eastern kentucky is predominantly white but there are pockets of eastern kentucky. to this day, there are still pockets of diversity in parts of eastern kentucky but for the most work, it is a largely homogenous and white area. if you're talking about demographics, the generational poverty of the region has been an unavoidable topic. i just tried to illustrated by dwelling on it, i don't think there are enough pages to devote to why and how that can change for me to dwell too much on facts and figures and statistics which do paint a fairly bleak picture of the region. appalachia lags behind the rest of the country when it comes to almost every social -- socioeconomic measurement. eastern kentucky lags behind the rest of appalachia. this has been relationally -- this has been the area that jen relationally struggled the most. susan: i have a clip that is about half a minute long oven eastern kentucky coalminer talking about how his community changed. >> when i was a kid, the playgrounds and the streets were full. we had to country clubs with swimming pools, they both

and one of the recognized tribe in eastern north carolina. to take these lands into trust and then to be able to use them to preserve their cultural ties to the land is really significant. the two bills that we are considering on the floor has significance beyond the acres themselves because they are an outgrowth of an evolving united states policy to native american governments, the united states has moved from an era where it systemically pushed native americans off their ancestral lands into smaller territories of reservation land. we've seen now the reverse of that as we move to take land into trust for the eastern band of cherokeeings. -- cherokees. i support the bill and i urge my colleagues to vote in favor. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from new mexico reserves. the gentleman from arkansas is recognized. mr. westerman: madam speaker, i yield five minutes to the sponsor of the bill, the gentleman from tennessee, mr. fleischmann. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. fleis

scotland and central and eastern scotland and central and eastern england not much in the way of sunshinemost of that rain tending to come through quite light and patchy but nevertheless are not off through the afternoon. temperatures are lower than at the week but closer to average at this time of year. overnight cloud and rain becoming restricted to southern areas later in the night wears for scotland and northern ireland and northern england were looking at a cold night with a widespread frost. temperatures between zero and minus three celsius. tomorrow any cloud and rain across the south should move away quickly through the morning. high pressure building on and for a time that brings sunny skies to northern ireland and scotland and a good part of england and wales. later in the date more rain arriving across northern scotland with a strengthening wind of up to 55 miles an hour. temperatures seven or eight celsius. but temperatures across northern areas quite slow to rise. quite a chilly morning in prospect. for friday weather front continues to move south across the country, both of

it's extending america's hand and it's muscle to eastern europe. today, president biden met with leaders of nato's eastern european members, the countries that represent natives eastward expansion and the countries that now find themselves on the front line of russian aggression as ukraine marks one year of the russian invasion. u. s. president biden is here in europe to reassure allies that there are no cracks in the wall of transit lennox solidarity and security. take a listen to what leaders, european and american said to we each other. today. we are meeting almost exactly on the anniversary of the van, which has forever changed the history of our part of europe and which has an impact on the security situation across the world. to make sure that this brutal war against ukraine is rush us final act. we also must be resolute in determining, flared the regression, and rolling back the current one. nato is standing strong and showing clear commitment towards the ukraine and it's people. we are seeing the ration of aggression over many years, georgi

role, especially pulling the eastern members. so i think this is reinforced in nato. the importance of earlier make our larger and how they have strength of the alliance for the challenges today. we've seen the west at pains to emphasize unity in the face of russian aggression. we've seen this week from moscow. president putin, and maybe cindy mixed messages. suspending dissipation in the new start treaty with the u. s. and then saying later that you know, it's, it's not exiting the treaty. me, how should we read brushes, current lie? well, 2 aspects of that speech 1st resort. a remarkably defensive, he had no bold new initiatives, no outline of one of the real goals of the russian government is pursuing in your cray. and there with regard to strategic grounds, limitation, treated a new start treaty. but 2 years ago in press, a button came into the office. the russians were practically begging us to extend the treaty for another 5 years, which president barton wasn't crying to do. and he, it did or president jeff was not required

so as we've heard, a number of eastern european nations are previously part of the communist eastern block fear that their sovereignty is once again threatened by russian power. nato has ramped up security on its eastern flank to help reassure those countries. here lions has deployed extra troops to the baltic states of estonia, lafayette and lithuania, as well as poland, slovakia, romania and non nato member. moldova are also nervous about moscow's intentions. increasing defense spending ramping up ammunition production, putting hundreds of thousands of troops on high hello nato is not the warring part in ukraine, but the company has led to a dramatic change in its strategy. the alliance is going back to its roots assess defense expert ian lisa is reinforced a shift in nato strategy away from thinking about expeditionary warfare, which has been in crisis management, which has been dominating for the last decades prior to thinking again about territorial defense in a very serious way nuclear strategy is discussed in a very serious way again. so all of these things that we hadn't real

