take a more quantitative approach tonight, we're off the charts with the help of carly garner, authorhigh probability commodity trading. garner points out that the correction is still well within what you'd expect from historical average she says declining markets often find support from quarterly earnings especially when seasonal trends are on your side, which they're supposed to be now i want to throw in the fact that commodity prices have moderated while we've seen some signs of stability in the bond market, she thinks you shouldn't let today's monster sell off freak you out, although i know it did to many. she's not predicting blue skies, but she believes this market is heading for a holding pattern where we could see some surprising strength. don't get your hopes up, please. she's adamant you can't expect the same kind of upside from 2020 and 2021. let's start with a daily chart of the vix going back to 2020 now we often call this the fear gauge. i focus on it a lot. but what the vix directly measures is how traders are buying put options to hedge their positions. if you think of

-- but tim ryan has garnered most and is seen as the odds on favorite. the republican site has been much more chaotic as plenty of your viewers know, where you have five or six candidates. you have former treasurer josh mandel, who is to been seen as the front runner for quite some time in known around the state. most recently, the author and venture capitalist, he recently received a trump endorsement and has shot into the upper tier of those candidates. then you have cleveland businessman mike gibbons who has spent a massive amount of his own fortune, more than any other candidate in the country as of right now. you have the former ohio republican party chairman but he has seemed to falter as the contest has gone along he has the endorsement of former senator rob portman but has not picked up steam. then you have a senator from chagrin falls who has tried to position himself as the only candidate who isn't really seeking donald trump's endorsement. he has actually said he is net doing that or that is unlike the other candidates who said that anytime th

now the shade tree is called the tree of life here in northern garner. not surprisingly, so more than 600000 women are processing shane nuts in the west african country. by was i eda helps out today. it was her family's livelihood derived from shay nuts that enabled them to send her to university. we can either use them and make better at of aches or process it through and sell it in. this is where some in, in my community most were me, the pain as their livelihood. ganna is the largest exposure of unrefined shade but her. but the source of income for many women is under threat. trees are cut down in large numbers for firewood or to make charcoal. mm. the good news is the global shade alliance and network of shay businesses aims to plant 10000000 shade trees across garner and other african countries. and also protect for 1000000 hectares of shape park lands. ah, sure the companies want to secure their profits in the future, but at least they restore nature and protect the livelihoods of those who rely on the tree of life. and how about you? if you are al

now, sierra leone, liberia garner, benito, southern parts of nigeria, seeing some very heavy downpours over the next few days, linking up with the central parts of africa, or old tropical system, thus making its way across the far south of madagascar. so the possibility of some localized flooding coming through here, dry weather comes back in behind bellagio, fine, and i am pleased to say for south africa casa, airway official airline of the journey. healing the debate. there is no, he job bad little, you know, i mean, if anyone, you're not women's, idaho, so does this seem to have been says no topic is off the table. we were taught to see abortion as a one way ticket street to help all of the companies. they deny any responsibility, even though they have the resources and the power to fix it, where a global audience becomes a global community. a comment section is right here. be part of today's program through iep on al jazeera. ah ah, be watching elders here. a reminder about top stories is how the un that says moscow has agreed in principle to allow it to help with the evacuation of

are you able to garner from happened? are you able to garnerfrom reading happened?hat people are saying and some of the pictures that have emerged? yeah, it is really difficult to tell. i do believe that carried out this attack, you know, there is no indication that there is no indication that there was any type of failure or explosion at this site. there were reports of helicopters evading radar, russian air defence systems, but they would have flown in low, conducted their attack and not unsurprising, air defences are available, particularly from lower and slow flying helicopters and i think this happened and ukraine is denying it, because it does not want this mission to mess up the potential negotiations. i hesitate to call them peace talks. , ., hesitate to call them peace talks. i” ~' hesitate to call them peace talks. ,, ~ ., talks. do you think it would have been _ talks. do you think it would have been carried - talks. do you think it would have been carried out - talks. do you think it would have been carried out withl talks. do you think it would i have b

that garnered, well, i shot a lot of criticism here and abroad. how big of a you turn in today's decision? well, it's, it's a u turn. it's a, it's a new quality. however, it's again the decision which allows the government to convey the idea. it's not bad news because it's not german stock. it's not coming from the drum and on forces. it's coming for the industry. so technically, the german government is only approving the drum and industry selling those get parts to your crane, which is completely different from the drama me delivering equipment journalists to last week. i thank you so much for very interesting insights. you're welcome. or in ukraine, his cells volunteers are working to evacuate thousands of civilians and the east to living with the daily and nightly russian artillery shelling. they live mostly in basements and shelters. many without electricity, gas or water. with this man as being evacuated from his home in ha keith, but was trapped in his fled. it is a miracle. he survived no new inertia. they've been bombarding us all day and

