the actor, sam neill, has revealed he has been i neill, has revealed he has been diagnosed with whaturassic world filament last month. he has been having treatment for non—hodgkin's 1009 been having treatment for non—hodgkin's1009 but says he now feels positive about the future. scientists are in australia... this is the river trout with the bodies of fish. experts say flooding meant there was a greater area in which there was a greater area in which the fish could breed before the drought greatly reduced it and that meant this is just not enough oxygen in waterfor so many meant this is just not enough oxygen in water for so many fish to survive. now time for the with chris fawkes. we have seen some pretty heavy downpours across the uk today, with outbreaks of general rain in scotland and northern ireland. some brighter skies at times in england and wales, but also big shower clouds build and staff are shy. and look at this funnel cloud spotted over the skies of the west midlands. pretty close to becoming a full—blown tornado. that funnel cloud was from this line of showers working a

he has committed so many crimes and nobody has prosecuted him enough yet.ill look forward to seeing justice be done. mr trump's legal team say they have received no indication of their client's impending arrest, but he is facing legal battles on a number of other fronts as well. america 45th president could become the first one ever to be charged with a crime. earlier, i asked the president of west coast trial lawyers why this case could get donald trump into court. i think it is very likely because we're about new york law, and new york is unique and requires a criminal defendant the opportunity to appear and testify before a grandjury. of course, donald trump said no but that opportunity was provided, the last of all the witnesses that's going to be grand juried on monday. the leaks coming out of the office, i fully expect the manhattan district attorney to indict donald trump sometime this week. donald trump has previously admitted making this payment to stormy daniels, so what are his avenues of defence? i expect donald trump to pursue one of two defens

these promises has been a wally. it has been destroyed. so we have 7, the waves of enlightenment, of need, of closer and closer to our borders. m, do, it has come. absolutely. in the case of your green dots, our border and lose 6 percent of russia actually touches nato countries. russia has land borders with 14 countries. only 5 of those are nato members. where does this narrative of encirclement come from? who does it serve to continually insist that that is the case that that is the goal for the v in a 2 lines. know if your question is about whether it leads and the defense for can, is ation war aggression organization. right? know neither in the european union, it set blank, lots of flipping into ukraine. let you let, let's finish. this is an important but it's an important point. it's important, but it is not only ukraine and russia that are in conflict. and now we are in conflict with nater, since neither is providing a weapons for free to your green boarding, a lot of money to eat and you're getting in. and we know that a lot of our

and allah has been rejected by his family and has faced evictions. and a resolution to being gay were well rated by a mob of people who wanted to, you know, atlas van kill us. but when we called the police to our sisters, now we're that way instead arrested are subject to 1st and examinations. and at the end of a day would be comb suspects of kind of knowledge, agonies that would of nature even though we called the police for support to help us from involved that was going to the chest. the offer of the proposed law suggests the maximum punishment of up to 10 years imprisonment for homosexuals. he claims that this landmark bill has widespread support. if you went to my constituents, we did him in his body to ask that people were that the a with him you in this issue there were did you we are by know, impede because for me as far as this much as goes and this is one of the issues where i would direct delayed it presented the voices of the by the pleasant uganda already has laws criminalizing same sex acts dating back to british colonial rule. but acco

russia has used foreign agent law's it has used two shut down independent groups. this law has been proposed by a faction that broke away from the party but is essentially controlled by people's power and aligned with the former prime minister. the government play fast and loose and said the vote would not be held yesterday, then table the vote. politics are highly fractious. i large portion has boycotted over controversial measures, the government has the votes to get them through and engages in stage management to make it look like democratic processes are being followed. >> we know brussels is considering e.u. membership. how much would impede closer ties and for a potential membership? >> representatives have made clear it would jeopardize the european perspective. remember that georgia applied for candidate status in february along with ukraine and moldova. it was turned down for candidate status and given something of a substitute and given a list of things they would have to achieve before getting candidate status. that had separated them from other applican

