clarissa, i'm wondering what you made of president zelenskyy's address. one thing he talked about, he talked about not only russia but also iran, talked about the alliance between the two and telling the members of congress it's a matter of time before they strike at other of your allies. >> reporter: yeah, i think, anderson that volodymyr zelenskyy understood he had to meet the moment and i think he certainly was successful in achieving that objective. this was a strong, rousing speech in which he really pushed for broad bipartisan support and he knew which buttons to press for which different representatives, obviously talking about iran, calling iran a terrorist state, talking without actually saying the word israel but warning of the danger of one of america's allies potentially being attacked by iran so he knew what he was going for there. he also used lots of historical analogies as we've heard appealing to america's'sort of sense of identity as a country that was born out of a revolution, fought for freedom but what i felt was interesting beyond th

clarissa, i'm wondering what you made of president zelenskyy's address. one of the things he talked about, he talked about iran and the alliance between the two and telling the members of congress it is a matter of time before they strike at other of your allies -- >> yeah, i think, anderson, that volodymyr zelenskyy understood that he had to meet the moment. and i think he certainly was successful in achieving that objective. this was a strong rousing speech in which he really pushed for broad bipartisan support. he knew what buttons to press for which different representatives. obviously, talking about iran, calling iran a terrorist state, without actually saying the word -- but saying the danger of one of america's number one allies been attacked by iran. he knew what he was going for their. he also used lots of historical analogies, as we have heard, appealing to america's fundamentals, sort of sense of identity as a country that was borne out of a revolution, fought for freedom. what i felt was interesting beyond that, anderson, just as i was watchin

clarissa ward is with us as well. as we await zelenskyy walking into the room.s hard to overstate, i talked about the circumstance. all of this coming together. days before christmas. in washington. for the president. >> >> this is a pivotal moment. and i think volodymyr zelenskyy understands that perfectly well. he knows there will be a political reality in the u.s. come january. and knows the challenges he is now facing at home. despite these incredible successful counteroffensives ukrainians have had on the battlefield. they are facing a very tough fight in the east and south eastern part of the country. they are constantly being bombarded day in and day out. russia targeting critical civilian infrastructure. roughly 20% of kyiv now has power full-time. people are having to go into charge their phones and makeshift centers the government has set up. and today aaron, we hear from president putin himself and also from his defense minister, sergei shoigu, a very definitive series of statements essentially saying that there is no chance russia is backing down. th

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clarissa ward has a look at the top ten international stories of the year. >>> as 2022 comes to a closery difficult year. largely overshadowed by the war in ukraine. at number 10, more than 150 reve revellers died in a crowd crush in seoul, south korea. >> the video you're about to watch is graphic. it is a horrifically graphic scene. >> we thought these stretchers were for survives but we realize they're for the bodies. >> number nine. there seemed to be no end in sight to the political chaos. >> just moments ago boris johnson announced he is resigning. >> johnson forced to resign after a series of scandals, including violating his own government eaves strict covid-19 lockdown. >> ask not for whom big ben tolls, it tolls for truss. >> the shortest p.m. term in history sent their currency plummeting. number eight, 2022 was the year of political comebacks. both former brazilian presidents dasilva and ex-prime minister benjamin netanyahu shows us time out of power can be a spring board for unbllikely political rebounds. serving two terms as president of brazil beat the populous candidate

clarissa, i'm going to have to interrupt you and i apologize ahead of time. zelenskyy coming to the white house and speaking today? >> reporter: well, first of all, jake, this is his first time leaving the country since the invasion so this is already a bold move. just yesterday, he was on the front lines in the eastern part of the country in the city of bakhmut, today, he's at the white house. he is making it very clear that this relationship is critically important. that the ukrainian people are incredibly grateful. and appreciative of the support. but he also wants to shore up continued support. he understands implicitly the challenges that are facing ukraine ahead. they're plunged into a frigid winter. their critical civilian infrastructure is being bombarded. they are facing real challenges in the eastern in southern and eastern parts the country. they want more weapons, they want better weapons and is making the indication. >> clarissa, let me is interrupt, here is president zelenskyy of ukraine and president biden of the united states. let's listen in.