she garnered about 7% of the vote in clichy in the first round, this was good territory for the left—wingdatejean—luc melenchon. candidate jean—luc melenchon. emmanuel macron was candidatejean—luc melenchon. emmanuel macron was caught in the middle. an awful lot of votes to play forfor middle. an awful lot of votes to play for for these candidates. we have been looking at the policies they have put forward to try and win those voters over. the french aren't exactly thrilled with what is on offer this election. the frustration we found at this market in the capital is the same story across the country, just listen to this woman an office worker and patrick, a retired fireman. they will not be voting for anyone. translation: | am notj going to vote for marine because i hate the far right. but macron is not that different. he is president of the rich — arrogant, contemptuous. translation: i do not hate marine, she has got better, she's _ calmer, more mature. her speech is more poised but i do not agree with her on the more sensitive policies. another demonstration this weekend — street prote

to a study carried out by the university of chicago, more than one and a half 1000000 children in garner and neighboring ivory coast are affected. human rights abuses like child labor, malnutrition, or exploitation have been known to be commonplace, mckoko industry for years. the european union is the world's largest importer of cocoa beans. more than 50 percent of all global production was sent to the e u last year. and the same problems plague other resources like coffee palm oil soybeans, or rubber. d u commission now wants to hold companies that purchase these raw materials to account with a new supply chain law. firms will be obliged to ensure their employees have decent, pay, and conditions, and environmental standards are adhered to. given the consumers, interest companies have been trying since some time to better controlled a possible impacts of day activities on human wires, the environment and climate. it is a matter of reputation for them. so ever, we need a larger scale of companies to bring more effective improvement to the living conditions of people and the environment. t

and what she stands for, that garner so much staying power in france. well, that's a very questionnaire when she came to take over the policy in 2011 from her father zon, lovey, who had been convicted several times for inciting ration, patron and down playing the follicles, she ha, was actually to something the image, the so called did the i boys, i taking the devil out of the party so that people who felt beforehand the policy was too far to the right at that the see but good then in the future vote for her and that would make her presidential. now, in 2017 people go that make me the mainland for her. but then what happened is that she was actually flattened in the debate between my, my call and her between the 2 rugs and just stephanie calderon. but she was so bad at discussing with him that many people felt that they could not just could not make her an award. and it was speculation. and if she would actually stay at the head of the party, but she did. and although a few months ago, pose was saying that my client, my call was really in the lead in th

so it's a museum that live, she goes into communities across garner and, and it's, it started off as in a kiosk because we have kiosk in every street corner. and no, they're like bother, as they're hairdressers, they're, you know, mechanics and i wanted a structure that was accessible to be because, you know, oftentimes you have these museums and they're quite intimidating. you miss a cookie rate with the community members as well. so, you know, have a long period of engagement with them, asking them, you know, what are you, what's called, what's of cultural value. how do you want to see yourself represented? and then have historical objects as well as content for you. yeah, and it's, it's actually the most fulfilling experience that i've had in like my i, historical korea is working with people in terms of this coke co creation. brilliant. and was that able to, oh, because i still so much to be uncovered. some of the people that i came across in this journey when knowledge keepers, when i 1st met them, i would have called them traditional freeze because that's what i was them, which

the reality for this president is that his approval ratings garnered a primary challenge and there likewaters. that democratic strategist is right. >> emily: and that will result in them for eating their own like they always do. some calling for let's delphi the flag and others saying let's patch up the boat. >> harris: if you are the leader of the party, let's set apart our president of the nation, but he's the leader of the party which means all of the fund raising everything. you want back i do show help you out. if you think giving new direction that the dnc or anyone can go for that dccc, if they cannot carry the banner, you're right. they all have different banners. they say we are losing but it will be bad or we can still win if we just give them more of what they hate. none of it make sense. >> emily: and when you dig into the talking points on those policies. elizabeth warren went on to say that this is in response to the record inflation crisis that spiked a .5% last month appeared to the argument that we should not be growing the government anymore. but she says who do you th

