we are delighted to have helen joining us live via zoom. helen: thank you so much for having me. dan: this is a topic that fascinates me and has for a long time, the idea of picking yourself up by your bootstraps and creating opportunities and making something often out of nothing. that's what you did. tell me just very quickly about your journey and how much it means to you, how difficult it was to get to the moment you are today. helen: it was definitely really difficult at first. you almost feel like, how can i ever be successful if i start from nothing, coming here with no money, not knowing anybody, all by myself. coming to an area with the new culture, even new language. but really through perseverance and just continuing to immerse myself with the culture and everyone else, and along the way relying on people who were willing to help me out. i think that's how i found on footing and also my home here. dan: you have done incredible things in your life and now you're doing something that really can empower other women and help change their lives. why specifically the real es

helen catt, thank you for keeping _ individuals.. helen catt, thank you for keeping us up-to-date - individuals. helen catt, thank you for keeping us up-to-date on - individuals. helen catt, thank you for keeping us up-to-date on the| for keeping us up—to—date on the latest news on that story. one of the biggest challenges in overcoming this crisis has been europe's dependence on russian energy. in the uk, the british prime minister met with leaders of the offshore oil and gas industry to discuss boosting the uk's supply. britain has set it will phase out imports of russian gas and oil, including a ban on oil by the end of the year. 0ur science editor, rebecca morelle, has been looking at how reliant european nations are on russia for energy, and where they might find alternatives. gas is one of russia's most strategic assets, but it's becoming one of europe's biggest headaches. as the war in ukraine forces an overhaul of our energy supply, there could also be consequences for climate change. we can actually use this as a huge wake—

and i certainly had never heard of helen. i said, who is this extraordinary self-possessed young woman, not only to stand up to hemingway but to be in that situation in the first place. and that's what got me going. >> then there was clare hollingworth, who was british. she was pretty extraordinary. she had only been a journalist for a week before she was sent to poland in late august 1939. and when she managed to scoop first that germany had absolutely every intention of invading poland despite the fact that the british and the french were trying to negotiate and hope for peace, and secondly actually she was there also on the day that germany did invade. and as the planes roared overhead and the tanks were rumbling, she rang up the british embassy in warsaw who were saying, no, no, the invasion can't have begun because we're still at the negotiating table. she put the telephone receiver outside her window and said, well, listen to this. >> right, right. i beg to differ. then martha gellhorn, famously went with hemingway to m

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to come to terms with it to immerse myself that period and when i first came across one of my women helen kirkpatrick almost the least. well known of them. i was so impressed by her as one of these few female journalists who'd actually made their way to the front lines of the second world war. that i wanted to find out if there were more of her and once i found out that yes, there was this. small group of incredibly valiant women who'd battled against all the army regulations that were trying to keep them away from the battle zones. once i really said all found their own ways to the war and had risen heroically about battles civilians, you know all the aspects of war. i knew this was a book. i wanted to write. oh, yeah, absolutely. it's just like i said, it's inspiring and it reads kind of like you almost see it like a movie playing out, you know that this scenes are so vivid and and you can picture it. so tell me how you ran across these six women because they're not names that you would just know about weirdly. i was out in paris doing an assignment as a dance project interviewing the c

because it had this fantastic anecdote about helen. she'd been among the very first allied journalist to be allowed into paris after it was liberated in august, 1944. and she had been invited the next day to lunch at the ritz by earnest hemingway. and it was, you know, very big boozy occasion, there were about six journalist there and hemingway was all full of, you know, basically he had liberated paris themself. and wine in brandi was being brought out from the writ sellers that they've managed to hide from the nazis. and it was, you know, fantastic and everybody's war stories we're getting stronger and more preposterous as the lunch went on. but at a certain point, helen said, you know, basically sorry guys, been wonderful but there are still news outside in the streets that i need to report. and hemingway was, are you crazy, sit back down, you'll never again be able to say that you lunching with hemingway at the ritz the day after paris was liberated. and she got up to leave. and the result of her going, actually, she found a story

