dunn, and mrs. dunn, mr. now, my extraordinary heartfelt sympathy to you on the loss of dear noah.poisoned by fentanyl as you have written here in your testimony. my family knows a little bit about drugs. about poisoning. what from a different perspective. my son is a recovering addict, and it is by the grace of god that he did not run into deadly fentanyl that would have taken his life. but we must be able to talk about these things honestly and not conflate them, as my colleague just said. there is a difference between the facts and the rhetoric. between wanting to solve these problems or just trying to make people afraid of them. the fact is 90% of fentanyl, heroin, and meth seized in this country is captured at ports of entries. just about everybody who high i have spoken to his had this. this means that drugs are being brought in through normal channels, not on the backs of families crossing at remote parts of the country, the vast majority i'm talking about. i'm sure it's not 100%. in fact, cbp reports that drug cartels are now recruiting americans to bring fentanyl into this

we will also be joined this hour by a senior adviser, anita dunn. worked closely with president biden on tonight's address and we hope she will give us something of a sneak preview, hoping it's not the same as expecting. she's pretty disciplined, i don't know what we are looking up for. but we will try. nicole, let me ask you. you work in the white house. why don't you get started here tonight? i do feel like it's a specific holiday for a storks, including all of us here and watching right now. how is it differ inside the white house? what is it like? >> it's also a night where you get to try out of your white house references, so i asked president binary senior adviser, after the balloon shut down, was there an american president moment where he says, i needed new speech and he rips it up. she basically said, no, but i think the to the degree that there was ever let biden be biden debate in the white house, i think that's been had, and president biden will be what we've seen him to be. he's reflectively drawn to the idea of bipartisanship, even if

shut dunn their autofactory. this past year, thanks to all we're doing with electric vehicles, g.m. and l.g. announced they'll hires how to of of workers to build a new electric vehicle battery. when these towns were holllowed out, something else was lost. their pride. the sense of self-esteem. folks, these are the effects of the so-called trickle down economics. the view from park avenue that says, when you do -- when the wealthy do well, it will all trickle dunn to everyone else. not the family i was raised, didn't work that way. there's another one i hold that holds -- that folks in baltimore hold as we our folks in cities are born in scranton, pennsylvania, grew up in clay mont, delaware, like i did. they view the backbone of america. they are the backbone. they're the people who get up every morning to go to work, trying to bust their necks to make an honest living. look folksing i've said it many times. wall street did not build this country. the middle class built this country. and unions built the middle

dunn, and mrs. dunn, mr. now, my extraordinary heartfelt sympathy to you on the loss of dear noah.poisoned by fentanyl as you have written here in your testimony. my family knows a little bit about drugs. about poisoning. what from a different perspective. my son is a recovering addict, and it is by the grace of god that he did not run into deadly fentanyl that would have taken his life. but we must be able to talk about these things honestly and not conflate them, as my colleague just said. there is a difference between the facts and the rhetoric. between wanting to solve these problems or just trying to make people afraid of them. the fact is 90% of fentanyl, heroin, and meth seized in this country is captured at ports of entries. just about everybody who high i have spoken to his had this. this means that drugs are being brought in through normal channels, not on the backs of families crossing at remote parts of the country, the vast majority i'm talking about. i'm sure it's not 100%. in fact, cbp reports that drug cartels are now recruiting americans to bring fentanyl into this

dunn to lose their son. the problem that sheriff has talked to us about that's been so, so dramatically changed in the last couple of years. that's what we want to address. i yield the remainder of my time to the gentleman from texas, mr. roy. >> i thank the chairman for his remarks and just got to follow up, judge, with the question of you when you and i came to an agreement about the numbers of 55, 000, roughly, that had been encountered in december in the el paso sector. some 200, i can't remember the exact number, i'm sorry, 45 or 50,000 encountered over the fiscal year, of three months. how many of those encountered have been turned away under title 42? >> have been what? >> how many of those have been turned away under title 42, with respect to the -- >> i'm not sure of that number, but i think from the border control they're looking at about 35%. >> that tracks with the numbers that i understand, right? you're talking about, of the 55, 000, you would have 18 to 20,000 will be turned away under title 4

