e.u. vladimir chizhov said russia possesses no chemical weapons and suggested the substance use in the english city of songs very well may have come from a nearby research laboratory britain denies that the foreign minister of course johnson who called the claims satirical adding all evidence points to the kremlin there were tire double agent service rep paul and his daughter remain hospitalized in critical condition after being exposed to their patient two weeks ago. a new documentary has premiered this week in belgium portraying one family's journey into their traumatic past ninety one year old on reka is a holocaust survivor his son is a renowned cartoonist who is depicted his father's life in a graphic novel d.w. mehta on ahead of the premiere of the new film you know and. i'm one of the last holocaust survivors in belgium. but there's only three or four of us live. in everyone else was burnt. to death. only was fourteen when he was taken by the gestapo he survived more than three years imprisoned in eleven different concentration camps. i mean he's still my whole family died bye to my mot

e.u. vladimir of said russia possesses no chemical weapons and suggestive the substance used in the english city of solsbury may have come from a nearby research laboratory british britain rather denies that and foreign minister boris johnson called the claims satirical adding that all evidence points to the kremlin the retired double agent surrogates people and his daughter remain hospitalized in critical condition after being exposed to the nerve agent two weeks ago and car backed forces have taken control of the north and syria town of afrin the town has been the target of turkey's two month offensive against a syrian kurdish militia it views as terrorists its kupchak marks a major victory for turkey but it's also left thousands of civilians homeless and desperate. this is the moment turkey had been fighting for this city had been controlled by syrian kurds for the past five years now it's the turkish flag that waves over a free in. the turkish backed forces captured the city center on sunday morning these fighters are proud to have ousted the kurdish militia known as the people's protec

e.u. vladimir chips off said russia possesses no chemical weapons and suggested the substance used in the english city of saulsbury may have come from a nearby research laboratory britain denies this foreign minister boris johnson called the claim a satirical at all evidence points to the kremlin the return of double agent surrogates cripple and his daughter remain hospitalized in critical condition after being exposed to the nerve agent two weeks ago. motor sport now and french rider johan's arco claim pole position in the opening race of the moto g.p. season in qatar the yamaha riders that a blistering pace to smash the lock record which had stood for over a decade reigning world champion mark marquez couldn't not stop performance and so hill starts sunday's race from second and a comedy writer do you look around off the front row in there are. millions of people around the world put on their finest greenery on saturday to celebrate st patrick's day of her reign in ireland couple of dublin two colorful costumes elaborate floats and thousand spectators while the day's biggest and they sa

e.u. vladimir change of joins me to give his view on the script case. it all started with the british government. blaming russia for this tragic incident not only before the investigation was completed but before it even started. i don't know whether they showed any evidence because if they had david ins of the should of for according to the their obligations under the. convention on probation of chemical weapons the first show we to the russian federation which they didn't european commission president as uncle john guy says europe needs to have an open channel of communication with moscow but if they're expelling dozens of diplomats who are they going to talk to the expulsions that you mentioned they were all they can national level by individual member states of the european union and some other countries and they will add here that i don't think the british government. is. should be satisfied with this because they are now saying that. of the fake that so many countries have shown solidarity of with britain by through the expulsion of russian diplom

e.u. vladimir change of believes the u.k.'s reaction in the script case was pre-determined.and i have the impression that the british government never wanted the conclusion that it had its own. decisions ready well in advance and the swiftness with which. a number of countries followed the u.k. and the united states should dead their lead in this is deeply disappointing of course. i don't think the british government. is. should be satisfied with this they have managed to split the european union in a way that russia never could or never intended to because half of member states did not support that view of the u.k. and did not follow with similar measures. it's a different reincarnation of of the cold war you could say but i believe it's just . the russian prejudice i believe in common sense of the majority of europeans that this hysteria doesn't of grip the business community which in many cases. is eager to continue investing in russia to continue cooperating in russia. was discussed the situation further let's not cross live to earl rasmussen the executive vice president

that's right vladimir chisora off russia's ambassador to the e.u. was referring to a facility called portland which is the government's main medical scientific and chemical research laboratory only about eleven kilometers away from the town of solsbury that has a very strong military connections he implied throwing his own theory into the mix that the british authorities could have either planted this suspect nerve agents in the town of solsbury or may directly have targeted so again usually a script all themselves in a bid to possibly discredit the russian federation when pressed upon his theory he failed to elaborate on any further motive as to why the u.k. would be willing to do that particularly when it comes to possibly jeopardizing ordinary members of the public as well in the town of souls but of course has been turned upside down and inside out as specialists wearing biohazard suits go about their work the claims have been dismissed as nonsense by the british government boris johnson britain's foreign secretary says that they believe that th

