within a few weeks. tito is near conley, they're speaking to us earlier? well, as we know at the russian or the ukranian president of the avalon mayor zalinski, i spoke to the g 20 summit earlier and dw se asia bureau chief garrick matters is at the g. 20 summit in body and joins us now. gail, good, great to see you. so we know that yoko we, dodo battled hard to get vladimir putin to attend, but he's actually not there, as we know now. can the other leaders make much progress in his absence? what looks like there was a couple of positive signals coming from that 1st summit de here of the g 20 meeting in ballier. key point is that apparently a joint draft communicate has been signed, and part of that communicate reads that most members a strongly condemned the war in ukraine. it then goes on to say, and there were other fuse in the room as well. and that the g 20 is not the forum a to resolve security issues. but the key message here is that there is a condemnation and that is really a concession that has been made on. because earlier in ministerial meeting

i corresponded nick conley is there, welcomed nick at what's happening there now. good morning, phil. you probably, if you can see behind me, there is not a lot of light on here and key of this morning. an interesting enough where i am, the power is back on the traffic lights are working, but this was a very major attack. this was probably one of the most intense days in terms of attacks on ukraine's energy system. we'd heard from the grain army that say that they were able to kind of hit about 5051 of the 70 cruise missiles out of the sky that were launch. yes, you claim that still leaves a more than a dozen hitting their targets and it wasn't just electricity supplies that were affected. we also have heating plots that are so crucial for people living in high rise apartments with no alternative way to heat their their, their place. their, their apartment, their place of living or work. and there is also the water. she was of the water depends on electric pump. so most of kia is still without water. and that's something that's repeated across the country. i think

there are correspondent nick conley there in the ukrainian capital. keith in other news, lawmakers in australia are concerned about a cyber attack on the country's biggest health insurer meadow. bank. criminal stole details of nearly $10000000.00 customers, including the prime minister. the data exposed abortions and drug addictions matter bank refused to pay around sucking t k. f. c has apologized for encouraging german customers to mark the anniversary of an notorious anti semitic attack. the fast food chain invited customers to treat themselves in remembrance of the night in 1938 when nazi mob's attacked and destroyed jewish owned businesses. berlin bay start up is the 1st medical cannabis company to list on the frankfurt stock exchange counter. raj has benefited from german government plans to legalize cannabis up to 30 grounds for private consumption would be allowed to follow up with law. ah. only limited sales of alcohol will be allowed at the football world. cup in qatar. beer will be available in designated areas, but fans complain the rules

conley and keith. now, small island nation is suffering. the brunt of climate change to say big oil should pay for mounting damage from droughts, storms and sea level rise. the demand was made by the prime minister of antigua on day 3 of the climate changes summit in egypt. developing nations are also demanding rich countries pay more to help them adapt to a more volatile climate. if all the leaders in this room have joined forces in the fight against global warming, scientists say there would be far fewer climate catastrophes to address at this year's summit. but the situation is perilous. un secretary general and tanaka terrace made that clear. though a blend these fast approaching dipping points that will make climate goals, you reversible, we are on a highway to climate tell with our food still on the accelerator. humans have already heated the planet by roughly 1 point one degrees celsius since the 19th century. largely by burning coal, oil and gas for energy emissions are still increasing. the last 8 years have been the warmest on rec

my correspondent nick conley is in cave. welcome, nick at our people regarding the approaching winter with limited to hate lighter water. it's definitely tough. you might be able to see behind me quite how few lights are on here and cable though the system. the system has been stabilized for the text last week. and it definitely feels like everyone now is an expert on generators. you can't get any diesel generators or either here or in europe, they're all sold out. so people having to move to less efficient petrol generators . people talking about the power banks, different ways of kind of making the best of a few hours a day. they do have access to means power, but people are thinking about whether it's maybe a better idea to move out of the city from their kind of high rise apartments to their weekend houses. rural kind of cottages, places where you can heat with wood or other things that you can kind of organize yourself without being dependent on a complex system. and there is, as you mentioned there, that fear of furthe

