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reporter: f all the show a public defiance that he would fight the case in court, it was always thoughtwyers and others he would have to settle out of court, and that is what andr has done. without any admission liability, but with the promise of a substantial donation to virginia giuffre's charity in support of victims' rights. a statement filed to the civil court in new york said prince andrew never intended to malign ms. giuffre's character and established she suffered as a victim of abuse and from unfair public attacks. it is known jeffrey epstein trafficked young girls over many years. prince andrew regrets his association with epstein and commends the bravery of ms. giuffre and other survivors in standing up for themselves and others. today' statement contrasts sharply with andrew's interview where he showed no sympathy for epstein's victims and expressed no regret for his friendship with epstein. >> do you regret your friendship with epstein? >> still not. the reason being, the people that i met and the opportunities i was given to learn either by him or because of him were actua

f all shows german chancellor and florida. zelinski are expected to address the public shortly after their their meeting on the ukraine crisis. at the moment, but 1st let's get the german perspective for all this from the w political correspondent, nina. and you know, what can translate shorts, realistically offer ukraine or to russia for that matter to help resolve this crisis? well, of course, the pressure really is on all of choice. many people are saying that this is now a sort of one of the last chances to actually get vladimir putin back to the negotiating table. also in the medium term perspective, and some people are saying that this is something where germany also has to offer a bit more because of course, they have been very cagey in public. they've always said that this is an extremely serious situation, that they're taking it extremely seriously that they see peace in europe and under threats. and so they don't treat it as a ukraine, russia, a crisis, they see it as a potential, russia, europe crisis. but all of choice in public has never mentioned the word not stream to t

f. there's all kinds of problems with the economy with ramping inflation. and he's looking anywhere he can to find investment to help lose the economy. and they're still still reeling from the coven 19 pandemic. there's all kinds of headwinds that the economy is facing. so it's like that's, that's basically why they're in china now to see if they can get china to pick up some of that shortfall. well, china's infrastructure program beltran initiative has received a lot of criticism for encouraging one or both countries to take on too much. dad, will this actually help argentina heard at the end? we're looking at looking at the amount of money that argentina already owns, owes to the i m f and it's in the process of trying to come up with the deal. and it's by no means clear how that will unfold because their protests against the i m f and argentina today. have a look at this sheer amount of money it owes. it's hard not to think that basically by putting yourself into more dash that you're not going to end up getting into trouble sometimes. and i think someti

that's before we go all that money f canister, remember this saddam hoax. so it's interesting that a new york times reporter is not up on all the hopes, if they should, they should start, which is start something called hoax updates or something because this guy was truly lost. i mean, he's the, meet the media. it's supposed to be that that pillar between the population and power and explaining the reality around you. so if they themselves can't see reality, if they're the ones that can't understand reality and he's the one saying, well the reality i'm seeing in front of me, of people not being scared, they, they're, they're, they're wrong. they should be scared. that's like, that's a problem. this is a problem with the media right now. it's like i think scooby doo, where they go around trying to mask the ghost and they pull the hood off and the ghost is us. now, it's like, we are the enemy. it's us. like they don't understand that yet that they, they say that they're still believing their own propaganda and that's kind of worrying. anyway, we're going to ta

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it's going to be an interesting meeting between all f shows and vladimir parrot, and we'll be keeping a close eye on it here at r t. all the news as it comes out of moscow course, we'll have it for you. straight back to our breaking news for you, this our here on our team to national breaking news on what is essentially the biggest story in the world right now. russia's defense ministry has announced the troops conducting drills along the border with ukraine. and now starting to return to base after completing their exercises, this includes units of the southern and western military districts. these have thought had loading their heavy kit on the trains which the ministry says will be heading to the garrison's later in the day. a separate units will return on their own. now, this announcement, and it's a big announcement, comes amid intense western speculation over a possible russian invasion of ukraine. a here right now is the announcement from the russian defense ministry. or the russian troops, as always, will return to their permanent bases. as soon as their combat training activi

all f sholtes and said that germany will be part of sanctions that will be leveled at russia if there is an invasion of ukraine. but all of schoultz is also pointed out, particularly when he was stood alongside joe, by not so long ago, the sanctions against russia would have a serious impact upon germany. if you look at trade, germany exports $30000000000.00 a year to rusher. it imports around $19000000000.00 a year from russia when it comes to energy. germany gets 36 percent of its pipeline gas from russia. it gets 34 percent of its crude oil from russia. all of those things absolutely crucial to keeping germany's industrial power house. it's a colony, in fact, taking over all of those things that would be impacted by sanctions if they were imposed upon russia. all of these things, of course, have to be kept in mind by the german chancellor. it's going to be an interesting meeting between all f shows and vladimir, and we'll be keeping a close eye on it here at our t. all of the news as it comes out to moscow course we'll have it for you. we spoke to german politician or 7, dr. lane o

