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some or let's talk to our correspondent in brussels bank, they get and jagger shanaski, who is in warsaw spence and every one is wondering how nato will react to these developments. what, what more can you tell us about that? the ambassadors of the 1380 nato countries are being briefed about the incidence in poland by the polish ambassador and by intelligent services. they are trying to establish the facts and it looks like that the facts are more or less that ukraine might be responsible for. this incident, the belgian for the defense minister lou dive in. dundee issued this statement and let me quote her. based on the preliminary information available, the strikes are most likely a result of ukrainian anti aircraft systems that van engage to take. russian miss hides out of the sky, and so we don't know for sure yet, but this is the most likely outcome of this meeting to day. and nato is saying it's sort of dairy to stressing it so dirty was poland. and this might also trigger a call for more air defense for nato borders and k. yet, i should, i could ask you what the reaction has been i

it's impossible to ignore w's jagger's seminar, sky report tonight from over. thank well, the missile was in poland. it also sparked concerned at the g 20 summit in bali, indonesia, leaders today called for an investigation into exactly what happened of a group of 20 leading economies ended their summit of wednesday, with a joint declaration saying that most members strongly condemned the war in ukraine . they also warned that the conflict is making an already delicate global economy. worse, the declaration was adopted unanimously, which means that russia also signed off on so why did russia being a g 20 member agree to a declaration that condemns its own war in ukraine? i put that question to d. w. 's alexandra phenomena. was it very interesting question because of course, you would assume that russia would do anything to prevent this strong condemnation of its war on ukraine from being included in the official document. and we put this question to officials, to western officials here in valley. and they told us that it was a success for the indonesian preside

you want to go now to our reporter jagger's, german, oscar. he is in eastern poland. we're that missiles struck yesterday, catherine sugars. it's brent in berlin. can you hear me? did he to call me again? okay. unfortunately, i don't think she goes can curious. we will try to see if we can't get that lined up to him. as soon as possible, or people in eastern ukraine, they are slowly picking up the pieces after the russian retreat in many small towns, it seems like an almost impossible task. the physical damage is overwhelming. the unseen trauma ever present and showing from russian forces continues. dw martinez burger went to could be us occupied on the 1st day of the war and retaken by ukraine in september. the difficult few steps for natalia bush gone. she spent nearly a month locked in this police station in her home town of cooper's. when the russians were in charge, it's the 1st time she's been back. washcloth huh. it's hard to remember this, but i'm ok. no, not. early in the occupation, she attended appro ukrainian rally. she says she was not tortured, but that

will less cross live, not to miss, sorry, no jagger on independent legal on geopolitical analysts based in nairobi for his take. welcome to you. so yeah, the in you has passed a resolution calling for the east african crude oil pipeline to be undermined over environmental concerns. primarily. yet western states continue to pursue fossil fuel projects of their own, germany being one prime example, but interfere with uganda doing the same okay, just an issue there with that miss sorry's volume, we just can't hear him at the moment. so i will try and get you back in the problem a little bit later so that we can hear the guest. for now though, let's move on to another, a big issue surrounding africa as well. we have heard that western countries are turning to nuclear power and energy source. that was one of the main takeaways so far from the u. n. climate change conference on going in egypt. the push is happening despite the west criticizing africa for its own efforts to develop atomic power in its search for reliable and affordable energy r t corresponding carrabas. let's to can tell us mo

was jagger's, however, is continuing her campaign for justice. she told d w 's, you'll your harm as her world collapse when she found out what had happened. lou, i struggle with big pain in my life in my heart to my was home. he was a part of my life, my identity when i lost him in this way, it changed my life completely. on the 2nd of october 2018 hattie to jane gets his fiancee, the saudi dissident yamaha short g was brutally murdered inside the saudi consulate in east amboy. they watched him seal. i'm asking this question most his body. what happened to his body? from that date, until now i'm fighting. i'm fighting for justice for jamal. ah. had teacher had wanted to start a new life with her husband to be instead, she grieved and made a decision. then i told, i can't see. phone is assigned to ox and fraud that day. i thing my life changed and i put myself under this at age, speaking up and saying the truth, my power is my words. the gun put a bit of it, but i'll be to the teacher started to travel the world. she testified in front of the u. s

or we also got the thoughts of miss, sorry, in the jagger miss, or as a canyon geopolitical list. and we ask them about the stumps that western powers have been taken as regards the pipeline construction. they've truth in the fact that the width of shooting from full of hyper piracy in the increasing that you feel way. luckily i still have the lowest, common footprint is being dictated to what time they can you. but hyper crossing might not checked as a way, but this project going to work through region that i would speak are inhabited by people. people must be compensated for the loss of the land rather by plenty of it was from about $10.00 to $14.00, from one. yeah. so they can translate around the environmental impact the content with above the human rights abuses that already been witnessing the baby must not be, must not be disregarded. simply because the with some power, hypo claim they are going to do to make the conference because we are an independent country that should be able to make independent the vision of our development. we know what is best for us and others are

we also got the thoughts of misery in the jagger a kenyan geopolitical analyst on the stance that western powers have been taking on that pipeline construction. they've truth in the fact that the wisdom of shooting from for the hyper piracy in the interesting that you can feel when lovely got a feel of the lowest carbon footprint is being dictated to what time they can you. but hyper crossing might not checked away, but this project going to move through region that i would speak inhabited by people, people must be compensated for the loss of land rather by plenty of moves from the album in uganda. $10.00 to $14.00 comes on. yeah. so they confront around the environmental impact, the conference with about the human rights abuses that already been witnessing the baby must not be, must not be disregarded. simply because the, with some power high booklets, they are legitimately dismissing the conference because we are an independent country that should be able to make independent the vision of our development. we know what is best for our stay with us for a quite extraordinary story. next, j