and nick conley and k. thank you. or take a look now at some more store is making a news around the world. start in china, where authorities say new cases of coven 19 infections have reached 31000 across the country. that's a record that prompted authorities to impose targeted, locked ads and closures on almost all major cities. attorneys 0 koby policy has been under intense pressure in recent weeks. was case numbers have searched lasers king is named or opposition leader. anwar ibrahim is the country's new prime minister, and was sent to left coalition one the most seats, in se general election, but not an outright majority prompting the monarch's intervention. 0 election or 30 is rejected. a request by outgoing president, dr. both and out of liberal party to review the results of last month, ronald party was hoping to a know most of the balance cast on electronic voting machines and a bid to overturn the election results. the court imposed a fine of about 4000000 euros, finding what he called a bizarre request in ba

well for more from ukraine, dw correspondent nick conley joins us from the capital. keith nick, great to see. so how challenging is it trying to get the power back up after these strikes with stephanie getting more difficult. i think the 1st few times these russian attacks on the power system happened was pretty extraordinary how resilient ukraine in it. so thirty's turned out to be basically within space of a day each time you have more or less a returned to normal. there were some planned outages, but the kind of emergency outages were normally dealt with. and that is now becoming a whole lot more difficult. we've heard from the authorities here, they basically run out of spare parts. so if, as expected, rush to continue with these attacks, the only way to repair the system will be with exclusively foreign supplied parts. now there are also some questions about where the foreign pots will fit the ukraine system, whether they're kind of technical compatibility issues there. and even this morning we saw about half a 1000000 households in care of her in the dark, not

while dw correspondent in ukraine conley told us how people in cave are hoping after late after the latest attacks. when you might just looking here at the scenic here, get a sense quite how cold it is. and behind me, you should be seeing care of at russia, but upset because the electricity is out for most buildings. here, you might just see a few lights in the fog. it really is quite a kind of starting seen. this is city of millions of people, but you wouldn't know you'd be able to tell looking across the roofs, care of right now. so she has been somewhat stabilized. there isn't the car total collapse that many here feared yesterday evening. the national grid has been reconnected for a while there last night. there were basically several parallel grids across the country, not really connected with each other. this country's nuclear power stations had to go into kind of security or switch off to prevent overloading the grid. and there was a real sense that kind of permanent damage could be done to the infrastructure that has seemingly been averted, lots of creative solutions. lots of means

nick and nick conley and keith in russia's parliament has approved a new law further restricting the rights of the countries. algae bt q. community a. duma law makers unanimously approved legislation banning all forms of what he calls propaganda of non traditional sexual relations. the bill expands the previous that law that applied only to people under 18 effectively blogs, positive depictions of same sex relationships. even between animals. drag queen camilla crazy white entertains the crowd at moscow by the show is irregular fixed to hear, but the performers fear that may soon change. that's because of the new legislation criminalizing any act, seen as promoting what moscow calls non traditional sexual relations. but as a result, with godaddy as experience shows, when these topics come up again, they're trying to distract us from something. those are usually that if it is this really the biggest problem in russia right now? i don't think so. love is not propaganda. love is loved everybody. lawmakers voted unanimously to give the bill final approval, framing it as defending rushes,

nick, nick conley in keith. it was present. joe biden has welcome the results of mid term elections after his party fad. better than expected. u. s. media had predicted huge gainesville republicans, which failed to materialize as them biden's. democrats look, set to lose control the house of representatives. the senate remains on a knife edge. former president donald trump also claimed victory for republicans despite the week of unexpected results. is president biden addressing party activists? thank you. i really mean it. thank you for fighting like the devil to make sure that we had a free and fair election and you know all those elections and i are so far best of my knowledge. none of them has not said that when they last. i said we lost. that's a big deal. no, i really mean it. you know, tuesday was a good day for america. a good day for democracy. i was a strong knight for democrats. they w. washington correspondence to me some a scandal outlined what these mid term results likely to mean for the 2024 presidential election

now, in the days weeks to come, make conley, they're reported from the mc alive. now, joe biden has told china there must be no cold war. the u. s. president met his chinese county, but she didn't ping and indonesia, the head of tuesday, group of 20 summits. all eyes were on the 1st in person, talks between the 2 lead us since biden took office. the 2 nations are competing for global influence. as economic and security tensions increase, bud biden said differences over issues like taiwan, ukraine must not be allowed to escalate into conflict. we had asked me, we had an open candid conversation about our intentions and our priorities. it was clear, he was clear and i was clear, there will defend american interest and values promote university human rights and stand up for their national order and work and lock strep with our allies and partners. we're going to compete vigorously when i'm not looking for conflict. i'm looking to manage is competition responsibly, presidency in turn, bond biden, not to cross bridging, so hold red line over the self ruled island of ta