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these, these members of nato that are on nato's eastern flank. me. they are on the front line, if you will, against possible russian aggression. how has their role the nato changed since the invasion of ukraine begin? i think that they role has become more relevant and the fact that bite and visited poland for the 2nd time within one year and effect that he met with those leaders a demonstrate that fact. and of course, we also have to say that there is a discussion under way that that could be therefore a shift and a center of gravity. however, when it comes to shaping decisions within nato, some, a western european countries still have a big se. and we also have to had to add to that. those are bucharest, 9 states. they are not always on the same page. let's take hungry fines. since hunger has not delivered any weapons to ukraine, they are at times trying to block sanctions against russia. so at the booker as to 9, they are not always on the same page. and we know the country where you are right now . poland. poland has been very, very clear, and it

will mean for the eastern nato countries. well, these are the countries that feel directly threatened by russia, and i think it would be good of western europeans to show that they feel a pain that they feel our sense of threat. and that's why i think we need to do a spend more money, but also have a european defense worthy of its name. are we seeing a shift in u. s. foreign policy regarding europe. this is after all, biden's, 2nd time in warsaw since russia and made it ukraine. murder. oh yeah. he has planted his standard in kiev and tied us credibility to ukraine's success. if i were put in, i would conclude that i can't win this. ok. now while the u. s. president is in poland, planting that standard further. we know china is a top diplomat, is in russia. can you tell us your view of how the war in ukraine has been affecting the global world order? well, it will be good if china went to play peacemaker, but the chinese communications chinese propaganda toes the russian line. so i hope that proposals will not be simple. capi

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what is nato doing to protect its eastern flat heat? the somber carnival is back again. brazil. cobra 19 worries are 18 of the past as part of years. once again pack rio streets and stadiums. ah, i'm pablo, folio yes, thanks for joining us. russian president vladimir putin has said he looks forward to deepening the partnership between russia and china in a meeting with beijing's talk. diplomat, wang ye attend to talks with the kremlin and told him that relations between beijing and moscow would not be influenced by other countries. the meeting took place just days out from the one year firstly of russia's invasion of ukraine. also said he was looking forward to a visit to moscow by president changing thing somewhere in the which it was much. right, well let's get there a little bit more analysis on this with dw russia analyst konstantin agger to join us from the lithuanian capital vilnius constantine, great to see. so in the meeting today with president putin one, you indicated, china is ready to deepen strategic cooperation with russia

as we have heard, a number of eastern european nations, previously part of the communist eastern bloc fear that their sovereignty is once again threatened by russian aggression. nato has ramped up security on its eastern flank to help reassure those countries, extra troops to the baltic states of estonia, latvia and lithuania, as well as poland. slovakia, romania and non-native member moldova, are also nervous about moscow's intentions -- non-nato member, moldova, are also nervous about most because intentions. reporter: increasing defense spending. wrapping up weapons productions. putting thousands of troops in high alert. the conflict has led to a dramatic change in nato/strategy. the alliance is going back to its roots. a self-defense expert. >> it has been a shift in thinking about expeditionary warfare, which is crisis management, to thinking about territorial defense in a very serious way. nuclear strategies discussed in a very serious way again. all these things we had not focused on for decades, are now at the core of the base inside nato. reporter: since the start of russia's

an eastern turkey, harder to access at the best of times. but early rescue efforts are also been hindered by bad weather and cars calling for international help with more than 10 cities affected, neighboring severe has also been hit hard casualties, a mounting the regions of an epo hummer and luckier among the worst affected abuse. usually you do like you should get a job in civilian buildings have completely been destroyed due to an earthquake that hit the north west of syria around 4 30 in the morning. the situation is dire and catastrophic. tens of buildings have fallen in the city of sel. kinda rockland is a complete electrical blackout. it's really catastrophic. every one is on the streets . the buildings are either destroyed or barely holding. here. the quake was felt throughout the eastern mediterranean, including lebanon, cypress palestine, israel, and as far as egypt, turkey sits on top of major seismic fault lines and is frequently shaken by uh, quakes. some 80000 people were killed in quakes that hit the northwest in 1999 on a col