joining me now is historian and russian propaganda translator ian garner and also with us retired u.s. army colonel jack jacobs who is an msnbc military analyst. and colonel, the white house has responded to the formal complaint by russia, writing this shows the effectiveness of our weapons delivery and security assistance to ukraine because russia is getting upset. our assistance is making a difference. and that white house official added, if the administration takes russia's note seriously but not necessarily as threatening. do we risk, provoking vladimir putin by continuing to aid ukrainian military? >> it doesn't take much to provoke putin in any case, don't forget he started a war, invaded in '14 and '08 and so on and bellicose for the last years he has been in business, so nothing that we do or say is going to provoke him anymore than he has already provoked himself in attacking civilians and bombarding cities and so on. he is single-minded in the achievement of his tactical and strategic objectives and that includes securing donbas, and securing the ukrainian southern coast on

and nana of reality aim, if somebody comes to garner from europe, then never call it an immigrant, even if they go through exactly the same processes that we go through to come here . they're always known as an x path studio. be unscripted on al jazeera. ah, your charges there with me. so robin in doha reminder of our top news stories. russia says it'll spare the lives of ukrainian soldiers and mario paul, if they lay down their arms. ukrainian forces have 7 hours to surrender, starting at o $300.00 g m t. now the deadline comes as president vladimir zalinski walls at any attack on his remaining troops. in the besieged city will end peace talks with moscow. supervisor maribel isabel, shades him up the situation. maria poll remains as severe as possible just in humane. this is what the russian federation did deliberately did and deliberately continues to destroy cities as it is deliberately trying to destroy everyone who's there and maria poor. there are only 2 wish influenced this only either our partners will give ukraine all the necessary heavy weapons plains. and without exaggeration

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it was going to be, like, a cast interview julia garner couldn't get here from london.ou around. i go -- i just want to make sure you are okay, man you know i love my jason bateman. i need my jason bateman. we need -- [ cheers and applause would do anything for the jason bateman. >> well here's the thing we got no plan >> jimmy: no, we don't know what we we're going to talk about. >> we just going to free ball this, y'all. [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: are you left handed? >> i am. well, here is the deal see, we're already improvising guys, it's beautiful he's just doing visual cues. i got my watch on this hand. so yeah, so i write with the left, i throw with the right i kick with the left, i eat lefty, i play pool lefty, i golf righty, bat righty -- i'm all messed up. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow! that is really interesting to me i did not know that. >> it's a problem. >> jimmy: yeah, but is it a talent do your daughters have this same talent? are they ambidextrous? >> i don't know if that's a talent i don't know left handed is being a talent they are talented. >> ji

has been trying valiantly since february 24th, and even before then to try to log garner international condemnation against russia . india has been unwilling to provide it a try to take a neutral stance, something which concerns the united states very much. right rather than jordan. thank you for that on thanks. a funeral has been held for a palestinian teenager who died from his injuries a day after being shot by is by the forces dozens gathered to pay tribute to the 17 year old. and the all kind. westbank town of janine soldiers have carried out rates in the area after a palestinian man shot and killed 3 is re these and 10 of even thursday, at least for palestinians have died in the operations on china is standing firm and it's handling of a coven. 19 outbreak in shanghai. more than 25000000 people in the city, a lockdown contains growing about poor access to food and all the basics. katrina, you reports. oh, it'll in shanghai losing that he since with the city stood corona virus lockdown video is posted in social media shall residents protesting against restrictions on their freedom

we were hoping to be able to garner enough funding to be able to purchase this property.e of these three towns is like the mid-atlantic nesting ground for the bald eagle, and eagles are sacred to the tribe. and so we wanted to protect them and protect their breeding grounds. and yet we want to use this land as an opportunity to tell the true history of the tribe , because colonial powers and colonial mindsets that still exist in our state have really hidden our history. so we were planning the celebration. sometimes, you're working so fast and so hard on things that you don't stop to breathe and really think about what it is that you're doing. and that happened to me on that i became very emotional about it. it is with great humility and thankfulness to god that i welcome you all here today on behalf of the rappahannock tribe. and the ancestors who worked so hard for today, but never lived to see it. we were there celebrating the return of our people to those towns after 350 years. the earth is in peril, and it's speaking loudly that it is in peril. and i think that perha