e.u. member until the end of twenty twenty and russian president vladimir putin has been outlining his priorities for his next six years in office he says russia doesn't want an international arms race and will seek to resolve differences with other countries as reelection received a muted reception abroad with many foreign leaders slow to congratulate him. facebook's chief information security officer is stepping down the new york times reports that alex state models disagreed with the company's had legal revelations that russia used facebook to spread false information that comes as a u.s. democratic senator sent a letter to c.e.o. mark zuckerberg demanding a response to allegations that the dot fifteen million users it was harvested by political consultancy for a whistleblower who worked at cambridge at a letter says the doctor was used to build a system which may have influenced abortions in the u.s. presidential election. cambridge analytic. was birthed out of a company called a c l group which is a military contractor based in london. this data was used to create profiling algorithms that w

e.u. member until the end of twenty twenty. russian president vladimir putin has been outlining his priorities for his next six years in office he says russia doesn't want an international arms race and will seek to resolve differences with other countries his reelection received a muted reception abroad with the many foreign leaders slow to congratulate him. the closing ceremony of the annual chinese national people's congress is being held in beijing members back to see reason who deals in recent days including the abolishment of presidential term limits that paves the way for president xi jinping to stay on indefinitely as leader facebook's chief information security officer is stepping down the new york times says alex alex disagreed with the company's handling of revelations that russia used facebook to spread false information that comes as a u.s. senator sent a letter to c.e.o. mark zuckerberg demanding a response to allegations that the dot of fifty million users was harvested by a political consultancy firm a whistleblower who worked at cambridg

e.u. is now challenging britain to come up with its own plan to prevent a hard border in ireland after breakfast. vladimir putin the russian president has used his annual state of the nation address to warn global powers that they must now reckon with russia's military might as well as boasting of his country's new generation of invincible nuclear weapons mr putin pledged to help poverty in six years and to improve the environment he's seeking an unprecedented fourth presidential term in the elections which are due in just seventeen days. pre-election video meant to impress and to intimidate showing a russian missiles said to be able to penetrate u.s. defenses. russian president vladimir putin's state of the nation speech was a classic the performance he's long used an aggressive foreign policy to stoke his popularity and to air grievances. russia walls and continues to be the greatest nuclear power but nobody wanted to talk with us nobody wanted to listen well less than. the presentation also showed a nuclear armed torpedo that analysts say could strike the u.s. west coast called putin said in the name o

term for russia's president vladimir putin thanks his supporters in moscow after they had been his biggest victory ever to get reaction from the russian capital. meanwhile e.u. foreign ministers condemned the attempted murder of a former russian spy and his daughter they say they take extremely seriously london's assessment that moscow is to blame that's a skeptical weapons experts are in the u.k. to test the samples of the talks and used in the attack. i'm simply so misconduct good to have you with us let me put has been reelected to a fourth term as russia's president final results given more than three quarters of the vote his biggest victory yet many say putin's win was a foregone conclusion that's after his most serious rival opposition leader alexina volley was banned from the race. for the to. retake like a pop star the man who's dominated russia's political stage for years and she now has the mandate to stay here for more. special room i should thank you for your support. this victory demonstrates how much we've achieved in the last years under very difficult circumstances. to a rather subdued. once the head of the russian election commission confir

e.u. rexy so is merkel going to be asked by the u.k. to get inside the head vladimir putin as she has done before well i don't know if anybody can do that she certainly has the context and the and the and the access but no one that i know really knows much about what's going on in moscow now my sense is that her need now is to stand south of the with mrs may and england and europe in general to stand up to a bully and i think that if she doesn't do that it's going to weaken nato and to some extent i think that is by the way something that the united states should do immediately but we don't have time it seems to me to waste on whether or not we do with this or not this is a this is a major attack on an alliance. right that's a big open question and i think we're going to see how that plays out in the next couple of days jack chain's with the american institute for contemporary german studies we appreciate you coming in and it's good to see you have you back on the show thank you very much. the renowned british physicist stephen hawking has died at the age of seventy s