, ha, ha, ha, ha, that falls the, our national jurisdiction, the high seas. this has implications for all of us all around the world. the treaty will now be studied by louis and translated into the un 6 official languages before being formally adopted, victoria gay to be al jazeera, the pan african, the film, and t v festival has been celebrating the continents movie industry, latino faces capital. we're going to go with a similar across africa going through a revival because hawk looks at the winners of a golden study. ash county is the dark tunisian thriller. it follows 2 police officers when from the old regime the other from after the revolution, both searching for the reasons behind a series of immolation. the film is this year's winner of the main prize of the pan african film and television festival held in brookings classes. capital walker duke . the jury recognized a powerful film that offered a settled critique of, can you just struggle after the arab spring? over $170.00 films and 11 categories were in competition among them, a moroccan movie, expl

he says russia has stockpiles of similar weaponry, but has stopped short of using it. well, meanwhile, ukraine's apparition nuclear power plant remains at risk. it's come under repeated shelling the you and nuclear watchdog chief is expected to assess the damage later this week. or russian st. media. meanwhile, as reporting and ukrainian drone loaded with explosives has injured 3 people. the explosion that happened in the center of the town of kerry exc, and rushes to the region and reportedly damaged 3 residential buildings in the town about 220 kilometers south of moscow. russia has previously reported drone attacks in several towns and cities. some of which are hundreds of kilometers from its border with ukraine. on the earthquakes that struck to kia and syria, an early february have claimed more than $50000.00 lives. now, nearly 2 months on some families are still searching for their relatives. as many as a 1300 bodies have not been identified, russell santa has moved from to kiera hut. i region. are you being a mom with him? a good taking the this has been no circ

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but washington has emphasized that the us is not planning to send such ammunition, although it has been downplaying concerns about what are the negative effects on people's health of the environment. depleted uranium ammunition are used for piercing armored vehicles and tanks has been known to release toxins. in the soil and effect the ground water. a britain has insisted that the uranium late and weaponry will not lead to a nuclear escalation. or senior russian official has opposed those claims saying, such ammunition is comparable to that of a dirty on. they can say able to sink, i accustomed to. yeah. and you know to hear the, the black is white and the white is black and it's normal. greg. then the light is more terrible. it's more reliable. it's nice to discuss this issue. it's really serious issue, but nobody on them i'm in the bas wants to sit and to discuss what the consequences said. we had an intervention in the forum for security cooperation here. mean, because it's very dangerous it's, it's a dirty kind of dirty bob and who had already seen the consequences of using this in

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it took hours of painstaking work to make their way through, to rescue her. ha, ha, ha, ha, ha ha. the 9 year old was finally removed but she died on her way to hospital when we have a v o to recovery. oh, oh ok, there was only a cell athena and was gonna play video. optical centers rate of kitriana had dia by sector, so the amended ino must get laid also that aided alarms on a lot of it was out of all on a horny, an electrical in hello. no hello. yeah. pony with their bare hands and without thermal imaging cameras to locate people. rescuer say they saved 2000 people trapped in the debris. but they believe they could have saved many more. i. we as good for help but the ward didn't respond to us. we don't know why we ought, we all know what we know that the united nation has, has the war, has the power to open. the gates has the power to call on the international rescue teams to come to us to help us in this difficult time. but no one responded to us, no one held with us. the search for the living was called off on day 5 in northwest syria. at a time when missing, survivors were sti

at the moment the sort of disruption has meant that the city has at a standstill.he political party from having rallies, which is the constitutional and democratic right. now the police, the police have been pulled back primarily because of the court intervention and also the fact that over the last 24 hours or so their ineptitude and their repression was on for public display so it became very challenging for the government to maintain this stance. but more poorly, we should not lose sight of the fact that this ongoing repression and attempts to arrest imran khan are of a long—standing issue in pakistani politics, which as to do with the militaries role in politics and picking favourites with it when these politicians become too good for their own good and the sense that they start showing their eyes to the military, they tried to be cut down size.— be cut down size. let's remind ourselves _ be cut down size. let's remind ourselves about _ be cut down size. let's remind ourselves about imuran - be cut down size. let's remind ourselves about imuran cons i be cut do