. >> reporter: prompting community outcry and garnering national attention. >> i hate that i have toguess, should i be worried right now? >> reporter: as law enforcement races to address the problem, some questioning the tactics and the focus. asking whether resources are being unfairly funneled towards the city's wealthiest zip codes. >> it's not only getting undue attention, but there's a complete lack of attention in communities where there is other forms of harm that is going on as well. >> reporter: nationwide, violent crime is on the rise. and los angeles is no exception. robberies are up 18% year to date, according to lapd. armed robberies up 44%. although the majority of that is still in underserved neighborhoods, communities across the county are on edge. shocking surveillance video of brazen attacked put out by lapd searching for leads. this victim chased and pushed to the ground. the suspects, one armed, attacking him, taking his watch and other items authorities say valued at over $600,000. in another, a mother and infant returning home, followed into the driveway by two

the twins garnered a rundown. threw it over third base. two runs scored.nd the twins in those powder blue uniforms rally back to stun the tigers. final, 4-3. and, shout out, san jose state women's golf. here they were jumping to the famous pond of winning their conference title. the spartans earned a number one seed for the ncaa tournaments' six regionals. stanford is the number one overall team. back here, it is all about the warriors and the nuggets here. giants and the a's. down the road, we will have moving pictures of both, and more coming up on the late show from chase center. back to you in studio. >> all right. thanks so much. >>> aren't coming up next, under district attorney gascón, i prosecuted car break-ins. all repeat offenders, often in organized crime rings. but when chesa boudin took office, he dissolved the unit and stopped me from collaborating with the police on my cases. now home and car break-ins are on the rise because repeat offenders know they can get away with it. chesa boudin is failing to do his job. there's a better way to keep

nearly 7000 kilometers away, there was shock when the announce world announced, because melenchon had garneredver half the votes on the island. >> we are not represented in the national results. we don't feel listened to, and it is a real shame. it is a big disappointment for us. reporter: on sunday night in paris, these melenchon voters took to the streets to voice their opposition of marine le pen. they will be key to who becomes president after the second round of voting. for the moment, many are indecisive. >> i would rather stay under my bed. there is no point. they are both the same. reporter: according to recent polling, melenchon vital votes could still go to either candidate. mark: we will have more on the implications of the election result after the first round and what happens next in the campaigning throughout the program. for now, back to the situation in ukraine. russian separatists say they have taken control of the port area of mariupol. there is no independent verification of the claim. russian troops for over a month have besieged mariupol, the port . thousands of civilians

the cases garner the support of lawmakers, celrbrities, even some of the jurors who sentenced her to death. the texas court granted a request by melissa chan's lawyers for a lower court to review claims that new evidence in her case would exonerate her. it was not immediately known when the lower court began reviewing her case. but has been set for lethal injection this wednesday for the 2007 death of her daughter, mariah prosecutors say the girl was the victim of abuse, noting that her body was covered in bruises, but she is. lawyers say mariah died from injuries. she sustained in a fall down a steep staircase several days before she died. >> the execution stay was announced just minutes before the texas board of pardons and paroles had been set to consider her clemency application to either to commute her death sentence or grant her 120 day reprieve and this year, voters in alameda county will decide on their next sheriff. one of the candidates held a meet and greet in hayward over the weekend. you send yet. sanchez has a long career in law enforcement and she's hoping to unseat in

the bill garnered bipartisan support in the state senate and will soon be heading to the assembly to be heard in committee. now to our 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look over downtown san francisco on a very warm wednesday. yeah. and our chief meteorologists is here to say there's going to be a lot of sunshine if you want to talk about solar the next few days even make a lot of money on your solar panels. that's for sure. kind of days like this. the fog suomer months, maybe not so much but out there now you're looking good out there. nice, clear skies all the way. the golden gate bridge. >> beautiful, sunny and warm. just about everywhere you go. even 73. right now in pacifica, cooling off just a tad in half moon bay at 68 79 in palo alto, 80 in fremont right now. 85 and cocker. 74 in alameda. 71 downtown san francisco. 76 in fairfax, 81 in novato and 84 degrees in santa rosa. all right. want to show you this. this is a long-range forecast model and as impressive as this ridge of high pressure is in all the heat. we're going to be in weather whiplash as we'r% going to see a b

