first , the investigation, then the investigative bodies, stood with a poster at the prosecutor's officee supreme court of the federation council, they paid attention to him, the entire poster was dedicated to the fact that his life was threatened by uh people, and his former business partners and the criminal case turned into some kind of incomprehensible a person does not ask for a leapfrog of events. in addition, in order to really do it, it was investigated and brought to court, the criminal case of the attempt on vyacheslav and his family was honestly investigated, which for a year, as it was ready for transfer to the court, was unexpectedly closed, but attempted and attempted everyone is free, and the next day vyacheslav himself was sent to a pre-trial detention center when we were recording an interview with him. that's exactly what he warned about. there is. it seems that they decided to change tactics and just, well, merge this case quietly close this case, and start new ones. against e me against the witnesses who are against the investigator against lawyers lawyers, that's who

a 2nd mass grave has been excavated in boucher investigate to say it contained 40 to 60 bodies less than a week ago. 57 bodies were exhumed from another mass grave in the town near key. if this and news of other atrocities lead president joe biden, to break it to who and accused the kremlin directly of genocide. yes, i call the jealous i become clear, clear that good, finer white mafia. very friend, mark the evidence of mary. don't ever know. last week, the more evidence is coming out of literally all of the rushes of done in ukraine in a press conference with reporters kremlin boatman dmitri best. gov rejected the accusation and said washington's past means it has no right to make such judgments or credulity squished. you mean if only of her glee categorically disagree and consider this kind of effort to distort the situation unacceptable. kimberly moreover, as we've said before, this is hardly acceptable from a president of the united states, a country that has committed well known crimes in recent times, vienna kitchen and murray in irish registered. the southern port city of matthew

these facts have been presented about boucher or the photos or the evidence to any legitimate investigative body. even the pentagon has not reviewed these photos. forensic experts certainly note that bodies that have been on the ground for days and more entirely different, including the bound hands than those that are appearing, and photos who are certainly appear very recently dead within less than 24 hours. so there are many, many questions about what happened in butcher who was killed and who killed them. and none of this has come forth as evidence. and yet the media is more than willing to run with it. the white house has, again demanded that india come out against russia, saying it's quote, disappointed with new deli neutrality amid moscow's military operation in ukraine. us officials have threatened india with significant and long term consequences. if it does not fall in line against the problem, there are certainly areas where we have been disappointed by both china and india's decisions in the context of the invasion. washington had previously warned india against buying russian weapons

, perhaps, is very valuable for ours and for our general staff and for our law-enforcement investigative bodiessky over mariupol, long-range bombers of strategic aviation appeared. here is tu-22m3. this, of course, is a signal so far that, uh, there is no information that they have started to use it in a serious way, well, the weapons that they have, which they can use, are, uh, various bombs. of various capacities, both three-ton and five-ton, which, in general, can e flatten e to the ground, this is azovstal and all its underground structures. i have to say that's just as a digression such. the americans also have such uh bombs that they used in afghanistan, they uh, there they chased bin laden and his uh entourage for a long time. and when bin laden took refuge in the massif in the torah mountain range there it was known that in addition to bin laden, in addition to er militants, there were alcaet, and there were a very decent number of women and children, because they are all there, uh, well, the families hid like that . uh, ben okay, they didn't get uh with their mother's bomb, so to speak

by the way, we have investigative bodies working when they enter the cities where these prongs and aidarovitesoned in all the units that were stationed there , there are torture chambers everywhere in these torture chambers there are traces of torture and so on. there are many traces. and you will find many fragments. here is the blood of people who were tortured there, and then buried not far away, and they match. that is, we have everything proven here. we see the picture, right? it's clear they want to try to frustrate. here are the negotiations. for what, because the negotiations are going on not because of the scenario, as they wanted, they want to drag out this conflict as much as possible , the text says that he already agrees to an out-of- block status. well, what he says is also, of course, it is not clear how this will be implemented to reach an agreement, not that the ukrainians have moved on. this is a given olga when he came to power. he talked about how he would end the war was the deal, huh? well, here's how he ends it. we saw it now, that is one word. it may sound differently h