cla clarissa, let me start with you. over the last few days, we've seen the former british prime minister, and the leaders of italy and germany and france travel to kyiv, but the first trip that zelenskyy makes outside of his country, he comes to the united states and thanks the president for leading the rest of the world. the significance of this trip and making washington the first visit? >> the significance of leaving ukraine in and of itself is huge, victor. this is a bold move. president zelenskyy is someone who likes to maybe bold moves. just yesterday he was in eastern ukraine, and he has left the country for the first time since the invasion to go to washington, and as you say, it's no accident that this was his first choice in terms of the country that he wanted to visit. it is incredibly important for him to underscore as you heard in his brief remarks with the president, his gratitude, and the appreciation of the ukrainian people, but also it's critical to really shore up and rally support for the future becau

clarissa, it is hard to overstate.k about the pomp and circumstance and all of this coming together days before christmas in washington for the ukrainian president. >> reporter: this is a pivotal moment, erin. and i think that volodymyr zelenskyy understands that perfectly well. he knows that there is going to be a new political reality or a somewhat shifted political reality in the u.s. come january. and he also knows the challenges that he is now facing at home despite these incredible successful counteroffenses that the ukrainians have had on the battlefield. they are facing a very tough fight in the east and in the southeastern part of the country. they are constantly being bombarded day in, day out. russia targeting critical civilian infrastructure, roughly 20% of kyiv now has power full-time. people are having to go and charge their phones at makeshift centers that the government has set up. and then, today, erin, we hear from president putin himself and also from his defense minister sergei shoigu a very definit

ashcroft, ari that showed some real striker like instincts following a poor clearance attempt by clarissa to tie the game at 11. and the 1st half was still not done. chris has left midfielder and he's left or says with a beautiful curl from a tight angle and a little bit of help from the woodwork reclaimed the lead. 2 to one. no goals in the 2nd half meant morocco. the surprise team of the tournament come in 4th and croatia can celebrate 3rd place as anticipation bills for the world cup final, between france and argentina, the french squad has been contenting with a viral outbreak in their camp. and all the players have now been clear to return to training. they are hoping to become the 1st team to retain the title since 1962 . but they'll have to overcome an argentinian side, led to by an unformed leonor messy. he's aiming to crown his glittering career with his 1st world cup title year up to date. now on the w. news up next is reporter with a look at rebels in the in mark are taking up arms against them. marian evans, dina have more headlines for you at the top of the hour from me and t

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ashcroft, ari that showed some real striker like instincts following a poor clearance attend by clarissa to tie the game at 11. and the 1st half was still not done. chris has left midfielder and he's left or says with a beautiful girl from a tight angle and a little bit of help from the woodwork reclaimed the lead. 2 to one. no goals in the 2nd half meant morocco. the surprise team of the tournament come in 4th and croatia can celebrate 3rd place or to other news now. and cove 19 infections arising rapidly across china after the government there last week, dramatically ease some of the world's toughest virus measures. nationwide frustration and unprecedented public protests forced authorities to act. but since then, more and more people are testing positive. official figures on infections and deaths remain lower, but independent estimates point to the real figures being likely much higher. ah, people in bay ging lineup to get nasal spray boosters cases or surging after the government abruptly ended. it's strict 0 coven policy. in the wake of nationwide protests against the restrictions a

ashcroft, ari that showed some real striker like instincts following a port clearance attend by clarissa to tie the game at 11. and the 1st half was still not done. chris has left midfielder miss love horses with a beautiful girl from a tight angle and a little bit of help from the woodwork reclaim to lead 2 to one. no goals in the 2nd half meant morocco. the surprise team of the tournament come in 4th and croatia can celebrate. 3rd place, anticipation is building for the clash of the titans between france and argentina in the world cup. final france have been contending with a viral outbreak in their camp. but now all the players have been cleared to return to training. they're hoping to become the 1st team to retain the title since 1962. ah, they'll have to overcome and argentina led by an on formal linelle messy. he's aiming to crown his glittering career with his 1st woke up title. joining me now to talk about the last week and after woke up as phillips from d. w. sports. philip morocco lose their last game, but they can still be proud of what they have achieved in this world cup com