mr dunne is no longer the richest asian. in fact, dunne is no longer the richest asian.in fact, he has lost personal wealth worth nearly $50 billion, he went from being the third richest in the world to the 15th, in fact according to the 15th, in fact according to some estimates, the loss of market gap that has happened is equivalent to about i6% of the indian budget that was allocated just yesterday, with nearly $550 billion. that is where things stand. we already know the adani group is considering legal proceedings against the hindenburg research group after they put forth those allegations in their report. we haven't heard anything beyond that issue but we are waiting to see if any kind of official statement is issued by india's market regulator about whether the allegations need to be probed at a deeper level or not. thank ou. stay with us on bbc news, still to come — winds of change in the worlds of yachting. how sailgp hopes to get the video game generation on board. this is the moment that millions in iran have been waiting for. after his long years in exile, the

population and here now that grieving father you just heard from, brandon dunn. brandon i started crying when you saw your testimony as a parents of almost now three teenagers and everyone out there who judges anything that happens in any one else's family, my heart breaks for you and i applaud your courage in speaking out, because as we are looking at what's happening across the world sometimes we forget about what's happening right here in our own country. your message more the country tonight? >> thank you for having me on, laura. our message with the forever 15 project is a pretty basic one. it's to spread awareness of what's going on in this country with fentanyl, because most people are unaware. we were unaware up until just maybe a month or so before noah's passing, and a lot of people think it can't happen to my kid, i've got a good kid, they do a -- the right thing and we felt the same way. noah was a good kid. he was and athlete. he made good grades. you know, he was not -- we would never have expected that to happen to us. and i came up here with just

dunn, for being here. expressing. >> harris: we bring back tom hoe man and brandon judd, national border council president. when you see chip roy of texas hold up picture after picture, so many young faces, brandon, you talked about the humanity coming across our border but the artificial, the fake entry points that creates for the cartels to bring in drugs. when you are dealing with one you can't be everywhere, they hit us someplace else. >> it is heartbreaking to see those -- the pictures of those people that lost lives when they could be alive today if we would do what's necessary. when you look at the way the cartels operate and the way they use our policies against us. they use our operations against us and if they didn't have those operations and policies, those individuals would be alive today. we have to look at this and we have to say we have to reject adam schiff when he is saying all of these people are coming here for asylum. we will welcome in. border patrol agents if people are fleeing for pe

capitol police officer harry dunn.ce officer's fight for accountability and good trouble." you know we're so happy to have you here, and it happened to be a day which you called for, which is not a right, left proposition but simple accountability has been thrust into the spotlight with an inside look inside a very influential network in terms of the ex-president and his supporters. what are your thoughts as you look through that? >> well, thanks for having me on. and i think first thing's first, i have to acknowledge senator fetterman and i want to wish him well in his recovery. it takes a big person literally and figuratively with him to admit he needs help and seek it. so my thoughts are with him and his family. >> harry, let's talk about that for a second. >> sure. >> you know, i think there was a remarkable cacophony of voices, a new york congressman tweeted and sort of acinformationed his own personal struggles with mental health. you know how i feel about how you use your meg aphone to ask people if they're okay

dunn to lose their son. the problem that sheriff has talked to us about that's been so, so dramatically changed in the last couple of years. that's what we want to address. i yield the remainder of my time to the gentleman from texas, mr. roy. >> i thank the chairman for his remarks and just got to follow up, judge, with the question of you when you and i came to an agreement about the numbers of 55, 000, roughly, that had been encountered in december in the el paso sector. some 200, i can't remember the exact number, i'm sorry, 45 or 50,000 encountered over the fiscal year, of three months. how many of those encountered have been turned away under title 42? >> have been what? >> how many of those have been turned away under title 42, with respect to the -- >> i'm not sure of that number, but i think from the border control they're looking at about 35%. >> that tracks with the numbers that i understand, right? you're talking about, of the 55, 000, you would have 18 to 20,000 will be turned away under title 4

let's bring in right now marvin dunn, professor emeritus at florida international university.s," which cannot be used in florida classrooms. basil's still around. thank you so much for being here, professor. i want to talk about what you're doing and then i want to get your thoughts on what's happening in the state's politics. tell me about what you're doing and what you're trying to teach kids there. >> well, thanks for having me, nicolle. i appreciate being on. we're trying to create a counternarrative to what desantis has out there. we're trying to show young people that they can go to places where the blood was shed, they can feel the experiences of our ancestors and those who suffered there, learn from it, share it with others, and be just better informed about our history. so we go to places where these things have happened and we have people visit, sit, pray, sing, talk to each other, and understand our history a lot better. i'm very, very disturbed about what's happening. i understand that in their response, in the state's response to the college board they even misspe

