i think the consul's life is still in danger. the consulates are still too early. need to put consul's apartment police outfit. let him keep in touch with you and let him know if he appears. and now you meet balkan specialists, hand over to them timych and your further function is, only a safety net is not a question, but a further investigation. let those who are supposed to be investigators do it. and colonel ilon marich lieutenant colonel savoy pedro very nice captain of the second rank tarasov, i ask you to get into the car, as our body is safe. in general, in general. can your profits your papers. everything is good. we must transfer you to a safe place for you to go to the apartment is dangerous. where are we going to the safe house? we'll use the consulate's car. thank you, wines are no longer needed further misa well, if anything, you know how to contact us. we don't have a season to shoot, stay put until further notice.

consul, am i here?dian angel told me to sit in the toilet. good solution in the toilet there are no windows. i see you have special training, different things happened in life, the terrorists did not manage to kill mr. timych. but you must understand that they surely have a backup plan, hence my command. it is highly recommended to take shelter at our base. this is a safe place. i think it's a perfectly acceptable decision. i'm sorry and only i can make decisions of this kind, yes, and security personnel. hello, how is the situation? when are we waiting? a detachment of special forces to protect the consul has already taken off from our base in the balkans by morning, taking into account the entire road , we will not go to your base here, we will wait here. well, here it is. these hell machines were laid down very carefully. it just follows from this, and it follows that the one who did this had a lot of time, he was not at all afraid that he would be caught. that is, one of the consular employees could

we quickly get rid of the consul’s phone and take the flash drive. then we lie down on the bottom and wait until everything is decided in the balkans . yes, a coup for a couple of days is fine, wait here. the girl happened that the pebble hit, can let you down. the consul's phone in the network is moving towards the exit from the city in the direction of the border with lithuania, the network does not catch her, but until recently her phone and the consul's phone were in the same cell, urgently move out. we found the corpses of colonel, marich and lieutenant colonels savva and predrag. all of them were killed on the way to the airfield. you have found our consul timich mr not yet. we have closed all borders and in the near future. we are waiting for information from our special group as soon as there is some news. i 'll let you know right away. all end of connection. well, colleagues there is some news bison and the group will overtake the source of the signal in a few minutes and it doesn’t seem strange to you that the terrorists, who prepared so we

consulate was not the target. watch.the target of this missile attack. this was an attack on iraq sovereignty. that's what the administration says, and the last few minutes i just got additional language from the state department from the reporting saying the u.s. was not the intended target. press speculation is simply wrong let me try and violate that. i spent a considerable amount of time in iraq in 2016 when the special forces were driving isis out, i remember the u.s. consulate which is still active right now, as are producers say the old consulate which is still active right next to the international airport. the new one which you can see is 8 miles northwest in the region, that is where the new consulate will be is touted as one of the biggest sprawling campuses in the middle east for a u.s. consulate and they are very proud of it. here 8 miles northwest of the center city, 12 iranian missiles dropped, what was the target if it was in the consulate. because we no bombs fell right next to it, give us a map, the ima

consulate in iraq. senior u.s. official tells fox none of the missiles hit the consulate own ore jennifer griffin is reporting americans assigned who live and tbheerk the consulate including military personnel and no injuries reported and reax to breaking news chief and fox news contradict tore john hoffman we're getting more information on this. what can you tell us about this and what does this mean for the u.s.? well this has been a regular tactic against presence in iraq frankly for decades you know this is iran wants the remaining u.s. military presence in iraq to leave. they're trying to induce government of iraq to do that even though united states shifted to advisory role and iran is trying to deliver a message to us. regionally, just last week these valli reportedly struck a couple of irgc generals or officers in damascus, syria iran maybe trying to exact revenge and headliners in iran are, you know, seeking leverage against us as we negotiate what to me looks like a pretty bad deal jcpoa, nuclear deal tha