and because the ministry has, has announced, i mean they've given, written to be that my life was under threat. i mean, i had one assassination attempt. now there is a strong johnson, another one. so therefore there on one hand, the government says your life is under threat. secondly, they want me to a barondess. and in this particular court, which is a destro. so therefore it was only that one bedrooms, i missed and that led to those warrens. german chancellor laughed shoals is in tokyo for a trip aimed at strengthening economic ties with japan show. it has been meeting with japanese prime minister for me. ok, shita the pair discussed ways to strengthen economic security and reduce dependence on chinese rom, minerals, materials. rather, they also talked about the war in ukraine, dw, nina has a, is in tokyo, and she told us more about those talks. economic security is the headline for these very 1st german japanese intergovernmental consultations taking place in tokyo, where it will have shots. the german chancellor has brought 6 of his most important ministers to discuss bilateral issu

neel kashkari has also said the turmoil has increased the risk of a recession. what is he most concerned about? russell: basically he is concerned about a credit crunch and the risk a credit crunch could slow the economy. he is not saying there's any policy impacts at this point, it's still a month away from the next policy meeting, but he is concerned there could be a slowdown in bank lending that could reduce the need for more aggressive rate increases. interesting comments coming from kashkari, who has been quite an inflation hawk so far. market observers and participants are looking closely for comments by the likes of kashkari to see if there's any way the banking crisis will shift their outlook on interest rate policy going forward. we still got a month to go, and a lot could happen. everyone is hanging on every policymaker's words and there will be policymakers speaking this week. dani: if anything this sale shows how fast things can move, just two weeks after the f dic seized silicon valley bank. russell, thank you. silicon valley bank has been sold to f

in feel needs to be addressed. -- which has been a grey area.— has been a grey area. grey area. in terms of sport output. _ has been a grey area. in terms of sport output, this _ has been a grey area. in terms of sport output, this had _ has been a grey area. in terms of sport output, this had to - has been a grey area. in terms of sport output, this had to be - sport output, this had to be resolved quickly, didn't it? yes, the fa cup _ resolved quickly, didn't it? yes, the fa cup quarterfinals - resolved quickly, didn't it? yes, the fa cup quarterfinals are - resolved quickly, didn't it? 133 the fa cup quarterfinals are this weekend and the bbc has live coverage of it so it was crucial this issue was resolved in orderfor gary lineker to be able to present live coverage of much of the day of the fa cup quarterfinal so it will be a huge two relief to many that they resolution has been reached because just to remind viewers at the weekend the bbc football coverage was heavily disrupted with gary lineker taken off air for commenting on government asylum plan saying we st

disuse mine, wherein you illegal drug has taken hold. god has organized crime, gangs battle for control of this lucrative industry. huge that started been sold too often and, and bloodshed. the accordion wars on a just 0 on a recent february day in central park in new york city. you never have guessed it was right smack in the middle of winter. look around, people are dressed like it's spring or summer. wait, hold on. where is the snow ever seen new york in february like this? never a new reality, perhaps with new yorkers, 1st enjoying the warm weather, but now beginning to ask themselves, will it ever snow this year? because this isn't normal, they probably don't even need to be wearing this jacket right now because it's mid february and it's supposed to be cold. but it's not ah, one month since the devastating earthquakes in tech in syria, more than $50000.00 odd dead, and millions have been displaced. ah, hello moneys, are you the sound? is there a life and also coming up, a major fire destroys thousands of shelters and overhang a ref

has become the u. s. seems to think that it still lives in the well of the ninety's as well or to the u. s. has pretty much been running the world as you would a mafia style racket, you know, resorting to exactly the same techniques that matthew results to control. a city extortion, a bullying, blackmail violence, what it hasn't realized is that that world has changed. and now what used to be fed very powerful kingpin that controlled the entire city has now turned into an old, slightly seen our man that doesn't control much of the city. i am much of the world any more. in fact, controls only a few small neighborhoods in that city, namely, you know what the so called collective west. that's because now you have countries that have stood up that are standing up against the u. s. power. i will knows that the so called rules based order was always a u. s. or west based order that's clear to everyone now. and so, you know, it is idea that us still thinks that it can make the rules that it can make everyone els