this is the w news live from berlin, mounting evidence of russian war crimes in ukraine, investigators exhume bodies from mass graves of the international criminal court. that's the whole country as a crime scene. u. s. president joe biden describes the war as a genocide and flooding in south africa, claims hundreds of lives and lots of people are still missing after heavy rain and mud slides sweep away homes and infrastructure in one of south africa that deadly storms. ah, i'm fil gail. welcome to the program is growing evidence that russia is getting war crimes in ukraine. u. s. president joe bright biden has described. vladimir putin was a genocide of the ukrainian people. and the chief prosecutor of the international criminal court said ukraine is a crime scene. made the comment while visiting the town of butcher near keith, where hundreds of civilians were found dead after russian forces withdrew. russia dismisses it as fake or staged, but evidence is mounting of woe, crimes committed by russian troops in ukraine. a 2nd mass grave has been excavated in boucher investigators say it contained 40

obvious that the international court of justice has become a political organization that our investigative bodiese political russophobic trend. our court, our military courts , must establish every criminal who mock our soldiers and every scoundrel must be held accountable by us. i agree that we now have a direct line of military observer yuri podyako. let's find out from yuri how things are. now at the fronts, yuri is a good day. here we are talking today with the luhansk people's republic. and there in the frontier there was an undermining. as we were informed tanks with chemicals. what information in general in this direction, judging by the fact that they go to extreme measures, everything is bad for them, and they are trying to damage to the republics. well, it’s not even at the expense of protecting, as they say. now the question is not about money, but about how to save yourself, that is, the war is not for life, but to the death, unfortunately, not everyone in russia has understood this yet, you just heard the last remark. there are so-called activists. i don't know what they are called.

body for many days. so my colleagues have been in bucha for the last couple of days, today and tomorrow, beginning an investigationbout the aspect of the bodies. we do not know the circumstances in which those 300 or 400 bodies were killed. we are extremely concerned these could amount to war crimes because we have identified at least one example of a war crime by russian soldiers in bucha. we are entirely unconvinced by the russian explanation that somehow the bodies were placed there. we find entirely unconvincing. folly: this is not the first incident which has led to accusations of war crimes being leveled at russia. there was the incident of the theater in mariupol. hugh: exactly. human rights watch has document and other cases of the targeting of civilians, of buildings where civilians are staying. for instance, the theater, schools, hospitals. the blocking of humanitarian aid to cities under siege like mariu pol. the use of banned weapons in ukraine such as antipersonnel land mines and cluster munitions . as well as other examples of summary executions. we documented a case of rape by a russian soldier in e

this is a w news line from berlin. mounting evidence of russian war crimes in ukraine. investigators exhumed bodies from mass graves of the international criminal court. that's the whole country as a crime scene. u. s. president joe biden describes the war as a genocide and flooding in south africa, claims hundreds of lives and lots of people are still missing after heavy rain and mud slides sweep away homes and infrastructure in one of south africa that deadly storms.

released, too, it is possible, respectively, these specialists are needed both in the bodies of preliminary investigatione bodies of inquiry. well, so in general, but in the criminal blog, which directly, well, is investigating what it people are doing quietly, who nastya says until they bought tickets to one frame. but i think it's just go work here the main thing is to be. desire they are in demand today enough and therefore i do not think that in this case there will be any problems. to summarize, what should now change in the near future. i haven’t understood anything yet. while everything is at the level of discussion, everything is being discussed again , and it is important that this issue is being discussed today at the expert level and, er, including at the site of the public council. thanks to police reform. we spoke with the chairman of the public council under the ministry of internal affairs, doctor of law, honored lawyer russian anatoly kucherena is well discharged, we need to start right today, then we will have to sleep. in one room. need a bride with accommodation on saturday russia is c

that's, right i chair the permanent subcommittee on investigations, which is the chief investigative bodytook office, i sat down with military families at fort gordon near augusta georgia, to hear what they needed from their senator. they told me nightmarish stories about the conditions they endured, and the housing on post. and the appalling treatment that they suffered at the hands of the company that managed to house. i told him i would take action, launched an eight-month intensive bipartisan investigation, as the chair of the subcommittee. we reviewed tens of thousands of pages of documents, interviewed dozens of witnesses, today we released our findings, and we held this hearing to spotlight some of the heroic stories of the service members. these are folks who give so much for their own country, they sacrificed so much. they and their family should not have to sacrifice a safe home. we are talking about kids getting sick, living in military housing on bases in the united states. it's a travesty, and that's why have been so committed to this investigation, and have an old into accou