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eastern flak. plus no safe place to live. the earthquakes in turkey have been especially difficult for syrian refugees, with hardly any needs to rebuild their lives. ah, i'm pablo police. welcome to the program. china's top diplomat has met with russia's foreign minister in moscow. the talks between wang ye and said gay, la prov, come just days before the one year anniversary of russia's invasion of ukraine. one has been attending a series of meetings in moscow yesterday telling a top security that beijing relationship with russia is rock solid. a kremlin spokesperson has now confirmed that wang, we'll also meet with president later today. all right, well joining us for more on wine geese visit to moscow is jernace fabian crouch, mom who joins us from beijing. fabi on great to see. so china's top diplomat, wang ye said in a meeting today with russian foreign minister, sergey laugher off that he expect at new agreements with russia. so what's being said in china about this meeting? yet we know that one. he also said that he wa

of the day, eastern england.ck enough for an occasional shower, and there'll be a cold northeasterly wind as well. the best of any sunshine will be further west, so west england, wales, northern ireland and west scotland not faring too badly. temperatures, perhaps, actually, close to average or a little bit below even, but it will feel chilly in those cold northeasterly winds. now, heading into the second half of the weekend, the area of high pressure bringing this relatively quiet weather is here to stay. the winds not quite as strong, but they'll be coming straight up the thames estuary, adding to the chill in london. and, once again, there will be extensive cloud across these eastern areas, tending to work inland at times. but again, it's the western side of the british isles that will have the best of the breaks in the cloud and the best in the day's sunshine. temperatures 7 or 8 celsius. now, into next week, this area of high pressure isn't going to move very far, very fast. the winds change direction a litt

anatolia eastern care. so this means we might face more that the news we might face and more pictures in the coming hours rescue workers are working. we know that some of the other infrastructure buildings, main infrastructure has been damaged as well. this is what we heard from the vice president and natural gas has been cut to the city itself, gas and 7, ca, her mom, my us. and it might take, it may take days to repair those pipelines, which means under these weather conditions all those civilians are going to be suffering more if they are not able to get inside their houses. and for them to get back in, in their homes, in their appointments as difficult because no one has any idea about any damage potential that has a, that the earthquake caused for those buildings. so this is a very dire situation for the region and for its residents, and i must also highlight that yes, this is eastern, anatole down that has been hit by this earthquake. there are 10 cities, but some of the city is like garcia and mulatt

this eastern flank.m the possibility of the war there escalating because it stretches across the border. we talked to people, farmers there that were nervous, worried, because, they say this reminds them of the threat on their border. you have to remember that this part of the world feels the threat so much more strongly, so much more closely than other countries in nato. i think they are trying to put the message across to nato. joe biden and the nato secretary-general. >> stay with us on outside urce. still to come, a woman who left london at 15 to join isis in syria lost an appeal against having her british citizenship revoked. >> prince charles has chosen his ride. she accepted that his bride. -- has chosen his bride. she accepted without hesitation. >> the name itself symbolizing one of the coolest regimes. >> the world's first cloned produced of an adult mammal. scientistsn scotland produced a sheet called dolly using a cell from another sheep. >> warren beatty and faye dunaway announced to the wor

people and mortgages, but not far eastern after the introduction of the far eastern mortgage, immediately80% were mortgages 20% - these are their own funds, most russians buy one-room apartments apartments from 32 to 45 m². in the studio, the most popular option for transactions was losing ground several years ago . in addition, developers are increasingly choosing the comfort segment of this type of housing. the company is building a succession in vologda . it took 1.5 years to build this residential complex ; now, final preparations are underway for its delivery quickly doesn't mean bad, developers believe that speeding up all processes is helped by modern technologies, new modern ones. again, additives materials allow you to build in winter and in summer and autumn period. yes, time limits. no, well, again, we use better logistics there . import of materials. and we start at the same time several brigades again, which begin the construction of the house and at the same time work. yes , well-coordinated, again, and the connections between them , yes, they allow us to speed up the proces