also school subject in garner county to conserve. that was the motto for king as fast of fish wildlife senses in an extensive survey on animals that dwell in the country on land and in water. the aim was to collect data that would help conservationists resolve and also protect the wildlife better. and that means all white life, no, just the handful of exotic creatures, many tourists dream of seeing on safaris with a pack of african wild dogs. it's a rare sighting. wine glass conservationist or like a humble and her crew spotted typically shy creatures in lake keeper, where conservation efforts have seen their numbers grow from 2 to 40. while dogs are under grave threat because they're very sensitive to diseases that are carried by domestic dogs, they are also targeted by communities because of human wildlife conflict. so while doc, sometimes attack livestock and the communities retaliate fewer than 1000 of these endangered species remain in kenya, 3 years ago, co humble launched a t v series to help such species it draws attention to

in the hope that garner could one day become a paragliding hub, the taking to the skies again gun us annual paragliding festival and carnival was grounded for 2 years because of the cove it pandemic. but now, hundreds of paragliding enthusiasts are back in east and ghana on a mission to spread the word. spread your wings and be free as a bird. was to put things in our safe sports. eh, and people have like it mentality of their own or desire for white people. that kind of thing. but an artist who said at leave never been here. quade was one of just flor ghanaians flying solo. but the tight knit group are proud to represent their home. when you see, people don't look like you doing what you're doing the like, oh, i could also get into should i'm saying i feel is gonna really motivate a lot of people. once people fly for the 1st time, according to clay, many i will to make sure it's not there. last the always discourage their face. don't do how and our friends come any do they have. but is that easy like that to why have in diving greenlighted any? yes, great. and i then how do i go abo

what can we garner from that, if anything at all? >> probably the greatest lesson is a baby should never be left unattended under any circumstances. but certainly beyond that, this is a situation where somebody must have wanted a child. i think what people need to keep in mind that if a baby suddenly appears that wasn't there in your neighborhood or your apartment complex, then you have to immediately contact law enforcement. so you find situations all the time -- not all the time, but you find these kinds of situations. it used to be out of hospitals. hospital security is much, much tighter now, something like that would never happen. so people in these situations are going to look for an opportunity to take a baby. maybe this woman was stalked coming home from the store, i have no idea. but common sense tells you that somebody wanted a child. that's what this kind of kidnapping would be about. >> mark, you have so much experience with missing children. what is the protocol for police right now? 1:00 this happened. we're now talking

lo married singer marc anthony and gave birth to gemini, ben married actress jennifer garner in a brother both divorced, last year jen almost married baseball player alex rodriguez, but old feelings turned out to be stronger their unexpected comeback gave fans the belief that relationships can be given a second chance. even if the separation dragged on for more than one decade, but, otherwise with what adoration affleck looks at his bride gave rise to many memes from the series wish you find someone who will look at you, how ben looks at jen another star wedding has already taken place the eldest son of david victoria beckham 23-year-old brooklyn married nicola peltz, she is on 4 years older by profession is an actress, although her success in this area is rather doubtful. for example, she was twice nominated for an anti-award, golden raspberry is more famous for being the daughter of an american billionaire, nelson pelce and former model claudy heffener. the wedding took place on the ocean in pall beach in florida and cost immodest 3 million pounds. numerous celebrities, such as tennis p

it's been, it hasn't really garnered da, da da my at the demo right. yet, due to things i'd say, ah, yes. can you go when you do? you watch another demonstration and keep in 2020 the countries leadership welcomes the protesters. ah, if you ask home when the people were killed and don bus, people were questioned, was there anybody killed at all? if we watch now, what happens in the social media and things like that, that is a guided communication mattel, against the russian people, ah, we should have thought on the dealer. everybody's, and you must, if that'll trust your school to perform. kelly, i don't really want to keep me and i'm your fear. her silverado 0 residence in these regions can identify the munitions nash out with just by their sound. she would know my video should deutsch near pistol pena, latasha, near, rigid and bustle to distribute the repairing his soap. still, initially, now came late, 2013 and early 2014. a huge protest was held in keith and it went home for 3 months. the end result of mine and 2014 with a kuda. when she comes to me, look my donna who shibel a gho

how can local food production be increased and garner? well, this idea nice pretty close to home. a crowd of women is gathering to get some gardening tips. growing fresh produce isn't hard and the benefits are enormous. when that are coming out, then they will be here in northern ghana, alberto acosta and her team are showing local women how best to create a backyard vegetable garden. the small organizations started out as a social media crime. so we are all plugged in together. and soon gathered momentum, attracting a growing number of female followers. we had seats at our phase, we had some small guiding through. so was out of advocate scene ah, putting on social media, that's if you want to a backyard guy then does contacts us. and it's was, unless i know whether you, though it could be those coldly agreeable requests. within a week, 700 volunteers signed up for the one household, one garden program. many of them were women who had got out of the habit of gardening, or whose husbands didn't want them working in the garden. but during the pandemic, food prices rose dramatically