president zelenskyy implied two members of the ukrainian security services, intelligence and investigative body here were working for the other side. they hadn't decided who their homeland was. one had a very senior role in the national organization. another the head of the regional branch in the kherson region in the south of the country. these are two generals, two senior figures who the president has outed as traitors. . >> phil black, great the see you. thank you so much for your reporting. >>> new this morning, russian forces, we are told, just shelled a local regional hospital in chernihiv. we spoke to the mayor there about the situation on the ground, which remains, according to him, dire. he says they could run out of food and medicine within five to seven days. mr. mayor, thank you so much for being with us. can you tell us what the last day has been like in your city. >> translator: at the moment, we are going through full humanitarian capacity. we have no electricity, no water. i'm actually being interviewed -- i'm talking to you with my torch as a means of electricity. and the russi

yes, respectively, these specialists are needed both in the bodies of preliminary investigation and in inquiry. well, so in general, but in the criminal blog, which directly, well, is investigating what it people are quietly doing, which nastya says until they bought tickets to 1k but. i think that they are working here . if sum up what needs to change now in the near future. i haven’t understood anything yet, while everything is at the level of discussion, the whole discussion is going on again , and it is important that this issue is being discussed today at the expert level and, uh, including at the site of the public council. thanks to police reform. we spoke with the chairman of the public council under the ministry of internal affairs, doctor of law , honored lawyer of russia anatoly kucherena. have a nice day. thank you for the upgrade.

look at the federal bureau of investigations, for example, like new schoootland yard and or investigative bodiesanalyze information, use a system then that generates leads. that never happened. so there was chaos and confusion and information in all different places. for example, christian brueckner's name was among p papers that the portuguese had as early as 2011 and potentially before this. weigh he was in papers handed to new scotland yard in 2012 and the german police in 2013. but perhaps in this instance the most critical investigative flaw was the fact that i found in 2010 and that there was a massive cell site dump uncovered. information about where your phone, where it is, and what other phone it may be connected to had never been interrogated. that's part of the recommendation i made back then to the home secretary in the united kingdom to say we need to bring some fresh focus to this and fix these gaps. and a new investigation followed. >> you have also been quite vocal at times that you believe madeleine mccann could be alive. what evidence when you were reviewing this, what evidence

the intelligence and investigative body here and two senior figures. one appears to have an overall national role. the other was the commander of a local region of that particular body, the kherson region in the south. you hear he refers to them as traitors and people who have not chosen their homeland. so the implication is, they were playing for the other side. also talks about not having time for all the traitors, which suggests that while these two senior people are notable, they may not be the only people that ukraine has identified as not being thoroughly loyal to ukraine's efforts in this war. kate? >> phil, thank you so much. >>> coming up for us, we're going to talk more about that attack, what could be the first attack on russian soil in this conflict. how this could change the course of the war, next. what could the father of the bride possibly be doing on his phone? checking in with his merrill advisor to see if he's on track to do this again... and again. did i mention she made the gut list? digital tools so impressive, . what wou you like

when you, when you have a dead body, you, you subject that body to a forensic investigation, inclusive of an autopsy. that should be able to show the time of death, the mechanism of death. and if the body had been moved to that location or if that's the place where they died, ukrainians are making these allegations. one would hope that they would carry out these, these kinds of investigations, these forensic investigations and, and provide that data to, to, you know, to, to corroborate, you know, the allegations they made the fact that ukraine hasn't presented this data. instead went forward with a narrative based solely upon video, evidence of unproven providence. to me is a clear indication met you know, what, what we're seeing may not be reflect of the actual truth on the ground. speaking of that in the timing, also, russia says that there was showing of boucher by the ukrainian military right after with the withdrawal of russian troops. if this is true, why do you think that fact has been ignored by western leaders? well again, because we, we come down to the fact that almost russi