ashcroft, ari that showed some real striker like instincts following a poor clearance attempt by clarissa to tie the game at 11. and the 1st half was still not done. chris has left midfielder and he slept or says with a beautiful curl from a tight angle and a little bit of help from the woodwork reclaimed the lead. 2 to one. no goals in the 2nd half meant morocco. the surprise team of the tournament come in 4th and croatia can celebrate 3rd place ah, a short time ago i spoke with our sports correspondent, daniel barcelona, who is at the stadium in katara, and i asked her about the croatian morocco much yes. so it was a big game actually for both of these teams coming into it. of course, morocco were looking to cap off their historical world cup run with the victory croatia looking to send off their legend newcomb aldridge. of course you probably did play his last world cup match the night with a victory. now the stadium behind me was absolutely full of moroccan fans as we've seen so many times of this tournament. they really bring a thunderous atmosphere, but it was croatia who were too m

ashcroft, ari that showed some real striker like instincts following a poor clearance attempt by clarissa to tie the game at 11. and the 1st half was still not done. chris has left midfielder meizlish on said with a beautiful curl from a tight angle and a little bit of help from the woodwork reclaimed the lead. 2 to one. no goals in the 2nd half meant morocco. the surprise team of the tournament come in 4th and croatia can celebrate. start place. ah, that's the latest on dw news up next on doc film. we look at the fatal consequences of a world without these. i'm married ever seen from me in the entire news team in berlin . thanks for watching. the world cup in the top. exciting in sports and tim version in political science. we are here for you with reports and background information about the footfalls.

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ashcroft, ari that showed some real striker like instincts following a poor clearance attend by clarissa to tie the game at 11. and the 1st half was still not done. chris has left midfielder and he slept or said with a beautiful curl from a tight angle and a little bit of help from the woodwork reclaimed to lead 2 to one. no goals in the 2nd half met morocco. the surprise team of the tournament come in 4th and croatia can celebrate 3rd place. joining me now to talk about the last week and of the woke up as philip hath not from d w sports philip morocco loose their last game, but they can still be proud of what they have achieved in this wildcat company. absolutely. and so even despite this loss against croatia now and again for 3rd place, they can still very much be proud and the fans were so in fact, even after the game was played. so this was the 1st time ever that an african team made it to the semi finals. so history has been made. and so many people were routing for them and were so happy to see them succeed. they brought their mothers onto the pitch after their victories and danced

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joining us now is cnn's chief international correspondent clarissa ward who has been in ukraine for 100s. why now? why is zelenskyy here in the united states now? >> reporter: i think there are many reasons. you know, to hear him tell it, he wanted to express his gratitude, and not just his gratitude, but the gratitude of the ukrainian people, to the u.s. president, to the american people. he wants to also ensure that that support continues. he wants to shore up and rally more support for the future to come, because i think he understands that ukraine is at a really pivotal moment now. there have been some incredible counteroffensives that have seen the ukrainians deal humiliating blows to the russians on the battlefield. at the same time, ukraine is now being pummelled by russian bombardment, its civilian critical infrastructure is being decimated. they are facing very difficult conditions in the east of the country, in the southeast of the country. they are trying tooth and tail to hang on to that eastern location, that city that zelenskyy was brave enough to go and visit on the groun

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d. clarissa is us here. hence, use the fraud singer was tasked with spreading the word when he would much rather have remained a scholar. is ma'am, this, my fate was similar to that of saint augustine. whom i revere very much minister. oh, he too would have preferred to be a professor, but he was suddenly consecrated a priest, and he cried at his own consecration. there are no reports of tears, but his time in munich was short. after just 3 years, the new pope john paul, the 2nd called yoseph writing to rome, where he appointed him prefect of the congregation of the doctrine of the faith once entitled the inquisition. it's john was to defend church teachings and combat heresy. the pups of the mason aches shown. then if i recall correctly, the pope called me 1st in 1980 or was 897979 voice. and he said he wanted to put me in charge of the congregation for study, which was responsible for problems at universities and so forth. i said to him that i considered my episcopate to be a vow of loyalty, that i could not just run away after 2 years. and he accepted that and said, but i'll proba

