now on tuesday us stop official jack sullivan announced that old private russian assets frozen by the u. s. won't be given back to the owners even after the war and ukraine. what's your take on that decision? yeah, good morning. actually listen. i don't think your problem with that whatsoever. i live in wars cross my worst cause senseless worst cost human lives. and this is a senses, worry that somebody's going to have to repair the damage when it is done. and that is part of the art of warfare is the ability to sanction. yet the biggest problem we have is that our leader doesn't really know how to handle sanctions like you could just bob oil and bring your own down. that would be enough of a sanction. but that's another story or another day. or even the fact that these are private individuals, they doesn't bother, you know, doesn't bother me because they're not home, right? if they're involved and they are involved with us and we know who runs russia and it's put in the order. so they're, you're getting many advantages and that's the price that you pay for 20 years. i've been that po

e jack sullivan.of the united states for national security, whom i already mentioned, announced massive deliveries. uh armaments uh to ukraine and essentially now western officials are competing against each other in uh who will announce big arms supplies. listen to what sullivan said in his interview. when you are in the middle of a war when your neighbor russia is attacking you brutally and mercilessly it is perfectly reasonable to ask that arms deliveries come as often as possible, they should come in advance and we united states do everything in our power to deliver our own weapons. and as the minister of foreign affairs just said, we organize and coordinate deliveries from many other countries so that ukraine always has what it needs needs weapons comes to ukraine every day, including today. but then the pentagon had already fleshed out sallion's statement. eh, explaining exactly how many weapons come e to ukraine every day, including today, listen, look. the united states, together with its alli

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frames, in a row to clinch their quarter—final — whilejohn higgins beat jack lisowski, to set up a semi against ronnie 0'sullivaned in the uk under the visa scheme is of monday according to government figures. the ukrainian government figures. the ukrainian government has told the united nations that more than 500,000 of its civilians have been forcibly deported to russia including 120,000 children. the kremlin says ukrainians are willingly moving to russia but the bbc has had the ukrainian government has told the un that more than 500,000 of its civilians have been forcibly deported to russia, including 120,000 children. the kremlin says ukrainians are willingly moving to russia. but the bbc has heard from the families of some of those taken captive by russian forces, and civilians who ve been returned from russia on prisoner exchanges, who refute these claims. yogita limaye reports. still in disbelief that he is back home. this red cross volunteer was deported to russia, captured as he was evacuating people from war hit areas near kyiv. translation: we were beaten j with rifles, punched and kicked. they blindf

jack app today. lias of the u. s and what you may not know is that some of them could be worth thousands of dollars, if not more boxes. heather sullivanone here. the word cash cash could turn this aluminum license plate into gold. can you give us a ballpark of what? something like that might go for we're asking $2 million for it. um yeah, and we think it's the reasonable price for it. some states like texas and california plates to be legally transferred to a new owner and vehicle. the record in the united states right now publicly is $625,000 for the number six in delaware. unique numbers, letters and phrases make the plates are a r e. which by the way sold for $2400 last year. it's quite unique. it's red. i mean, it's one of a kind, that's that's probably the one of the rarest fights you can get on a texas license number three plates sold for 10,500. the plate. houston sold for 25,000 and expensive we've ever sold in texas is was done in 2013. and that was the 12th man. on a texas a and m license plate that sold for $115,000. people are buying in as collectors and investors. i'm trying to get all the m iteration. so i have three m s

between four—time championjohn higgins and number 14 seed jack lisowski lisowski just won the 13th frame, but higgins leads 8—7. earlier, ronnie 0'sullivane title, it'll be his seventh, which will take him level with stephen hendry as the most successful player in the tournament's history. that's all the sport for now. thank you very much, see you later. five metropolitan police officers will face disciplinary charges in a gross misconduct hearing over the stop and search of the team gb sprinter bianca williams and her partner in london two years ago. it follows an investigation by the police watchdog, the independent office of police conduct. 0ur correspondent adina campbell is following the case. well, we now know the five officers involved are an actin police sergeant and four police constables. they're all facing gross misconduct proceedings after bianca williams and her partner ricardo dos santos were stopped in july 2020. now, the iopc, that's the police watchdog the independent 0ffice of police conduct, they have been looking at a number of allegations which include whether reasonable force was used against the couple and if the c

sullivan and williams are through to the semi—finals. there are two more places to be decided withjudd trump up against stuart bingham and john higgins taking on jack the bbc sport website and iplayer. former england hooker tom youngs has retired from professional rugby union with immediate effect at the age of 35. the leicester tigers veteran has been on leave since october to care of his sick wife — tiffany. he played 215 times for leicester, won 28 england caps and featured for the british and irish lions. youngs said he always planned on this season being his last and that he had no regrets. tigers fans will get to say goodbye on saturday — he'll lead the team out ahead of their premiership game with bristol. we are nowjust days away from a real moment of history. on saturday night, the world famous madison square garden in new york will be headlined by female fighters for the very first time. ireland's katie taylor will go toe to toe with the puerto rican amanda serrano — in a bout billed as the biggest fight in women's boxing history. i think this is probably the biggest fight in boxing right now. it's obviously a history making moment as wel

sullivan said sanctions alone will not solve the ukraine crisis. fox news' jacqui heinrich joins us live, she is at the white house with more. jacktell us. >> reporter: good morning, maria. the white house will announce today what they're calling an additional package of sweeping sanctions that will further impose costs on russia and in their words send it further down the road of financial, economic and techno of logical isolation -- technological ice lace, happening in coordination with the g7 and european union, including a ban on all investments in russia, increased sanctions on russian financial p institutions including spur bank and sanctions on stayed state sf enterprises in russia including russian officials and family members. this comes days after jake sullivan told reporters sanctions alone will not solve any of these problems and critics are saying the sanctions are not hitting russia where it hurts the most. >> why don't we focus on what's going to hurt them, sanction the energy companies, bottom line, it's unthinkable that biden hasn't done that. it's the one sucker punch they should give them. send the plane, send