helene, that brings me to vice president harris. she is in poland and in the middle of this debate about a no-fly zone and whether jets can be provided to ukraine. let me play what john kirby said yesterday. >> at this time, we believe the provisional of additional fighter aircraft provides little increased capabilities at high risk. we also believe that there are alternative options that are much better suited to support the ukrainian military in their fight against russia. >> it seems, helene, that's a shift, not that this could trigger world war iii but it essentially wouldn't make a difference. what do you make of what we're hearing in terms of messaging on this? there's a lot of pressure on the biden administration to do something more. >> hi. thanks for having me, chris. the pentagon has been adamant from the start that this is for days now that they do not see the point of in the words of the pentagon these mig requests for poland, in part because pentagon officials say ukraine isn't really taking the battle to the skies anyw

have to be an alliance decision, and that's what they're talking about now in brussels. >> gabe, as helene was talking about all the contingency plans and observations and such, we were seeing these extraordinarily difficult images of mariupol virtually destroyed. civilians, gabe, where you are on the ground in this country paying the price for this conflict. what are you seeing? >> reporter: that's right, jose. as you mentioned earlier, the ukrainian military making significant gains in and around kyiv, fighting back against the russian troops there. also in the eastern and southern part of the country they have destroyed a russian supply ship, ukrainian authorities say, and also set fire to the major ukrainian port that's under russian control at this point. right now some of the heaviest fighting remains in the besieged city of mariupol which has about 100,000 people still in there. ukrainian authorities say thousands of people have been killed. just this morning, jose, we spoke with a family from mariupol that was in lviv catching a bus to the czech republic. they say they barely escap

also joining us, helene cooper, "new york times" correspondent and msnbc contributor., helene, and you cover the pentagon. you cover and understand wars. you broke the story about the u.s. intelligence agencies pushing out precisely what they understood putin's intentions to be. it feels like if there was part of this story that was opaque to the world, it was this part of it. it was zelenskyy's steeliness and it was the ukrainian people's willingness to die before they hand over their country to vladimir putin. >> hi, nicole. thank you for having me. you're quite right, and i think in particular, after what happened last summer in afghanistan, that may have colored some american officials' expectations in the weeks leading up to it, to this -- to russia's invasion of ukraine, there was always a question mark. american officials said we expect them to fight, but who knows? this is a big powerful military. what we've seen, i think, has stunned the world. the steel that we've seen from both volodymyr zelenskyy but also the ukrainian military and the ukrainian people, i t

on the other side i had susan and helen and nobody watched it more interesting than helen. behind us were the wives of the cabinet members and the wives of the supreme court. also as our guests were hobart taylor and jay taylor. then came the senate. then came, i think next comes the core. then the cabinet and the court occupying the front rows. he said the president of the united states. in walked lyndon flanked by old friends of long standing. went up to the podium right in front of the speaker. a charming, lively face for 85. rather humorous but i wonder how many people in chamber were struck with it that there's a dramatic something there that says take care. my favorite line was about the first. i will be brief for our time is necessarily short and our agenda is already long. the line it cobe done by this summer. i want it done so the house and the senate will look better to nation as much as i want it to be done for lyndon's good. the most important thing is where he said this administration, here and now, declares unconditional war on poverty in america. i ask this c

helen whately, treasury minister, i to skills which is crucial. helen .ho's been here for over 70 years and he was saying the cost of living has never felt so severe for him. how do people feel now? let's speak to kirsty, you run a ladies clothing store here, and diane, you arejoining us again. you own a local haulage business. kirsty, what do you think? 50 own a local haulage business. kirsty, what do you think? so the national insurance _ kirsty, what do you think? so the national insurance is _ kirsty, what do you think? so the national insurance is a _ kirsty, what do you think? so the national insurance is a little - kirsty, what do you think? so the national insurance is a little bit i national insurance is a little bit of help— national insurance is a little bit of help to _ national insurance is a little bit of help to me, it means i don't have to worry— of help to me, it means i don't have to worry about earning so much so fast so _ to worry about earning so much so fast so that— to worry about earning so much so fast so that gives me a bit more

judith moritz in st helens, thank you.without notice. many were told via a pre—recorded video message. ministers will then consider whether the company broke the law by failing to follow clear rules on making people redundant. our transport correspondent, katy austin, joins me now. what exactly has the company been asked to explain? on friday the business secretary wrote to the chief executive of p&o ferries, he said the insolvency service was looking into whether rules had to had been followed by employers had to give advance notice is planning to make large members of staff redundant. —— large numbers of staff. failing to notify as a criminal offence which can result in an unlimited fine. a business secretary asked p&o to address ten specific questions including what other options were continued, where the fired staff were working, whether ships were registered, detailed event contracts and whether any one major gendered has been offered similar roles under different terms and conditions. i understand it is the intention

