it is necessary to meet the profile commission of the general council of united russia, all the factsected will be processed not only in order to help specific people who have become victims of russophobia. well, to take larger response measures against entire categories of foreign nationals. first of all, those who are involved in the commission of crimes. with respect to russian citizens abroad. secondly, it is a person who carries out unreasonable legal persecution of our people and finally. these are those who make unreasonable decisions that violate the rights and legitimate interests of citizens and organizations of the russian federation additionally. currently , a presidential gas project is being developed on retaliatory measures of a visa nature in connection with unfriendly actions of a number of foreign states. russian athletes, scientists , entrepreneurs or just ordinary citizens began to treat many people abroad as second-class people. it's amazing how quickly russophobia flared up, - sergey lavrov said in a conversation with serbian journalists 80 years ago, even a litt

affairs that he met today at spiridonovka, as it were right said the commission of the general council of united russianal cooperation and support of compatriots abroad. the head of the ministry of foreign affairs, sergei lavrov, spoke today, as if in a double as minister of foreign affairs. and as the chairman of this commission, the issue on the agenda is how to protect our compatriots who are now facing discrimination and violation of their rights abroad in the first place. of course, this happens in the united states and european countries, but this is, as it were, a continuation of state policy at the household level. we see the reaction of the collective west , which organized unprecedented pressure from the united states and its satellites. now i think the collective west is just so possible characterize the us and its satellites. we have been declared in plain text a total hybrid war. the goal is not to hide the destruction of the russian economy, to undermine domestic political stability and, ultimately, to significantly weaken russia, to push us, as they directly declare, to the sidelines of

appeal to the russian educational departments was made today by the secretary of the general council of united russiay turchak ukrainian authorities according to him, at least for the last 8 years they have tried inspire children to hate everything that is connected with russia in our schools and libraries, the military find books and textbooks with frank propaganda of nationalist ideas and completely distorted historical facts, including about the great patriotic war. and also entire sections on military tactics and nato schemes. standing position shooting prone shooting from rest and so on and ukrainian children are militarized from early childhood and hatred is instilled in them. e to russia to everything russian to russian identity the hair stands on end from what we saw there. propaganda of cruelty and anti-russian ideas literally turned our common history upside down, including the history of the great patriotic war, where nazi accomplices, like bandera or shukhevych, are presented as such true national heroes. on the eve of the traditional report of the government in the state duma, mikhail mi

russia's invasion. she criticized western sanctions. so saying they will affect the general population. and one of ukraine's representatives to the united nations has made an emotional appeal to the security council asking the international community to stop russia from killing ukrainians. civilians. mostly women and children have been effectively taken hostage. they are not allowed to leave and be humanitarian aid is not let in. if they tried to leave rations open, fire and kills them. they are running out of food out of food and water and they'd die. poland says it is ready to deploy all its mig 29 fighter jets to the ramstein air bites in germany to put them at the disposal of the us. but that move has been described as untenable by washington. the u. s. says the move raises can serious concerns the entire nato alliance and needs consultation. years president joe biden has announced a ban on excuse me, russian oil and gas imports. the u. k will also ban russian oil with plans to phase out imports by the end of the year. as follows, please from the ukranian president vitamins the density to cut off moscow's energy exports mcdonalds as temporarily closing its restaurants across russia in a stand

now, for ukraine, what is needed most of all is united states provide the necessary weapon for ukraine to fight against russia. >> reporter: ukraine's council general echoing calls for the u.s. to ramp up efforts to help the country defend itself. >> the no-fly zone is needed to protect the civilian. women and children are dying. >> reporter: in a meeting, the congressman who sits on the armed service committee called for more military aid. >> we have to get more weapon n my view, into the hands of ukrainians and get them antitank missiles, antiair missiles and aircraft. >> reporter: calling on silicone companies for support and tech companies employ ukrainians and ukrainian americans, we asked if the u.s. should be doing more? >> i am consistent where the president is but i want them to have as many weapon as possible to make the fight without intangling nato with russia into a war. >> reporter: leading the way to provide funds to help rebuild ukraine once the fighting stops. back to you. >>> we have a list of organizations helping ukraine at the top of our home page. kpix.com. >>> oil prices dipped below $100 a barrel for the first time this mont

general population you. my one of ukraine's representatives to the united nations has made an emotional appeal at the security council asking the international community to stop russia from killing ukrainians. civilians. mostly women and children have been effectively taken hostage. they are not allowed to leave and the humanitarian aid is not let in. if they tried to leave rations open, fire and kills them. they are running out of food out of food and water and they died. pollen says it's ready to deploy all its mig 29 fighter jets to the ramstein air base in germany, putting them at the disposal of the us. but the most been described as untenable by washington which says it raises serious concerns for the entire nato alliance. is president jo biden's also announced a ban on russian oil and gas imports. the u. k will also ban russian oil with plans to phase out the imports by the end of the year. and so far as please from the ukranian president vladimir zalinski to cut off moscow's energy exports, mcdonalds is temporarily closing its restaurants in russia, a stand against what it describes as the human suffering in ukraine. the fast food chain says that will contin