that was pilot george dunn speaking to our correspondent tim muffett.to gather as many first—hand accounts from surviving veterans as possible, to preserve them for future generations. you can get in touch via the bbc news website. google says it's launching its own artificial debris has started to become recovered from the chinese balloon shutdown on the east coast on saturday. the white house said navy vessels have gathered remnants from the surface but when the conditions rented an underwater search. david willis says many questions remain. the white house is keen not to let this latest incident exacerbate still further the tensions between these two nations. president biden was asked by reporters at the white house about the balloon felling at the weekend and he said that it was necessary, but he brushed off suggestions that this would further weaken relations between the us and china. last week, of course, us secretary of state antony blinken abruptly cancelled a planned visit to beijing, that was a meeting that many thought — or a visit that many

>> reporter: it is places like this central to historian marvin dunn's teach the truth tours, sheddingory. when you do that, make sure you don't have somebody doing that who hates cherries. >> reporter: it's latest controversy an advanced placement african american study course. the college board the non-profit that oversees the program has revised its official coursework. florida's department of education had rejected the initial proposal to the pilot course saying it was, quote, ine inexplicably contrary to florida law and lacks educational value. governor ron desantis has been critical of the pilot program. >> we have history, a lot of different shapes and sizes. people that have participated to make the country great. people that have stood up when it wasn't easy and they all deserve to be taught. but abolishing prisons being taught to high school kids as if that's a fact, that's not appropriate. >> reporter: last year florida passed legislation known as the "stop w.o.k.e. act" champion by desantis. it barred instruction that suggests anyone is privileged or oppressed based on race

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i meant to say dunn, connecticut. >> and that's actually really valuable feedback. >> look at that.zing. >> reporter: or so it seemed, until we later discovered that the restaurant definitely isn't in dunn, connecticut, because c exist. and we're amazed how quickly it suggests a job for a plummer in charlottesville. >> it sounds great. >> reporter: but once again we later find no record of any dutton pluming in the area. can we ask it, can i trust you? in fact, as the bot readily admits, this generation of a si not yet to be trusted. "i sometimes make mistakes," it warns us. "double-check the fax." is this ready? are you confident for wide release? >> look, the only way for any new technology to be really perfected is to be in the market with real human feedback. if anything, particularly with ai, it has to get aligned with human preference, both personally and societally in terms of the norms. and that's why we want to launch it. we want to have all the safety. we want to have all of the things that will maket no hrecreated, bt in the real > the risk of misinformation and bias, but

and she herself becomes a pals teacher at john dunn dar searching for the truth. again, this time the exile to turkish journalist meets svetlana at seattle sky, up exiled leader of the opposition and bela bruce. of course i am tired untied, physically untied morally, is too much on my shoulders, but i have to hold this weight because i'm responsible for the future. follow contra for the people. far behind the boss. guardians of truth starts february 18th on d. w. it's with, ah, ah, this is the w news live from land, the bat for bah, low to in east and ukraine is now the longest stand off in the war with russia and ukraine determined to take the city, despite heavy casualties. also of the program. nature chief against dalton burg outlines new pledges for ukraine including heavy weapons and military training and asks members.

john dunn dark searches for the truth. again. this time the exiled turkish journalist meets svetlana c. huddle, sky, exiled leader of the opposition and bella reuss. huge. because i'm tired and tired, physically untied, morally. is too much on my shoulders, but i have to hold. they swayed because i'm responsible for the future fall country for the people far behind the boss. sh gardens of truth starts february 18th on d w. ah, ah ah, this is d w. news line from berlin. the un describes the earthquakes in turkey and syria as the regions, worst natural disaster for a century. we report from the turkish city of attack here, where nearly 3 quarters of the buildings have been destroyed to the rich cultural history wiped out. also on the program, nato says russia has begun and new offensive in ukraine, nato defense ministers.