eastern travel time from the find. it takes 12-13 days to moscow. first batch went to novosibirsk, where the containers were reloaded onto fitting platforms and already sent to the capital in december, the company began direct communication, which is cheaper faster, and therefore best in november. we transported eight container trains in gondola cars in december - this figure has already amounted to 24 trains. ah, january february. there is a certain drawdown in connection with the new year holidays in russia in china well , at the same time, in march. we expect to reach the figure of one and a half container trains per wagon per day, as the logistics calculations show. 2.000 rub. brings to the country's budget the transportation to the pacific ports of russia of one ton of export coal and the return loading of one ton of cargo in a container loaded into an empty gondola car for in order to stimulate transportation for the whole of 2023, the tariff discount for the use of gondola cars was extended; its size is 20.7%. in addition, the mechanism of th

what is nato doing to protect its eastern flak? plus no safe place to live. the earthquakes in turkey have been especially difficult for syrian refugees. with hardly any means to rebuild their lives once again. ah, on pablo valise, welcome to the program. china's talk diplomat is meeting with russia is foreign minister in moscow. the talks between one ye and said, a laugh rav come just days before the one year mark of russia's invasion of you. crate. lang has been attending a series of meetings in moscow yesterday telling a top security official that patients relationship with russia is rough, solid, a kremlin spokesperson has now confirmed that one will also meet with president. later today. let's get more on this now with detail the russia analyst, constantine accurate, who joins us from the lithuanian capital, philly's constantine, great to see. so china's duck top diplomat wang, he said in a meeting today with russian foreign minister said a lover of that he expects new agreements with russia. so what more can you tell us about that? well, frankly speakin

these are the countries along nato's eastern flag. they came together in response to russia invasion of ukraine a year ago. the countries worried that moscow could threaten their sovereignty if its war in ukraine succeeds. biden reaffirmed washington's commitment to defend every inch of nitro territory. nato has ramped up security on its eastern flank to help reassure these countries. the alliance has deployed extra troops to the baltic states of estonia, latvia and lithuania, as well as poland, slovakia, romania and non nice. remember, moldova are also nervous about moscow's intentions. increasing defense spending ramping up ammunition production, putting hundreds of thousands of troops on high hello nato is not the warring part in ukraine, but the company has led to a dramatic change in its strategy. the alliance is going back to its roots assess defense expert ian lisa is reinforced a shift in nato strategy away from thinking about expeditionary warfare, which has been in crisis management, which has been dominating for the last de

it bolsters ties with eastern european nations. they write that president biden met with the leaders of europe's eastern flank on wednesday. it demonstrated his administration's renewed focus on the great power competition with both russia and china. the meeting with the so-called bucharest nine emphasizes a central role on the periphery of the european union and the nato bread it now plays a role in the geopolitical landscape following a war. the nato secretary also attended the meeting. mr. biden praised the country as the frontline of western defenses, saying they were aware of what is at stake in the conflict. not just for ukraine, but for the freedom of democracy around europe and around the world. back here in the united states, the mayor of east palestine is trent conway. he spoke to reporters at a news conference with the epa administrators. some of his brief comments are here. >> we've had amazing media response to this, and they are all over our town. townspeople -- please don't take this wrong, but they are sick of seein

what is nato doing to protect its eastern flag? plus the heat, the samba carnival is back in brazil, covered 90 worries or a thing of the past as part hears once again pack rio streets and stay ah i'm pablo phone in the us. thanks for joining us. russian president vladimir putin that said he looks forward to deepening the partnership between russia and china in a meeting with beijing's top diplomat. one g attended talks with couldn't at the kremlin, and told him that relations between beijing and moscow would not be influenced by other countries. the meeting took place just days out from the one year anniversary of rushes. invasion of ukraine also said he was looking forward to a visit to moscow by president of teaching some we know we should learn. well, what does that actually mean when china's top diplomat suggested that china is ready to deep at strategic cooperation with russia? i post this question to are russia analyst constantine, egret. and here's what he had to say. it means nothing, but usually such, gather rhetoric betw