the fact that this has been taken so seriously by an international criminal court that has brought tols from the balkans and africa and elsewhere, that, i think might well, that is not going to play very well for russia in countries that are wavering on the sidelines, not sure who to believe, moscow or washington. as we've mentioned, the news out of the icc has happened as china announces its president — xijinping — will visit russia next week — to hold talks with president putin. beijing and moscow say the two men will discuss strategic cooperation. beijing is currently promoting a plan it says can bring, a negotiated end, to the war in ukraine. however, china's neutrality has been questioned — as beijing continues to maintain close ties with moscow. the announcement for the state visit was made by the foreign ministry in beijing. translation: during his state visit to russia, - president xijinping will have an in—depth exchange of views with president putin on bilateral relations and major international and regional issues of common concern. china will uphold its objective and fair

what justification has people offered for expanding the way it has? what money? the bottom line money in the product. you know, you can look at this recent world cup in guitar, in terms of the football on the field, everything in the background. of course, there was a lot in the build up in terms of human rights, but the product on the pitch was outstanding. you know, it culminated with messy winning a world cup, you know, thrilling the football world. there was even morocco that was considered a dark horse. there's that side of that product electric. and then, you know, the revenue was coming in. and then when you look at the women's woke up in 2019 in france, you know, that was able to attract a global audience of more than 1000000000 viewers in, in the expansion, you know, in 2026. you know, more teams are going to be in the world cup in the u. s. a. mexico and canada host together in a more games as well. so more money and more money, more money. basically all of the member states will have a lot more money for forecasted particular this year 2023. i think th

they say that the israeli army has moved out of whole laura and there is a bit of calm that has been restored. but there's definitely very much a sense of calm for now. and the big question is, what kind of repercussions may people face in the city of who are israel's defense minister has called on prime minister benjamin netanyahu to hold the planned overhaul of the justice system. hundreds of thousands of israelis have been demonstrating against netanyahu's, proposed changes critic, so they will limit the supreme court powers and give the coalition government a launch roland, appointing judges. i mean, we were somewhat off only in recent days and weeks during conversations and discussions behind the scenes, i presented the security situation to various parties. i asked reason and said that at this time the process must be stopped so that we may sit and talk. but now i declare loudly and publicly for the sake of israel, security, for the sake of our sons and daughters, the legislative process should be stopped. for us president donald trump has used a campaign really in waco, texas

it has some way to go.erviewed by mps on the committee later this month. ultimately, interviewed by mps on the committee laterthis month. ultimately, he could be suspended from the commons and further still potentially lose his seat. , ., ., ., and further still potentially lose his seat. ., ., ., ~ and further still potentially lose his seat. , ., ., ., ., ~ , ., his seat. jonathan, thank you, jonathan blake _ his seat. jonathan, thank you, jonathan blake live _ his seat. jonathan, thank you, jonathan blake live at - his seat. jonathan, thank you, - jonathan blake live at westminster. the reality tv personality stephen behr has been sentenced to prison after sharing a private video of him having sex with his ex girlfriend george harrison. he sold the video for money. he denied voyeurism and two cans of... thejudge for money. he denied voyeurism and two cans of... the judge also issued him with a five year restraining order. —— two counts. the former england captain michael vaughan has begun giving evidence

has been distorted, the icture that this has been distorted, the picture here _ that this has been distortedd _ that this has been distorted, the picture here painted of - that this has been distorted, the picture here painted of him - that this has been distorted, the . picture here painted of him deciding not to test people going into care homes from the community, just those going into hospital, without giving the full context that that was given on the back of her national meetings when told there wasn't enough capacity or testing at the time in order to do that, and therefore he believed the more sensible conclusion to draw was to test those going from hospital into care homes. it did come up at pmqs brief in —— briefly after ben's report, and it came up in detail in an urgent question at commons later, and it was the care minister helen whatley who was responding to that. she was in the same job during the pandemic working with matt hancock, and she went into a bit more detail about what government policy was at this time. let's take a look at what she had to say. but for instance, the

the war has caused what the un has described as the world's worst humanitarian crisis. the world health organization is asking for nearly $400000000.00 to cover the immediate health needs of emily's zane. bas ravi has more shima was only 6 when she lost her leg injured in the early years of a war that's been fought for most of her young life. that is not the lab. as i said, i guess i was playing with a boy. and while we were walking the shell hit us, i didn't feel anything until the next day when i found myself in the hospital. i tried to reach for my leg, and i asked my father, where is my leg? he told me that i'd been injured, lynn. so i asked him, evelyn, sir, from to day onwards, i will live without a leg, but shame or was lucky. the child next door she had been playing with was killed. her father encouraged her to focus on what remained, not what was lost. aaliyah mud complains that age groups often overlook parts of yemen, but a little more, but some organizations do not include the syrian, the aid handle that on the residential part of the cities in the line of f