. >> tonight, representative spoke to the consul general in ukraine. a pair of level 1 storms, hour-by-hour forecast coming up. abc7news 11:00 starts out. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. ama: taking a live look across the golden gate bridge tour the north bay for rain will first roll into night. much of the bay area will see rain overnight. good evening. i'm ama daetz, let us get right to sandhya patel who is tracking the storm. sandhya: the storm is going to dampen the morning commute. already seeing some light returns for north. let's get you industry level radar. see branch, annapolis road, is getting wet. a little bit mist and drizzle reported around santa rosa. there are two systems, the first one is the one we are watching. it is an atmospheric river ended ascending most of that moisture into the pacific northwest. we also have the system coming our weight this week. both are ones, 12 to 3:00 in the north bay as we head into the east bay and san francisco peninsula, four to six -- 4:00 to 6:00

thank you, consul general o'driscoll.r your work, and we have a commendation for all of your incredible service to the city and county of san francisco, so thank you for your work. [indiscernible]. >> supervisor stefani: oh, sure. i also want to thank all of these people who made this day possible, san francisco chamber of commerce, the dugan family, miss susan frost and adrian roche, and my legislative aide, emily abraham, who did a lot of work today. so great to see everyone, can't wait to be in the parade tomorrow, and have a great time. [♪♪♪] >> shop and dine in the 49 promotes local businesses, and challenges residents to do their shopping within the 49 square miles of san francisco. by supporting local services in our neighborhood, we help san francisco remain unique, successful, and vibrant. so where will you shop and dine in the 49? >> i am the owner of this restaurant. we have been here in north beach over 100 years. [speaking foreign language] [♪♪♪] [speaking foreign language] [♪♪♪] [speaking foreign language] [

consulate in iraq. senior u.s. of the missiles hit the consulate own ore jennifer griffin is reporting americans assigned who live and tbheerk the consulate including military personnel and no injuries reported and reax to breaking news chief and fox news contradict tore john hoffman we're getting more information on this. what can you tell us about this and what does this mean for the u.s.?

let's get more perspective from canada's acting consul general in new york.is nice for a lot of people to start crossing the border again, given the nature of this important trading relationship. what is the buzz like on your end? mr. nasim: i'm delighted to be in person with you here today. the buzz is palpable. we have a great trading relationship with new york and canadians are excited to get back to business. one thing i want to stress is the pandemic was a testament to our relationship. despite the pandemic, despite the closures and restrictions, trade continued to flourish. we had 95% of our goods going back and forth. we made accommodations, we made exceptions, we had health care workers going back and forth. that was a testament to the nature of our relationship. it is one that we sometimes take for granted. matt: we have a wide shot here so everyone can see that we are in the same studio together. you are by grand central normally. we are in new york together. where do you see the relationship in terms of trade? where do you see it recovering the fac

. >> tonight, representative spoke to the consul general in ukraine. sandhya: chucking a pair of level 1 storms, hour-by-hour forecast coming up. abc7news 11:00 starts out. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. ama: taking a live look across the golden gate bridge tour the north bay for rain will first roll into night. much of the bay area will see rain overnight. good evening. i'm ama daetz, let us get right to sandhya patel who is tracking the storm. sandhya: the storm is going to dampen the morning commute. already seeing some light returns for north. let's get you industry level radar. see branch, annapolis road, is getting wet. a little bit mist and drizzle reported around santa rosa. there are two systems, the first one is the one we are watching. it is an atmospheric river ended ascending most of that moisture into the pacific northwest. we also have the system coming our weight this week. both are ones, 12 to 3:00 in the north bay as we head into the east bay and san francisco peninsula, four to s

consulate from inside iran. the past few minutes iran is now claiming responsibility for that attack. what is the reaction to that, and is there going to be a response? >> secretary sherman: this was a very concerning attack as general keane pointed out. indeed we do not believe that the consulate was actually the target of this missile attack. we are very glad that our facilities are secure, that everybody is accounted for, that no one has been hurt or killed, but all of that said, this is great concern. there will indeed be a statement i'm sure coming out shortly as well as calls in. this was an attack on iraq's sovereignty among other things and of great concern to all of us. we will be following this closely. >> bret: argues that we have u.s. personnel there who work and live there and as you mentioned, no casualties as of yet that we've heard of. but at the same time the u.s. is closing in on this nuclear deal with iran. is that true? is a close? >> secretary sherman: well, i think it's close and we would l

the us official says there was no impact of the consulate which is unoccupied. a satellite channel near the u. s. consulate went on in, shortly after the attack, showing shattered glass debris on the studio floor of sullivan job aid has the latest from bank that this is the 1st time that we're hearing of an attack using ballistic missiles into or out by from iran. the gc has to be in responsibility, but they're not explicitly said why the hard thing that is in response to evil deed by israel. and it's if it doesn't stop our warning of more attack and deadly attacks. what we know so far from official who can spoken to us on the condition of anonymity is that the missiles had around midnight iraqi time on around this new constant building, which is going to be one of the largest building of the u. s. department in the region, there was no material damage. there was some damage to nearby buildings including the, this television network, the private television, the k 24. but so far there have been no casualties, and an investigation has been ordered and it has been