john dunn dark searches for the truth. again. this time i be exiled, a turkish journalist or meets svetlana at seattle sky, exiled leader of the opposition and bella reuss. huge. because i'm tired and tired, physically untied. morally, it's too much on my shoulders, but i have to hold this weight because i'm responsible for the future. follow contra for the people far behind the boss. sh. guardians of truth starts february 18th on d. w. ah ah ah, ah, this is dw news life from berlin me and my extensive state of emergency by half a year. it further entrenched the ruling military junta as it mocks 2 years since taking power in a qu, protesters se just silent strike to show their outrage. russian forces make incremental gains in easton ukraine, pushing.

and she herself becomes a politician, john dunn dark searches for the truth. again. this time, the exiled turkish journalist meets sweat on nancy, huddled sky, exiled leader of the opposition and bela reuss. huge. of course, i'm tired and tied, physically untied. morally, it's too much on my shoulders, but i have to hold. they swayed because i'm responsible for the future fall country for the people far behind the boss. sh. guardians of truth starts february 18th on d. w. ah ah ah, this is the w slide from berlin. the spire this guy, a suspected surveillance balloon ignites a diplomatic stall between washington and bay. james. the u. s. secretary of state, post bones of red trip to china after a high altitude that ship is detected over the.

make them feel uncomfortable. >> reporter: as for professor dunn, he's now part of a lawsuit against the state's stop woke law, being uncomfortable, he says, is part of learning and understanding the history that is often overlooked. >> this is what happened here. a man had been massacred at this spot. but every community in this country has spots like this. places where blacks have been abused, killed and forgotten about. this is not unique to miami. >> reporter: this morning when governor desantis was asked about the release of the new coursework, he said he hadn't read through it yet. his office tells me the florida department of education is reviewing the coursework to see if it complies with florida law. there in lies the big question, will florida accept this as with the revisions and allow it to be taught in florida classrooms? >> thank you so much. >>> i want to turn to robert patterson, who you just heard from in the piece. he's a professor of african-american studies at georgetown university and served as the co-chair of the committee of professors and teachers who develope

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and say they wouldn't know as much about their own history if it weren't for the courses taught by dunnpeople every year, george washington carver, martin luther king jr., rosa parks. i feel like it's just the same stuff being taught to us and it's kind of like okay, they can note this. but that's it. >> i feel like if we don't learn this history, it may just repeat itself and going to keep going on and on. we have to learn it to stop it. >> some parents welcome the scrutiny, alicia smith said she wouldn't mind if her daughter took the course but some things are best taught at home. >> some things, like the queer studies, that may or may not offend some of the children. make them feel uncomfortable. >> as for professor dunn, he is part of a lawsuit against the state's stop woke law. being uncomfortable is part of learning and understanding the history that is often overlooked. >> look what happened here. there may have been massacres athe this spot. listen, every community in this country has spots like this. places where blacks have been abused, killed, and they've been forgotten about

york rah -- neera, louisa and kate bedingfield, anthony and andy, and, of course, bruce reid, anita dunn, mike done lin, my very first hire, jen dillon, and my brother in all things, steve. i want to say this about this group: the record should show that everything we accomplished here these past two years is because of you, and everything we have screwed up is because of me. [laughter] i just want to wrap up with three additional thank yous. to my family starting with my mother, which the president mentioned is too ill to be here today, i would not be here without her and everything she has done for me. to my family and my kids, whose support, patience, love and understanding has kept me going these two years, for the engagement celebrations i missed, the birthdays, the time i was not there today various things, thank you. i love you guys. and for the next two years, every day it's my turn to walk the dog. [laughter] [applause] to the vice president who's represented by our outstanding second gentleman, doug, it's been an honor to be her next door neighbor in the west wing these past tw

dunn yesterday, and i'll tell you his son is no longer here.ell you that fiinal doesn't care about race, religion, color or creed. fit and all killsbody h indiscriminately. e got to and we as a body have got our to make sure that our american citizens are safer after we convene to ensure that this doesn't happen any more .t and i don't care what you look like. th i don't care where you're from.i this is ridiculous. and the left lef has weaponizes race and i am literally here every single day to make sure that we hold them accountable to not using race as a scapegoat for everything. >> well, congreseverythis when d aoc saying that congresswomannge ellen armah wasss thrownwo off the committee because of race,s now the border is racist. apparently just having a border. is racist. the honor codeth is considered racist by some and some colleges. minish >> what does this do to real racism? does it diminish it or elevateof ? >> she was thrown off the committee because of her anti-semitic statements. bee >> and laura, i've been black for a very long ti

