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chris char, gotta care for us, and delux. thank you for the moment char, but do stay with us. because apart from her budget, the indian finance minister near mala aman also announced plans to introduce a state backed crypto currency label. the digital repeat. take a listen introduction over central bank digital currency will give a most a big most to digital economy. digital currency will also lead to a more efficient vent, cheaper currency management system. it is therefore proposed to introduce digital droopy using block chain and other technologies to be sure to buy that are still bankcorp. india starting 2022 and 23. the indian finance minister speaking there, a charo got to go back to urine delhi, i mean, other policy makers in different parts of the world have been somewhat hesitant when it comes to introducing state back. digital currency is why is india moving ad with us? chris, if you look at what the finance minister said, and what are the ministers americans have also been saying that there was a debt appear to be a perception in the government that since crypto cur

b, w is funny for char and vienna. thank you. the european court of justice is expected to give its verdict on the business of russian gas company gas prom later today. a polish competitor had complained that the commission hadn't done enough to put antitrust measures in place against europe's main gas supplier. but isn't even realistic to try to rain in gas from, with almost half the continent depending on its deliveries. let's take a look. these pipes help keep europe warm under the sea and above ground, a russian pipeline supply the continent with a much needed guess and they're all operated by a single company gospel. the majority state owned enterprises, controls nearly all russian gas exports, making it a huge player on the european gas market in schism. i'm to know who we are highly dependent on russian gas, and especially in those parts of the european union that almost exclusively acquired gas through russian pipelines even fast ellis, she says gas, us acquisition pipelines, gas from russian reserves has historically mad

let's get more from the w was funny for char. in vienna, where opec is had quarter to funny demand is rising. our opec plus members going to increase output exactly not only to demand, but with that, of course, also all prices we are sitting, seeing the 7 year price hike, basically it's never been as, as a, as, as high as 7 years ago right now. and the question really is, what's going to happen today at the old plus meeting here in vienna? now everything indicates to war, the $400000.00 barrels per day increase, which is not really a significant increase. as you have just said, u, as in india, are pressuring open member countries to actually increase that supply to help caution the fax from high energy prices. but it's unlikely to happen actually because a lot of factors indicate uncertainties on the global energy market. therefore, it's not really expected, it is going to be a significant increase. but when we look at this number $400000.00 barrels per day, it shouldn't be taken as a fact that this is actually the number that's

one of them is funny for char, she's in western ukraine in the city of melanie. it's funny. how has the situation developed in ukraine overnight as if people had a couple of hours of sleep without that sound of sirens or shelling in keith and in car keith. but that started to change again, just before dawn when bo cities specifically also had a key for fighting is really a going on intensely where that shelling intensified. what we can see currently for the current situation is, is a lot of conflicting information circling around here. one, a referring to a, a major, a very paul for nuclear plant. indeed, one of the most powerful nuclear plants for europe, which is located in the south east of ukraine. russia claims that they're controlling this power plant. ukraine says that's not the case. also, a russia is now saying that there is a passage, a safe way out out of keith. if people want to leave, where as ukraine says, people should stay at home. so as things start to escalate even further, so is the conflicting information between what is being controlled by which country

ukraine, say civilians and the don bass region are being evacuated to russia as shelling intensifies, char strafford has been speaking to people near the front line. there are hundreds of villages like these along the front line on the ukrainian controlled side and watch increasingly worrying the amount of civilians that are still here. as we understand this, evacuation continues in the separatist control areas or is increasingly wiring also . is that in villages like these, there are also a lot of ukrainian military and we've been speaking to some of the civilians here about their fears were soldiers staying and what were once private homes military vehicles passed by the talia runs the village shop. she has little hope, a peaceful solution to the crisis can be found. moser was him, did this. the military's been here for 8 years, but we all feel like target. yes. of course the military in the village makes the risk greater. i'm afraid to even think about an evacuation. if i would have to leave my home suddenly with a bag of documents posted not attending the security conference in munich,