s. consulate in the northern iraqi city of bill, there are differing accounts of damage. us official said there was no impact at the consulate which is currently unoccupied, bought, and iraqi officials said several rocket pit. the us facility in the pentagon says myself, were fight over the border from iran. satellite broadcast channel code is done. 24 is located near the u. s. consulate, it went on from the studio shortly after the attack, showing the black and debris on the studio floor. polls have closed into men of fans, presidential election with 9 candidates competing for the job. the president who's been in power since 2007, called for the vote last month after announcing his resignation. local media, a say his son is expected to win. many international observers have raised concerns about the legitimacy of the vars. some foreign news websites, a blocked by the government. at least 7 people have been killed in a fire that swept through a new deli slum. it broke out early on saturday. about 60 homes were destroyed. environmental group say indonesia is facing a plastic waste eme

consulate whether it was actually aimed at them or not.ore obstacle to this iranian deal which is already been stalled. toxin out on friday before this attack. maybe we are seeing a new arrangement in the world getting organized in which some of these forces, china, russia, iran will be more of a problem then they have been in the past. maybe it will be a situation where the rest of the world is more united against them. >> the president does need to lead an effort to make sure that the world is united. i do not see president whited out there in front of this making sure that we are bringing that united coalition and making it as painful as possible on putin. making sure that they are talking tough and doing things about china. it seems as if we are reactionary. >> it does. talking about that russia china relationship. >> these two dictators are increasingly working together. i think that we will see more of that soon. china has been putting on this notion of neutrality. i think that it will be clear soon that they are more of a co-conspir

. -- consulate in iraq. no casualties were reported in the attack and no one has claimed responsibility. will: bryan llenas with the latest from the strict in iraq. we begin in lviv with jonathan hunt as russia ramps up attacks on western ukraine. jonathan. reporter: will, pete, rachel, good morning to all of you. the air raid sirens were sounding again in lviv a few minutes ago. we didn't hear subsequent explosions. we heard them six hours ago when eight missiles slammed into the yavoriv airbase. we understand 57 people were wounded in that strike, at least nine have been killed. that base also known as the international peacekeeping and security center was hosting u.s. troops a few weeks ago, end of january, beginning of february, you see them there. they were involved in training of ukrainian forces. we're not aware of any u.s. personnel at that base when those missile strikes hit last week. as you know u.s. troops were withdrawn before this war started. the mayor of lviv sending a strong message to presi

s. consulate in the northern iraqi city of urban a us official said there was no impact at the consulate, which is currently an occupied. the pentagon says, and this also fired over the border from iran. satellite broadcast channel, curtis on 24. it's located near the u. s. consulate, it went on and from the studio shortly after the attack, showing shattered law and debris on the studio flow. and some of the job aid is in baghdad, with the lighted. it's the 1st time you're seeing an attack of the scale after the i r g, p leader costs money will still in back that and ballistic missiles are fired, both in northern iraq and 2 words. us us facilities, military for the d that is in iraq. so far, no vision confirmation whether these drugs besides verified by iran. but what we're hearing from officials is that an investigation has been ordered to try and figure out where we came from. and what was the motive? what we know from us and iraqi officials that there was no damage caused by the throat, besides which had around midnight iraqi times, the outskirts of view. that is the capital of the se

consulate in iraq.re just learned iran, iran -- fired 12 ballistic rockets let's get to brian for the latest. brian. >> says 12 ballistic rockets launched from iran lantded in different sites inside the capitol of iraq's region a senior u.s. official tells our gnarl security correspondent jennifer griffin they were fired from iran toward the u.s. consulate in irbel they tell our peter doocy there's no question that missiles were extended for u.s. facilities multiple u.s. officials tell fox news none of the missiles hit consulate and zero u.s. casualty and in the king the and erbil is unman and americans aseen who had live and work near consulate including u.s. military personnel. our fox news producer and baghdad reports multiple rocket it is landed near the consulate and one of the rockets damaged the main headquarters of tv, no one was injured. the last time brian missiles were fired from inside ranks january of 2020 iran fired over a dozen missiles at al-assad air base in response to u.s. killing ira