the announcement comes as investigators exam. dozens of bodies from a mass grave in the town of boucher and finland says it will decide soon on applying for nato membership. public support for joining new to us. since russia invaded ukraine, devastating floods sweep away homes and infrastructure in south africa, killing hundreds of people. president obama most of pledges help to the victims and says, the disaster is part of climate change. ah, i'm told me your logic. well, it's good to have you with us. you as president joe biden has approved $800000000.00 in additional military assistance to ukraine. the package includes heavy artillery as q prepared to defend against the massive russian assault expected in easter ukraine. and the chief prosecutor of the international criminal court said you, crane is a crime scene. he made the comment while visiting the town of butcher, near key of 100. the civilians were found dead after russian forces withdrew. russia dismisses it as fake or staged, but evidence is mounting of low crimes committed by russian troops in ukraine. a 2nd mass grave has b

yeah, he loves to use the word harassment to refer to sort of the investigative step by any investigative bodyy displeasing. going all the way back to the special counsel robert mueller's investigation, and a complication between his campaign and china, all the way up now to the new york attorney general's probe into his company's long and shall we say, extremely an extremely interesting business dealings in new york. anytime somebody is looking at anything from trump's history or current situation, and he doesn't like it, that's always the go-to word that he uses. and he doesn't very often use very much anything slightly more legally investigative to talk about these things, what's notable of course is the fact that ivanka cooperated. that's a huge deal for the committee. jokes cooperation is like less big of a deal because he was traveling through the middle east on one of history's best time strips on january six. but ivanka was right there. she played ball, and it's one of the biggest victories thus far for the panel. so it's not a surprise that the president is saying that is harassment a

body for many day. so my colleagues have been in boucher for the last couple of days today and tomorrow are beginning an investigation about the aspect of the bodies. we don't know the circumstances in which those 3 or 400 bodies, what killed we. i strongly concerned. but these could amount to war crimes because we have identified obese, one example of a war crime by russian soldiers in butcher away, entirely unconvinced by the russian explanation. somehow the bodies were placed that you find it entirely unconvincing. right? and this hue is not the 1st incident, which has led to accusations of war crimes being leveled at russia. right. there was the incident of the married pole theater, of the theatre in marable. exactly. i mean, human rights was documented other for the power war crimes target civilians. the type of buildings by civilians are a staying coincidence. the theatre, for instance, schools and hospitals. the, the blocking of humanitarian aid through cities under see all the use of found weapons in ukraine such as anti personnel, mines and cluster munitions, as well as well as other examples of summary exec

donald trump had committed grave crimes against the -- we know that the 16 committee is an investigative bodyg body. they are not going to prosecute crimes. it is a very open way for -- raskin to say, why do you guys doing, you have to prosecute these crimes. >> a lot of people are wondering which is taking doj so long. they've taken four months to make a decision about whether to prosecute mark meadows for thumbing his nose at the committee. it is hard to enforce subpoenas when the gop doesn't have your back. so i can understand the frustration of raskin. as far as -- they have this dysfunctional relationship going on, but it works for trump. and right now he knows he has got the possible future speaker eating out of the palm of his hand. kevin mccarthy knows it all it takes is a few sentences from donald trump, and his dreams of being speaker will be snuffed out. this is a great thing for donald trump. that is why he is not going to let this go. he is going to keep mccarthy hanging on by a thread. >> so carlos, trump slammed the january 6th committee last night and that rally in ohio. let u

take a listen as they're getting the very latest from the scene there from those police and investigative bodiese and talk to the reporters and getting some information. so that's been one of the resources would be using this morning. and here's the thing to james. just like in the bay area, people are starting to go back to work in new york. and so, you know, more people are taking the subways. so they were at 08:30am, in the morning waiting on the platform. that rain was pretty crowded by all accounts. and to be shot like this. there's or that one woman who was shot in the back somebody else had a head wound leg this is just a shocking and horrible thing to happen. as for security, you know how it is. i mean, you know that the subways are open. the guy had a at the guy had outfit. any was holding a bag so that could have had a surprise. but it would have raised anybody's, you know, red flags because he's a worker, a worker going to work out. so keep to the kron 4. we'll keep you updated as more information comes in. we'll hope to hear a press conference for some of the investigators there and