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and, of course f, all the stuff our allies have, there are planes that are -- could backfill ukranianverything needs to get there and get there right away. >> congressman, you are coming back to session this week. how much will the united states congress do to provide some of what we just heard from colonel vindman. >> i think we're going to have unanimity around supporting ukraine in this moment. we've all been inspired by their resistance. we understand that we need to provide them with tools to defend themselves and also to punish russia. wherever we were in the congress a few weeks ago, that's completely changed now. i think we'll see a bipartisan response to this. now we can do the things colonel vindman is talking about, providing ukraine with the tools that they need. it should have been done earlier, but now we can get it in. >> susan glasser, when you hear what they're doing, what does that tell you? >> it's an enormous crisis inside russia as well for vladimir putin and the stability of his regime which has lasted for more than 20 years. he put everything on the table with t

so when we hear from all f shows in the next couple of hours, it will be interesting to see, to what extent he goes on to explain this issues. whether in some way, germany's position might have change when it comes to defensive weapons. where the, for example, germany will send more financial aid to ukraine and how it will also coordinate with its european allies in this very difficult, very, very difficult situation. tell us there's been a discussion in germany for years about its contribution to nato, not just in financial terms, the 2 percent deal, but in terms of developing capabilities to support nato to, to strengthen its capacity to deal with threats were now in a different situation than we were just yesterday we heard from the european commission, president ursula funder lie and saying that the european security architecture is being implicated in all of this. that there are going to be consequences for that. do you think this will change germany's position in terms of how of what sort of military contribution it makes to nato german lead us both in public but also in the ba

the enemy will use all of its forces at disposal to break our resistance. ukrainian f for all 30. there issuing guns to any citizen who won swan make here. region alone is reported that more than $10000.00 rifles were handouts and volunteers. the country is also scraps. the age limits needed to join the army and bound old men between 18 and 60, from leaving the country. well, let's get more on was going on in ukraine right now. we can cross live to ortiz, remind calls or is in the east. he didn't, don't yet government. good to see this morning. give us an update on the latest where you are. ah, good morning. well, we'll start with what's happening in the ukraine in the moment. we're getting reports that are russian troops are continuing to neutralize ukrainian army positions across the country. and i was talking about so basis, airports, air defense systems, and basically any military positions that they have in some places in ukraine, a local army is nowhere to be seen. for example, in the city of fi here, san, or in the entire region are local residents were baffled by the absen

i have to say, f and all and all i have to say in many, many aspects. it was an excruciating experience here with daily cobit tests, with living in a bubble with so many restrictions imposed upon us. i would say many people are now relieved, genuinely, they will be flying home and back to their normal lives. but the promise of the chinese authorities from the onset was that these games will be absolutely safe. in that respect, it did work. there were not many covet cases inside the bubble. those who were tested positive or immediate descent into quarantine and spend some of the women spent 2 weeks there in the current in missing the majority of the games. but nevertheless, the initial concerns initial maybe even somewhat of a panic before the olympics, that this will be heavily riddled with ami kron with covet. that didn't prove to be the case in that respect, the games war absolutely immaculate. so most of the teams and the media personnel will be going home on monday, myself included will be flying together with the russian olympic team because i will

all these f, i was say, all the said about construction delays in construction delays in septic occasions showed bad b, u and your money are not ready to start the function. you know that pipelines so it was last project already for several years different. and it's nothing unusual that it will be included in the functions. but wouldn't it cause trouble though, for perhaps the russian and german economies? and i guess the european economy as a whole went over 30 percent of russian gas is propping up europe. yes, that's true. and gas now, in the dialogue in moscow, the international conference is our, our partners from the gulf states. and everybody said that they can not subs. he'll direction, oil and gas for the european market, at least immediately saw some trust in the interest. again, in fact, against the european union itself, that's about the fact that the politics prevail on the economics politics prevail over the economics and all of it rolls down a hill to the everyday person. like you and me, given europe's energy crisis. what is the shutting down of no stream to mean for the ev