thank you, consul general o'driscoll. work, and we have a commendation for all of your incredible service to the city and county of san francisco, so thank you for your work. [indiscernible]. >> supervisor stefani: oh, sure. i also want to thank all of these people who made this day possible, san francisco chamber of commerce, the dugan family, miss susan frost and adrian roche, and my legislative aide, emily abraham, who did a lot of work today. so great to see everyone, can't wait to be in the parade tomorrow, and have a great time. [♪♪♪] >> hi, you are watching san francisco rising. focused on reimagines our city. our guest is debbie rafael director of san francisco department of environment to talk about climate action plan. welcome. >> thank you. it is a pleasure to be here. >> thank you, too. i have seen the climate action plan. it is a very detailed document that might be a little incontinue dating to digest is there a simple way to summit up? >> you are right. this is a science-based document. we are very, very pr

thank you, consul general o'driscoll.r your work, and we have a commendation for all of your incredible service to the city and county of san francisco, so thank you for your work. [indiscernible]. >> supervisor stefani: oh, sure. i also want to thank all of these people who made this day possible, san francisco chamber of commerce, the dugan family, miss susan frost and adrian roche, and my legislative aide, emily abraham, who did a lot of work today. so great to see everyone, can't wait to be in the parade tomorrow, and have a great time. [♪♪♪] >> it's great to see everyone kind of get together and prove, that you know, building our culture is something that can be reckoned with. >> i am desi, chair of economic development for soma filipinos. so that -- [ inaudible ] know that soma filipino exists, and it's also our economic platform, so we can start to build filipino businesses so we can start to build the cultural district. >> i studied the bok chase choy heritage, and i discovered this awesome bok choy. working at i-

s. consulate in iraq's northern kurdish city of a b or the death hall continues to rise in ukraine with russian forces, striking targets in the countries western regions. moscow bombed a military training base near the city of la viv early on sunday, killing at least 35 people. president vadim zaleski has warned. the russian rockets will fall on nato soil if a no fly zone is not imposed. john, how has the latest developments from your voice in western ukraine making reportedly slow progress on major front. russia has widened its war on ukraine. the missiles that fell on a military training center near yavari in the far west killed dozens, soldiers, and cadets that russia claims were foreign trained fighters preparing to enter the war. just a few months ago, joint military exercises took place here. ukrainian troops alongside allies from 14 countries, yet now they are having to fight and die in this war. largely alone. scores more were injured in the most devastating single attack so far, and with worrying implications for supply routes, delivering humanitarian and military aid. the war

s. consulate is the target of missile attacks in the iraqi city of herbal. ah hello, the weather is set to turn somewhat bar across many parts of europe over the next couple of days over towards the east and the day over to was west london, for example, could touch 18 degrees. by the time we come to wednesday, the wet weather, the a windy weather that is sweeping in from the atlantic, a fair amount of cloud and rain coming through here, high pressure and central parts keeps it settled and sunny for the most part. then over towards the east, we will see dry, clear weather coming back into ukraine keyboard, around for celsius. on sunday it will turn less cold as we go on for the next few days. as at west a weather coast west and pass gal false, winds for type rally southwest approaches of england. pushing up through the odyssey into western areas of scotland. wet weather there and some snow just around the alps. and we'll see some of that snowy weather. just pushing over towards the pyrenees as we go one into monday. karen rain pushes across northern germany g

s. consulate. it went on air from the studio shortly after the attack, showing shattered glass and debris on the studio floor. france, britain, and germany say talk, survive to 2015 iran nuclear deal. are again at risk of toppling i've, i'm russia once. assurance that it's trying with iran won't be affected. i new sanctions. i have the warning ukraine diplomat had hoped they were close to reaching an agreement as well. so sat at reports from tehran. it's too early to talk about 8 collapse. both parties have been meticulously careful about the wording about the or statement, and they're particularly using the word power, not the collapse. now the diplomats from both sides iranian side and the european countries and russia, they're back to the capitals for the political talks. and they say that the hope that the talks are going to resume soon. so last week we were expecting a breakthrough. and they would, the sources were telling us that a deal is, is imminent. but then surprisingly, there has been a