an army say is defensive action against the russian back threat just over the hills . char stratford, al jazeera greenwich, there, eastern ukraine. with some asian countries, a reporting record rises in curve at 19 cases. they've nearly doubled, for instance, in south korea to 170000. the health ministry there says the number of seriously ill patients and deaths, low around 70000 people have died from corona virus related illnesses. since the start of the pandemic in south korea, in hong kong. meanwhile, infections of had a record high of more than 8600. this is the territory launches, it's toughest restrictions since the pandemic began. people will have to show their vaccine certificates to enter, essential, and non essential. businesses. masks will be mandatory for outdoor exercise, and compulsory nationwide testing will be enforced next month. iceland has joined a growing list of countries ending pandemic restrictions, even though large numbers of people are still testing positive. all cove at 19 measures will end on friday, including border controls. health authorities say the pop

the corpses of soldiers still line the streets and tarpaulin and mounds of earth. 0n the road, the charred bodies of fighters are a reminder of the brutality of the war many are yet to recover from. hello. there is more wind and rain in the forecast, not only for the rest of the weekend, but indeed throughout the coming week. sunday looks like this. heavy rain affecting many parts of the uk, windy weather across the south, lighter winds further north. but on the satellite picture, you can see this shield of cloud racing in from the atlantic. this will bring wet weather to start sunday across western england, wales. the rain quickly getting into northern ireland, northern england and up into southern scotland as well. for east anglia and the south east, the day will start off on a dry note, but rain will arrive here through the afternoon. northern scotland likely to stay mostly dry with some spells of sunshine and just the odd shower, and slightly drier conditions could develop in northern ireland through the afternoon. the winds across northern areas are relatively light. southern areas, b

i was char, explaining that i was conklin. se chose to merge. not was clear. cheer core, no wasn't camera. virginia. no action was nice or so to when you come here you will be shouting last 3 strong. i'm just gonna check immediately. did you make those 2 quibbling products at all? models? computer we took them for the month, which should be um, $100.00 for the got a few to with it should be off the quote coming up for you lets that the quote will michelle much the timos persona sprig $90.00. it's the one amelia e because it's just to confirm what's not like a sad say, spoil the when you're done. i serious of catawba, but it's for that for his book and started out, not glowing. servicer said that there's nothing to lose you towards sir 14 to talk to the majesty bragg. i'm a grown like a leech sudan. the chorus of simple, comparable youth. the show choking with the zulu at the foot said they'll rid of tom's fine year sport hotel in egypt. lloyd, you know, a thing in the family which selina yang numerous tony's boyhood. a large bach, i assure, scor

let's head to the capital keyboard. funny for char standing by for i funny . first of all, just bring us up to date on what's been happening, where you are militarily and also what's happening there in the capital. people are holding their breath really what's been going on here over the course of just a few hours is such a critical situation for the people who can keep people who didn't expect just for a few days ago. that an assault is going to take place on their capital city. now, we have seen around noon local time, around a fire or smoke rather rising over a building very close to a row. yeah, right now in the city center. it turns out that this is the headquarters of the intelligence service of the defense ministry. it could not be verified at this point whether there is any damage to the building or an adjacent part to it. what we can confirm only that this was another yet another explosion, and we have several of them ourselves as you are actually waking up to those explosions early this morning, shortly after 4 am local time. and shortly after bloody

the w corresponded funny for char, they're reporting from western ukraine. thank you. funny. and as funny, just mentioned to the nuclear car is on the table. russian president vladimir putin asked put his country's deterrence forces that including its nuclear weapon system, on high alert in a video from the kremlin foot and st. nato. pals had made aggressive statements towards russia. he also pointed to economic sanctions that will cut off russian banks from international transaction is too much money was really, really rigid. not only our western countries taking unfriendly economic steps against our country with the timing, the illegal sanctions that everyone knows about very well. what the top officials of leading nato countries, those are also making aggressive statements about our country. he seemed, therefore, i order the minister of defense and the chief of the general staff running, but to put the deterrent forces of the russian military. because women to a special mode of combat duty wish them biddy as ran thomas vigour. now he's a journalist and military analyst tom