joining me now helene cooper and peter baker.nger is always there. you were in chechnya, i believe. this comes as a shock. i want to read for you something that was said at the united nations by the ambassador. we regret any people who die in conflict but i want to make two points first he wasn't a journalist said the u.n. ambassador from russia, there's information circulating that the other part of his actions were not actually journalistic activity, it's film making and that's open access, that's information. i just want to put that on the record. >> yeah. >> a media critic, the u.n. ambassador from russia. >> i never had the great honor of meeting brent renaud, but he made a point of his courageous work long before ukraine. i think the sad thing here is he's the first foreign journalist to die in this conflict but if history teaches us anything, he will not be the last. of course, he's a journalist, film making is a form of journalism, it's bringing home truth to the world. truth the russians clearly don't want to have out th

helene, good morning to you.debate about what ukraine wants from nato and the west and what the west is prepared to do. we've seen a week that has been largely lost on debates and disagreements about how to handle things. we know there's more heavy military weaponry going into ukraine and this morning the russian deputy defense -- deputy foreign minister said russia will regard those military convoys as legitimate targets. where does all of this come together for you in terms of where we are? >> well, hi, ali, thank you for having me. it's been -- it continues to shock and confound endless military analysts on both sides of the atlantic that the russian military officials have not managed to put this military fight to bed. and you captured some of the reasons why very well in your last segment. this week was really weird. the whole mig fight we just saw, the whole mig debate we just saw play out is sort of seems a little bit surreal at least from the pentagon point of view because you mentioned earlier the biden

helen: turkey is an interesting case.hat emmanuel macron was talking about when he said nato was brain-dead was turkey. macron came close to singing 2019 that he did not think turkey should be in nato. turkey has shown its indispensability in nato in dealing with the present crisis because it has been a bubble. russian warships -- it has been able to stop russian warships and providing military drones to ukraine. the idea turkey can be distanced with -- can be dispensed with in nato is another illusion that is shattered. guy: energy has always been important to geopolitics and foundational in terms the line is drawn. is that the way the world will break up? will we break up along the lines of europe, the west, we have energy policy within that group, and then we have russia and china and india on the others. is that the direction of travel? is that how globalization is going to fragment? helen: anyway, yes. the complicated question is the middle east. at the moment we have seen that the saudi's do not want to break with t

i want to bring in helene as promised. you're back from poland. your thoughts on both what we heard about the air force and the situation in general. >> hi, ari. thanks for having me. it's been getting increasingly intense, i think, both on ukraine border, ukraine's border, but particularly within ukraine as well on the border we were with troops who are doing a lot of the weapons transfers, the javelins that nato and the west, the united states, the stingers, the anti-tank missiles, the anti-aircraft missiles that nato and the united states have been trying to get to the ukrainian military. it was really interesting to see those transfers ongoing, but the state of the war right now inside ukraine is so interesting. weeks ago, when the biden administration was saying that it looked very much like vladimir putin was going for a wholesale invasion of ukraine, the expectation at the time was that within half a day, one senior biden official told me, kharkiv would fall. kharkiv is still standing. i mean, it's battered, and it's bloody, but it's still

"new york times" pentagon correspondent helene cooper, and barry mccaffery.out of the pentagon about what russia is doing in ukraine? >> hi, jose. thanks for having me. the pentagon is presenting this now as it's so much a case of smoke and mirrors coming out of russia. what the pentagon believes russia is doing is quite different from what russia says it's doing. for instance, russian diplomats at peace talks with the ukrainians said they would cut back on attacks on kyiv, to allow the diplomatic process to continue. what the pentagon thinking is happening is russia putting the best face it possibly can on the fact that they're not -- their troops have been unable to move into kyiv. they've been stopped for four weeks now, and even 50 kilometers to the north of kyiv, even pushed back to where they're now 30 kilometers to the north of kyiv. so instead of admitting that the ground game is not going the way the russian military may have expected, they're saying we're actually just pulling back voluntarily. they're pulling back because they've been pushed back.

