— heard during these two years of this purgatory saying today, "well, certainty — purgatory saying today, "well, certainly it's not a scientific decision, _ certainly it's not a scientific decision, and we shall have to see." it may— decision, and we shall have to see." it may well— decision, and we shall have to see." it may well be right, but there are some _ it may well be right, but there are some statistics that are still very concerning, and it'll be very interesting to see what scotland and wales, _ interesting to see what scotland and wales, and northern ireland do going forward _ wales, and northern ireland do going forward. ~ , ., wales, and northern ireland do going forward. ~ , , , _ wales, and northern ireland do going forward. , , , _ ., forward. were you surprised by that announcement _ forward. were you surprised by that announcement in _ forward. were you surprised by that announcement in pmqs _ forward. were you surprised by that announcement in pmqs today, - forwar

for boffin, the case is apparently closed. the secret report disappears into the agencies drawer, where it remains under lock and key for more than 10 years. ah little bunk or above the low bank robber, did you still money here? and then the bank robber says no, i didn't what? and then the buffing says, thank you very much. then we're off by. of course, that's not the way allegations for serious crime should be looked into. crimes should be investigated. if you have a genuine description of a huge crime and you don't do anything with it, and you declare a secret for years, so not for anybody else to decide to do to, to have a look at it. it's, it's a, it's a failure. complete failure. boffin explains to day, it was bound to secrecy and unable to disclose anything to law enforcement. the public prosecutor's office in cologne, vehemently disagrees venice switched off when it comes to criminal offenses. then i mean, not crystal clear, that of course you have to pass on the information once you one. so back in 2007 investigations

stressing the most go once a diplomatic solution to the ukraine crisis, but will not allow a blood boffins on the west bo appears more concerned with punishing russia saying its recognition and peacekeeping mission violate international with a very well welcome from our team here in most go, you're watching all t international within latest world news headlines. good to have you with a lot of our putin house find a decree. recognizing that don yet scans la guns republics as sovereign states. it also includes treaties of military and economic cooperation. here's how people have done bass signed refugees from the region and russia greeted that decision. ah ah, no moon. when we sign in them, what origin origin horton horton origin with home, that se, as us do us to read, you're not dealing with according to the signed agreements, russia will help to ensure the defense of the 2 republics that includes helping to protect their borders. a deal allows the participants to create and use military bases on each other's territory. they will also recognize each other's official documents, like passpor

by in moscow world to have the latest on the russian military exercises with bella was from saint boffin, who's near the ukrainian barouche, a border. but 1st we go to our white house correspondent, kimberly hawk it in washington dc. so kimberly a phone conversation between present biden and russia's leader that lasted a little over an hour. any details about what they talked about? yeah, i just got the read out moments ago. i'm looking at it at the same time as you and what it says here is that according to a senior administration official, the phone call between the 2 presidents was professional. it was also substantial and was communicated by the u. s. president was the message that u. s. allies and partners will respond decisively. it isn't pose swift and severe costs on russia. if it chooses the alternate path to diplomacy president by to reiterated that a further russian invasion of ukraine would produce widespread human suffering and diminished russia's standing president by to was clear with president putin. but while the united states for mays prepared to engage in diplomacy and

. >> boy i tell you i'm not smart enough to figure that one out but the beltway boffins get their handw you cut it and that concerns me. david: keith fitz-gerald you speak the truth sometimes it's a hard truth thank you very much my friend appreciate it. now this a new report showing that many of the clients of credit suisse have criminal ties , susan, how many counts? >> talking about 18,000 abilit ies, and that holds and held more than $100 billion in cash, and it's being used by criminals, human rights abusers and the like, and this is part of the whistleblower report and some of the details leaked to the german newspaper, so the accounts are open from the 1940s into 2000 apparently according to one analysis. now, i personally don't think it surprises anybody, because especially after the panama papers and we saw where world leaders were stashing in their cash. david: we've known about this for decades. >> correct, and 18,000 thes, by the way, in the entire swiss banking system isn't really matt much in terms of number of accounts however some of the names of these, mubarich were pa