over half of garner schools are already integrating the subject into their curriculum. with more to follow corners education, ministry sees environmental education as high priority. it's a will training the kids or the lenders to own the environment. they're varman, belongs to the the other future leaders. a level we need to incorporated them and bitterness, dunden an appreciation of that task ahead of them. so the curriculum have that aspect in their the teaching modules focus heavily on the climate crisis . the students learn that the emission of greenhouse gases leads to heat, wakes and drowns. in addition, sea levels are rising, which is why some villages on the coast will have to be abandoned. some lessons also deal with a plastic waist that clogs many sewers and drainage canals in ghana and makes flooding more likely. the students also learn how planning trash impacts the environment and health. many people and gonna are already feeling the consequences of environmental destruction 1st hand. the climate changes and her environment is causing so many problems in ou

he was able to garner all the other countries to help ukraine. so that makes it, for me, he did a great job. and i voted for trump. and i lost my mom. so he would never do a good job for me. thank you. host: the political reporter for the washington post, one of his polls the headlight of his peace, and that article he writes this. gallup status shows more than half of the members of gen z are political independent. as those older than baby boomers per there is a remarkable correlation between the two. more likely a generational group is to identify with a political party. the less decline of the approval and joe biden. joe biden was in north carolina yesterday talking up about the economy and pushing for one of his technology pieces of legislation to pass through the congress. here are more comments from president biden yesterday. president biden: i know we are still facing tyler and -- tout -- challenges of inflation. i grew up in a family when the price of gasoline went up at the palm it was a conversation at the kitchen table with my dad. put

counties were beginning to relax some of the requirements oakland adopted its emergency ordinance henry garner the executive director of the colosseum authority says event staff are worried the mandate will limit them from booking events. he says his board will meet on friday to talk about the issue. we are getting signals from promoters and from some of the artists that oakland stands alone. what is the discussion with your board going to be like on friday? is it the idea to send a clear message to oakland? asking them to modify this or perhaps even lift the mandate. well, that is my recommendation deaths and hospitalizations remain low in the bay area and vaccination rates are high dr. monica. gondia. at ucsf says we need to embr the endemic phase of covid and she says that includes lifting mandates. it's in the population, but we have high rates of vaccination and endemic management really does mean dropping vaccine mandates and vaccine passports. gardener says call seem events bring in vital tax revenue to the city and county if the mandate prevents them from scheduling future events. he f

there is an enormous amount of revenue that is being garnered through crypto currency. so a, as part of this action, the department of justice going after the crypto currency market place is seizing this illegal marketplace that exists on the dark web. not going into a lot of detail of how that occurs. but saying that this a does account for about 80 percent of the traffic that occurs on the dark web in this crypto currency market place is. so this is obviously significant. we also know and this is not new, this has been going on for some time. and you heard the deputy attorney general lisa monaco talking about this is that the u. s. government is continuing to seize the assets inside the united states, our russian oligarchy. this includes property, this includes yachts, this includes fancy cars and apartments and real estate. so that is still ongoing. so get a clear picture of what this effort looks like, what the u. s. government is doing, and they're promised to continue doing this. why? because they are horrified as the world is of these latest images that are conti

africa, all showers coming for here, liberia sinks and foundry. dow pause a shower, extending across garner ivory coast into central and southern parts of nigeria. joining up with a shout that we have across the heart of africa will sit turning increasingly wet down towards tanza, near mozambique and madagascar over the next couple of days. now i am pleased to say it has turned a good deal dry africa zulu natal at east side of south africa. brightening up nicely as we head through the week. cats are air with visual airline of the journey. in the 3rd time, lands and miss tina were the 1st settlements and the cradle of civilization. iraqi people is depended on the tigris and euphrates for centuries. can no longer make a living on rivers blighted by war and pollution. out their world reveals how the man made decline of one of history's most famed ancient environments, leaving its peoples struggling to survive iraq's dying rivers. lou, the me. watching out a time to recap, i headlines now. west and allies have promised to send more artillery to ukraine to help, and what's being called the battl