but on the other side, i had susan and helen, and nobody watched it with more interest than helen. behind us were the wives of the cabinet members and the wife of the supreme court. and also as our guests, were hobart taylor and jay taylor, and i noticed, tucked away on the [inaudible] step and the last little square inch was when you marcus, young and eager and ready to grab life by the fall like. i'm glad she made it inside the door. the committee room below began to fill up with the pomp and display that always takes place on these occasions. how many times i've seen it. the house was in its seat, then with a loud announcement from fishbait miller, in came the senate. then came the -- i think next comes the diplomatic corps, getting bigger all the time, and how they all finally found room for them all, i don't know. and then the cabinet and the court, occupying the front rows. and it is and in his most pontificate voice, fishbait miller -- and how could there ever be a replacement fishbait for four -- rows and said, the president of the united states! and in walked lyndon, flank

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but then helen went from no to know.h freestyle libre 2, now she knows what activity helps lower her glucose. and can see what works best for her. take the mystery out of your glucose levels, and lower your a1c. now you know. freestyle libre 2. now covered by medicare for those who qualify. freestyle libre 2. london breed has introduced legislation to make part of jfk drive in golden gate park car free forever. a 3 mile stretch of the road between lincoln way and keys are drive has been closed since the early days of the pandemic to make outdoor and socially distant recreation a lot easier. 3 city supervisors are co-sponsoring the legislation, a pedestrian advocacy groups, kids safe as staff and walk. s f applaud the measure. the proposal also faces some strong opposition, the full board of supervisors is expected to vote on the legislation as soon as next month. >> well, we all did this past weekend springing forward changing our clocks twice a year. we adjust for daylight saving. many say it is long overdue to do away

he, as the helene knew, jacqueline walker is a very good person. he monica, this is what arsie they meant at the polish ukrainian boda. marco picked them up and brought them to berlin to wrestling friends, sasha, and anya came later with the train. they've also been accommodated by club members of the berlin wild cats. yet the tough is boosted, just as i was actually afraid that we would meet some very traumatized people. and though it's now the case that trauma can occur much later on, but also does not right now. i feel like they're very stable off. it was also clear that they wanted to go straight into training after their arrival and zest. tiana for sure of valve. all of thought o'clock that is a fort laughter, unquote, to the others arriving relatively late last night or not. but they still wanted to go to the training hall and wanted to meet all the other wrestlers i was you bought . and i think that's a good sign. lessons is not. but with competitive athletes. what else are they supposed to do when they're not training in the cloud lessons?

but then helen went from no to know.eestyle libre 2, now she knows what activity helps lower her glucose. and can see what works best for her. take the mystery out of your glucose levels, and lower your a1c. now you know. freestyle libre 2. now covered by medicare for those who qualify. >> now the latest on the war in ukraine. this is new video in a school. it kiev in central ukraine. it was severely damaged after that city was hit by a russian rocket. and according to reports that rocket attack killed, 2 people injured. 3 others. ukraine's state emergency services 2000 ukrainian civilians have now been killed since the beginning of the invasion. and today the united nations approved a resolution demanding that russia stop the war in ukraine. >> and withdraw all troops kron four's washington correspondent reshad hudson joins us now live with reaction from the united states. good evening. were shot. >> hey, good evening. president biden continued us tough words for russia today as he vowed to make president couldn't pay a

saint helene at 72 degrees. now, this difference compared to yesterday is pretty noticeable. fairfield, you're 21 degrees warmer than you were at the same point yesterday. and part of the reason for that says. not just a warmer air mass in place well, mixed layer going on here, fairfield 60 mile per hour winds. that helps at the end coupling of that cooler layer at the surface. so you have some pretty warm temperatures to kick off this tuesday morning from a mild start to a really warm afternoon highs for some of our inland areas all the way into the mid 80's coastal in bayside areas closer to the mid 70's to low 80's. i'll be tracking all these numbers talking about any changes in to come, reyna. john, thank you for that, right. let's get a look at your traffic today traveling from the east bay into the city. >> about 10 minutes for your drive. there. san mateo bridge and across towards the peninsula. 13 minutes as you're traveling. let's get a look at the richmond. sandra fell bridge about a 9 minute drive and we're at the limit along the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls

