k will continue to play all part. we will continue to provide concrete support for ukraine, self defense on security, for as long as it is needed. and we all clear that to you, crane's voice must be at the heart of any negotiations. let me conclude precedent by reminding russia that the suffering of so many ukrainians today simply which no to exist. if russia fulfilled its most basic obligation as a member of the united nations to respect the principles of the you and shelter. i think you guys it in. i think it the representative of the united kingdom for the statement. i should now make a statement in my capacity as a representative of china. at the outset, i would like to think assistant secretary general ginger and mr. walters for their briefings to 10 years ago, the parties concerned was the ukraine issue reached the minced grievance to negotiations. the agreements were subsequently endorsed by the security council in this resolution 2202, which was adopted unanimously and were present the right direction of resolv

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meaning you k will take advantage of the ukraine's resources. so on assessing what do you know about the quote secret part of the agreement? well, you know, we're afraid to speculate hair. the 100 agreement with the u. k. that had a secret pulse, and it was actually speaking about the minerals because the most, it was actually open the talking about to himself. drew a lot easier for him yet. i mean, he's got a but a tiny bit. there was a visit of the british prime minister, so the signing of the 100 year partnership agreement. maybe this is a fundamentally new format of relations, of the closest relations are now between ukraine and britain, where there is also a secure secret part of the agreement with everything that really adds to our resilience. and yes, and the opportunity to develop some but a tiny business. i mean, given this 100 k is agreement, it actually means that some landscape sold ukraine's reb, minerals to london before washington. well, interesting. all right, our keys are correspond to uninstall. save alumna sauce. you think you

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the high level meeting has spawn concerned among european leaders and ukraine's president who warns k will not recognize any till night without his involvement or a challenge has more. a few weeks ago, the meeting, the us secretary of state is in saudi arabia. to attend, wouldn't be possible off the russia's invasion if you crane the bite and administration stopped o high level dialogue with moscow pont off to a 90 minute phone call with an e mail pollutant last week. president donald trump has sent monica rubia to meet senior russian officials and yet it seems trump plans to defrost his of i see us russian relations the president of the go. the presidents agree that it's necessary to resume dialogue on or issues that can be resolved. one way or another, with the participation of russia in the united states, ukrainian sacrament was mentions. the situation in the middle east was also mentioned, but it brought costs to ukraine and you're, a president for a lot of them is a landscape will travel to re add on wednesday that says he won't attend the rubio laughter of meeting green the ukraine w

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we're short on time, and far be it for me to suggest that kim k will not have 40 years of staying powert i appreciate that the market is discounting at least a little bit of that. anna, we'll have you back soon. thanks so much. today, anna andreeva with piper sandler. and we got to go for the fed minutes. i'll join for the fed minutes. i'll join brian sullivan on the other side (vo) what does it mean to be rich? maybe it's not just about the places you can go... but also the people who welcome you home. it's not about living like a star... but about feeling like one. rich measures life in laugh lines... in moments, shared... and in days well-spent. the key to being rich is knowing what counts. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. our advanced matching helps find talented candidates, so you can connect with them fast. visit indeed.com/hire before the spotlight— we struggled to keep the lights on. i saw more for myself. and sofi gives members the financial tools to see more for themselves. join the official bank of

so if they want a 6 to the line off of destruction and then promises i, c k, h will on the future of old people in the, in the for i thing the true change or a drama. thank you so much for your time, for now. i will be, i know we will be having use again back again a little later for now. thanks your the still ahead on. i'll just say era protest as 11 all set fire to the united nations cost. and you were in a peace keeping me a baby sample. the color of the weather. slick in the middle dial and damped across much of the middle east. at the moment. lots of class showing up just straddling saudi arabia, pushing from the red sea right. the way across it to the gulf and back now sticking up to produce some outbreaks. afraid even this hearing contact could say some spots of fright as we go through fast. they may be into somebody's what a flicks as well. a little further north with a suspect process that it will say something about localized will flash flooding for a time. where's the weather too? well, the way up to was to wait eastern parts of iraq also saying some live the showers were