ah, to, or your brain has to win. and this war to russia has to be defeated, but not necessarily destroyed. so to say. and i think we are all still there with full understanding of what the goals of the, of the whole world are. and the, the fear that is still there are, some, are in some political levels from the russian federation being a nuclear power, i think, is also limiting the possibilities for the armed forces of ukraine to, to liberate our own territories. so i do know that every single war is finished with negotiations, but i think that it is in the interest of the whole continent and world that it is finished with negotiations after ukraine has liberated all its territory behind closed door info right now in the parliament is there a conversation happening about how the government might approach piece talks? now, there is no such conversation. at this point. you have to understand that we have already once surrendered and negotiated de century ago with the russian than russian empire or then russian federat

k. beijing has strongly opposed that move calling it's dangerous. malawi has declared a state of disaster after tropical cyclone freddie had the country for a 2nd time in less than 3 weeks. as many as a 136 people have died across malawi, madagascar, and mozambique minute was young women, holy mussel. so it was to bird in the night. but now that it is the time i can feel the loss, i have never seen something as terrible as this. my neighbor's house is all or gone . the family members are gone. they are missing. in some cases the father is alive, but the wife and the children are gone on with you that by you, what is listen, i'm helping to find the victims. i knew there were bodies that are still buried so far between 20 and 20. 5 bodies been recovered from the debris and ruined houses, like most of them of them very to the hospital with the all look dead. i think you as president biden has approved a multi $1000000000.00 oil drilling project and alaska climate activist compose the plan saying it undermines the administration's pledge to slow the effects of climate change. the project coul

your reaction to what has ha ened toda ? g ., ., happened today?_ happened today? my reaction to what has happened today - happened today? my reaction to what has happened today is - happened today? my reaction to what has happened today is that there's really not much new here about donald trump. we've already seen the number of cases where he violated, where he did things that were unprecedented in american history and he came through it just fine. history and he came through it 'ust fine. ,., ., ,, history and he came through it 'ust fine. ,, ., �*, history and he came through it “ustfine. ,, ., �*, ., just fine. goodness, that's a bit of a controversial- just fine. goodness, that's a bit of a controversial view, l just fine. goodness, that's a bit of a controversial view, i | bit of a controversial view, i suppose, given what we've heard tonight! let's take a step back, shall we? it is the first former us president who is to face criminal charges. in your time covering political history in the united states and the kinds of conversations i imag

what is your reaction to what has happened? i'm certainly not - has happened?ly not surprised. _ has happened? i'm certainly not surprised, the _ has happened? i'm certainly not surprised, the way _ has happened? i'm certainly not surprised, the way the - has happened? i'm certainly not surprised, the way the left - has happened? i'm certainly not surprised, the way the left in . has happened? i'm certainly notl surprised, the way the left in this country has gone after donald trump, but i'm disappointed. it makes the american people question the fairness of the justice system in our country. it hurts the process going forward to give a fair trial in a lot of cases. people are worried about the weaponisation of the doj against conservatives, and donald trump is the tip of the spear in that respect. donald trump is the tip of the spear in that respeet-_ in that respect. what about the other argument _ in that respect. what about the other argument that _ in that respect. what about the other argument that no - in that respect. what about the other argument that

wendy urquhart has the story.ge or going to the pub, you could just open a packet, sprinkle powder into a glass of water, spits it up a bit and chill with a glass of largo. the german brewery has invented a beer powder that tastes like the real thing and there are big plans for the future. translation: the special things that we actually manage to turn this beer powder into a currently alcohol free one—to—one normal monastery beer with the help of normal water. it tastes like a pilsner and late to it will taste like and late to it will taste like a macro beer. we want to make eventually everything in powder form. we want to complete beer taste but we want to add the carbon dioxide in powderform and the alcohol in powder form and the alcohol in powder form and of course, it's absolutely fascinating that we have succeeded the first time worldwide.— succeeded the first time worldwide. ,, , , ., , worldwide. step funds as it will be very _ worldwide. step funds as it will be very easy _ worldwide. step funds as it wil