let's get the very latest from dw correspondent, funny fought char. she's in western ukraine in the city of kaminski. funny, how has the situation developed in ukraine overnight? not really for the better. in fact, there were several attacks on the city of ki, from the city of had keith. he's a major cities. of course, this is where we have seen the increase of a violence of shelling over the past few days. ever since his full scale invasion began last week on thursday. now it is really unclear is going to continue, but everyone, especially key of his bracing from major as sold as the, with the, amid the fact that there, there is, there is sure and there are by the ukrainian president that he's going to try to negotiate that there is this a talk possibly even this morning at the ukranian about our ocean border trying to bring about at least some sort of a ceasefire. but the situation is very tense also. here actually were we are right now, 3 hours a west of a keep a sirens blaring yes to night. and so really i really preparing to go to the bunker agai

let's get more from the w was funny for char in vienna where opec is had quarter to funny demand is rising our opec plus members.

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we are all the people and forces who agree here should join forces were char, and we have to achieve regime change. revel fungus, she talk one. your charter rhonda from uva on north korea. unit insist slip young young d nuclear eyes before any peace treaty can be signed or economic assistance. granted, his main opponent is lee jame young. the presidential candidate for the ruling democratic policy. lee has been dogged by his own scandals involving a residential development plan and his sons, illegal gambling. but he has risen to prominence with an aggressive pandemic response and a populist economic agenda. okay, are you i'm doing? i'm outside or on the periphery of korean politics. who doesn't have experience as a lawmaker? still? i li, jim young was given this grieved duty as the ruling parties. presidential candidate october to doesn't. lee is softer on north korea though, and says he wants to reopen stoled de nuclear eyes ation talks between chung and washington is just 3 weeks now before south korea. alexa, new leda and the 2 candidates a doing all they can to win votes for now.

new council president, char michelle, summed up the views of many in the block and janet, however, offer an olive branch while rush sharon dick's missile touched in, continues to i'm as troops with ladies and gentlemen. one thing is certain, if there is further military aggression, we will, we act with massive sanctions. and just for russia, most b, it will be severe. but let's be french. it will be also a, just for us, in europe. losing our prize europe seems willing to pay if russia does attack ukraine, because the threat from moscow has not caused division in the alliance. michelle stressed, but cemented unity and unity of purpose. the use foreign policy chief added in contrast to countries like russia and china, which were undermining democracy and watering down human rights must realised that the main tar did is not about defending western values. it's not about defending the west, but holding shared principles that on to be come on security and promote collective goals. the conference was a show of western results, but not of dialogue with russia, which was absent for the 1st time

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jonathan, thank very my char sports correspond, jonathan crane, they're in beijing. thank you so much. synagogue victorious football team were treated to a hero's welcome when they landed back in the capital dakar day after winning the africa cup of nations for the 1st time. ah, tens of thousands of fans flooded the streets to celebrate the historic victory and present lucky so declared monday of public holiday synagogue, pete egypt for 2 on penalties in the final, in cameras after the match. and neil neil you watching dw news life from berlin, coming up next we've got a documentary film for you, the 1000000000 euro heist looking at a state prosecutor hunting the tanks mafia. i'm terry martin from me and all of us here at the w. thanks for watching and we're interest in the global economy. our portfolio.

just last week were leading normal lives. mollusk at the latest from murdidlier correspond furniture char, she's in the western ukraine in the city of mallet ski funny. we just saw some hot, harrowing pictures in that report up with all that to the people in ukraine still filled as any hope. there is a negotiation underway with a goal to at least from the ukrainian interest to have a ceasefire to make sure it is russian troops withdrawal. and there is peace. unfortunately, we did not hear yet what the goal is from the russian part, at least for today's meeting. but of course, just a couple of days ago, when they've already proposed a president zalinski, this offer the so called offer to meet him by the route which down was rejected by ukraine. they said, or rather the ocean president wickersham go said you better come to that negotiation table. otherwise you, you, you're going to lose your state. your so the interest from the russian part before 2 days, negotiation to place is very clear. you are either on the russian side or you're just going to cease to exist. having said that, it's rea