thank you, consul general o'driscoll.r your work, and we have a commendation for all of your incredible service to the city and county of san francisco, so thank you for your work. [indiscernible]. >> supervisor stefani: oh, sure. i also want to thank all of these people who made this day possible, san francisco chamber of commerce, the dugan family, miss susan frost and adrian roche, and my legislative aide, emily abraham, who did a lot of work today. so great to see everyone, can't wait to be in the parade tomorrow, and have a great time. [♪♪♪] . >> my name is dave, and i play defense. >> my name is mustafa, and i am a midfielder, but right now, i am trying to play as a goalkeeper, because they need a goalkeeper. >> soccer u.s.a. is a nonprofessional organization. we use sports, soccer in particular to engage communities that can benefit from quality programs in order to lift people up, helping to regain a sense of control in one's life. >> the san francisco recreation and park department and street soccer u.s.a. have b

joining us now, the ukrainian consul general of san francisco. nice to have you back on the program. the death toll, as you know, is rising quickly. millions of ukrainians have already fled. is there a time or is there a scenario where you believe your president would surrender to russia? >> thank you very much for having me. no, there is definitely no scenario that ukraine will surrender. ukraine is definitely interested in negotiations with russia. but the negotiations with the provision that ukraine is standing very strong against russian aggression, and the -- if an agreement should be reached, it should be reached on ukrainian conditions. and those conditions are russian troops have to withdraw from ukraine, and we will never surrender. >> realistically speaking, it doesn't seem like russia wants to have that kind of conversation. how do you proceed? >> yeah, it's -- of course, rush a is trying to make the -- at the same time, our interest is a cease-fire, to reach cease-fire as soon as possible. because we need to save people's lives, and t

consulate of erbil in iraq. these people are going to be lifted off of sanctions?hat the iranians are demanding, this is absurd, the kowtowing of the democratic world. and unfortunately of the rest of the world. to this rogue regime, giving it both the weapons of mass death and enormous pile of cash to continue their aggression. mark: one of the complains from our congress, is that they have been left out of this. they really don't have a role, they really don't know about what taking place despite federal law, that requires it. that the administration is negotiating this or having others negotiate for them. to your knowledge. the current prime minister and current government, are they involved in the negotiation are they being consulted, i would like you to answer that question when we return, we'll be right back. at adp, we use data-driven insights to design hr solutions to help you engage and retain top performers today, so you can have more success tomorrow. ♪ one thing leads to another, yeah, yeah ♪ >> this is a fox news alert, jon scott. kremlin said they are

consulate in erbil. there are u.s. officials and u.s. military working out of that consulate.o one was injured, but this comes at a delicate time as the u.s. presses iran for a new nuclear deal, and it appears as if the u.s. does not want to have to respond militarily to iran for fear of general. tizeing those talks. -- jeopardizing those talks. benjamin: it is hard to believe that the iranians were aiming at anything other than the consulate, but we'll see what facts bear out. and, of course, important to remember that russia is at the table in those iranian negotiations, so a very complex set of events there. jennifer griffin live at the pentagon, thanks. molly? molly: benjamin, thank you, covering the escalating tensions there on the ground in ukraine. meanwhile, russian airstrikes, we've been talking about those, they hit a ukrainian base just 15 miles from the polish border. this comes as more than 1.5 million ukrainians are have already fled to poland through this area in the western part of the country since the russian invasion began. alex hogan is in poland's second l

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i am prepared the result of observation of the consulate workers take a look. and anything unusual movement of diplomats or in contacts? no, nothing out of the ordinary. and how many people work for surveillance? three brigades i have two people each. not enough, of course, but not enough people, what to do only to do the emergency. you yourself read the message about what is possible in our region. good, come on, do it, great. accepted, and i'll shoot you an arrow, remove the barrel. pass on what he's doing. there is a contact. what drives you when you make a choice environmental conditions? no, if you dictate the conditions yourself, where others give up, you continue to move towards your goal mitsubishi pajero sport , a choice that opens up the possibilities of mitsubishi motos, 3 years old, a resident of shchelkovo near moscow, does not know the secret of her own birth from her dad in a fit, anger of a quarrel said that you her adoptive mother, not her own, gave her to us in a hole with these biological measurements, she lay in her bag, she never climbed th