not everyone has sympathy for you. do you feel that split and how dangerous do you think it might be? yes, we do feel the split where and i was naive and, and that is unfortunate though, also the results of our under representation, an hour and not enough work in those parts of the world and russia. serious financial and informational presence in there and with different leverages that russian russian federation could offer. but that is a continued effort from the soviet union times. and the yes, we are worried, but we are also trying to upscale our communication with those countries in the awe in the global south, and also our appreciative of the efforts that our hardness from the free world of trying to tool. so take in order to, to ensure that goods is backed by majority of the countries in the world. i like to talk a little bit about our ukraine's you ambitions. as we mentioned, you are the chair of the parliamentary committee on integration of ukraine in the european union ahead of an e u summit. last month on the

but certainly there is a sense that japan has upped its defense pennies has been this war is moving away from its more traditional kind of pacifist starts and has sent a lot of money to ukraine for rebuilding helped ukraine to. we kind of work. it's energy stems off till those russian attacks on the electricity grid here. but it has to be said that this is not a visit that is comparable to the one we've seen in moscow. japan just doesn't have the weapons in the weapons building capacity that even say south korea has that could really help ukraine. but i think it's become just kind of symptom of fat that this ukraine war is now so important globally that everyone feels need earlier or later to arrive here and key of to get on that training to meet flimsy lensky. yeah . the dividing lines right now. geopolitical the body lines becoming clearer and clearer in the grade. that is for sure. nicolai and heated i. nick, thank you. in brussels, nato secretary general un stoughton bag today called for more ambitious spending targets to ensure continued support for you. great. thornburg was present

he has no options. we're asking him to provide tangible solutions that can improve the lives of 2000000 people. already shot records. away from the protests. a group of mullins living in tunisia have been preparing to return back home. oh, they to have been targeted by president side. in a recent speech he blamed migrants for most of the countries crime. the result was quick and violent rights groups report a spike in vigilante attacks, including stabbings, against sub saharan africans. even for those with residents permits. it's becoming too risky to stay more the situation is become critical. it's my 4th year here to nicea, i'm doing my master's degree. but in the middle of the academic year, i decided to leave my studies behind and go home because i don't feel safe, excuse him. so pause, recurring tunisia was once considered the sole democratic success story to emerge from the arab spring. now with the president's ongoing crackdown, many tunisians feel their country is being ruled. i one man with an

nhs has provided?t took a long time for satisfaction levels to really start rising. it wasn't until they peaked in 2010 at 70% that we got to the high mark for satisfaction. since then, it's gone up and down a little bit until 2019 when there was a sharp deterioration which mirrors the longer waiting times people are experiencing. and this is the key, people say their biggest concerns are the waiting times and staff shortages. when they get to see staff and they get the treatment, they are very pleased with the quality of care. it's important to make that distinction isn't it and it also important to make a distinction between the satisfaction of the waiting times for example and the issue of public support for a national health service. indeed. this survey did ask respondents about do they still believe in the principles of the nhs, free at the point of use, and primarily funded through general taxation, and an overwhelming majority, more than eight in ten, supported those principles. but there was a

and he has no respect for frances institutions. they say little clinical financial sandy, we're waiting for the union to bring the country to a standstill. that's the only thing that will stop macross. we've had enough mcroy want him to go, he's not democratic with that. you see, when i go to the demonstrators all for the public safety data, teachers help work because it's collecting energy workers. so of course, that's of course a lot of disruption across the country. and they've been demonstrations like this in cities and towns across from your dbi me through. there are some jobs where you can't keep working until 64. we fired fighters are fired under broken. so our much the government and the president is we are angry and you must hear us all these demonstrators all gone with workers here in paris. they have been on strike now coordinated to reach robin hiding out in the city. the protests had been maybe peaceful the happy, some focus of violence, but all of this put pressure on president a manual, michael. he says the pension r

it has died down. however, course the west coast of india, those fierce thunderstorms remain, however, particular for the northern and north eastern areas. so a legacy of showers for the east coast, but we will see some pretty big bang as rolling into places like bangladesh. and they're pulled over the next few days that she weather update. ah, a thought takes on the big issues. this is the one off you said about a systemic issue here. crabs don't really matter in the police. unflinching questions is war with will wonder criminal, rigorous debris who are dying because of lack of treatment, challenging conventional with the fact that people are starting to get angry about this is in itself a sign program. join me more from on who for what out? 0. ah ah ah, you watching old is there a reminder of our top stories? the seller swiss banking john u. b. s. as buying troubles rival credit suisse for just have a $3000000000.00. the state backed deal. it's like the deal will assure up confidence in the global ba