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if it happens, should they fight for their homeland feed up his family for char reports from kiev . boys nod this a very ordinary afternoon in the life of timothy and yellow slough, except nothing has been ordinary for the 2 friends growing up in a country dealing with constant conflict with its neighbour, russia. they are 19 and 18. a rocket launcher and a ukrainian flags serve as decorations. both are patriotic, they say. but are they willing to defend ukraine? yes, sir, no more for i was thinking about this. i plan to join not the army, but volunteers because we have a very big volunteer force. those are like a volunteer sca cilla. timothy wants to go to the front line in a paramedics unit. unlike his friend paula gallagher, i ship shop which nice, i think if a big war starts, i will have to leave the country. but i don't want to do this, but i don't think i'll have any other alternative to hold on with our younger than we should my level. did you see them back in 2014 timothy, and yet, oh slough. where too young to understand the ukrainian revolution and the subsequent annexation of

let's go right to key of our correspondent, funny for char, standing by forest. funny. bring us 1st of all, up to date on what you've been seeing and hearing there what's happening in the ukrainian capital just before i've been hearing once again, sirens blaring. we have heard that quite often today, in fact, for the very 1st time, shortly after the 1st explosion here here around 4 am or shortly after letting me put in declared, quote, a military operation against ukraine. now that military operation actually turns into a full scale invasion, a several rocketed various cities and invasion by land, by air, by sea. that is what is happening right on ukraine and people here and keep the ones who are staying out, hoping that maybe what we had experienced this morning, the explosions to sharing that maybe this is it a but if you ask me to be so many things happening over the course of the past days that nobody thought is likely and turned out to be real politic. for example, the recognition of the 2 self proclaimed states in the dom bus region who has and don. yes, that have

the eastern partnership, for example, and just just this morning at the council president char michelle, was saying that the you already has an association agreement with the ukraine and he suggested that that could be deepened as so that gives you a good sense of what the leadership of the european union is thinking and that it's deepening existing cooperation ties, but not necessarily i'm creating a pathway for, for membership just yet. christine, in the past we've seen various crises reveal split with among the european union members. storage is this crisis bringing you closer together. it absolutely is a terry in a way that many thought was unthinkable. in fact, some experts have gone as far as to say that even moscow didn't budget for the level of unity and coordination that we've seen in the european union from the onset when those initial reports emerged off, those russian troops amassing at the border. of course, you had some member states, a different views about whether or not an invasion was imminent, but there was always the underlying agreement that, that any aggression tow

you see flames and charred out vehicles at this ukrainian military site. good afternoon. >>> the growing crisis in ukraine escalating at this hour. we are tracking all the developments from the russian attack to the impacts at home. >> we start team coverage with natalie brand who is live in washington, dc where president biden just spoke. good afternoon. >>> the pentagon has called this the initial stages of a large scale invasion of ukraine. the president just gave remarks announcing new sanctions on four of russia's largest banks as well as new export controls. he also announced that additional u.s. troops will be headed to germany to bolster nato allies. explosions rocked cities throughout ukraine and russian tanks could be seen crossing the border as russia's full scale invasion has begun. >> the attack is ongoing in many areas and we need all the support, all the additional support we can get from our friends and allies. >> president biden said russia alone is responsible for the death and destruction this attack will bring. >> putin is the aggressor

this is the aftermath of the fire, and you can see just how charred the windows are left. the crews were able to save seven cats and dogs. they say to expect delays in the areas they continue to investigate. >>> concord police say a 16- year-old boy was killed in a crash that happened just after 3:30 yesterday at clayton road and galindo street. officers say several vehicles were involved including, a work truck that seems to have slammed into a power pole, hitting the boy who was riding a bicycle. the driver was arrested, the victims name has not been released. >>> the center for disease control says masks are no longer needed for much of the country, this, after covid infections dropped 65% across the country. in california, that positivity rate ended the week at 4%, data from the state also shows hospitalizations going down as well. the cdc says nearly 70% of the us population is in a location with low or medium covid-19 community levels. dr. say those in areas of high levels or those who are exposed to covid, should still wear a mask. >> this approach focuses on direct