for russia's president vladimir putin thanks to supporters in moscow after they handed in his biggest victory ever we'll get reaction from the russian capital. meanwhile the e.u. foreign ministers condemned the attempted murder of a former russian spy and his daughter they say they take extremely seriously london's assessment that moscow is to blame chemical weapons experts head to the u.k. to test samples of the nerve agent used in the attack. plus a day of drama in the bundesliga leipzig hosted runaway leaders by are going to go and beat the variance for the first time ever going to iraq. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us latimer putin has been reelected to a forced term as russia's president final results given more than three quarters of the vote his biggest victory yet many say putin's win was a foregone conclusion that's after his most serious rival opposition leader alexian of only was banned from the race. was. russia's current and future leader vladimir putin was met by jubilant supporters when he made a brief appearance near moscow's iconic red square. should thank you for your support. this victory demonstrates how much we've achie

term for russia's president vladimir putin thanks his supporters in moscow after they hand them his biggest victory africa will get reaction from the russian capital meanwhile e.u. foreign ministers condemned the attempted murder of a former russian spy and his daughter they say they take it extremely seriously london's assessment of moscow is to blame that's us chemical weapons experts are in the u.k. to test samples of the talks and used in the attack. plus mounting pressure on face .

violations up polling stations across russia vladimir putin is expected to secure another term in the presidential election. russia's ambassador to the e.u. has suggested that the nerve agent used to poison a former spy could have originated in the u.k. the british government has dismissed the claims saying the poison used on sergei scriptural and his daughter came from russia person accuses moscow of being behind the attack a charge it denies russia and britain have expelled twenty three of each other's diplomats over the row with both sides considering further retaliate rematches foreign secretary boris johnson says international experts will conduct further analysis on the poison tomorrow. but from the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons or who come from the hague to the u.k. we will share. with them they will be tested by the most reputable possible international border trees republican senators are warning us president not to fire special counsel robert saying he must be allowed to investigate alleged russian meddling in the twenty sixteen presidential election trump has renewed his attacks on both the f.b.i. since

e.u. summit president mocker said he wanted to be clear on. this use of foreign secretary johnson has accused russian president vladimir putin personally. of a former agent in a pressure since he has previously said that the nerve agent originated from russia . claims she says intimidation is normal susanna pepco was a colleague of slaying journalists. her the photo nervous of her jacket his fiance has shocked and saddened the coast of auckland. they are the mom the best a geisha because of the corrupt practice in postings of the first sixty minutes of hong d.w. flame. the fast pace of life in the digital. shift as the lowdown on the web showing new developments and providing useful information on the way to use phone lines and interviews with the makers and users. shifts in forty five minutes on. the race for immortality has begun player leading neuroscientists are researching ways to replicate the human brain play enjoy are taking over physical labor and the human brain is deciphered six. to thirty. two million droids for artificial consciousness or the number one item on the market segment gifts you because. you're clicking on. the t

e.u. and the u.k. reach a deal on a childish unphased but still no solutions for islands and vladimir putin adopts a softer tone after winning another presidential tab. thank you for joining as the syrian government has heavily criticized what it calls turkey's occupation of the town of afraid that is demanding turkish forces withdraw turkey says it now plans to expand its military operation to other kurdish held towns in syria victoria gates and be reports at least it isn't enough read so much needed aid is starting to flow in the to say they were cathal to leave the towns. infrastructure intact and have told civilians they can return to those who've already made it home does a huge sense of relief knowing. i'm talking to the people of my village have left i hope they can hear me return to your village we're comfortable here there's nothing to worry about it's quiet now. the syrian government has criticized what it calls turkey's occupation of the town and blames the united states for allowing it to happen if turkey is part of the nato and then nato is involved into the bloodshed in the area in iraq as we

e.u. countries getting on board everybody getting behind the u.k. on that sending a clear message to vladimir putin and the kremlin in moscow. it was roy. and his live to us it is a bad day for russia and the prosecutor general has been ordered to examine fire safety and shopping centers across the country off the sixty four people died in a mall in five beriah investigate says say a security guard switched off the alarm system and fire blocked and has the latest . for some playing from a window was their only hope flames and smoke swept through the upper level of this mall in siberia on sunday families were enjoying a day at the movies and the play area russian emergency services say the fire in the city of kemah robbed killed dozens of people it's considered one of the worst fires since the breakup of the former soviet union to sit upright you look up which new grads with the children went up stairs to play video games as usual smoke and fire started to come they ran but they were not allowed to pass when i asked them who did not let them pass they said it was security guards they said go i

fourth term for russia's president vladimir putin supporters in moscow after they handed him his biggest victory ever will get reaction from the russian count. meanwhile the e.u. foreign ministers condemned the attempted murder of a former russian spy and his daughter they say they take extremely seriously londons assessment that moscow is to blame chemical weapons experts head to the u.k. to test samples of the nerve agent used in the attack. plus a day of drama in the bundesliga light.