the announcement comes as investigators x u, dozens of bodies from a mass grave in the town of boucher and urgent leave from ukraine's president for allies to provide military hardware. but germany is facing criticism, not sending help fast enough and then says it will decide soon on applying for nato membership, public support for joining nato said. since russia invaded ukraine ah hello, i'm told me a lot of boy, it's good to have you with us. us president joe biden has approved $800000000.00 in additional military assistance to ukraine. the package includes heavy artillery as give repairs to defend against the massive russian assault expected an eastern ukraine. and the chief prosecutor of the international criminal court has said, ukraine is a crime scene. he made the comment while visiting the town of butcher, the key of where, where hundreds of civilians were found dead after russian forces withdrew. russia dismisses it as fake or staged, but evidence is mounting of low crimes committed by russian troops in ukraine. a 2nd mass grave has been excavated in butcher. investigators say

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chp is investigating a body that was found on the roadway. the agency says a person was lane on the slow lane and a car ran over them. well, chp initially closed all lanes. this is a developing story. we'll keep you updated as soon as we get more information oakland police are investigating 31st homicide of the year and the 3rd in 6 months to happen at the popular lakeshore avenue area as kron four's. dan kerman report. people who live in that area say they are not surprised by what's happening. for the 3rd time in the last 6 months, there's been another fatal shooting in the 1200 block of lakeshore avenue in oakland. this appears to be connected to. >> a robbery that and if you would. >> this area sports prime views of lake merritt, but neighbors say in the last few years it's become a hub for overnight partiers and that's led to shooting some fatal. >> you just have to be on high alert. that, you know, you just have to be constantly aware your surroundings. you can't you can't really relax. neighbors say part of the problem is no parking is

army, but it has faced criticism for not giving details on those shipments. ukrainian investigators are exhuming bodies from makeshift graves, as they gather evidence of alleged war crimes committed by russian troops. hundreds of dead civilians have been found. our correspondent mattie has been visited the town of bro gm nick ears and spoke to one mother whose son never came home to the police. it has become a grim routine. dozens of mass graves have been opened here in the past few weeks. but for a boy called, this is the day she has been waiting for. her son is being ex you today. usually it was on his way back. he called to say he'd be home soon, but he never came. question to him boy, cool was shot on the street in the early days of the war. his body was given to make sure for you on the grounds of a hospital when the mall had to close because it had no power. please say that here in the northern suburbs here, they have recovered more than 1040 you know, the town of what a young girl was heavily showed and then occupied by russian forces size is too far from normal supermarkets and shops looted and

not doing enough. retired us army officer alexander, of, in the speaking of ukrainian investigators are assuming bodies from makeshift graves, as they gather evidence of alleged will. crimes committed by russian troops. hundreds of dead civilians have been found are corresponded. mathias building a visit to the town of burrow, jenko ne keith and spoke to one mother whose son never came home for the police. it has become a grim routine. dozens of moss graves have been opened here in the past few weeks. but for an additional boy called, this is the day she has been waiting for. her son is being ex you today. usually it was on his way back. he called to say he'd be home soon, but he never came. questioned to him boy, cool was shot on the street in the early days of the war. but he was given to make sure are you on the grounds of a hospital when the mall had to close because it had no power. please say that here in the northern suburbs of keys, they have recovered more than 1000 bodies. do with a town of water junko was heavily shelled and then occupied by russian forces. life is too far from normal superm

yes, respectively, these specialists are needed both in the bodies of preliminary investigation and in the bodies of inquiry. well, and so in general, but in the criminal blog, which directly, well, are investigating this, they are engaged in psychotic, which nastya says until they bought tickets for one frame. well i guess that's exactly what the job is going to do. here the main thing is to have a desire. they are in high demand today so i don't think there will be any problems in this case. to summarize, what should now change in the near future. i have not understood anything yet, while everything is at the level of discussion, it is again at the level of the entire discussion. and it is important that this issue be discussed today at the expert level and e, including at the site of public councils thanks to the police reform. we spoke with the chairman of the public council under the ministry of internal affairs, doctor of law, honored lawyer of russia anatoly kucherena. have a nice day. thanks, operation in ukraine is still the main news. she became the catalyst for a complete tr