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with our team, with our trainer, that in a good mood, very enthusiastic the team is playing well. clarissa came 2nd in the last world cup in russia and the fact that we have for another time past the, the group round and we are now in the elimination phase, gives us confidence that the players will play well. so i wish them luck for the entire creation, the creation, people across the world have a huge expectations and are looking for a further step in this tournament. all right, let's talk about this. talk about politics. as we speak, a western nations have decided a price cap on russian oil at $60.00 a barrel. now this is intended to limit russia's ability to finance it's war against ukraine, but the ukranian president bought a mere zaleski says, this is weak. that's his word weak, he says the price should have been half that. what do you think? well, 1st of all, i think that the entire international community has demonstrated the tremendous, unprecedented solidarity and support to create guy as a leader of the creation government or parliament. so the people we were very clear on condem

reason why i ask is because it's constantly hear about, you know, the start initiative in the new clarissa issue. we've heard this craft canarsie carrying nuclear weapons on me. i don't know if this is true, but these are just speculations. but in a time where we're low here in peace, it looks like, i mean you are lieutenant colonel retired. mm hm. oh is it not time for p, some sort of bringing out new weapons. a bigger girl is a bigger cough. was it? certainly it certainly isn't. and if i watch the unveiling in such a defence austin did explain as we knew that you can carry a nuclear weapons. and when he described that, he kind of stuttered a little bit on whatever he was reading it. it is really a, it's a dangerous thing and it's, it's something that is probably not necessary, but it, what struck me is, it kept talking about how this change is everything. and the way i see it, it, it actually, it changes nothing. this is the same trajectory that day, certainly the united states military has been on for 35 or more years. nothing changes. but they emphasize that repeatedly, that was the th

. >> reporter: then there are parents like clarissa warren.barely afford gas. >> if we were to fill our tanks we wouldn't have enough money for the rest of the week. >> she felt more secure heading into the holidays. then came the news, like many americans, she's getting laid off from her job. >> what did that do to your budget? >> it blew everything up. anything extra is out of the question. >> reporter: she's already purchased a few gifts for her 3-year-old and says that's the end of her holiday shopping. and leyla seems just fine with that. >> you're still going to have a good christmas? >> at the end of the day, as long as she's happy, we're all happy. we won't have gifts under the tree this year, but she will. that's all that really matters. >> reporter: gabe cohen, cnn. >> our thanks to gabe cohen for that report. >>> coming up next, we're going to hear from a retired green beret who is on a mission hunting for deadly bombs in ukraine. stay with us. all it takes is eight minutes to g get started. ththen work with professionals to assist

. >> all right, clarissa bastian in london, thank you very much. want to move to cnn's ben wedeman who joins us now from kyiv. if we have him. ben, thanks for joining, us what more are you learning? you are in kyiv, where are you hearing, what are you seeing? >> well, just about a few minutes after 9:00 local time, we heard three loud explosions, here in central kyiv. now we understand that those were air defenses taking down russian missiles, but some debris did hit a residence in one part of the city, no word on injuries. now there was much talk last night that of anticipation of a possible russian missile strike, or strikes across the country after three days ago the -- air force base in russia had been hit. now the ukrainians do not say they have hit that base, but it was widely assumed, but it was hit by ukrainian missiles or drones. causing some damage there and disruption to the russian air defenses. so it was anticipated that something was going to have been in revenge for the attack on the airbase in russia, and it appears this is the case

clarissa ward has been following the evolution of putin's brutal war since the beginning.o see you. that you're safe. today, putin said the threat of nuclear war is increasing. we've seen him saber rattling before, but as the war drags on and his stockpiles of traditional weapons deplete, do you think this threat of using a nuke becomes more real? >> the threat definitely becomes more real and the threat can't be discounted, certainly, but i think what you heard if you listen to putin's entire comments today was kind of a typical example of him trying to play both sides. he said of course we're not crazy. we'd never be the first to use nuclear weapons. we only have them as a deterrent, but then at the same time, he says but the risk is increasing and by the way, ours are more modern and more sophisticated than yours are. so on the one hand, he's trying to diffuse the situation while on the other, he's continuing the stoke it because the threat of the nuclear weapons is almost more important to him than the actual use of them. he understands that that carries such a deep fe