securitization that count has been going in for countries like el salvador, they could potentially retire all their i, m f that they could retire all of their external debt. but they get back to writing laws that are big coin centric. and i know you're anxious to actually see what's under the hood and what's going on. and i know the folks that are making the draft of these laws are anxious to get you involved as quickly as possible. i think starting in the next 6 hours, you're going to be called in to begin perusing. what, what do you expect to see what your patient mama, the security law is really the difference between whether you have a wealth effect in your population or not, and say many western security source, particularly in the u. s. u. k. really been lifetime work for the last decade of really trying to get those so that that more inclusive because the, the security is laws in u. k. and in us they really do make the rich richer in the bull bora. so if you get this right, you can really generate an incredible effect. you know, we bang to the future when we 1st started trying to invest in bit goin

latest countries to make a move is australia, which is temporarily shut down, its embassy and key f, relocating all operations to western ukraine, while, as you can see here, number of nations have urged the citizens to leave the country out. right. the by jump to, that's been the endless media reports alleging russia will attack in the coming days. moscow has repeatedly denied having any such plans as our teeth. dusky sailor explains as a panic around your crane reaches fever, pitch, the walls being laying back on how it will all play out. it's a very different situation and things can go crazy quickly. so crazy and quickly apparently, but people are being told to run while they can. we encourage all american citizens who remain in ukraine to depart immediately. we are in the window when an invasion could begin at any time, should vladimir putin decide to order it. and he might be only 15000 kilometers away from care of all the way over in australia, but even from the brain couldn't, could feel the crazy coming. an invasion could begin at any time during the olympics. any american citizens who rem

all f shots had been tight clipped on ukraine in recent weeks. at least in public. but on wednesday evening, the new demons, chancellor broke his silence and an interview with public broadcasters. at d, of announcing a trip to moscow. near to dish, which ultimate, because i've spoken to the russian president and we're diligently preparing everything that's necessary. it's use our farm, i'm about to travel to the u. s. i'll also go to moscow very soon to continue talking about the relevant questions. and it's all about acting in a card and they took manner as far as the you and they too are concerned. the german government says its goal is to avoid war in ukraine by driving forward different diplomatic formats that also bring russia to the negotiating table. good, germany's refusing to follow the example of its allies like the u. s. and is not sending weapons to ukraine. that decision has been criticized by ukraine and by germany's western partners. but the government's response, in the case of a russian invasion would be clear said shorts. the legacy ernst of the si

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they gave a short press statement here in berlin on tuesday evening, all f shows the german chancellor saying that an all shared goal is to stave off a war in year of andre, due to the polish president saying that we're seeing scenes at the moment. we haven't seen since 1989. he also said we're seeing military drills. we haven't seen in terms of size since world war 2. but emanuel mack on the french president was all about dialogue. he said it was important that dialogue with russia was maintained. and you can't say that he hasn't been amount of he's word really a manual macro on is gone above and john to try and make sure the dialogue has been happening over the last few days. on monday, he was in moscow for 5 or 6 hours of dialogue with the russian president vladimir burton tuesday morning. he was in key f for air, for talks with vladimir zalinski. now he has come in for a bit of criticism back at home in france and elsewhere around europe with some saying that this ad johnny on the spot that he's cast himself as in terms of being a europe's go to e u member state leader. and he's al

it's going to be testing may think between all f schultz and vladimir person will be keeping a close eye on it. here at all t, all the news as it comes out of moscow course we'll have it for us. house speaker nancy pelosi has distanced herself from cold within our own party to defun the police. of course it was a, a rallying cry of the black lives matter movement. in recent years, the california democrat insists it was never supported by the democrats. that is not the position of the democratic party community safety to protect and defend in every way is our oath of office. and policy will be running for reelection in the mid terms in november, hoping to extend her 3 decade run in congress. calling suggest is going to be a bit of a bumpy ride with support the democrats in free fall. the idea of slashing police funding is just one of many issues where prominent democrats have been at odds with a majority of voters. here's what some of them have said in the recent past. when we say defun police, what we mean as people are dying and we need to invest in people's livelihoods. instead. exa