but then helen went from no to know. now she knows what activity helps lower her glucose. and can see what works best for her. take the mystery out of your glucose levels, and lower your a1c. now you know. freestyle libre 2. now covered by medicare for those who qualify. freestyle libre 2. people were found dead inside a san francisco apartment over the weekend. it was a suspected drug overdose. >> and the 2 men and one woman have now been identified by the city examiner's office says 34 year-old stephanie's orman. 37 year-old ivan vagner and 30 year-old coy boy. >> of course, rob nesbitt spoke to a local expert on harm reduction. he joins us now live in the newsroom with what they had to say about the deaths and the most common causes of accidental drug overdoses. rob vicky, when the 3 bodies were discovered sunday morning on 19th street in the mission neighborhood of san francisco city supervisor was told that the victims may have consumed cocaine. >> laced with a dangerous drug fentanyl. each month the city puts out a

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helene cooper is reporter at "the new york times" and msnbc political analyst.to give you a shot of the border in medyka, poland. more than 2 million ukrainians have fled to poland since russia invaded three weeks ago. this is a live shot of ukrainians who are coming into poland. you can see a woman with a shopping cart. two shopping carts and people are coming with all of the belongings that they can carry. the united states and other nato countries continue to pledge assistance to ukraine, but tunnelly funneling those weapons into ukraine is a far from simple and safe task. we'll talk about that next on "velshi" live from budapest, hungary. from budapest, hungary. you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. ♪ i'm gonna earn 3% on dining including takeout with chase freedom unlimited. that's a lot of cash back. are you gonna stop me? uh-oh... i'm almost there... too late! boom! earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. to run a growing business, is to be on a journey. and along the

i agree with helene, i think we would be in an extraordinarily different position.an people would be what it is now if trump were still in office, and i think that's something the party is still wrestling with individually all the way down the ballot. >> what trump said about ukraine, they're all bad people there and they're trying to take me down. he was never sympathetic to the ukranian cause and even when he was president, he had to be bullied into it by the republicans. >> thank you, guys. thank you all for being with us. we'll be back next week and we won't have any time changes, because if it's sunday, it's "meet the press." nbc sports, ho olympic games, the premier league, indy car, the pga and primetime's number one show, "sunday night football" only on nbc. >>> beijing, china for the past nine days has bee host of the 2022 paralympic winter games and on the ice a few stars in sled hockey led team u.s.a. to a fourth straight gold declan farmer an

thank you very much, yunus, live in st helens thisl much, yunus, live in st helens this morning.oud this morning in london, this will break, the sound will be out at the temperatures will soar. all of us have some warm sunshine today, the chart of a few showers. a few showers in northern, central and south—western england will fade this morning, and patchy fog across parts of scotland but most are seeing some sunshine. has favour the cloud develops through the day, we could see the art shower coming through across the midlands and southern scotland. the showers will be the exception rather than the rule. temperatures ranging from eight in the north to highs of 19 in the south—east. average temperatures at this time of year are ten in the north to 13 in the south. through the big and overnight, the showers will fade, we will cease and patchy mist and fog form, especially around the vale of york and the tay valley. a chilly night in rural areas with temperatures freezing, so they could be a touch of frost, but for cities, the temperature is will hold up. the mist and fog could ling

thank you, helen. hello, i'mjane dougall with your latest sports news.as agreed to postpone the world cup qualifier match between scotland and ukraine. it was scheduled for 24th march at hampden, but following russia's invasion of ukraine that has been made impossible. 15 players in ukraine's last squad came from teams competing in the country's domestic league, which has been paused for at least a month. the scottish fa offered their support as talks between the two nations and fifa took place over moving the match, which is now likely to be held injune, along with the play—off final. the winner of ukraine or scotland will face either wales or austria for a place at the world cup. fifa has also said that any foreign players currently competing in russia can temporarily suspend their contracts and leave the country without any reprecussions. the announcement will affect players like former chelsea midfielder victor moses, who plays for spartak moscow. they were the last russian team left in european club competition before russian teams were excluded. al