. >> this case has garnered so much community interest. >> reporter: legal analyst steven clark says he can see cause for a potential gag order. and because the case is so bizarre, there is another possibility too. >> it appears there is a mental health component to this that needs to be explored by the defense. what was going on in the minds of the defendants? why did they big baby brandon? >> reporter: this afternoon salcin told nbc bay area he will order a mental evaluation for yesenia ramirez. we privately reviewed photos showing her walking around in a wig with a baby carrier, even though she has no small children of her own. neighbors say she only packed the bags of her daughter and granddaughter who moved away unexpectedly. is she a danger to the public? >> absolutely not. we have a woman who has no criminal history. >> reporter: that's one of many things a judge will consider when deciding whether to keep the suspects in jail or grant bail next month. cody salpin also told me when he heard about the kidnapping, he too double-checked the locks on his front door. he said it hit

that garnered, well, i shot a lot of criticism here and i brought how big of a you turn is today's decision? well, it's, it's a u turn. it's a, it's a new quality. however, it's again a decision which allows a government to convey the idea. it's not bad fuel because it's not german stock. it's not coming from the drum forces. it's coming for the industry. so technically, the german government is only approving the drum and industry selling those get parts to ukraine, were just completely different from the drama me delivering equipment. journalists, tomas miguel, thank you so much for this. very interesting insights. you're welcome. with jim 32, i live here the what i see. absolutely just, we're now a conference of the russian president with the modern with. i'm not sure you're what you're here to with on the show. who are you? this is you me. if it didn't, you're sure that the decision attack my name was because when you're right, we do not have a translation of that press conference for you at this time, which is why we're going to bring in benjamin alvarez, who is covering a meeting of s

i could absolutely see why he has garnered the respect of so many people around the world in his handling physically tense up when he started talking about war crimes and talking about what russian troops are alleged to have done. because he has visited the north—western suburbs behind me here, borodyanka, bucha, he has seen the body bags. i saw his face crumple, i saw him tense up, and it is deeply, deeply painfulfor him. i said directly, are you going to be able to sit across a negotiating table and talk to the head of state or the representative of a nation that is alleged to have committed those kinds of atrocities to your people? he told me it would be very, very difficult but he was willing to try, to try to end this crisis. you get a flavour of that in my interview coming up now. mr president, clive myrie, a pleasure to meet you. it's good to see you. for the entirety of the war, volodymyr zelensky has called this heavily fortified building home in the centre of kyiv. how difficult has it been for you to be here through all this without your family? it's myjob. i have to do it and

so therefore, one i believe is that we need to create what i call a so, so a market to garner me. i. it is as a synthesis of economic liberalism and political liberalism, in that the markets are always when you know, you have to make, you know, you have to call, you know, agree with the fact that no politician, not a book that can do that markets. so to ensure the incentive structures are present in such a way that the economy is driven on lead in a particular direction. and by to go liberalism here, mean social justice. and that is most important because people are able to survive . and it is embarrassing because we were a upper middle income country and we don't need to back from various countries, 2c5xw5cw understood high. so let me jump in and let me bring in von. because i think we've got a about a minute left. can the range of punks? a government survived talking about survival vot avante. well, it needs to be more than so, i mean, because i think we've brought to situation. it's not just buying a family or a particular government, and this is why it's so important. but the

or showers coming through here. liberia sing some foundry down, pause a shower, extending across garner ivory coast in 2 central and southern parts of nigeria. joining up with a shout that we have across the heart of africa will sit turning increasingly wet down towards tanza, near mozambique, and madagascar over the next couple of days. now i am pleased to say it has turned a good deal, dry africa zulu natal at east side of south africa, brightening up nicely as we head through the week. ah, the mainstream coverage of big stories can sometimes deliver more heat than lights in a war. tar scenario, there's always a push to simplify. narratives. nuance is always called for, even in the case of an aggressive war, the listening page, delve into the news, narrative and dissect them. there is not our great deal of subtlety. we're talking about the barbarism that is unfolding as though we're somehow unique. it's not unique covering the way the news is covered on al jazeera. oh, i a come back here watching out. is there a time to recap the headlines now. west and allies have promised to send mo

putting it in public like this is a way in which the bite and administration as a whole can attempt to garner domestic support for a policy that is unpopular among many within congress. was to the head on al jazeera, high and dry in the himalayas. catherine dues are rapidly growing. population creates boot crisis. ah hello one place so we have got some quiet weather now starting to push his way to central parts of north america. high pressure dominating things over the next day. as our recent spell of, when she weather and sundry showers fats in the process of getting squeezed further, reese was because of that high things will start to calm down. still a few winfrey flurries into new england into the canadian maritime. you can see an improvement coming in for wednesday, across at east and 3rd of the us. so we are going to see a few showers into central parts just pushing up towards the mountain states. we have got to know the weather system just waiting to sweeping into the pacific northwest in 2 were british columbia. you'll see that snow driving its way across the mountain, states to some