general assembly. the united states, britain, and eleven other members abstained. russia and china voted in favor of the resolution. to be adopted it needed support from nine of the 15 councilembers. >> if russia cared about the humanitarian situation, it would stop bombing children and end their siege tactics. but they haven't. >> russian ambassador vassily nebenzia said the members who abstained were politicizing the humanitarian issue. explaining china's yes vote, ambassador said his country was answering a call for the international community to attach high importance to the humanitarian situation in ukraine. >>> now, people who have stayed inside ukraine have many other things to worry about including their own survival. nhk world's spoke to a member of parliament about what life has been like over the past month and what more the international community can do to help. >> we all feel this exhaustion, i think everybody is feeling tid. i think i haven't slept more than three hours at a time since the first day o war, and you cannot really tnk about anything else but the war. you are like so focused on this one issue. week it is.now what day of the you only know what day

general population. and one of your friends representatives to the united nations made an emotional appeal at the security council, simply asking the international community to stop russia from killing ukrainians civilians. mostly women and children have been effectively taken hostage. they are not allowed to leave and the humanitarian aid is not let in. if they tried to leave russians open fire and kill them. they are running out of out of food and water and they die. poland has said it is ready to deploy all its mig 29 fine to jets, to the ramstein base in germany, putting them at the disposal of the us. the move though it's been described as untenable by washington, which says it raises serious concerns for the entire nato alliance. it needs consultation. and you, as president joe biden has announced a ban on russian oil and gas imports. the u. k will also ban russian oil with plans to phase out imports by the end of the year. the move follows pleased the ukrainian president means the lensky to cut off moscow, his energy exports. mcdonald this temporarily closing its restaurants in russia, a stand against what it describes as human suffering in ukraine. 30000 people

generations. people would be shocked if india voted to condemn russia and the united nations security council resolution, especially given the level of india, i would have been surprised. on the china front, let's keep in mind that before this invasion, we had this extraordinary statement of friendship, and it was on the strategic and military side. it was on the investment side. and it was on the diplomatic side when president putin went to beijing for the opening ceremony of the beijing olympics. since then the chinese have come out publicly and said that they recognize ukraine's territorial integrity, and are interested in potentially negotiating a cease fire between russia and ukraine, and they want to see fair coverage, and not supporting russia and ukraine. given where they were two weeks ago, i'm not saying they're with the united states, they're not, but it's a significant disappointment for the country that putin considered to be their most important friend on the global stage. >> so obviously you have this incredible, and this is an understatement, high stakes gamble for putin who clearly under estimated the ukrainian and w

council holding an emergency meeting to discuss the russian invasion of ukraine. the united states condemned russia for an attack on a nuclear power plant. russia denied the attack. during the session, the director generalthe international atomic energy agency said no reactors were damaged in the attack. currently, there are no safety concerns. this is one hour and 40 minutes.

russia and ukraine have failed to yield results. biden administration tapping top executives for advisory councils. united airlines american general motors bank ofca and other firms are joining. among top concerns are international travel restrictions which weighed down the industry over the past two years. >>> we have our own sleep routines but tell me about this new survey on how to have sweet dreams. >> yes indeed. if you are not tucked in before 10:00, cianara to sweet dreams. americans who go to bed at 9:39 p.m. on the dot have the best night's sleep. we need to go to bed earlier. two thirds said they need a comfy blanket and cool room. not eating before bed and being in a room with apparently a little light and i say two pillows are a must. >> i am right there with you. >> a fort. >> necessarily. thank you so much. i will see you again when the stock market opens coming up at 6:30. >> i am crazy about my sleep schedule. >> everything has to be just right and i am with her on the chill in the room under the covers. >> oh yeah. >> i can't wait to go to bed. >> we have hours to go. >> almost there. >>> 5:41 in the morning. a few more hours to

of the ukraine at the united nations told the general -- the security council that hundreds of ukrainian civilians have been killed, including children, mr. speaker. thousands of people are wounded as a result of russia's military aggression as vladimir putin continues to engage to perpetrate war crimes. this is a war without remorse, mr. speaker. more than 1,000 civilians have died. more than 1.5 million ukrainians have been displaced. causing a humanitarian crisis. mr. speaker, mr. putin, vladimir putin has engaged in war crimes. this isn't just putin's war on the ukraine. it's a rebuke of western values. it's a rebuke of democratic structures. it's a rebuke of the will of the people and basic human rights. it's a rebuke of law and order and peaceful coexistence. he has doubled down, mr. speaker, and has premeditatedly and illegally and immorally engaged in this war. but those on the front lines in the ukraine are relentless in their defense of democracy. it is our duty, mr. speaker, to support the ukraine to the best of our ability, to defend its freedom and sovereignty from putin's war. president zelensky's message is clear. he will defend ukrainian sovereignty and statehood to the very end, and am