share of time to grieve, kind of prepare myself mentally >> reporter: last monday freshman connor dunn ran as the shooting spree unfolded, hiding in a nearby ice cream shop. today we checked in with the 18-year-old before his first class back >> i'm not really sure what i -- what to expect >> reporter: and checked back in after. >> it felt good. kind of almost like reassuring >> reporter: both buildings turned crime scenes now shuttered memorials. handwritten notes cover campus and demonstrations continue >> why was this the right moment to come back >> well, you know, it's important to all of us, coming back today allowed people to come into spaces and places that were familiar, come back to people that they knew and trusted, and begin to find their next best step forward. >> reporter: in her first national one-on-one interview since the mass shooting msu's interim president says today is a day of moving forward. >> there's no right way for any one person to grieve. there is no one right way for people to come back into this setting. >> in light of what's happened here, can the campus

but he would only take it all should have given the fact that he should use a joseph dunn for to go and abuse you move. those spoke with well, as with louis meant that he is a fool. the volunteers have to adapt to life in a closed group. it's often the little things that cause conflict to flare up a, a hi here. ah, no. just those know what that you know, you got 3 more i know which was to issue with those are good. he's just like a lot of the with a human. yes. you show a don't look at them. come so much. the reason i missed you when you go through spurts of switching which adjuster, when you make a conflict with you just don't worry them with that. then what i, when you live with when you when you get i want to fatigue from daily work in harsh conditions, builds up and everyone handled it in their own way on his 1st day of land. couldn't get used to the constant sunshine. so he cooked with convictions through the night he goes to with a mortar. he's a which is the 3rd one which i was like. oh no, thank you. oh, i see a insomnia pushed a glance at his room mates to boiling point. no one

john dunn dark searches for the truth again. this time, the exile to turkish journalist meats, sweat on nancy, huddled sky, exiled leader of the opposition and bella, ruth's huge because i'm tired, i'm tired, physically untied. morally, it's too much on my shoulders, but i have to hold. they swayed because i'm responsible for the future. follow contra for the people far behind the boss. sh. guardians of truth starts february 18th on d. w. ah . ah, this is deed of you news live from berlin after tracking it for days drifting high over the united states fighter jets shoot down a suspected chinese spike balloon. beijing warns there may be repercussions also on the program. pakistan's, former president's and military ruler, part of his bush.

dan: the woman behind the world's largest video platform is stepping dunn from her woal. youtube c.e.o. sent an email to employees announcing her departure. she said she will focus on her family, health and personal projects. she will remain and adviser to google and alphabet. chief product officer neil mohan will be the new c.e.o. ama: spirit airlines coming to san francisco airport. service is coming to s.j.c. beginning june 7. the airline will offer nonstop flights to san diego, las vegas and dallas. san jose's mayor says this will give more travelers, more options. >> everyone, no matter their income level, should have the opportunity to visit family, far and wide, explore new cultures, and widen perspectives. ama: san jose is the seventh airport where spirit operates in california. in the bay area they serve oakland international airport. spirit is scheduled to complete its merger with jetblue next year. dan: big changes for "live with kelly and ryan," who will replace ryan seacrest as when dry eye symptoms... keep... coming... back... inflammation might be to blame.

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john dunn dark searches for the truth. again. this time, the exile to turkish journalist meets sweat on nancy, huddled sky, exiled leader of the opposition and bela reuss. huge. of course, i'm tied and tied physically untied. morally, it's too much on my shoulders, but i have to hold. they swayed because i'm responsible for the future fall country for the people far behind the boss. sh gardens of truth starts february 18th on d w. ah ah ah, ah ah . this is the w use life from burly in the battle for more tea in the eastern ukraine. it's become the longest stand off in the war. we look at what is at stake and why each side is determined to take the city. despite the heavy human toll.