its eastern parts, eastern parts of scotland, northeast england that had the best of the sunshine ont of shelter. now for sunday, as this area of high pressure slips a little further eastwards, the breeze will pick up around western and northern parts of the uk, and that should allow for a bit more in the way of sunshine. cloud, though, could be thick enough in the northwest of scotland first thing to bring some spots of drizzle and it's likely to cross central and eastern parts of england, cloud will tend to linger through the day. the winds here will stay light, but further west and further north, a brisk breeze which will help to break the cloud up and give a bit more in the way of sunshine. it is going to be another mild day with temperatures of 10, 11, or maybe 12 degrees. but through sunday night, as we see a few more holes in the cloud, a few more clear breaks, temperatures are likely to drop. we could have a touch of frost in places, but it's likely that for central and eastern parts of england, there will be more in the way of cloud. so temperatures here should hold above fr

ambassador, linda thomas-greenfield, announced that russia had entered eastern ukraine. if confirmed, however, things that we did not know going into this, and she says that they have information the russian troops have now entered the donbas. or the worlds diplomats were meeting at the u. n., president lattimore putin was delivering a speech to the russian people, a people that would essentially trigger the start of the war. >> latest report from moscow is that vladimir putin is speaking, either has just finished or speaking at this moment, saying that, telling the russian people that he has authorized a special military operation, as you said, in eastern ukraine. that's apparently from vladimir putin's mouth. >> minutes later, explosions in and around the capital city of kyiv. >> we have yet to hear any sirens go off, however, in the city. >> but that would soon change. >> it's the early hours of the morning here in kyiv, and people here in the capital city are waking up to the sound of booms. we have heard any number of what thrones like explosions in the distance jus

it would allow for the same day 30 permit timeline in the eastern neighborhoods and the mc districts and permits as long as they adhere to the restrictions adopted in prop h. other amendments, it would allow large scale agricultural to be permitted in the eastern neighborhood districts. the far in the south park district red and red-mx would be amended to allow, i'm sorry, that is changed. it would, sorry, they to -- in those districts residential care facilities and childcare facilities would be exempt from far, that was a change that the planning commission had asked for and the supervisor accommodated. and it would allow the react vase of lcua with the zoning administrator approval rather than having a conditional use hearing. so, the planning commission heard this item on november 17th and recommend approval with modifications to one that i talked about, rather than amending the far ratios in those districts, ex many childcare and residential. it removed language references lighting standards in the planning departments guidelines which we don't have and don't enforce. it would r

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and it was felt in 10 provinces in eastern true care. for now a some, a, some governors are reporting that forces in shall know for 103rd to buildings have been collapsed and the air and the 17 people died. 64 people injured and this is only in a shallow or fall we are hearing as some other buildings as being collapsed in other cities. so as that the, as the hours go as the morning comes, the aftermath of this incident, it may not be a very nice air for the turkish people. a way we might face some surprises as a 10 cities have been impacted by this earthquake. of course, one of the important thing about this earthquake is the weather condition right now . a cross to a kia have other conditions are impacting the life. for instance, since yesterday, from his stumble and anchor the flights to eastern turkey have been a council because of all have a snow, been ankara and, and the wind and rain and some snow in a stumble currently forces we can not easily access to the area and in is them to care, for instance, in gazette that there is heavy

administration towards the eastern flanks. this commitment is very slowly forward-looking, increase in u.s. military presence that needs to continue, and to the preparation for the black sea. i welcome the participation of young shorts and for timely and open coordination. almost one year ago russia tried to destroy the european and atlantic security as a rules-based international order. russia is acting on a pattern of aggressive conduct, which we have already witnessed in the republic of moldova, georgia and ukraine itself. today in these partners benefit from ally support for their raw -- long-term resilience, which is needed to help them achieve lasting peace, stability and prosperity. we strongly support ukraine's euro atlantic perspective. to make sure this brutal war against ukraine and russia finally, we must be resolute in deterring further aggression and rolling back the current one. nato is standing strong and showing commitment towards ukraine and its people. the b9 is stronger than ever. i look forward to continui