all day w correspond at nick conley filed that report earlier. a shed more on the security situation in hassle. well, definitely in harrison city, which is directly on the nipper river which separates the western bank, which is now under ukraine control from the russian controlled eastern bank. there you can basically you don't have more than 510 minutes without hearing some artillery hearing explosion. some of that is outgoing, so that is incoming from the russian. some of that is d mining. there still lots and lots of mines booby trapped left by the russians last week. the daphne is a sense that there is an uptick in the activity from the russian side that after the initial panic and of shock about the speed at which they had to leave, they are now upping their attacks all had a soon key not to allow the ukrainians to enjoy their victory too much. and there is a sense of the very real danger, the near with lots of powerful russian artillery. just few comments. well, know the bank that river, that they could, if they wanted to turn fits on each

as nick conley visited the region, including the village of blah hood that no, that's the scene of some of the was fighting in the region. this is the road to hipson or what's left of it. for months, russia and ukraine fought tooth and nail for every meter in the end, rushes forces collapsed, unable to cope with ukraine's relentless attacks on the supply lines. victory has come at a steep pros. this village was just behind the ukrainian ford positions, intact houses, the exception here. rock, it's like these are just one of the dangers. many more i hidden. heading towards cuts on we cross what until a week ago was the front line. the ukrainian army wants to show us that they take care not to it. civilians, no homes, unlike their russian opponents. this village applaud dudley is certainly much better shape than the one we've just left. even though, until recently, it was home to a russian base. after so many months cut off from the outside world, people here the glad to finally tell the stories. the mama, the russians would break into houses, empty them, take anything they came across ei

i asked our correspondent, nick conley in, keith. well, as usual, phil, the ukrainian military authorities keeping pretty tight lipped about the kind of occupational situation on the ground. we heard from the defense minister with that prediction about it taking a week. but, you know, given the kind of very nervous and sometimes in panicked kind of messages, reports were getting from pro kremlin military bloggers over the last few hours of the night. which seems to jeff as a kind of total collapse in russian morale and russian logistics in and around capstone. but the command has taken all the kind of big equipment bits of kit away to the other bank of the river, the kind of anti aircraft defenses. basically leaving lots of the russians, they are very vulnerable to ukrainian artillery and drone attacks. this could end up going foster of c will remember that the ukrainians have been very nervous and rich days. but this might have been a trap, some kind of provocation, to lure the ukrainians in and then see them face pretty stiff resis

and from all we can bring a correspondent, nick conley, who is in keith nick, and we've seen his russian announcement on national t v, announcing the withdrawal from her son. but president putin was nowhere to be seen . was he, i mean, wet? where was he and should we believe what was being said anyhow, anyhow? well certainly this is typical puts in whenever this bad news to present to the russian people he is nowhere to be seen. and we don't know where exactly he spent the last few days. he's also very cagey about his security, but we have seen basically the kind of political responsibility for this move being delegated. firstly, to defense minister said geisha go and also to a general sort of, he can the man in charge of the war hearing ukraine. and it kind of was even clear, couple weeks ago that sort of, he can one of many people to be in charge operation has been kind of huge rotation . lots of generals being fired, that he was being kind of built up and prepared and kind of introduce the russian public as someone with authority to then bear the kind of political responsibility of th

i asked he w correspondent conley and cheer of about the latest developments in the house on region. if you just open up your phone here in ukraine, look at a social media, spicy flooded with images of people out on the streets of song with ukrainian flags . people dancing the streets, bonfires, seemingly lots of enthusiasm and lots of a kind of shock, even that this has happened as quickly as it has. am just yesterday, people were talking about this taking a week up to this morning. they would talk of this taking several days now. the russians have had to leave a lot faster than anyone really had predicted. even though we now believe that about $10000.00 russian soldiers remain basically abandoned by their own commanders on the western bank in the pro river, the russians have blown up the bridges going across those merchant soldiers. now, often as we are to believe, throwing away the uniforms changing swelling clothes, hoping they can somehow go unnoticed and maybe get back to russian positions. and then are being called on by the ukrainian mutually ship to give themselves up to a g