of the united nations, though — the un, as you know, can do nothing because russia, as a permanent member of the security council, has the right of veto, and the former un deputy secretary, generals meanforthe un? a politically broken un back into the pre—1989 world of permanent gridlock in the security council on pretty much everything? this is an idea that's not going to fly, is it? firstly, you're absolutely right on the un. it is paralysed. why did you say you could do something through the un, then? let mejust finish. firstly, it absolutely needs a repair. 0ur rules—based order is in wobbly condition from right across the piece, even nato itself. we've become risk averse in utilising that. the eu has done well with sanctions, but ultimately consensus. likewise, with the un. the way you make the un work is you bypass the un security council and go via the un general assembly. you yourselfjust quoted a vote on that not long ago, and that is where you would go through, which means that russia's veto... the right to protect was under the general assembly. russia's veto would not count if all members of the un general assembly were then given a vote. that's how you avoid... mark

of the international community. mr. president, russia cannot veto the reality on the ground. let me hear and echo the words of the u.n. secretary general speaking after last friday's vote in the security council. the united nations was born out of war to end war. today that objective was not achieved. we must never give up. we must give peace another chance. dear colleagues, we, the representatives of 193 nations gathered here at this emergency special session of the u.n. general assembly, have a solemn duty to uphold the purpose and basic principles of the u.n. charter and international law. as we are about to take a vote on a draft resolution which is soon-to-be formally introduced. dear colleagues, soon each and every member of this honorable body will have a chance to declare where they stand on the u.n. charter and international law. and quite frankly on the most crucial matter of war and peace. excellencies, colleagues i'm , making a plea to each and every one of you representing here all u.n. member states. please vote for this resolution. vote with your conscience. vote for the end of blood shed and human suffering. vote for peace. vote for the u.n. charter and international law. vote for all the

russia is occupying the plant. in two hours, the united nations security council will hold an emergency meeting in the wake of that attack on a nuclear plant. this secretary-general an alliance, and google says it has suspended all advertising in russia, including display advertising, youtube, and search. >> the united nations has 1.2 million people already leaving ukraine. among them, dancing with the stars max. he is talking about his escape from the war in the ukraine. just over a week ago, the star posted this message to his one million instagram followers. >> it is pretty dire. i just want everyone to do something. anything. this was me trying to cry for help. i was screaming out. >> you can see much more in the exclusive interview. coming up at 7:00 on gma. >> gas prices continue to skyrocket across the country. they know average more than five dollars a gallon around the bay area. a life look at what is happening with the surgeon prices paid >> the white house blames higher prices solely on the russian war, but many insist that the biden administration's policies are also to blame. despite the surgeon prices, some lawmakers on both sides of the iron want e

the united nations has condemned the invasion, the security council initial vote was able to be vetoed by russia because it's a permanent member of the security council. but the general of russia. and that has really set the stage for an expansive campaign of sanctions, of moving forward with war crimes trials eventually, now there's investigations underway. the flow of arms toward ukraine to allow it to defend itself. so institutions have played a really important role in helping ukraine stand up its defense which has been remarkably successful. >> thank you. we appreciate your time as always. una hathaway, professor of international law at yale law school and a member of the advisory committee on international law for the department of state. we're looking at live pictures -- let's go back to a second. i'll tell you what was going on there. joe biden is at a stadium in warsaw, and what you were watching moments ago and you still might see in the background is world central kitchens. that's jose andres' group, and the president was just talking to him moments ago. you can recognize him because he's the guy that looks like me. he's got the same haircut. we'll keep di

council holding an emergency meeting to discuss the russian invasion of ukraine. the united states condemned russia for an attack on a nuclear power plant. russia denied the attack. during the session, the director general of the international atomic energy agency said no reactors were damaged in the attack. currently, there are no safety concerns. this is one hour and 40 minutes. amb. nusseibeh: good morning. the 8986th meeting of the security council is called to order. a provisional agenda for this meeting is from the permanent representative of ukraine's address to the security counsel. the agenda is adopted. in accordance with rule 37 of the council provisional rules of procedure, i invite the representative of ukraine to participate in this meeting. it is so decided. in accordance with rule 39 of the council provisional rules of procedure, i invite the following to participate in this meeting, rosemary dicarlo, the under secretary general for political and peace billing affairs, and rafael mariano grossi, the general of the international atomic energy agency, who is participating as you will see from the screen on an airplane, and we hope the connection will hold. it is so decided. the council wil