he let him be any book retook only also got the thoughts of miss, sorry, in the jagger canyon geopolitical and list on the stance that western powers have been taking our on the pipeline construction. they've truth in the fact that the wisdom of shooting from full of hyper piracy in the increasing that you can feel, well, luckily, i still have the lowest common footprints in being dictated to what time they can. you know, that type across the might not take away a big project going to the region that i've got inhabited by people. people must be compensated for the local land rather by plenty of it most from about $10.00 to $14.00 from one year. so they can translate around the environmental impact the content with above the human rights abuses that already been witnessing the baby must not be, must not be disregarded. simply because the with some power, hypo claim they get to meet with the conference before we are an independent country that should be able to make independent vision and with our development. we know what is best for us now, russian soldiers who aren't often deployed for co

the beach boys, santana, tom petty, kenny loggins, eric clapton, phil collins, hall & oates, mick jaggergranted. yeah, you guys are all big stars, of course you're all together. but i would imagine that was a mind-boggling experience. >> it was mind-boggling. i've got one great memory, actually, from that day. we were all backstage, i think we came on after crosby, stills and nash. >> jimmy: wow, wow. >> we came -- so we're setting up behind the curtain. >> jimmy: was it alphabetical order? [ laughter ] why were you on -- >> it's very funny. [ laughter ] i wish i'd thought of that. we were all behind the curtain. and i think we were doing some kind of line check. joe's going boom boom boom on the bass. steven stills pulls back the curtain, goes "will you guys shut the -- up?" >> jimmy: really? you got yelled at, scolded by stephen stills? >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: were you bummed or did you laugh? >> no, we thought it was amazing. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's funny, they're screaming on you and then going on -- ♪ our house is a very, very ♪ >> really. >> jimmy: while i have you here, i wan

i can sing, but rock 'n' roll, the barking dog, the great singers like mick jagger.bono: it is a feminine sound in a way, it is not macho. it is not a shouting at you thing. i'm shouting at you, but my voice isn't. jeffrey: the band's first album in 1980 was a critical success and they were well on their way. but there was always another thread to the u2 story. three of the members, bono, the edge, and larry mullen, are and were deeply spiritual. christians without attachment to organized religion. you can hear it everywhere in the songs, which in some cases bono refers to as akin to biblical songs. >> ♪ one life, but we are not the same we've got to carry each other carry each other ♪ bono: my life is very influenced by judeo-christians, and this idea that if there is a force of love and log behind the universe, and i believe there is, that it may be observed that this force might be interested in the detail of our lives, but i choose to believe that. and i cannot live up to it, unfortunately. but i meet it in so many places. i meet it in music, painting -- it takes

it is like going to see the rolling stones concert and not seeing mick jagger.hat. >> what you have against keith richards? >> he cannot carry the league for all that. >> he's an avid viewer and he's not going to be happy about that. last question, what's up with alvin bragg? >> i wish somebody would dig in and find out why it is that won the lead prosecutor, who knows mark pomerantz, who knew his way around a corruption prosecution, says, listen, there's enough evidence to indict him convict donald trump, and then after that alvin bragg kill the investigation. i mean, that is a big unanswered question. >> funny, lee zeldin wanted to get rid of alvin bragg. one might think that leads eldon, friend of trump would love this. glenn kirschner, great to see you. great to see you in person. so nice to be in person. when we come back, at the latest on the chaos inside twitter as more companies paused advertising. the big question on the site is, can they even stay online with employees leaving by the day? when the 11th hour continues. (announcer) an important message f

pelosi subscribes to the philosophy that great british political thinkers do, like mick jagger. you do not always get what you want, but you get what you need. she knows what her members need and she knows what the country needs. she understands her job is a careful balance between with the individual members want from their districts and constituents and what can practically be pass ed and enacted into law. i think that her skills at doing that speak for themselves. there is no speaker, democratic or republican, under both democratic and republican presidents who have had the success in eliciting support from her members and keeping her members disciplined in order to produce legislative results she has been able to achieve over the course of her career. host: let's get to the phones. our first caller is louis in columbus, georgia on the independent line. what is your question or comment? caller: i would like to make a statement pertaining to mrs. pelosi's career. i think she is wonderful and done an outstanding job and people will always remember her good work she contributed

pelosi subscribes to the philosophy that great british political thinkers do, like mick jagger.always get what you want, but you get what you need. she knows what her members need and she knows what the country needs. she understands her job is a careful balance between with the individual members want from their districts and constituents and what can practically be pass ed and enacted into law. i think that her skills at doing that speak for themselves. there is no speaker, democratic or republican, under both democratic and republican presidents who have had the success in eliciting support from her members and keeping her members disciplined in order to produce legislative results she has been able to achieve over the course of her career. host: let's get to the phones. our first caller is louis in columbus, georgia on the independent line. what is your question or comment? caller: i would like to make a statement pertaining to mrs. pelosi's career. i think she is wonderful and done an outstanding job and people will always remember her good work she contributed to this coun

pelosi subscribes to the philosophy that great british political thinkers do, like mick jagger.t always get what you want, but you get what you need. she knows what her members need and she knows what the country needs. she understands her job is a careful balance between with the individual members want from their districts and constituents and what can practically be pass ed and enacted into law. i think that her skills at doing that speak for themselves. there is no speaker, democratic or republican, under both democratic and republican presidents who have had the success in eliciting support from her members and keeping her members disciplined in order to produce legislative results she has been able to achieve over the course of her career. host: let's get to the phones. our first caller is louis in columbus, georgia on the independent line. what is your question or comment? caller: i would like to make a statement pertaining to mrs. pelosi's career. i think she is wonderful and done an outstanding job and people will always remember her good work she contributed to this co