michael conley, wilkerson, just a terrific phenomenal list. we're super excited. >> that's phenomenal and what a great line up there. california's kidney wait list is one of the longest. can you tell us what you need to meet the huge need for transplants and donors. >> i would say this event the authors luncheon has been helpful doing that over the course of the last two years we've had people become aught living donor.. that's people who donate to people they don't even know. and i am proud to have become a living donor this last year too. >> that's incredible you did that. i really admire you for that. tell us how people can help as well. >> well, so, they can come to the authors luncheon. i think first off in supporting our efforts in that way go to kidney.org/authors. there's still tickets available. and go to our site. take that next step, go to our site. learn more. and see what you can do to help. if you're not up for that which is totally understandable. then you know advocate for the people who might be willing to do that too. >> all

after sarah's reporting, let's go to jerry conley of virginia. he's running to be the top democrat on the house oversight committee. it would lead many of the biden investigations. congressman, the incoming republican of your committee says the focus of the committee will be investigating joe biden. what do you say to him? >> well, this is a shop worn approach by the republicans on our committee and it involves some really extraordinary tools in the kickback, insinuation, fabrication, disinformation, conspiracy-based theories that go nowhere. if you look at the history of the republicans when they were in the majority, when we had president obama, time and time again they had headline grabbing investigations that went absolutely nowhere. benghazi, the irs manufactured scandal about right wing filters and nonprofit status. the hillary clinton emails. on and on and none of them produced a thing except breathless headlines that gave them the narrative they wanted at the time. >> of course there's another way to look at this, when democrats won the h

nick conley and keith. twitter employees are suing the company in a class action lawsuit over mass layoffs expected to be carried out today. the company recently acquired by the world's richest man eden, musk told employees they would be notified by terminations via email. twitter offices are closed for the day and badge access removed, and while there has been no official announcement, specifying the number of lay offs, u. s. media reports a half of twitters workforce could be like, uh right, well i'm joined now here in studio by emily lashenay from detroit. you business, emily? great to have you here with us. how our twitter employees reacting to this? well, they are upset. many of them have taken to twitter, where they worked previously to, to post about their sadness and their frustration. one employee even likened it to the hunger games. they're posting under the patched tag one team and, and some are taking legal action. as you mentioned, a group of now former twitter employees have filed a class action lawsuit in san francisco federal court. they are alleging that twitter broke the

how correspondent nick conley is in ukraine's capital key. then i asked him earlier about the mass graves discovered in ukraine so far and how, presumably only a fraction of the dead and missing have yet to be identified. that's definitely the case and there are no really kind of conclusive numbers on how many people are still on accounted for them. all the databases are pretty different to one another's. no real understanding of where the true figures lie and the expectation is that the numbers the confirm numbers will still rise as land mines are, are basically dealt with. that's the big issue. lots of forest areas. lots of kind of places are that people took to trying to flee from the fighting, trying to get to ukraine, held territory. they are still out of bounds and too dangerous to check. so there's, here, when you talk to people in these villages who coming back to their houses for the 1st time after the end of the russian occupation, there's just, you know, huge uncertainty about these numbers. as for the military casualties, the ukra

and we can talk now till i dw correspondent in keith's neck. conley and nick, it's, it's unimaginable what the, the relatives of the missing are going through, and also such difficult work demanded of the recovery teams. several mass graves have been discovered so far in ukraine, but presumably only a fraction of the dead and missing. and ukraine have been identified that's definitely the case and there are no really kind of conclusive numbers on how many people are still on accounted for them. all. the databases are pretty different to one of those, no real understanding of where the true figures lie and the expectation is that the numbers the confirm numbers will still rise as landmines are basically dealt with. that's the big issue. lots of forest areas, lots of kind of places are that people took to trying to flee from the fighting, trying to get to ukraine hill territory. they are still out of bounds and too dangerous to check. so there's your, when you talk to people in these villages who coming back to their houses for the 1st time after the, at the end of the russian occupatio

earlier we spoke to did our b of correspondence. conley and keith. i asked him whether there are any reliable estimates on the number of missing people and i unidentified bodies in ukraine. that really is the problem and all the car estimates out there, they're all fairly, fairly different. if you look at the detail, no really conclusive lists anywhere. and when you go to places that have recently been liberated from months under rusnick patient, 1st thing people will tell you is that they expect more bodies to be found. that there are lots of people who are unaccounted for, who often tried to get to ukrainian held territory while the russian troops rolling in and often basically attempted that of their own back without any kind of guarantees or corridors. and often disappeared after that, as the question of landmines. our other kind of booby traps villarreal fear about going to forests and kind of bits of out of the way areas the countryside to look for these bodies. and until those might be clear that's of see not happenings. there's a huge problem