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the path of war marked by bombed out vehicles, charred roads and buildings blown out. this resident saying my friend lives here, so i came to check it is very bad innocent civilians caught in the crosshairs this nine-story apartment building shelled. civilians helping civilians any way they can. their homes destroyed. one woman died 20 people were rescued from the rubble as dozens more hid out in safety the death toll is rising at least 350 people have been killed more than 1500 injured. still, the citizens of ukraine are resolute the mayor of lviv, the cultural capital of this country, tellin me even his wife will take up arms if need be as a ukrainian, ho does that make you feel, especially as a ukrainian leader have you felt pride for your people? >> it's great honor for me my people today like lions. and million, million people in differen countries support our position we fight for democracy in words >> reporter: and so many ukrainians spent another night under ground, in bomb shelters and subway stations, with more international help rolling in in the form of sup

the charred remains of trees stretch for kilometers.te all the difficulties, andrian feels home in tyrka. this is where he wants to live after he retires. he says it's one reason he does this job. it's not so much about t few roubles earns. andrian: it's the feeling obeing eded. it nice to knothat someone needs you, to see the shining eyes when you bring the pension. that makes me forget all the difficulties, when i remember that i've done a good deed for someone. reporter: in a few weeks' time, andrian the siberian mailman will set off again on his rounds through the russian taiga. liz: it's january. and for many people across the globe, it's the month they decide to go without animal products in their diet. veganuary. now, for lovers of french cuisine, that means saying no to foie gras, the delicacy made out of duck or goose liver. french chef alexis gauthier believes that people can enjoy the taste of foie gras without animal cruelty. in his fine dining restaurant in london he has come up with a vegan alternative. reporter: it looks

the path of war marked by bombed out vehicles, charred roads, and buildings blown out. this man says my friend lived here i came out to check. it is very bad innocent civilians caught in the cross larrys this nine-story pant building shelled. civilians helping civilians any way they can their homes destroyed. one woman died 20 people were rescued from the rubble as dozens more hid out in safety the death toll is rising at least 350 people have been killed, more than 1,500 people injured. still the citizens of ukraine are resolute the mayor of lviv said even his wife will take up arms if need be. >> as a leader, how does that feel have you felt pride for your people >> it's a great honor for me my people today like lions, and millions of millions of people in different countries support other position we fight for democracy >> reporter: so many ukrainians spent another night underground n-bomb shelters and sunway stations with more international help rolling in in the forms of supplies and weapons ukrainians are bracing for another bloody night as you saw right there, mo

flames charred pal lots of cardboard and other packing materials on the lot. that is why smoke was visible for miles. there is a view here, here is a view i should say, as crews battled the flames from ladder trucks. they are checking for hot spots to make sure it does not claire up again. >>> sobering milestone the the death toll topped 900,000, to put it in perspective that is more entire population of san francisco. the test positivity rate is still falling. a drop of 3% from this time last week. contra costa county is lifting health order requiring businesses including restaurants and gyms to check vaccination status. 80% of all county residents are fully vaccinated now. the county health department says covid-19 transmission is still high but cases probably peaked. private businesses still have the right to enforce their own rules. coming up at 6:00, we get reaction from residents including some that is a it could be too soon. >>> at the same time, san jose is handing down a vaccine mandate for the city's biggest venues like the s a p center, people atten