today, the representative meeting with the ukrainian consul general at his south bay office. >> we inicon valley feel a particular kinship and solidarity with ukraine. many ukrainians our colleagues and co-workers and that makes the crisis and the horrific images all the more acute. >> reporter: the consul general asking for logistics help delivering aid, and applauding tech companies' efforts, mentioning apple and google maps. >> there were rumors that they were using the mechanisms for fighting to find ukrainians, and they managed -- >> reporter: he is staying refugees are welcome here but it appears most will stay closer to home. >> the old people don't want to emigrate. they want to leave for some time when the war is over and then come back. >> i was meeting with a tech company. how can we get ukrainian refugees good jobs, remote jobs? >> reporter: tomorrow president biden is expected to sign a bipartisan bill worth over 13 billion the humanitarian stance. wednesday morning volodymyr zelenskyy will address a join session of congress. >> it is such a privilege to have this leader

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but missiles were fired for the us consulate in t1 a lot.e missiles were intended for us facilities multiple us defense officials tell fox news none of the missiles at the consulate all personal are accounted for zero us casualties or injuries in the consulate in t1 is unmanned but americans live and work near the consulate including us military personnel. look at this moment on camera and one of the rockets even damaging headquarters of 24 television causing the roof to cave in nobody was injured remarkably the last time missiles were launched was 2020 firing missiles at the airbase which cause traumatic brain injuries and 100 troops it was a drone strike killing a rainy in general and it becomes amid twos restart the area nuclear deal that could collapse due to russian demands amid crippling sanctions on their economy based on your war to ukraine. todd: the boxing champ brother are mean figures of the resistance fighting to cap one —- take the capital city of the president is holding his. >> desperately trying to get their adopted son from

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consulate. they are u.s. officials and u.s. military working out of that consulate. no one was injured it this comes as a delicate time as the u.s. presses iran for new nuclear deal and based on the remarks, the u.s. does not want to have to respond militarily to iran for fear of jeopardizing those talks. >> great contacts there, jennifer. at the pentagon. many thanks fled to their neighbor poland, underground at a train station where many refugees have passed through in their search for safety. alex, what are you seeing there? >> hi, mike. the attack creating even more fear and anxiety. many of these ukrainian refugees, this is a train station here. these are families who are waiting here with nowhere else to go right now. the country has opened up its borders. willing to let anyone in. they can come here for safety. more refugees have come to poland than any other country. volunteers here have set up stands for anything that people may need. forcing many other people that fled their country. they are members of their family leaving everything behind spirit people w

s. consulate in iraq's more than kurdish city. other bill russian missile strikes have had a military training base in western ukraine. around 30 missiles struck the facility in yavari if that's in the live region, just 20 kilometers from poland, a member of nato, and the european union. russia says up to a 184 and fighters were killed in the attack. al jazeera cannot independently verify this information. earlier, the governor of the live regions said at least 35 people were killed. ukraine holds most of its drills with nato at the base. where we have correspondence in russia and ukraine in a moment will be speaking to natasha, but lowes in live in western ukraine. but 1st to moscow and bernard smith. so burnett, we've been hearing from the russian defense ministry about this attack, a mere live in the living region. what have they said? and why did they target this facility? they confirmed that they were behind the attack. my rushes, defense ministry says, oh student, russia, defense ministries confirmed it was behind the attack

consulate in iraq.en administration's position is iran was not targeting the consulate, but i think that is sort of an open question to some people. all of this happening as we inch closer to signing the iraq nuclear deal and russia to facilitate the negotiations. what do you make of this situation? >> i mean, this is simply unbelievable. here you have russia taking down the international system. and they were right about that. the world is ending as we know it. and probably transitioning into a period of continual conflict, deglobalization from all sorts of things that are incomprehensible couple of months ago. and now we are asking for russia's help to do something that is not in our interest? the iran regime is hostile towards the united states and it always will be. that is the sentiment teen driving force. but this, to me, a replay what we saw during the obama administration. it didn't work then and it won't work now. and so you have to shake your head and just hope for a new set of advisors and a

s. consulate. it went on f for from the studio shortly after the attack showing shut the glass on daybreak was on the studio floor. liquor in the u. s. the trial has started for 4 men charged with conspiring to kidnap the governor of michigan because of her corona virus. laws if convicted, that could be jailed for life. lawyers for the men say the alleged plot was never serious. prosecute to say they planned to break into governor gretchen, witness vacation home, take her away at gunpoint enforcer to face 8 treason trial. ah, just a quick check on the headlines here on al jazeera, russian forces are continuing that, pushed to encircle the ukrainian capital peeve intelligence report, se rushes military as edge to within 25 kilometers of the city center. and a large scale attack could happen soon. rosters military says the situation in some ukrainian cities is catastrophic. but during its latest briefing it said ukrainian fighters and the allies are to blame when you've done was you.