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is always our correspondent, nick conley in chief. russia's ambassador to the un has hit packed at president lin skis, comments vasily, and have been sierra 1st responded by complaining that it was a guest counsel rules for him to appear by a video. he also shrugged off charges that russia was trying to weaponized winter instead accusing ukraine of firing air defense missiles into civilian areas itself and causing damage to energy infrastructure. we are conducting strikes with precision weapons against an energy and other infrastructure which is used for the purposes of military supplies. the ukrainian units with western weapons, ensuring logistical support and communication with ukrainian military units. russia simply denies that it's doing anything wrong in ukraine and can veto any security council motion. so doesn't really matter what other members of security council have to say about the war and put that question to the w russian analyst konstantin. exit. well, from the point of view, russia, as you rightly said, it doesn't matter, although frankly speaking, since the soviet days, the e

and just to show our guy, we've seen a truck of conley, republican guard presidential guard, who are the best trained invest equip unit in the congress military. they were driving this way, reinforcements presumably going to the front to join in the fight. there also the unit of the congress army has the most of the artillery. now earlier this, yeah, it was just in july that the head of the un mission here said the m 23 was armed like a government army that it was so heavily armed, the un peacekeepers were no longer equipped, so not equipped to be able to tackle a conventional government army because they said their mandate, they're just here to be a to try to protect people from militia, from groups. these comments were echoed by and so you get there is the un secretary general in september. he stopped short of blaming rwanda for bucking am 23. can release government and you and investigate to say that is what's happening . although rwanda denied it. randa, and you can do id east in congo in the 199 season. they have been accused of fucking militia to do the same thing repeatedly, e

more were joined by our correspondent, nick conley. innkeeper, nick, what do you make up this russian announcement? can it be believed? i mean, this is certainly a big deal if it turns out to be true. there's also a lot of skepticism here in key of fears of a trap, an attempt to somehow get the ukranian forces to bessie head into head so on. and then face series resistance. there have been talk in recent days of very high level, very highly trained. well, results russian troops being had san at changing in civilian clothes and basically waiting for the ukrainians to come in. but it does seem like the ukranian tactic of consistent attacks on the infrastructure on the bridges on all the kind of pontoon bridges all the attempts to bring in supplies for that russian garrison that has now finally achieved something. it has become basically impossible for the russians to resupply their troops west of new per river, which is a very, very wide river, its widest point. then basically at the dividing line between those was rushed troops there and there kind of an hinterland and all the supplies

our correspondent, nick conley there in the ukrainian capital. keith, a group that monitors the use of land mines in war says, russia's deployment of land mines in ukraine threatens to undo 25 years of progress on the issue. the annual report from land mine monitor says $277.00 civilians have been killed or injured by mines and explosive remnants in ukraine in the 1st part of this year. ah, can there be a more terrifying job at the moment than that of a ukrainian mind clearing technician, working with technology that's barely moved forward for decades design or the diet . but if the boy did it through, i walked very slowly and carefully. well, by looking in front of me, one meter to the left, or that one meter in front, one meter to the right. so guy you, i look for something visual and then i check with the metal detector for mines that could have been planted before it retreated from house on the russian military, put down hundreds, maybe thousands of mines, explosives that kill and maim directly and indirectly just outside house on this child'

this is only the beginning of a long, dark winter. la correspondent nick conley is in the ukrainian capital. welcome, nick. let's start with these overnight strikes on has some on the classes in the east. what set us on basically, since it was re taken by ukraine forces 2 weeks ago is now the biggest frontline city. you've got the russian troops just a few kilometers away on the other bank of the nipper river. so busy everywhere within san is definitely within range of russian artillery. and when we were there in the 1st few days after the ukrainians had returned, you could hear bangs in the distance, but people were kind of not really paying much attention. they were just desperate to get some mobile phone connection to work out what had happened to their family, friends elsewhere to kind of try and plan their lives. but i think this is becoming increasingly dangerous for civilian said. the russians have kind of regrouped and are cannibals are determined to not let the ukrainians get too comfortable in harrison get too too far in rebuilding verizon and we're already seeing civilian casualt