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the banking sector has had multiple scares this past week. silicon valley bank has now filed for bankruptcy, while problems at credit suisse rattled, european markets. let's cross over to wall street and get an update from gabriel is on there. he's joining us from there. so how jittery do the market remain? gabriel? yeah well they're definitely opening up in the red, both the tao s and p both in the red down on early trading on friday. the nasdaq is the only thing that's gant got a bit of a little bit of a game so far as we're going through a pattern. now, it's a pattern that we've seen all week, and that continues to repeat itself every day. now it's what bank has failed to day . if a bank will fail today, what are the worries and then how will there be some sort of bailout or recovery effort for that bank, whether it was 1st republic, silicon valley bank, signature, bank credit suisse. we've seen this cycle now for a little over a week and that it's a continuing cycle that we're seeing now. in terms of 1st republic, they gained actually about 10 percent on thursday, after there was the an

nada tawfik has more details. the world's media has descended on lower manhattan.ews broke that donald trump might be arrested this week. the focus right now is on this building, the office of the manhattan district attorney. now, just a few steps away from here is where trump's aides and michael cohen, his former lawyer and current antagonist, have been testifying to a grand jury. if the da pulls the trigger and charges former president trump, his lawyers would likely negotiate a time for trump to turn himself in voluntarily. he would be formally booked, meaning he would be fingerprinted, have his mug shot taken, and be read his miranda rights, just like anyone else under arrest. but unlike a typical person, he will be escorted throughout the whole process by his secret service detail. a trial would ultimately take place at the manhattan criminal court, opening up what could be a long, drawn out legal battle that could last well into, if not past, the 2024 presidential campaign. the nypd are already working on security plans in case of protests, after donald trump

spent money and it has deprived this country of hosting the ostad shaban world cup, but it has been well received among muslim countries and within the islamic community of indonesia, and islamic resistance groups, including hamasa, have issued a statement to appreciate and praise this anti-zionist action. the next question, considering that international sports competitions have always been the biggest sports events in the world , with an audience of hundreds of millions and billions, in parallel with these executive issues, reza has always tried to give identity and legitimacy to the existence of qaim by participating in international competitions. ali should complete himself and introduce himself as a country that is accepted by the international community . the next issue regarding this issue is that it has arisen and the pleasant consequences of the consequences . please, we did not know about the consequences of the action . it seems that this action has important consequences for netanyahu's cabinet as well as for spreading this action as an effective model to other islamic c

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so far it looks like it has been a piece of cake for charles. ok, is there a man to ne breaking you story we have for you a manhattan that grand jury has voted to indict form a u. s. president donald trump following of tribe into hush money, i to a porn star ahead of the 2016 presidential election drop has called the indictment political persecution, vowing to fight it in colds. and of course we'll have more on that to route the next hours here on to help you stay tuned up next on dw business. steven beasley has the latest including us president george biden's, cold for tougher rules for mid sized bags. to prevent failures is more and a w dot com and on social media to at t w. i'm jarrett great in building. thank you for truth . what secrets lie behind these wall discover new adventures in 360 degrees and explore fascinating world heritage sites.

well, no, actually, not really because the f b i as, as, as has said for a while that, or has not said for a while. but this is just confirmation of the fact that the f m. from early in the early days of the pandemic. however, there are other u. s. intelligence agency, community groups, what market and on area. so there's still division within the u. s. government, and we're not really in a closed i think, defining an angle through genetic sequencing. one of the things that genetic sequencing has, for example, told us about the virus is that it, it wasn't genetically engineered solid particular virus to other viruses within the group. we know that they could, if they occur in baths winner that through genetic sequencing. and we can also pinpoint the location of it's near as well as now the number of institutes working with potentially dangerous pathogens is increasing. we know that what safeguards are in place to regulate their activities in these kind of institutes that deal with dangerous dangerous pathogens. there are really no international conventions there. there. think conventio