s. consulate in the northern iraqi city of urban, iranian st. tv reporter, the tax were aimed at what it cold secret is, riley bases. it said they were in retaliation for a. i can syria the kill 2 of its revolutionary guard members. a us official says the consulate, which is unoccupied, was not hit a satellite channel, neither us building went on. and shortly after the attack, showing shattered glass and debris on the studio. full as some have been. jade has the light it from baghdad. this is the 1st time that we're hearing of an attack using ballistic missiles into or out by from iran. the gc has to be in responsibility, but they've not explicitly said why the hard thing that is in response to evil deed by israel. and it's, if it doesn't stop our warning of more attack and deadly attacks, what we know so far from official who can spoken to us on the condition of anonymity is that the missiles had around midnight iraqi time on around this new constant building, which is going to be one of the largest building of the u. s. department in the regio

s. official says there was no impact at the consulate, which is unoccupied. a satellite channel near the u. s. consulate went on air shortly after the attack showing shattered glass and debris on the studio for osama bin javert has more from baghdad. this is the 1st time that we're hearing of an attack using ballistic missiles into or out by from iran. the i r g c has claim responsibility, but they've not explicitly said why the hard thing that is in response to evil deed by israel. and if it doesn't stop our warning, of more attack and deadly attacks, what we know so far from official moved and spoken to us on the condition of anonymity is that the missiles had around midnight iraqi time on around this new post the building which is going to be one of the largest building of the u. s. department in the region. there was no material damage. there was some damage to nearby buildings including the this television net for the private television, the book k 24. but so far there be no casualties. and an investigation has been ordered and it has been a plethora of

s. official says there was no impact at the consulate which is unoccupied. a satellite channel near the u. s. consulate went on air shortly after the attack showing a shattered glass and debris on the studio floor. i fawcett has more from west jerusalem. there have long been these reports of an unacknowledged israeli presence in kurdistan. there was a report in iranian media last year about an attack, supposedly, by iranian forces, against such interests and against my side individual something which was largely disregarded here in israel, and certainly no comment about that so far. and the kurdistan authorities themselves a saying that there is no such base inside israel. however, it does go to the, the wider picture of the pretty constant israeli attacks against iranian interests inside syria. and the fact that there haven't been, it seems any casualties or any material damage that potentially gives away as some kind of de escalation. will that be and is really response if there haven't been any direct israeli interests struck or will the very public accus

consulate many erbil. there are u.s. officials and u.s. military working out of that consulate.jured, but this comes at a delicate time as the u.s. presses iran for a new nuclear lahr -- deal. and base on wen wendy sherman's remarks, the u.s. does not want to respond if militarily for fear of jeopardizing those talks. mike: jennifer griffin, thanks a lot. and in poland al a lex hogan is inside of an old train station turned into a makeshift refugee center as ukraine's neighbors struggle to accommodate the flood of refugees. alex, hello. what are you seeing there? >> reporter: hi, mike. this is home tonight for the refugees who come from all across the country to various cities. not just the small border towns anymore. this is an old train station here in krakow, now bed after bed lined with people who will rest for the night safely after fleeing ukraine. we've with seen people in various cities along the border and now deeper into the country. this is about a three hours by car and still cities say they cannot keep up with all of the people who have arrived here seeking safety.

the consul general of ukraine sent a letter to livermore's mayor earlier this month. that letter urges livermore to sever its relationship with its sister city if that city does not oppose russia's invasion. >>> some are relying on music to deal with the stress of war and help those in need. a special benefit took place in the bay area today to help ukrainians. bay area and international musicians gathered at san fernando's herbst theater to drum up support and money to help ukrainians. coming up at 11:30, we'll have much more on today's event, including reaction from organizers who had a personal reason for jumping into action. >>> from musicians to car lovers now. some tesla owners in the east bay collected relief supplies for ukraine today. car owners met in alameda to gather medical supplies and give them to the nonprofit white pony express. that group will now coordinate with people in ukraine to get the supplies into the country and to those who need them most. white pony express is a food and goods rescue organization in pleasant hill, and it recently expanded