it obviously conley met with 2 residents who survived weeks of torture. and a warning, some viewers might find the descriptions of violence in this report, upsetting during for food, huddling around the few working why fi hotspots carrying on in spite of the shelling all around them. this is what every day life looks like. have san goldman . keith was people to evacuate, 2 areas of power, water away from the russian guns. the new in victoria state put during 8 long months of russian occupation and not about to go anywhere. no. they might seem like old friends. they only met september. the seller of this unremarkable office look as prisoners and others of either forced their way at her flat my grandma sternly screaming. they let her off into the bathroom. soon had a bag over my head and they just started beating me over and over. who's your president, who's your president, you're coming with us way and it's gonna be a lot of fun until i miss. the neil had subscribe to appro ukrainian chuck group on telegram enough for her sons increasingly anxious was not

and nick conley and k. thank you. a his look at a couple of other stores making news around the world. european parliament website was hit by cyber attack on wednesday. officials say they believe the program, i believe a programming group was behind the damage which left the site. i'm available for several hours and we can just hours of follow designated russia, a state sponsor of terror over its repeated strikes, some civilian targets in ukraine. the largely symbolic move is no legal ramifications. brazil's election authority is rejected request by outgoing president, dr. balsam arrows, liberal party to review the results of last month's ronald party was seeking to know most of the ballots are cast on electronic voting machines. the bid to overturn the election results the court imposed to find her under 4000000 euros for funding. what he called a bizarre request in bad faith. a turkish present wretched type early. why miss threatening to launch a ground offensive against kurds in northern syria. anchor has hit hundr

make conley in the crane and capital i. here's a look at a small store is making news around the world. police force is in 6th countries have brought down an international cocaine rang almost 50 people have been arrested in europe and the united arab emirates and around 30 tons of drugs have been seized . least 4 people have been killed us, millicent, storm, the hotel. and some on the somali capital mogadishu, security forces are trying to regain control of the building, which is popular with politicians. i'll sure bob miller since affiliated to al qaeda, say that carried out your attack. at least 15 people have died in a landslide income in the covenant capital you own day. victims have been attending a funeral settlement. rescue teams are still searching for survivors as dozens more are missing. government describe the area as dangerous and urged people to leave for his german know how being used in north korean advances and dangerous technologies. researchers from d. w is investigative team, discovered cooperation betwee

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nick t w's, nick conley and keith. all right, well, as we mentioned earlier at foreign ministers from g, 7 countries are wrapping up at 2 days of talks in the german city of minster and our political correspondent, julia. so deli, has been following the story force i at julia. now, what is your main take away from am what we've seen so far they've, they've actually mentioned already at that ukraine. m was central to this meeting and that they're planning support for keith at considering that there is no end in sight of the war at the moment. yes, ukraine was the dominating topic, especially on the 1st day of this to day. a g 7 foreign ministers meeting, and there was a lot of common ground and a lot of agreement among the g 7 countries as to how they want to continue supporting ukraine in the long turn. especially looking at the difficult winter ahead. as we've heard a tax on civilian infrastructure on energy infrastructure are really impacting the people on the ground. and g 7 countries wanted directly a help, a civil

nick conley and keith. twitter employees are suing the company in a class action lawsuit over mass layoffs expected to be carried out today. the company recently acquired by the world's richest man, ellen musk told employees they would be notified about terminations via email. twitter offices are closed for the day and badge access removed. while there's been no official announcement, specifying the number of lay offs. us media reports a half of twitters workforce could be let go. all right, well for more on this, i'm joined in the studio now by andrea nap body from our business department. welcome to the wonderful sat here and here. why is ellen musk planning on shedding so many employ? well, because he needs to reduce costs and to save money, and he needs to do that quickly. so we all know that he paid $44000000000.00 for twitter, right. some of that was his money. solomon got from is 1000000000 or friends. 13000000000 where alone from banks, and when you borrowed that amount of money from banks, they do want to see some plan of restructuring of the company that you're buying with that m