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but whathe battle for bakhmut has done, is it has thrown those divisions into sharp relief.rticular, now, over the question of ammunition. he is vocal in saying he does not have enough. he uses that phrase "ammunition hunger" for his troops in bakhmut. he is making clear warnings. he ss that he does not get enough ammunition, there is a risk there might have to be retreats by russian forces that potentially, the front in that area is at risk. this in part is not just a reflection of the fact that there might be some ammunition that is not reaching that part of the russian front line, that there are problems with supply chain. it also reflects the fact that for him and the group, their reputation is at stake. . they have invested a huge amount in winning this battle. if they do not, that is a huge loss of face and reputation, which is why they are concerned. so far, the russian defense ministry has made no comment. it might just be that they are tolerating these complaints because the group has thrown thousands of convicts, soldiers who have been recruited from russia's priso

so fact, which was promptly dismantled and you know, chide china has, has come to moscow with a potential piece proposal for the conflict in ukraine. a john kirby of the us national security council. formerly of the u. s. state department, john kirby saying washington is not interested about a possible sees foreign ukraine, particularly if it's mediated by china. alex, why would washington be against ending the conflict? we've seen the collapse of their financial system over the last couple of weeks here. that truly shows you the power that washington really has nowadays, which is not much they're used to ripping up agreements. they're in to that apparently, and they're up to really no good on the international world wide, i would say diplomacy levels while the u. s. is scrambling book, all china is now gain partners one by one with their belt road initiative and through the belt road initiative, investing in other countries. they are once again building a relationship. that is what the world is up against. and i think it's, it's quite challenging for the us. he make a very good point ale

you can't even compare what has been paid to the many people during 8 years of all, to what has been paid to the ukrainian during the conflict. we had only the clumps of what the westerns all pain to help other countries. this is a conflict that's been created and has been exacerbated and continued by the u. s. government, not just with a drone killings and not just with the weapons to saudi arabia, but also through u. s. participation in the war. candidate biden was going to end the war and the weapons supplies and treat saudi arabia as a parias state. now it's now it's almost, you know, an act of betrayal to the democratic party to remember that as so, you know, we, we have a great deal to look for in terms of, of, of humanitarianism i and the united states is not the leading supplier of humanitarian aid to the world. despite the u. s. praising it's 80 yemen. humanitarian organizations are sounding the alarm over. what they say is the under funding of charity programs in the country, the u. n. has fallen short by around 3 quarters of its $4000000000.00 target for donations this yea

has come into the a limelight. i was gonna sing who attended this rally last month is now on the run . with security operation stepped up, thousands of paramilitary soldiers have been deployed to the state, which is majority c. so far, dozens of people have been arrested. some seek leaders say many people in punjab may still know very little about. i'm really paul singh. but his message has started resonating blog, good nod one. again, the government is not providing enough employment opportunities, these unemployed youth have to go somewhere. thus they started supporting him plus you. meanwhile, it's not just security officials who are growing more concerned. the government has suspended mobile internet services in some regions. that means customers that fuel stations like this can only pay with cash business, mcgovern, or seller. all business establishments have seen a sales have. common people have also been affected to love. some have had to borrow money since the atm and debit cards aren't functioning wrong. w

that has been the air force has been a deciding factor to a certain extent. as a mere mazama has tried to crush oppression to the military coup you just mentioned . of course they faced very little challenge from the rebels who had defying the government. but i think the fact that the international media has been invited this year is also significant. we've seen a little more engagement the previous things, particularly since the q, when mamma was pretty much closed up for 2 years. i think sanctions are starting to bite. they feel oh, that is out there is tony chang reporting there from that neighbor door. the connection is a little bit unstable, but her out 0 has been granted rare access inside me and my since that coup in 2021. going to be hearing much more from tony in the coming hours where they're expected to be an event, a military parade there in the capital neighbor door in other stores are following you as president joe biden is declared to state emergency from mississippi in the wake of deadly storms and tornadoes. federal funding has been made avai