i agree with helene, i think we would be in an extraordinarily different position.ranian people would be what it is now if trump were still in office, and i think that's something the party is still wrestling with individually all the way down the ballot. >> what trump said about ukraine, they're all bad people there and they're trying to take me down. he was never sympathetic to the ukranian cause and even when he was president, he had to be bullied into it by the republicans. >> thank you, guys. thank you all for being with us. we'll be back next week and we won't have any time changes, because if it's sunday, it's "meet the press." >>> good morning >>on they? three u.s. officialsa has asked military equipment and other support. we are live in beijing with the latest >>> ukrainians staying behind amid increased russian military strikes. we'll hear directly from the people trying to survive hour to hour >>> the goat is back

i think it's time for selina gantry is helena alliance. helene, i think this responses to lina. i'm this is not the same. i'm sorry to interrupt you, elena. we are starting to run out of time. um, i need to ask alexi a question here. alexi, you talked about the feasibility perhaps of a, of a limited fly zone. i want to ask you about how difficult it would be to achieve an expansive no fly zone o throughout the whole of ukraine. well, as i am coming back to the point that the erased early festival, it would be difficult logistical. it's just the sheer operational range, need a crowd would require a different, a different sort of proposition, a blind, for example, seaborne and s. as in the, in the black sea, it would be impossible given that durations and that the racial activity of the russian blacks lead on the fact that the russians effectively control the entire lexi maritime theater. are trying to neutralize russian defensive voice in russia will automatically be treated by moscow as the declaration of war on russia and in the, in the current circumstances. given the fact tha

officers were called here to this estate in the black brook area of st helens, just before 4 pm yesterdayal but sadly died as a result of her injuries. the dog was handed into police and officers say it was humanely destroyed. so far, officers have spoken to a number of people here and carried out house—to—house inquiries, had a look at cctv footage, but they are trying to establish the history of the dog, they say it was only bought last week by the family. they want to trace its previous owners. the family are said to be absolutely devastated by what has happened and police say their thoughts are very much with the family at this time. what will happen next is tests will be carried out on the dog to determine its breed and whether that breed is legal or illegal under the dangerous dogs act. as the uk celebrates queen elizabeth's platinumjubilee this year, we're marking the occasion by speaking to others who are toasting 70 years of something special. cyril and muriel sansom met at the end of the second world war and today is their 70th wedding anniversary. john maguire went to meet them

and it did not go well for helen. this airline now defunct was called central air. and and by rule, it's central air. you had to be a union pilot in order to fly. but the all men in that union would not admit her. so helen, ritchie is hired at central air. to do a job. because she's good at doing a job. and then told she can't do that job. and after about 10 months she quit. because she wasn't doing anything. and as a as a journalist and as an author as a historian, you're always asking yourself questions. and one of the questions i had when i learned the story of helen ritchie was when was the next woman hired as a pilot at an airline? and i was stunned to learn that it would be 39 more years. 1973 until women were hired at an airline again. that summer 1973 frontier air hired a woman. it was still a very small regional airline at that time. and american airlines hired this woman. she was 24 years old. and from florida a pilot's daughter. she had been struggling for years to get hired at any kind of flying outfit cargo or passenger. and she had failed. some airline

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over to westminster now and our political correspondent, helen catt.ukrainian refugees and the home secretary has been under real pressure on this issue. yes, she has, from mps from all parties actually come under pressure to make the process easier for people who are fleeing ukraine. the government has been insistent it needs to carry out biometric checks on people coming in for security reasons. the home secretary has said today she has had new advice from security services that for many people the checks can be done here in the uk once they have arrived and the application system can go fully online. here is what she told the commons earlier. from tuesday, i can announce that ukrainians with passports will no longer need to go to a visa application centre to give their biometrics before they come to the uk. instead, once their application has been considered and appropriate checks completed, they will receive direct notification that they are eligible for the scheme and can come to the uk. in short, ukrainians with passports will be able to get perm

studio: thank you very much, helen catt.he winter paralympics is under way in beijing. the build up to the games has been dominated by the war in ukraine. athletes from russia and belarus have been barred because of the invasion. our sports correspondent laura scott watched the opening. a new paralympics begins, helping to promote the positive power of sport and the strength and resilience of para—athletes, but eight years since the winter paralympics in sochi began under the cloud of russia's invasion of crimea, these beijing games open and made another crisis, the russian invasion of ukraine. more than 600 athletes will compete on the snow and ice. the eight gold medals, but as many paraded in the birds nest today, there were none from russia or belarus as they were banned from the games, punished for their government's actions. moscow described the decision is monstrous but it is one which, despite their efforts, they cannot challenge. against all the odds, the full ukrainian team have made it to beijing. their coach tell

