sally: ten-year-old devi is finding her voice again. sally: what about that one? blue. devi: blue.: that's right, that's good. anju: she's mischievous. sometimes she cracks jokes. she is very, very friendly with all the children, and she just loves--a carefree type of child she is. sally: so, she's a bit of a character? anju: yeah, yeah, she is, she is. devi: [speaking foreign language] sally: should i do that bit? oh, okay, hang on, this is gonna be difficult that bit, that bit. maybe it's a garden. what do you think? sally: despite everything she's been through, devi hasn't lost hope. sally: is it good, is it all right? sally: her dream of home remains strong. sally: two, three, four, one, yeah! do you wanna put that one in? no? anju: i can't imagine how these young children between the age of three to nine, or ten, how can they be separated, you know? how can they live away for so many years, so many months? devi: [speaking foreign language] sally: yeah, blue, that's right. sally: in a few days, the children will start the long trek back to their families. sally: oh, yeah, that'

emergency teams have been searching the devi, checking if any l searching the devi, checking if any morenyone needed it, this was an early morning reminded this country, all of it, is still at war and still under threat. of it, is still at war and still underthreat. danjohnson, bbc news, danjohnson, bbc news, lviv. thousands of people continue their escape from eastern ukraine as russian forces step up the intensity of their new offensive in the region. russia is massing troops in the donbas region, where ukrainian forces have been fighting russian—led separatists for the past eight years. our defence correspondent jonathan beale reports now from eastern ukraine. this is now the sight and sound of the donbas. severodonetsk, another city and another target for russia's unrelenting bombardment. we tried to enter to speak to families taking shelter but the thump of artillery was steadily coming closer. explosions. let's go. we just came here to go to a shelter but there's shelling a bit close to us, and so we've had to move out. a lot of crump of artillery going on at the moment. we travell

i wish they would have to go through all this pain themselves and their children to you could devi since into a russian state. media claimed that a 120 civilians from the us up style plant left on tuesday via humanitarian corridors. but mar were you pull. city council said more than a 1000 were taking refuge here in advisor to ukraine's president, says russia has begun firing bunker, busting munitions at the shelter, which may still be harboring children. while german chancellor olaf shells delivered a clear message of support for ukraine, but added that western allies will stopped short of direct involvement in the wall . speaking of the talks with other leaders, shots criticized rushes, latest offensive and ethan ukraine. and he blamed president vladimir putin for war crimes against civilians from the by club, if could 15, our principles are clear. alignment. everyone agrees on them to be comply to ukraine continues to have our full solidarity and support at the same time as heads of state and governments. it's our duty to prevent the war from spreading to other countries. that's there

bush, i wish they would have to go through all this pain themselves and their children to can you can devi, since the 2. 0, but this defense is on its last legs, do it in a positive, we appeal to the world, not it could be the last appeal of our lives. these could be our last days if not ours. so we appeal and plead to all whoa, lead us to help us with crush and state media are claimed that a 120 civilians from the us office altamont left on tuesday via humanity in corridors, but mighty opal city council said more than 2000 were taking refuge them, an advisor to ukraine. se precedent says russia have begun firing bunker, busting munitions at the shelter, which may still be hobbling children, or was accessed to mary or paul all but cut off our correspondence. rebecca richard is following the latest developments from keith. i asked her what she's hearing about the devastated port city. it's really coming down to the wire for that besieged city as he just heard, fill that commander. they are pleading for their lives saying that there really only have days if not hours left. we know that the u

as they say natr devi speeches and so on and suddenly that's it all overnight.t's just right here is the power. uh, such a sherkhan here, and europe is such a one here, who ushakov's suspenders are tobacco, which hmm happily, it means that he is trailing there in the tail or sometimes informs others that now shere khan will break the law of the jungle. it’s just that in front of these people and does anyone else have any illusion, of course, it’s very bitterly unpleasant, because i worked a lot, after all, the united states is an ordinary american. we lived with americans very good-natured, naive structure, about our twelve-year-old schoolboy. even he knows more about world geography. laminate e leonardo da vinci well, let the american just hear, the engineer never heard anything of this, but he firmly believes that all that says the government is dictated by the highest humanistic goals, and in this respect, of course. uh, average american. you know so far in sociology there is no concept of an average russian , there is an average french american. i hope there

wasn't enough against the dallas mavericks who came up with some magic of their own regular things. devi dallas had 7 if their players record scores in the double digits, making up the absence of an engine style. you could don't judge who's out with a cough strain. they want a 126 to 118 mother and lead their series to one. i mean, everything we do, everything we don't do is basic, comes back to just our to machine accountability and i'm making sure that now we're on the same page. raw cooking, we're all talking, the communicative piece. i'm just making sure all is on the same page. no matter what we're doing, ski mize or anything, just make sure on the same page for the golden state warriors cruise to another victory. i've been nuggets in denver, t i. steph curry and children who bought school 27 point one in clay. thompson chipped him 26 seconds. the warriors take a commanding 3. nothing lead in the series. oh, what a play by oh, we knew that there or come i would approach in the 2nd half and as they did. and then how we're going to respond. wow. and prouder where everybody played comp

this workforce development can also hire and train nanda devi folks to work in an area, and it's really important to strive to have workforce development when we're coming into this discussion instead of, you know, any other finger-pointing. but i also think that we also have to understand the terms that i use our also because i need to cross reference between the colonial world and the world that i live in today. >> thank you. representative ocasio-cortez? >> thank you so much, chair khanna. you know, so many of these principles that we are discussing today, whether it is directly confronting the realities of climate change, land use, creating high paying jobs in order to protect our public lands, advocacy for indigenous sovereignty, all these things are core green new deal tenets. but i want us to zoom out a little bit because when we were first drafting the green new deal and many other pieces of environmental legislation, very often they were so many folks, well meaning, well intentioned, deeply studied, that said, it makes no sense to consider issues of justice and injustice with d

devi we havedenc evidencee that in ft he lied when he said he never talked to his son about these do yougs. do you at all believe it's a possibility that joe biden could be compromised by these countries? because i do well, of course. >> and when you look at what happened with the new york post, which really stood at allne o, i think they really enhance their reputation. i believe it's the oldest in this countryou and they where they really went outut and know what they were essentially shut down. but people are still saying but had that story come out and then now two weeks ago the new york times came out and essentially admitted that what they did was wrong and they came outut of nowhere with that one . but it would have made a 17 point difference in the election according to the pollsters, the real pollsters a. and look, we did so i got millions. you know, we did much better in the second election than we did in the first electionid, but this would have been 17 points. additionally, in the election. d so what they did it's probably the largest campaign contribution ever made iff y