we believe that it is up to ukrainian char your own course towards your own future. and in doing so, you can count on the support and friendship of the united states. clinton was sure her message would be understood. dana cove, which is 2 mired and corruption. m, a crane is considering the one of the most corrupted countries in the world. why did it happen? yes. so much on that system that cut out. so cranking on getting ugly pic panini koski whiskey yet, but controlled. going simply, just yesterday, a business to try to sell it. you know, latham jim biosolution for them both li ocean la at a see if you can then use your 1st opinion. okay. is there a grapple? is hoyt is a dentist there? only had she didn't know and what does it show what i was on the mistake though? they will be a close only. he was motionless niche to move romania to craig rancorous weakness you initially did of up to misty. just get somebody to just have you sure. did you get a yep, they put themselves, but he's a senior school. can you did a little bit. there wasn't a dish with him. the boys me fe

but ukrainians are literally fighting in the streets to defend the key cities of kyiv and char kharkiv past 24 hours the u.s. and allies ratcheted up financial pressure on putin with massive sanctions. and in return for those tougher sanctions, putin has put his nuclear deterrence forces on high alert. cbs's david martin is here for more on that, but first we begin with charlie d'agata in kyiv. >> reporter: good morning, margaret. the ukr ukrainian president has accused russia of potentially targeting civilians in another night of airstrikes in the capital. but russian troops have run into fierce resistance as ukrainian forces hold ground and no major city has been captured. the russian military expanded its aerial onslaught overnight taking aim at oil and gas facilities in a wave of attacks. in ukraine's second city of kharkiv...street battles are under way as ukrainian soldiers and civilians struggle to keep control of the city. in kyiv, a missile tears through an apartment block. where we found dazed and displaced residents dragging belongings away. this is some of the debris and ru

plume of smoke is coming out of this % this is the aftermath of the fire with this suv completely charred and they say the two rear wheels were not damaged but no word on how the fire started. >>> new video and this time out of san francisco showing a mob of people sprain graffiti all over businesses and sidewalks in the mission. a restaurant owner tells us it happened friday night near mission and 18 and they say a big group of people painted all over their businesses. video from the next day shows graffiti covering the businesses and the sidewalk and the business owners say it has happened before and they say to add insult to injury, the city makes the businesses remove the graffiti or face fines. >>> parts of the bay area are scaling back their mandates and one city is adding more. coming up, what you will have to do if you want to eat inside restaurants in berkeley. e aid of more than s were able a dozen people stranded on a big patch of ice. >>> when it comes to smoke filling e how researchers say it could impact healthy people in the future. >>> it is early in the year, please have

mentioned yugoslavia on this program we talk time and time again of alleged violations of the you and char, sir, by nato members. you mentioned yugoslavia there are, which is often alleged 2 wrongs make a right russia now acting like like the united states. russia. whoa. as far as co course or what is concerned, there was no referendum at all. and the west recognized course of a contrary to all the rules on to regulations of the laborers. random not let me, let me, let me just say another thing. this is only one as of what has happened already. another aspect is that the west was not sparing any effort to shrink. ah, the russian zone of our security. and with every step in this shrinking, were accused more and more of the allegedly being so aggressive had said so we had to pay and to pay for our losses. this drink was compressed to the limit and mister putin and our government are warned in december. and they openly, ah, you know, declared the prince boz, which walt ow satisfy russia. exactly. in terms of its legitimate security. just imagine it, mexico is declining. jerry ha, america and

alongside the roads, fighters surrounded by destruction, the path of war marked by bombed out vehicles, charredoads and billings blown out. this resident saying my friend lives here so i came to check. it is very bad innocent civilians caught in the cross hairs. this nine story apartment building shelled, civilians helping civilians anyway they can, their homes destroyed one woman died 20 people rescued from the rubble as dozens more hid out in safety the death toll is rising at least 350 people have been killed, more than 1500 injured still, the citizens of ukraine are resolute the mayor of the cultural capital of this country telling me even his wife will take up arms if need be. as a ukrainian how does that make you feel? have you felt pride for your people >> this great honor for me my people today like lions and million, million people in different country support our position we fight for democracy >> reporter: so many ukrainians spent another night underground in bomb shelters and subway stations with more international help rolling in in the form of supplies and weapons ukrainians are b