ok, he had been able to garner support in the local board the election than the hybrid book to inquire, proven also he'd be hoping for an early election. he still has considerable support within the country. his party were the largest part in parliament for 255 seats. so while m ron may be down, it's certainly not out. thank you very much collider and his amazon tens of thousands of demonstrators have taken to the streets of the shrunken capital, columbia, demanding present, got to buy like a pack, so resign the biggest protest so far against the worst economic crisis the country has seen for decades people have been struggling with shortages of food and medicines in power cots. when l fernandez reports on this now from columbia. angry, frustrated and desperate for justice around the president's office in colombo, under the eyes of the police shalon case facing its worst economic crisis. in decades. all saturday, the protesters kept coming. most of them young people in what's reported to be the biggest protest over the crisis to d. o public service. so we are here to say that always as

the resolution garnered 93 votes in favour, with 2a voting against.majority of the votes cast was needed to suspend russia from the geneva—based council. ukraine's foreign minister told nato today the battle for donbas in the east of his country will remind people of world war ii, involving thousands of tanks, planes and artillery. this comes as vladimir putin's spokesman has admitted to significant russian troop losses. russian forces have withdrawn from around the capital kyiv for now as moscow focuses attention on eastern ukraine, specifically the donbas region. the bbc has witnessed hundreds of thousands of civilians fleeing that area, where separatists have been fighting for eight years. 0ur defence correspondent jonathan beale reports now from lysycha nsk. 21st—century combat on ukraine's eastern front can look and sound more like something from the first world war. but they've been fighting russian—backed separatists this way for the past eight years. western officials say this is where ukraine has some of its best—trained and most battle—harde

the resolution garnered 93 votes in favour, with 2a voting against.rity of the votes cast was needed to suspend russia from the geneva—based council. our world affairs editor, john simpson has more on how president putin is likely to react. it isa it is a humiliation for him. 93 countries voting against russia, but it simply increases the necessity for him to have some kind of victory in this war. and what the people here that i've been talking to think will happen is that he will concentrate his efforts, what they are afraid of, really, he will concentrate his efforts on mariupol, that city in the south—east of the country which has been under siege since very early on in the war and people really want to take that and to have that as a victory that he can celebrate on russia's annual victory day parade on the 9th of may. that is only a month away. that is why the ukrainians are so desperate to get the europeans and the americans to give them more and more weapons. they need those weapons urgently. if he gets them, if the ukrainians get them, if the

the resolution garnered 93 votes in favour, with 2a voting against.rity of the votes cast was needed to suspend russia from the geneva—based council. 0rde kittrie is author of the book lawfare: law as a weapon of war and is now a senior fellow with the foundation for defense of democracies. here's his take on russia's suspension. i think it's very significant and i think the general assembly suspension of russia from the human rights council is a historic step towards isolating russia and cleaning up isolating russia and cleaning up the dictator dominated human rights council. i think it sends a clear message to the russian people that rushes egregiously violating the law of armed conflict and human rights law. russia obviously keeps trying to claim it is the victim but this is where it is shown russia is lying and the world is not buying the lies. you say this is historic and isolating russia and sends a message to the russian people. we have seen sanctions upon sanction imposed on russia, they have not released of russia doing what it is doing in uk

the resolution garnered 93 votes in favour, with 2a voting against.ty of the votes cast was needed to suspend russia from the geneva—based council. 0rde kittrie is a former lawyer for the us state department, author of the book lawfare: law as a weapon of war and is now a senior fellow with the foundation for defense of democracies. thank you for being with us. how significant is this? what does it mean? i how significant is this? what does it mean?— does it mean? i think it is very significant. - does it mean? i think it is very significant. i - does it mean? i think it is very significant. i think. does it mean? i think it is| very significant. i think the un general suspending russia is a historic step towards isolating russia and cleaning up isolating russia and cleaning up the dictator dominated human rights council. it sent the message to the russian people that russia is egregious the violating the law of armed conflict and international human rights law in russia tries to claim it is the victim but this resolution shows russia is lying in the