this is 80 million to the east 76 million to the uh west, the eastern polygon to the south is already in january and february. hmm, we're seeing record traffic. we cope with them, new applications come to us. we see how the economy is developing precisely in the east direction in 2022. russian railways has done a colossal amount of work to expand the infrastructure at the border crossings between russia and china, thanks to this, this year the volume of goods transported by rail can grow by 10%, but this is a record. can be increased even more, as stated today in the company is assigned separate roles to the development of the transport corridor south, the company continues to participate both in international projects and in developing infrastructure within our country. it is expected that russian railways will take an active part in the construction of railroads. the outer section is being cut staro on the territory of iran, the second due to the higher specified this year, it is required to ensure the unconditional implementation of a key infrastructure project for the modernizatio

we expect rain and limited to the northern and eastern parts of tehran province it is for tomorrow. i sincerely thank you for your attention and companionship. have a good time and may god protect you. it was called such an area that it was completely destroyed in the buin zahra earthquake. 94 people lost their lives in the khorasan earthquake, a severe earthquake tonight, a big syrup for four people, more injuries in 1365, an earthquake of 7.4 on the richter scale in rudbar, in this earthquake, 37 thousand of our compatriots died, let's see that the whole earthquake was in your sleep. 35 thousand people died in this earthquake compatriots, the earthquake destroyed bam city in kerman province this morning. the bam earthquake, with all its bitterness, but it also had lessons. greater security of the people, less shakhon, stronger, so that there is no problem in your earthquake, the retrofitting program of unstable rural houses should be seriously put on the agenda, and we planned to be able to renovate 200 thousand residential units every year with the help of the bank facilities we

the stopping power of the eastern landfill has already reached 158 million tons.the future , this figure will increase, while the growth in traffic volumes will be ensured not only through the development of infrastructure innovative traffic control technologies are all at your disposal and are primarily implemented at the eastern landfill record for construction. literally in a year, the eastern training ground, the volume of construction has doubled the complexity, since it was necessary to relocate the equipment of people to create new, uh, teams. we coped with this task this year, a new record for construction should be and we will complete it 250 billion and an additional volume of transportation to the east on behalf of the president of the russian federation 173 million tons will be achieved one of the main trade partners in russia, china, thanks to this, among other things , traffic volumes in the eastern direction remain at a high level in the current situation , rail deliveries have become the most optimal, and sometimes the only way to transit goods. ho

it will be a cloudy day across northern and eastern scotland, also eastern england, thicken up for occasionaleasterly wind as well. best of any sunshine will be further west, is a west england, wales, northern ireland, west scotland is not faring badly, temperatures close to average or a bit below, but it will feel chilly in those cold north—easterly winds. heading into the second of the weekend, the area of high pressure bringing this relatively quiet weather is here to stay. the winds not quite as strong but coming up the thames estuary adding to chill in london and once again there will be extensive cloud across these eastern areas, sending work inland at times, and the west side of the british isles that will have the best of the breaks in the cloud and the best in the day's sunshine. temperatures 7—8 c. into next week, this area of high pressure will not move far, fast. the wind changed direction a little bit and that will tend to change whether, sunny breaks are also... west england in western wales will have some of the best brakes on monday. perhaps more in the way of cloud filtering

if you're in the eastern and central time town 202-748-8000.ntain pacific, you call us on 202-748-8001. if you've been impacted by the fentanyl crisis in any way, you can call 202-748-8002. of course, you can send in texts and social media as usual. regina, the president highlighted the fentanyl crisis at this tuesday's state of the union. let's take a look and i'll ask you about it. >> joining us tonight is a father named doug from newton, new hampshire, he wrote jill, my wife, a letter, and me as well about his courageous daughter courtney, contagious laugh, his sister's best friend, her sister's best friend. she shared the story to millions of americans and with many of you in the audience. courtney discovered pills this high school and it spiraled into addiction and eventually death from fentanyl overdose, just 20 years old. describing the last eight years without her, doug said, there's no worst pain, yet, their family has turned pain to purpose, working against the stigma and change laws. he told us he wants to start a journey toward amer

s. president reassures nato's eastern flank. it can count on support in the face of russian aggression. also coming up on the show palestinian officials say 10 people have been killed by israeli troops conducting a raid in the occupied west bank. israel says it was targeting militants and new filmmakers in the spotlight at berlin's international film festival. spanish drama, $20000.00 species of bees tells the story of an 8 year old child's quest for identity . the film is in the running for the prestigious golden bear award. ah. hello, i'm clear, richardson. thank you so much for joining us. president vladimir putin has issued a raleigh and call to russians to get behind the war. and ukraine couldn't addressed crowds at a sports him in central moscow in the run up to the 1st anniversary of the invasion . coming on friday. hooton's that russia is proud of its horses fighting in ukraine, and that the whole country supports them. he called rushing troops, defenders of the fatherland and said, moscow was fighting for what he called