f ministerial meeting in the same month as the all important cop 27 in november. the 6th sir. g. s. yes. summit the marked a great success in the 20 year. his story of the g. c. f. we were honored by the presence of head of state and government and ministers from 19 countries. as you made a corridor the 1st year it's yes i met was held in 2011 in this city of the ha and a decade late that the 6 d. c. f. summit was an occasion to celebrate the great progress of natural gas at the, in that dime, natural gas, is it global demand increased by 23 percent and its share in the global energy mix expanded. meanwhile, natural gas infrastructure extended into new countries and new regions. while markets became more global and interconnected, and these are good news. the 6 i met also and aligned the great contribution of natural gas. and it's that zillions in the face of the pandemic crisis. natural gas had keep lights on homes, warm hospitals functioning, and the economy running the summit also delivered a powerful and comprehensive declaration that though had declaration reflecting the spirit

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they say he's heading here to berlin right now, where he'll be meeting with all f sholtes, the german chancellor, who's just back from a meeting with joe biden, the u. s. president in the in washington. d. c. ill also be meeting with under i, due to the polish president, two's taken the shortest journey. really he's just back for meeting with lafond ally in the you commission president in brussels. the 3 of those will be holding talks about the current situation regarding ukraine. moral not to come out later on on tuesday evening, of course, as soon as it does, i'll bring it to you here and i'll say, thanks to say we appreciate that that's r t p to oliver as that was on the way across the atlantic, a tough of stones on russia, it was being proposed. the us president met with german liter sholtes off the which joe biden found that that 2 countries would put up a united front during the fraction states of relations between the west and moscow . but i did also threaten to hold the nord stream to gas pipeline. if russia invades the ukraine, there will be no longer nor stream to we will br

and to answer all f salt said, well, that's not really a current issue anyway, because legally ukraine couldn't join, would that still remaining conflict area with russia over the annexation of crimea? so very complex here, but a clear message from german chancellor. so it's that we as in the west know what to do if glad he put in a very me put in for real crosses that border launches any other attack. how has that message been received by his host the ukrainians? well, he's thankful he said it for the support to buy germany. although there is continuing criticism over the fact that germany will not deliver arms to ukraine. there's really no sign that that will change any time soon. although there now is a list that dummies looking at whether they can deliver other equipment in a military context like am at night vision equipment, that kind of thing. and that is ongoing coordination and dummy's also pledged an extra 150000000 in loans here. so the germans hosted didn't come and empty handed. some recognition amongst a lot of criticism for germany. if you ask people here on the streets

it came as all f sholtes, the german chancellor was speaking in the bone the stock day he confirmed about face when it comes to a major german policy saying that germany would now send weapons to ukraine. he also said that there would be major investment in the german military, were talking around a $100000000000.00 euros worth of invest and into the german armed forces. and he said that all of this was due to russia's actions and ukraine. put them off, you know, they put in with the attack food and wanted to wipe an independent country off the world map in ukraine. that's what he puts himself on the sidelines of the entire international community. active in by your side on the right side of history. right, the bigger sister of france, italy and finland as well as denmark have become the latest european countries to close their space to russian commercial air travel. it means pretty much all of european space is currently closed to russian commercial flights. okay, thanks for that. i to that page, that was our to use piece roll over. now we can get more reaction to speak with the assistan

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all those attending events must wear and f, f, p to mosque and get tested twice a day. almost 12000 people are in the olympic bubble, of whom over 300 have already tested positive. it is still unclear whether all athletes will receive their p. c. r. test results in time to compete. many events will be held on artificial snow. the use of which has been heavily criticized due to the region's water shortage. bought as venues open their doors to athletes. organizers will hope that the sporting action becomes the focus of the headlines. ah, that is. that's a news update. it's our coming up next. i look at the link between instagram and depression on shift the deputies technology program that's all from may today, ban, presume, and we'll be with the next hour. i'm rebecca written. thanks very much with ah, one of mankind's oldest ambition could be within reach or what is it really is possible to reverse aging researchers and scientists all over the world are in a race against time. the d. n. a molecule though has 28000000 different our glasses .

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