term for russia's president vladimir putin thanks his supporters in moscow after they had been his biggest victory ever will get reaction from the russian capital. meanwhile e.u. foreign ministers condemned the attempted murder of a former russian spy and his daughter they say they take extremely seriously london's assessment that moscow is the blue.

e.u. officials to warn the bloc would take retaliatory action fears of a trade war hit wall street with stock prices tumbling one point seven percent. russian president vladimir putin says his country has tested a new missile that could reach anywhere in the world he showcased a range of new weapons during his then.

given a garden welcome to vladimir putin's real action as russian president germany's foreign minister said he expected moscow would remain a quote difficult partner. and good e.u. foreign ministers have condemned the poisoning of former russian spy sergei script ball and his daughter in the english city of seoul is very they say they take extremely seriously london's assessment that moscow is to blame for all this as chemical weapons inspectors begin analyzing the substance used in the attack. don't forget you can always get you know use on the go just download are out from google play pork from the apple store i'll give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news you can also use the detail we do now to send us your photos and videos. you've been watching ditto your news on les la iraq in berlin on behalf of the entire team here thank you so much for spending this part of your day with us and of course the news continues at the top of the hour see that. good. decades it was an industrial powerhouse with the famous would be cheap. but the heyday of cold steel and heavy industry is long gone i want

term for russia's president vladimir putin thanks to supporters of moscow after they hand him his biggest victory ever will get reaction from the russian capital. meanwhile the e.u. foreign ministers condemned the attempted murder of a former russian spy and his daughter and they say they take extremely seriously london's assessment that moscow is to blame that those chemical weapons experts are in the u.k. to test samples of the talks and used in the attack and. also coming up the mounting pressure on facebook.

e.u.'s crime fighting agency europol should join the investigation into the killing of young and his partner. now what kind of a country has russia become under vladimir putin as voters go to the polls in a presidential election they do so in a russia of stark contrast between the rich and the poor influential in the neglected and between the capital and the provinces in the third of a series of reports focus on europe's euro chateau has visited two women with very different lifestyles one in moscow the other nearly one thousand eight hundred kilometers to the east in a suburb of the city of year catherine block. on the outskirts of the central russian city of catarina burg a house is in a state of extreme disrepair. the roof is in danger of looters pollutant. what happens when the state turns a blind eye to poor housing conditions. just look at those roofs there's mold everywhere the building belonged to a state owned company that went out of business and no one has taken responsibility for the plane fix it the authorities aren't lifting a finger. nearly two thousand kilometers away the contrast couldn't be greater for the last few years the russian

term for russia's president vladimir putin thanks his supporters in moscow after they hand them his biggest victory africa will get reaction from the russian capital meanwhile e.u. foreign ministers condemned the attempted murder of a former russian spy and his daughter they say they take extremely seriously london's assessment that moscow is to blame dancers chemical weapons experts are in the u.k. to test samples of the talks and used in the attack. plus mounting pressure on facebook after a whistleblower hands over evidence of a huge data only he says fifty million users had their profiles plundered to help create fake news and put donald trump in the white house. or and. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us latimer putin has been reelected to a fourth term as russia's president final results gave him more than three quarters of the vote his biggest victory yet many say putin is one was a foregone conclusion that's after his most serious rival opposition leader alexina volley was banned from the race. i. was. going to show his current and future in the terror plot to me a person was met by jubilant supporters when he made a brief appearance nea

e.u. and nato to stand down these threats together. >> president trump did not speak directly with russian president vladimir putin about all of this, but they say russia and senior russian officials were notified about this through this appropriate diplomat channels. dana. >> dana: thanks. fox news alert on word that kim jong-un could be making a surprise visit to china. it would be his first trip outside of north korea since taking power in 2011. greg palkot is following the story from our london bureau. greg? >> dana, there could be something big diplomatic happening in beijing. we don't have independent confirmation of this, but the bloomberg news agency citing three sources that kim jong-un is making that surprise visit to china. our solid contact in seoul and other news agencies regarding various signs that the north korean leader could be there and substantial motorcade activity in beebe -- beijing from north korea to china. if it's true, it would be highly significant. it's the first time that kim jong-un as the north korean leader has traveled into nationally and he is also never met as leader another head of state. we don'

e.u. officials to warn the bloc would take retaliatory action fears of a trade war hit wall street with stock prices tumbling one point seven percent. russian president vladimir putin says his country has tested a new missile that could reach anywhere in the world he showcased a range of new weapons during his annual.