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and some have tried to influence putin wooden. helen superman, was that a henderson, our hands are tied militarily. but what we're doing now at least sends a signal and they hope many other countries around the world will do the same. for many also criticize germany for co financing the worn ukraine threats reliance on russian oil and gas. yeah, i think my most of my, i think we have to be ready to freeze a little gas and oil have to be when down on doug fund and just thought it was a mistake to create so much dependence in the past instead of hybrid yourself. i think it's justified to make your own contribution by lowering temperatures and therefore consuming less gas. i'm promoted with your purchase like this has been held in several cities across germany since the war began 3 weeks ago . while the winter paralympics have drawn to a close and beijing with ukraine grabbing more gold on the final day of competition, they finish 25 seconds ahead of france and the open cross country skiing relay. despite the turmoil back home, ukraine ended their most successful winter paralympics with 11

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and somehow try to influence putin would in helen superman that a henderson our hands are tied militarily. but what we're doing now at least sends a signal, and i hope many other countries around the world will do the same as with many, also criticized germany for co financing the worn ukraine threats reliance on russian oil and gas. i think in my most of my, i think we have to be ready to freeze a little gas and oil have to be when down on doug fund. and if it was a mistake to create so much dependence in the past instead of hybrid yourself. i think it's justified to make your own contribution by lowering temperatures and therefore consuming less gas. come from a little purchased slunk, this has been held. he, several cities across germany since the war began 3 weeks ago. now let's get a check of some of the other stories were falling for you. iran's revolutionary guard has claimed responsibility for a ballistic missile strike on the kurdish iraqi city of their build. a dozen missiles hit the capital of the iraqi kurdistan region. one civilian was injured, the french foreign ministries s

and some have tried to influence putin would in helen to herman was that a henderson, our hands are tied militarily. but what we're doing now at least sends a signal and they hope many other countries around the world will do the same as with many, also criticized germany for co financing the worn ukraine threats reliance on russian oil and gas. i think a minute off my i think we have to be ready to freeze a little gas and oil have to be when down and doug for them to thought it was a mistake to create so much dependence in the past. instead of hugger yourself, i think it's justified to make your own contribution by lowering temperatures, and therefore consuming less gas with your purchase, like this has been held in several cities across germany. since the war began 3 weeks ago, the winter paralympics have drawn to an end and beijing with ukraine grabbing some more gold on the final day of competition. despite the turmoil back home, ukraine ended their most successful wind paralympics with 11 gold metals and 29. overall. they finish 2nd in the middle table behind who's china. i got her

and some have tried to influence putin and put in helen to come and was that a henderson. our hands are tied militarily. but what we're doing now at least sends a signal. and i hope many other countries around the world will do the same as with many, also criticized germany for co financing the worn ukraine threats reliance on russian oil and gas. i think in my mouth my, i think we have to be ready to freeze a little gas and oil have to be rammed down under the fund and thought it was a mistake to create so much dependence in the past. instead of hybrid yourself. i think it's justified to make your own contribution by lowering temperatures and therefore consuming less gas come from one of the few perch a flank. this has been held in several cities across germany since the war began 3 weeks ago. born watching you have a news. here's a recap of the main developments in the warren ukraine. ukrainian official sally's 35 people have been killed in russian airstrikes and a military facility near levine in western ukraine. near the border with poland. while president zalinski is

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you did you hear the evil of mateo, paul onto being helen speaking with that elite of help? can you believe that people don't have water to drink water? that's not even fit for industrial purposes. as no one you can ask for help. yoga keith and other major cities have also been hit with russia ramping up. it's bombardment, as it struggles to advance on the ground. aubrey she is in a televised address to the nation president followed him, his lensky said negotiations with moscow. where on going softer, what are those remembrance you ought to not? we continue to encourage russia to move towards peace or to end this brutal war hill. ukraine representatives are participating and talks that are taking place virtually every day, but it was very difficult or sometimes confrontational, should they step by step? we are moving forward. awesome scandal. i'll let corrosion broken. he them off, but it russia seeking to gain leverage with its relentless pounding of civilian targets. the landscape says keith is prepared to discuss the status of crimea and the separate has done with region