great has now been excavated in boucher investigators believe it contains 40 to 60 bodies. they say the bodies have gunshot wounds. ukraine accuses russian forces of indiscriminately killing civilians in butch. moscow says that the killings were fake or staged. he was, president biden says that he believes windermere putin's war in ukraine amounts to genocide. now it's the 1st time that the u. s. president, as use the term to describe russia's actions by emphasize that this is his personal view and that ultimately a court will have to decide the family budget, the ability to fill up your tank. none of it should hint, john, whether a dictator declares war commit genocide, half a world away. yes, i call the genocide. you become clear, clear that food is fine. and what about the idea of the baby brain? mama, the evidence of money that it was last week, the more evidence is coming out literally that the russians have done in ukraine, and we can only learn more and more about that as a president biden was speaking there, as you, great official said that russia had largely comple

bodies of civilians allegedly killed by russian troops have just been recovered. forces camped near this factory shortly after the war began. among them was this man. investigators his body in a shallow grave. >> he refused. he said he has a bad back. they threaten to shoot him but he refused again. he got on his knees with his head on the blocks. the commander shot him. the soldier loaded his rifle and shot him many times. then they asked me, do you want the same? >> like all bodies, they must be checked for booby-traps. while his body is packed into a blasting bag, the effort to collect evidence of war crimes is underway. ideal location to gain a foothold in the region. a primary target for russian forces. they soon took control of the airport. holding the town. the scale of destruction, loss of life and atrocities only became apparent after russian forces left the area. this town is a crime scene. prosecutors told us every day they unearth a dozen bodies here. more than 400 people are still missing. those who survived say they cannot forget what they have seen here. she feared she was about to lose her husband and son when russian forces stormed into her home

and now the investigators cannot get there due to dense fire in this square, the body is still there,ve actions will resume as soon as the situation allows grigory vdovin ruslan women ikerov. andrei rudenko and oleg bondarenko report from mariupol to the dpr according to the military department, the purpose of the bastion complex was the center for the collection and training of foreign mercenaries near odessa, it was destroyed by an accurate missile hit. in addition, russian air defense shot down two ukrainian military helicopters and five drones in the air, including two bayraktars. high-precision air-launched missiles in the donetsk region at the railway stations of pokrovsk slavyansk barvenkova, destroyed the weapons of military equipment, the reserves of the ukrainian troops of operational-tactical aviation of the russian aerospace forces who arrived in the donbass and missile forces hit 81 military facilities of ukraine, among them two control points, an air defense missile launcher three installations of multiple launch rocket systems, as well as nine strongholds and 59 concent

and man were to nearby to have carried their ammunition. among them was demi, through investigators found his body in a shallow grave as to carry boxes or grenades and ortiz. he refused. sasha was there. well, we knew morrison, but at the 5th gazelle, he refused because he said he has bet back in your nest. this threatened to shoot you me, but he refused again, the fidel he got on his knees with his head under the blanket, the commander that shoot him and the soldier commodity. why though, and shot him man and title than the others. me or do you want the same? he like all but he's here. they must 1st be checked for booby traps. while demetrius by the is packed into a plastic bag, the work to collect evidence or possible war crimes is on the way the strategic tone of hostem a hoster closest airport outside the capital q and id location for russian able unit to gain a foothold in the region, it was a primary target for russian forces. they soon took control of the airport and then funneled into the streets and through the town, holding it for a moment. the skate of destruction, loss of life, and ali

city missiles destroyed the local airport and wounded several people. meanwhile, investigators continued to examine bodies from mass graves around the capital. keith, ukraine. authorities say more than 1200 bodies have been found. so for following the withdrawal of russian forces from the areas or corresponded. alexandra from nomine is covering this story, and joins us now from kia. alexander, we keep hearing that russia is about to launch a major offensive in easton south of the country. how is ukraine preparing for this? ukraine is strengthening its defenses in the east and the south of the country sending more troops there in a clear anticipation of a major russian offensive there. the authorities are also urging civilians 3rd to leave, as long as they can, according to the generalist, half of the ukrainian armed forces. sir, the russian army is trying to break the defenses of the strategically important city of ian. and they are trying to capture the city of my you pull that, as you know, has been under seach for many weeks now. and a clear goal here seems to be for the russians to take control of tha