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c, a char. just as we know that further conflict is not inevitable. we know to that wherever conflict occurs, it is civilians who bear the brunt. ireland, therefore sincerely calls on all sides to work peacefully, georgia and effective and sustainable political settlement of the conflict and to jumpstart that work to day. thank you, mr. president. yeah, look at that. i think we're really close to for her statement to represent her lunch and i give the floor to the representative of india. thank you, mr. president. let me begin by thanking under sector general rose when a decarlo special representative mckoko noonan and chief monitor your shot chevy for their comprehensive briefings on the occasion of the 7th anniversary of the package of measures. for the implementation, the winds agreements endorsed unanimously by the un security council resolution to 202. i also welcome was that the on a monte, on to our meeting, we welcome the efforts underway for implementation of the men's agreements, including through the trilateral contact group and under the n

and it has been use teams are on the ground reporting on the fighting correspondent funding for char was in keith and sent us this report on what people in ukraine's capital city are experiencing. you do see the fee in people's eyes regardless whether they say that they stay poor and they want to resist with or without arms. but that fear basically results in different reactions as on people left or trying to leave ukraine. they are long, long queues that are forming are both on the highways towards the west, long queues forming at gasoline stations. people we are packing up on food and basic things at the fume supermarket that is still open. he and keith. so they are, people are really panicking and they want to leave, but then the others who are concerned as well, but they say they're not going to take the sovereignty, the freedom, the democracy of the country away. in fact, i've just seen a few hours ago, a young man on his bicycle carrying a ukrainian flag. he was the only man here, the only person here at my dawn at independence square. and it really was a picture to me that yes

. >> 100% contained and 687 acres charred. the fire has been burning now for over a week. luckily no one was hurt and only one structure was destroyed. investigators say the fire started out as a prescribed burn which was intended to clear dry brush. there's a push to send out more golden state stimulus checks. some state lawmakers say the legislature. >> she consider sending cash to californians with the state's budget surplus. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. 5 billion dollars. state senator brian jones making the case for direct payments to californians in a video released wednesday, jones broke down the state's projected budget surplus with rice. if each grain of rice is $100,000. >> that means california's 45 billion dollars surplus. >> as taxes over collected by this much, he notes that's enough to give $1125 back to every californian more than $4,000 for a family of 4 this year. california is likely going to pass what's called began limit which restricts the amount of tax revenue the state can spend and gives the state some options on what's lefto

and it has been use teams are on the ground reporting on the fighting correspondent funding for char was in keith and sent us this report on what people in ukraine's capital city are experiencing. you do see the thing in people's eyes regardless whether they say that they stay poor and they want to resist with or without arms. but that fear basically results in different reactions or some people left or trying to leave ukraine. they are long, long queues that are forming a both on the highways towards the west, long queues forming at gasoline stations. people were packing up and food and basic things at the fume supermarket that was still open. he and keith, so they are, people are really panicking and they want to leave. but then the others who are consumed as well, but they say they're not going to take the sovereignty, the freedom, the democracy of the country away. in fact, i've just seen a few hours ago, a young man on his bicycle carrying a ukrainian flag. he was the only man here, the only person here at my don at independence square. and it really was a picture to me that jus

the idea is to eventually phase outward, completely and replace it with bio char. that's charcoal made from plant matter, such as leaves. and that would further reduce the c o 2 emissions. and how about you? if you are also doing your best, tell us about it, visit our website, or send us a tweak hash tag doing your bit. we share your stories to europe now. sometimes is good to think out of the box as they say, and that's exactly what the swiss architect did when he sat down and designed on extremely down to earth house more than 30 years ago. at 1st glance, this earth house in switzerland embedded in nature, that's more like a hobbit hole than a conventional home. but it's accepted exterior, conceals one of the most environmentally and climate friendly homes available. there the brain child with architect peter vetch who invented these earth houses over 40 years ago. as his down behind utah. it's just a logical solution. in terms of environmental protection, integration and ecology. they're colorful. normally houses take space away from nature. here vegetation can