vladimir putin and the oligarchs. that is wealth. we posted new sanctions because of the interference on the elections. should the u.s., the e.u. now go after the wealth of the oligarchs? bar them from the international banking system? hit them in the purse. hit them where it hurts. the "wall street journal" is advocating that. >> i've been advocating that as wale for some time. you have to go after the oligarchs that have culpability. the thing that will bring attention in moscow is if you start to seize assets, freeze wealth and impose travel bans. a local of the oligarchs made their money through nefarious means in russia and love to travel other plays from russia. they have to be people connected to russian hacking and interference of elections including ours or in any way tied to the criminal activities. those are the people you need to go after. >> eric: they did that with the one guy, the billionaire oligarch. so do you think as you have suggested that going after the personal money and that ability to be in the banking system will be the next step in this step against putin? >> i'm not willing to speculate. trump has be

e.u. officials to warn the bloc would take retaliatory action fears of a trade war hit wall street with stock prices tumbling one point seven percent. russian president vladimir putin says his country has tested a new missile that could reach anywhere in the world he showcased a range of new weapons during his then.

term for russia's president vladimir putin thanks to supporters of moscow after they hand him his biggest victory ever will get reaction from the russian capital. meanwhile the e.u. foreign ministers condemned the attempted murder of a former russian spy and his daughter and they say they take extremely seriously london's assessment that moscow is to blame that those chemical weapons experts are in the u.k. to test samples of the talks and used in the attack and. also coming up mounting pressure on facebook after a whistleblower hands over abbott and seven huge data leaked he says fifty million users had their profiles plundered to help create fake news and put donald trump in the white house. in the bogus legal light six score of victory to remember they beat the runaway leaders byron munich for the first time ever. a unique exhibition here in germany tells a story of a club or a culture rather braver robin merrill will be here to tell the future. i'm sorry someone's going to get to have you with us let me put in has been re-elected to a fourth term as russia's president final results gave him more than three quarters of the vote his biggest victory yet many sa

e.u. in what's been held as a major step forward in bret's of negotiations is to reduce any sudden shocks when it leaves the bloc next march and russian president vladimir putin has been outlining his priorities for his next six years in office after being reelected he says russia doesn't want an international arms race and will seek to have dissolved differences with other countries. and appended to experts have arrived in the u.k. to assess the nerve agent used to poison a former russian spy and his daughter or promise to treason make continues to point the finger at russia while that to me putin has demanded that the u.k. provide evidence or apologize but it's not clear if the scientific analysis will prove that moscow was responsible for the attack as a b. phillips explains. the technical experts from the p c w will be collecting samples in and around salzburg of what the british government says is the nerve agent novi chunk the o.p.c. w. will be able to make its assessments on whether the british government is correct it doesn't follow however that they will be able to say with any certainty where these particular samples were manufactured whether

e.u. officials to warn the bloc would take retaliatory action fears of a trade war hit wall street with stock prices tumbling one point seven percent. russian president vladimir putin says his country has tested a new missile that could reach anywhere in the world he showcased a range of new weapons during his annual state of the nation address putin also pledged to cut poverty in half over the next six years. police in slovakia have arrested several italian businessmen named by a murdered journalist as having links to government corruption twenty seven year old john couey was shot dead at his home last week along with his fiance. a cold air mass known as the beast from the east is keeping much of europe in the deep freeze heavy snow shut down airports and caused traffic chaos in britain and ireland prompting authorities to urge people to stay home forecasters say the cold spell should break over the weekend. a russian hacker group known as snake has its failings inside german government computers a cyber attack happening as we speak now that is what outraged lawmakers when they learned that today tonight an antidote to the snakes by does germany even have on

e.u. officials to warn the bloc would take retaliatory action fears of a trade war hit wall street with stock prices tumbling one point seven percent. russian president vladimir putin says his country has tested a new missile that could reach anywhere in the world he showcased a range of new weapons during his annual state of the nation address putin also pledged to cut poverty in half over the next six years. police in slovakia have arrested several italian businessmen named by a murder journalist as having links to government corruption twenty seven year old young ku siac was shot dead at his home last week along with his fiance. the cold air mass known as the beast from the east kept much of europe in a deep freeze on thursday record low temperatures were recorded across the continent and britain issued a code red warning advising people to stay at home the cold spell is supposed to break over the weekend and. donald trump imposes a controversial new tariff some aluminum and steel and wall street plunges after the announcement we'll take a look at what's next. and as the mobile world congress comes to an end in barcelona we'll show you how lightning fast f