mass graves being investigated. another body being pulled out of that grave. for evidence of war crimes. we spoke to a local priest who said this community is devastated. there's men, women and children, innocent civilians that were killed here. we saw a small bag with a child in it. a snapshot of the horrors. >> many people are being found with tied hands, shots in the back of the head. >> this comes as two major strikes were hit over the weekend. that's why the mayor here is asking residents who fled to not come back yesterday because it's not safe. trace? >> griff, stay safe. steve daines and victoria sparks are the first two officials to visit the area. senator, great to have you on. talk about what you saw in bucha and did it change the way you viewed the war and the way you view what you believe the united states should be doing. >> well, first of all, the absence of any american officials in ukraine since the war began was very concerning to me. so it was a journey in to a war soern -- zone and back. thanks to ukrainian faith leaders, we were in cars to

turn out tonight, the mounting evidence pointing to russian war crimes in you crate. investigators are exhibiting bodies from mass graves allegedly left behind by russian soldiers. the international criminal court says the whole country is now a crime scene and u. s. president biden says, this is janice are also coming up denied a plea from ukraine's president send us things to help us avoid an endless blood bat. but germany is now facing criticism for not cindy help fast.

one of many bodies -- international bodies investigating the war crimes. the u.n. was one of them and i spoke to them 24 or so hours ago. let's talk about the economic pressure that russia is now putting on several european countries. i'm thinking of poland and bulgaria. it will cut off supplies unless they pay in rubles. have they cut them off already and will the countries pay in rubles? >> reporter: they confirmed this morning, that they have, as of this morning, cut off supplies. and they said that is because those countries have refused are russia's demand, as of april first, that they should pay for gas in rubles. they had a threat in that statement that because poland and bulgaria are transit countries, that any sign that they are siphoning off gas for transit will mean russia cuts back supplies through the pipelines by the same amount they believe has been siphoned off. pretty clear. but european countries, most are not going to agree as it stands, to pay in rubles. hungary is the out liar there. the e.u. has issued guidance that says paying for gas in rubl

bodies into a pit and covered them with earth. in general, according to the police in the territory of kyiv region, investigators examined 1,202 bodies of civilians, all of them were killed by the russian occupiers. from behind we see that they were tortured for a long period of time, because all their clothes are covered in blood , we can see from their clothes that they are civilians, unfortunately, we do not know anything about the personalities of these men, because their faces are distorted, distorted by torture during the two months of russia's war against ukraine , law enforcement officers received more than 7,000 reports of missing people, half of them were searched, the deputy minister of internal affairs of ukraine, the city hall of kopiyan reported the status of unidentified people, they received about two thousand dead, of which 1,282 bodies were later identified, and more than 900 examinations of the ministry of internal affairs were ordered appeals to the countries of the republic of kazakhstan for help in creating a single register of missing persons , a group of specialists will soon arrive in kyiv to make specific pr

says that ukraine is a crime scene that comes after visiting the town of boucher where investigators are in zooming bodies for mass graves to document evidence of war cry. she was president joe biden has told russia's war in ukraine, a genocide. that's it for me, rob. what does that next with the w business news? i'll see you tomorrow with sh. i'm skin that i want. that's hard and in the end is a me, you are not a lot of to you anymore. we will send you back. are you familiar with this with the smudges with lions of beef? what's your story. ready ready i mean, listen, i was women, especially of victims of vine and seen a lot of them take part and send us your story. we are trying always to understand this new culture. so you are not a visitor, not the guests. you want to become a citizen. in phil migrants, your platform for reliable information ah, the shop end of a global inflation spike. the latest figures show argentina could see prices rise 60 percent this year, but ask how it's ended up with one of the highest rates in the world. as germany, there is to stop in voting russian gas will visit to region