mr. dunn, with no knowledge, the more we will get out there that i ever watched in request as of a i just, you know, a deal had to be able put control on voice k, e velocity republica, both ne, e as in a well oiled be cut. but as grace and i was, the more you feel us clear, so here's our there are no one. yeah. pretzel adoption. the say it as a lawyer will be good to. yea, was for you that you haven't yet been very keep roy about bordeaux of the as i thought it smarter us the year break or i'm still tina sober. start outside 30 saw winners. possibly if you had the whole of the bill. bill bill bill is actually on another topic. silly little segment on deal is fair to machine equip bumpers ups and for for the while get out of their polls or if you put him back to some of your brain, but tom rock illnesses i like we have to stay away from ship with nothing would ship ship that may have condo complex, killed that he wouldn't blame it to the methods columbia part about it. because in many a syllabus yesterday, i'm not so full of told us 5th hosea put towards the sub. only put 2 of those o

john dunn dark searches for the truth. again. this time, the exile to turkish journalist meets svetlana, seattle, sky, exiled leader of the opposition and bella reuss. huge. because i'm tired. i'm tired . physically untied. morally, it's too much on my shoulders, but i have to hold. they swayed because i'm responsible for the future. follow contra for the people far behind the boss. sh. guardians of truth starts february 18th on d. w. ah. ah, [000:00:00;00] ah . this is the w news. my from berlin. aspire balloon, higher of the united states sense or 40 scrambling. it's permanent remains unclear, but the pentagon suspects china. canada says it's also monitoring what it describes as a 2nd incident. also on the program.

and she herself becomes a school teacher and john dunn dar searches for the truth again. this time, the exile to turkish journalist meets svetlana, seattle, sky, exiled leader of the opposition and bella roost. of course i'm tied and tied to physically untied morally, too much on my shoulders, but i have to hold this weight because i'm responsible for the future of our country for the people far behind the boss. guardians of truth starts february 18th on d. w. okay. ah ah, ah fishes dw live from berlin. the death toll after the earthquake in syria and turkey now exceeds $35000.00. the un warned that number could doubled while relief efforts shift from rescue to providing food and shelter.

to stand up for her husband's her destiny changes and she herself becomes a school teacher at john dunn. dar searches for the truth again. this time, the exile to turkish journalist meets svetlana at seattle sky, up exiled leader of the opposition and bella roost. of course i'm tied and tied physically untied, morally. is too much on my shoulders, but i have to hold this weight because i'm responsible for the future fall country for the people far behind the boss. guardians of truth starts february 18th. oh d w ah, ah . this is dw news life from berlin. the death toll from last week's earthquakes in syria and turkey passes. 35000 the u. n. is the number of debt could double as more bodies pulled from the rubble. international aid is now getting to quake survivors in syria but a you and.

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tries to stand up for her husbands who, dest, any changes, and she herself, becomes a politician, john dunn dark searches for the truth. again. this time, the exiled and turkish journalist meets a sweat on nancy huddled sky, exiled leader of the opposition and bella roost huge. of course i'm tired and tired . physically untied, morally is too much on my shoulders, but i have to hold this weight because i'm responsible for the future fall country for the people falling behind the bus. sh. guardians of truth starts february 18th on d. w. ah ah, ah, this is d w. news alive from berlin following his lensky a just a gathering of world leaders to speed up arms deliveries to ukraine. ukrainian president tells the munich security conference that they are crucial in stopping rushes, aggression. also in the program. a gum battle as a police compound in karachi and.

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john dunn dark searches for the truth. again. this time i d exiled, a turkish journalist meets a sweat, nancy huddled sky, exiled leader of the opposition and bela reuss. huge because i'm tired and tied. physically untied. morally, it's too much on my shoulders, but i have to hold this weight because i'm responsible for the future. follow contra for the people far behind the boss. sh. guardians of truth starts february 18th on d. w. ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin. after days of tracking it drifting high over the us fighter jets shoot down a suspected chinese spy build. the balloon has triggered a diplomatic storm bay. jing warns there may be repercussions also on the program. pakistan's former president perez.

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all this is a prelude to the resounding crescendo of the fool of the city to the tomb wagner. amicus dunn of reporting from the dumbass, r t. china has asked the world to prevent the conflict in ukraine from escalating further. saying leaders must come to the negotiating table and resume p stocks. their request was outlined in the countries 12 point proposal on the crisis which included the condemnation of the west as unilateral sanctions placed on countries across the world. china poses feel actual sanctions, unauthorized by the un security council. relevant contra should stop abusing unilateral sanctions and long arm years diction against all countries. so as to do their share in the escalade in the ukraine crisis. and cray conditions for developing countries to grow their economists and better to life. so there people, china believe that any kind of the unilateral sanctions that is unauthorized by the u. s. security council. what should be opposed and also in a statement, it says that the unit, actual sanctions and maximum pressure cannot solve the issue. and that can only create new p