>> let's go to clarissa ward that spent a lot of time in ukraine. one of the messages that was unmistakable from both president biden and ukrainian president zelenskyy is this war is not anticipated to end any time soon. >> yeah, i thought that was really interesting because they weren't trying to sugarcoat that, jake and if you talk to some western officials privately, they will tell you particularly in you aeurope the concern and again and again for the need to continue to stand together through 2023. so we're not talking about weeks, months, we're talking about another year here potentially, jake. he said again we'll stand with you, we will stay with you, as long as it takes. also interesting i thought to hear president volodymyr zelenskyy unsurprisingly but really articulating a pretty maximum position essentially in terms of any engagement with russia, there would be quote no compromises on ukraine's territorial sovereignty. there is questions whether potentially ukraine would be willing to concede crimea for example, which was annexed back in

our very own clarissa ward was on the ground.to leave their country. this was a year ago. watch. >> i think those images that you're seeing, and they're seared into all of our minds. speak to this desperation. how desperate, how petrified does an individual have to be to risk everything and just try to physically crush yourself on to the outside of an airplane? >> many of the people who made it out and found a temporary home here in america assisted the american military in the war but now those afghan refugees, again, aal lie allies to this could be deported if this act is not passed. john avlon is here with more. so glad. i, like many americans, not aware enough of how critical this legislation is, and soon. >> that's right. look, this is the afghan adjustment act, sometimes aaa, calmed, by advocates. people feel a moral obligation to help our allies who served alongside america's troops during america's largest war. over 70,000 made it back to the united states after the call of kabul, we saw there and disastrous withdrawal bu

so if sort of picking where you left off, clarissa, if folks want to make a change, if they want to advocate for a different system, what how do you see that going? yeah look, i have recommendations in the book four things that judges can do and prosecutors can do because they have a lot of power to change things. but i'll tell you what, the people in this room can do, assuming that you guys aren't judges and prosecutor towers is you can start ask uncomfortable questions. i wrote this book and i'm the first lawyer in my family. i don't really any lawyers they like to they like to me what they know about my job which is studying the criminal justice system. i love them love them. right. they didn't know about plea bargaining. they didn't understand and how it worked. and because of that, they didn't know to ask the right questions. and george, i mentioned one of the other things that i do in my day job as as a law professor is i study in the political systems prosecutors in 45 states are elected they're elected on the local level. they're elected here in tennessee they're not very visible off

. >> my name is clarissa ward. i work for cnn. can i ask you a couple of questions? to go back to russia. you're aware of the risks of going back. >> definitely. >> why do you want to go back? i don't want this group of killers exist in russia. i don't want putin being president. i don't want him being tsar of russia. i want to go back and try to change it. >> it's a fantastic piece. >> yeah. >> absolutely. cheers. >> he opens his mouth with american songs. >> on tiktok. by the way, on tiktok -- >> they're talking about this all the time. >> yes. >> they're talking about you. >> and their version, ha-ha-ha, this is very funny. >> but the main point is, they have a big problem. otherwise, they would not launch it. >> right, right, right. because, well, it's their channel. >> they allowed the state's number one channel that has never mentioned his name to only talk about him now. >> yes, you're absolutely right. this is the main point. it's not affordable for them to try this robitussin honey. the real honey you love, plus the powerful cough relief you need. mind if i

croatia and coach about se martinez called that a day and found out how much were joined by usher clarissa, to help build up to the final day. all big group game. it's a must win game for south korea against costano are not those for to goal of who will be trying to tie up top thought. and calhoun a must be a torment that favorite brazil to spend any chance of going through with. well, let's start with what was by far the most dramatic knife at the wild cops, i thought i'll try and talk you through it all thought seems in great big went into the final line of brick and the chance of qualifying i'm situation. it didn't stop shifting throughout the 19 minutes. japan were up against spain and germany. we'll taking all kareka. here's how things stood heading into those games, the spain, or top with 4 point side of japan through lead costa rica on goal difference with germany, boston with just want to point, but that was all about the change. it was germany, he struck 1st on the night, said not re opening the scoring against the costa rica without the sale. a wasn't enough to break into the top

the argentine on clarissa face offer a place in the football world. cup final here in doha, in less than 4 hours. the match lou sales stadium pitch 2 of the greatest players to where a number 10 jersey against each other. that's argentina is leonel. messy and croatia. lucas rich, both want to be crowned champion for the 1st time. what's likely to be their final world cup appearance. all right, we're hoping to get a taste of the atmosphere and the build up of the world's campus. one of the areas and hotly sale we will try to connect to our corresponding there and to bring her up a little later. but meanwhile, a group of argentinian friends have cycled from south africa and right across the middle east to attend the world cup and katara. the group known as total dell has been raising awareness on protecting the environment. thousands of people on social media have followed their 61 journey or higher. i caught off with them in doha. yes, the got a . ready all only wanting to sell to making a psych in the south of dina from these mom and wait to say, okay, we should do all to got done by gro