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nick conley is in the ukrainian capital, asked him for a sense of the state of health facilities there after those devastating attacks. i think feel it's really difficult to can divide up health from all the other services here in ukraine or here in the capital key of where i am now. things are still working. he can kind of, you can even for a moment, forget the war. if you kind of don't pay attention to the news and don't happen to be near a place that's been affected by drones or bombing or some other kind of attacks. but this is the country where the energy infrastructure by the emission of the korean government has been destroyed about a quarter or 3rd of its pre war state where millions peoples of left, including a disproportionate number of women who are very over represented in the medical sphere doctors, nurses, administrators, and those 2 facts together, you're having, you know, hospitals that are living of generators where they don't always know where the next canister diesel is coming from, where they will get more complicated medicines where they will get things like oxygen

and here i asked our correspondent, nick conley, his in keys. how close ukrainian forces are to completely re taking has on that still, i think a few days off a list of the official sources here in cuba to be believed just yesterday. we're talking about a week. i think that estimate has now been revised down given how chaotic the russian forces have been in their withdrawal. and how much can a panic is still there among russian forces? i think that announcement from the russian defense ministry saying that the withdrawal had been completed in the allows this morning that there was no russian soldiers or tech left on the ground and saw that they'd all been evacuate for a losses that elicited basically just ridiculous even normally pro kremlin military bloggers let alone ukrainians. there are images on social media of lots of russian destroyed tanks that have been taken by the ukrainians. lots of russian soldiers left behind, seemingly in extreme distress. some we believe hart changing into civilian clothes in the hope they can somehow hide and th

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and here i asked our correspondent, nick conley, his in keith, if ukrainians are feeling that russian attacks might now be slowing down. i think people here are not rushing to come to that conclusion. they're still too fearful that more is to come. it is true that over the last month has been this pattern of extra irregularity with russia checking ukraine's energy system or during the night from sunday to monday is if people make the joke here is if they're trying to please their boss is coming in to work on a monday morning as kind of dark humor that prevails here. that hasn't happened this week. but it still seems like russia is deafening out to basically compensate for its lack of success on the battlefield by attacking the infrastructure that keeps people's lives going far away from the front lines. and there are reports that are more hearing in weapons, are heading towards russia that russia is trying to build up, become stuck, or weapons of missiles to then potentially attack ukraine on a much bigger scale than has been the case in which leaks to real sense that this is still ve

there are correspond, nick conley there in the ukraine and capital keith, if you're just joining us, we're waiting for president joe biden of the west to lay out his plan for tackling global warming in shawn. i'll shake that's at the cop $27.00. some of this taking place there. let's get more now from our d. w. climate reporter iran john edge it any of any expectations there for the president by the speech. so it's like the, the president by them. we'll try and emphasize the usaa role as a leader in stopping climate change. something that has been quite keen to stress since the us previously left the paris agreement on climate change, a great stop global warming at 1.5 degrees celsius. and so since vitamin was elected to rejoin the parents agreement and kind of, it's still trying to boost the, the feeling among the black community that the u. s. is taking climate seriously concrete lay one thing, but the us state government is already announced. australia is that the u. s. along with you and japan and a couple of other countries with big kind of fossil fuel history. you still continu

they thought nixon and treasury secretary conley went off of it. uathe valuation of a dollar and will help stimulate the economy and a we're in a marvel session it's a way to goose the economy and win the election. well, nixon won the election but by taking the u.s. off of gold and not returning, and it was a political decision and false economic thinking that your country can go up and down like a stock and saying the number of minutes should flow up and down. or the number of ounces in a bound should go up. no, it's -- you're supposed to have fix weights and measures. and that's the big mistake. it was unnecessary and we've been paying the price for it ever since. so the winner of election we destroyed a system and didn't realize the full implications of itit and i think some day i'll live to see it, we're going to realize alexander hamilton in washington had it right and britts had it right and dutch had it right and back to stability and you'll see this country confound those to say we're in an era of slowness all the way to convention and ther

conley? >> nay. >> would you repeat? i don't think she heard it. >> no. >> misner in votes no. mr.avis? >> mr. survey and? mr. sarbanes? >> miss lawrence? >> no. >> mr. lynch? mr. raskin? >> mr. raskin bowed to adjournment. >> miss porter? >> porter votes no. >> miss brown? >> brown votes no. >> miss brown votes no. >> yes. >> mr. color? >> yes. >> mr. keller votes yes. mr. clyde? >> mr. biggs? >> this maze? --ms. mays? >> mr. le turner? miss maloney? miss maloney votes no. >> clerk will record boats. >> we have two ayes and seven maze. >> the motion is not agreed to. i recognize myself with opening statement. last year we held a hearing it's -- in chicago to investigate the feeling performance. this city, we visited baltimore. two months ago, we been philadelphia. today, we are back in washington dc, we are here before the postal service is pivotal holiday rush. for our fourth hearing, examining postal delivery in 13 months. during peak season, a rush of packages and letter places an additional strain on the workforce and network resulting in consistent drops and on-time delivery