i am a huge hugh grant fan, hugh i would not - grant fan, hugh i would not necessarily say i have been a huge doctor_ necessarily say i have been a huge doctor who fan since i was 12 years old, doctor who fan since i was 12 years old. and _ doctor who fan since i was 12 years old, and even then, i watched it behind — old, and even then, i watched it behind the — old, and even then, i watched it behind the sofa. but hugh grant is such a _ behind the sofa. but hugh grant is such a brilliant actor, he really camped — such a brilliant actor, he really camped it _ such a brilliant actor, he really camped it up for paddington two in the iconic— camped it up for paddington two in the iconic dance scene. and in the old days, — the iconic dance scene. and in the old days, doctor who had an element of campus— old days, doctor who had an element of campus to it. he has also played jeremy— of campus to it. he has also played jeremy thorpe with great finesse and nuance _ jeremy thorpe with great finesse and nuance so _ jeremy thorpe with great finesse and nuance. so he has an actor of high calibre

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what is now increasingly desperate situation on the ground for casualties and refugees fleeing hugh grant. matt: and refugee -- fleeing ukraine. matt: and refugee corridors, right? russian soldiers are still firing on these escape corridors, where they are trying to get out of cities, i think they have 12 set up across ukraine. is that one of the issues, that they will be able to nail down in talks? oksana: it is very difficult to see for all of those corridors to be able to observe. the truth is that the situation in ukraine at the moment is very fluid and extremely dangerous there's a lot of military forces in ukraine, russian forces in different positions. it is very hard to guarantee. we don't often see people trying to flee and then really confronted with forces, so it is really quite desperate. clearly the key issue now is what to do with major cities, such as kyiv and kharkiv, where they need to be able to leave those towns before further edits collation of fighting, which we expect in the coming days. jon: oksana, let's put that on context with the bloomberg reporting about the tr

a kremlin spokesman says russia has no plans to use nuclear weapons in the war against hugh grant. in a tv interview to meet a pascal of said, russia would only use nuclear weapons if it faced a threat to its existence. vladimir putin has stoked fears of new care war after warning. western intervention in ukraine would trigger, quote, consequences. you've never seen. 0 ukraine's president savanski has once again pleaded for the west to provide fighter jets and tanks to help defend his country from russian attacks to lensky accused western countries of cowardice and warn the russians. aggression would not stop in ukraine predicting that russia would move against the baltic states and poland. number one, u. s. president joe biden says he makes no apologies for saying that russian president vladimir putin cannot remain in power while insisting he's not calling for regime change in russia. biden says he was expressing quote moral outrage towards over the war in ukraine. nigerian official saying attack on a major railway line has resulted in injuries and other fatalities. the attack hap

ken and pam, back to hugh grant. thank you. >> the united nations general assembly voted today demanding an immediate halt to russia's attack on ukraine and the withdrawal of all russian troops. a vote on the aggression against ukraine resolution was 141 to 5 with 35 abstentions. >> the 5 no votes came from russia. belarus, syria, north korea and eritrea. the abstentions included china and india as expected, but also from cuba and nicaragua. president joe biden hailed today's vote with the statement that reads in part, quote, this extraordinary move by the united demonstrates the extent of global outrage at roche russia's horrific assault on a sovereign neighbor and showcased unprecedented global unity. >> in the meantime, in the south bay, one san jose city council member is proposing a suspension of the sister city relationship with russia's 4th largest city because of the invasion of ukraine. the proposal was discussed in a meeting earlier today. kron four's gayle ong this and then. >> this is not against the russ

ken pam, back to hugh grant. thank you for that. >> lynn chain is now a federal hate crime in america. president biden signed the emmett till anti lynching act today for the signing event. the president and the vice president was joined by the great granddaughter of journalists and civil rights activist ida b wells. she actually fought for this law more than a century ago. new law criminalizes lynching, making it punishable by up to 30 years in prison. it is named after him until he was a 14 year-old boy from chicago who in 1955, was beaten, shot and lynched in mississippi after being accused of whistling at a white woman. >> east bay congresswoman barbara lee address united nations general assembly today commemorating the abolition of slavery and the transatlantic slave trade. but she said african-americans today continue to be victimized. >> we acknowledge the marian atrocities of slavery. continue to grapple with the ratio, ethnic gender, economic, so show and political hierarchies. it created. and yes, we mus

ken pam, back to hugh grant. thank you for that. >> in the east bay, the alameda county sheriff's office is investigating what it says is a mummified body discovered inside the wall of a building. the office says a construction worker found the body inside a wall in the old henry j kaiser convention center in oakland is not clear how it got there nor how long it has been. there. the only thing investigators have said it is it has been there for a long time. so much so that is difficult to identify the body or even determine the 6. we have video showing a robbery in oakland. this is difficult to watch. this happened on saturday night in a parking lot on 28th street. you can see a woman. she was walking to her car. she opens the back and that's when a man wearing all black comes up from behind her and grabs her bag. there's a struggle the woman gets thrown to the ground and the thief takes off with the woman's bag. police say he got into a car that was waiting for him. investigators hope that somebod might be able