this, of course being the eastern district of virginia after all. and even though you faced more than a 100 years in prison, you got 3 and a half. that in and of itself to me is evidence of your innocence. there is evidence that the c, i was upset with a sentence. busy the federal bureau of prisons claims that it tries to keep prisoners as close his family, sorry as close as possible to their families. but you were sent all the way across the country to a prison in colorado. and it was from this prison that you launched your appeal. tell us about those experiences. well, one thing i want to say it last about the eastern district, virginia. i mean, that is also the same court, decided i as a black man had low civil rights stand up for myself with a national security. so it was a revolving door going to the same place that had no regard for me as a citizen of his country. but going through that trial, you're absolutely right. it was nothing more than a show. the c, i had absolutely no evidence to present. they had to admit that they didn't investigate

the view from the eastern front.national editorjeremy bowen has reported on the conflict from the very beginning. he's kept in touch with many of the ukrainians he's spoken to along the way, and he's been back to meet some of them to get their reflections on 12 months of war. the russians expected a quick victory, taking back what president putin believes is theirs. a year later, the war is not close to over. ukrainians are fighting back in a war nato believes is vital to global security. this volunteer sniper kept the video of his first firefight. i was crying because i was thinking that i did things which i'd never done before. i was thinking about these dead guys, like, hey, they have families, some of them maybe have children. any sympathy you had at the beginning forjust poor russian soldiers has gone? they should suffer. they should not like just be killed, they should suffer about things which they've done. their families should never see them, even dead bodies. millions of ukrainian civilians have been forced

but what is the major flash point on the eastern front right now? ukraine's president has promised he won't let the city fall without a fight. but believe me or zelinski may also be preparing his people for a worst case scenario that there is to sort of, she knew who in the course of 346 days of this war. i often had to say that the situation at the front was stuff and that the situation was becoming tougher. reach it is once again, that kind of key there. ukraine's army says a gun down as many as 200 russian mercenaries from the wagner group in a recent attack. but russian forces are gaining ground as they push to surround the city. the worry for keys. now russia could be close to successfully cutting off the main highway into the city. currently ukraine's main supply line that could be a decisive moment in the battle for russian missiles are also hitting more civilian targets along the eastern front airstrikes in car keith hit a university and a residential walk. recently there was a strong blast and everything happened so quickly. we were saved b

some cold north—easterly winds affecting north—eastern parts of scotland, and eastern areas of englandhe face of that temperature is quite close to average and feeling quite chilly across eastern areas. i think that is due to the strength of wind. heading into the weekend, high pressure builds across the uk and it strengthens. we will get the strong winds continued to blow down the north sea, bringing a few isolated showers in certain eastern areas having the thickest of any cloud. the rest of the sunshine in the west but i think the winds again will make it feel quite chilly across the north and east of scotland and into eastern parts of england as well. temperatures not changing too much. highs of between around seven and nine celsius. the second half of the weekend again, high pressure stays with us. another lives in a dry day on sunday. went a little bit lighter with high—pressure dominating well into next week. the weather is set fair. mishal. chris, thank you very much. we will hand over to our colleagues across the nations and regions by the news good evening, i'm chetan pathak

how does the illegal market for far eastern derivatives work?t tricks are smugglers trying to smuggle for border prohibited goods, and how the security forces were able to defeat the international criminal community irrigated in primorye, we took up this case and conducted our own investigation. sergey aramilev, general director of the amur tiger center, this organization was created by the russian geographical society on the initiative of russian president vladimir putin , people work endlessly in the center, in love with nature and big ussuri cats director sergey aramilev knows everything or almost everything about tigers. unfortunately, sometimes it turns out to be in such circumstances. this the laboratory of the center today brought here two tigers killed in the taiga by poachers. hidden. now he is directly checking. if we see that the hole, the incoming bullets are behind the back of the body, then i understand that the tiger did not attack the person, on the contrary, ran away from him. lake khanka is the largest freshwater body of water