k. is willing to commit. yeah. and that's something that the, the to agree on. much to be thrust out the president's landscape, to pass it and all of this, you know, the position of ukraine, and of course, he's nothing react, but he is pursuing his own channel as he's in tech here. yes we, he's trying to get as much support from as many quarters as possible throughout the entire conflict. turkey has played a very, very important role early stages and talks exchange of prisoners. there's many, many elements i'm which you, which to turn to play the critical role since, since they gave me the full scale invasion of ukraine in february of, of 2022. but even before that, when the, the, the previous decade, they've always played a role in trying to bring sides together. and it's also not just for ukraine. they're also looking at other parts of the world. turkey wants to play an important role diplomatically in many parts of the world, whether it's in africa, obviously that borders would see area and the broader middle ea

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k-9s will sweep row by row. >> we're very excited about this weekend and we are really quite preparedter a terrorist barreled down bourbon street, killing 14 people here on new year's day. >> i don't know that we've had a major change, because the plan for super bowl has been in place. working on that plan for 18 months. >> that's not redirected by new year's day. >> no, no, we actually take our lead mainly from nfl security. >> highly visible security. reassuring fans like twila moore, who says she considered canceling her trip after the new year's attack. how are you feeling now? >> oh, safe. safe. i feel like this is the safest place in america right now. >> and the secret service says on sunday, president trump will be the first sitting american president attending a super bowl. new orleans police say that means even more security. anna. >> jesse kirsch, thank you. and no, i'm not intentionally wearing eagles colors today. but for those eagles fans, this one's for you. all right, before we go, this last story is a bittersweet one to report. today is a big day for a legendary journ

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specifically, they say putting proposition k on the ballot, which will closeart of the great highway, was a major betrayal, so he didn't consult with the community at all when he put this thing on the ballot. it's really just one issue. i mean, it's a it's a huge act of betrayal that's going to hahave impacts for years to come. and it impacts like 20,000 drivers almost every single day that need to get to and from work. right. so yeah, he can label it as a single issue, but it's a really it's a much, much bigger problem. at the kickoff event, people came to sign the official recall petition or become a volunteer for the campaign. moving forward, volunteers will need to gather nrly 10,000 signatures to get the recall measure put on the ballot. if that happens, the department of elections will call for a special election. now, while that was happening, supporters for supervisor joel engardio came together as well. they held a they held a stop the recall gathering. dozens of people stopped by to support. volunteers headed into the neighborhoods to persuade voters not to sign the recall m

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keir starmer had asked to co will stop neek or the week and that keir starmer had asked to co will stop we kages. more do to be released tomorrow. he was giving his thoughts on that. we will explore more on that in the moments. hello. the weather over the last week characterised by grey cloud, below average. something of a welcome change on friday as the cloud finally the rain turning heavier across south—west england at or below freezing across the north and east of the uk. that's down near the earth's surface, but about a mile of milder air pushing in. layer of milder air is likely to melt to sleet or rain. but temperatures over the pennines, remember, across cold rain or sleet. so temperatures eventually in cardiff reaching about seven and nine there for plymouth. around here and there. best of any cloud breaks, probably western parts of wales, north—west england, northern ireland and northern li—s degrees celsius. something a bit milder, though, in the west, and a sign of things to come. because next week, this area of low pressure we could see a spell of snow. with snow getting down to

specifically, they say putting proposition k on the ballot, which will close part of the great highway was a major betrayal. he just put it on the ballot and didn't inform anyone that he was doing it. so yeah, maybe there was alternate routes that that could have been taken to close the road, whatever. but at least the public would have been involved in that. recall supporters say the closure will greatly impact the flow of traffic for people coming and going from work. at the kickoff event, people came to sign the official recall petition or become a volunteer for the campaign. now moving forward, volunteers will need to gather nearly 10,000 signatures to get the recall measure put on the ballot. if that happens, the department of elections will call for a special election. now, while that was happening, supporters for supervisor joel engardio came together as well. they held a stop the recall gathering. dozens of people stopped by to support volunteers heading into the neighborhoods to persuade voters not to sign the recall measure. supervisor engardio spoke to supporters who say one

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k and other european countries have said they're willing to send their troops to ukraine as peacekeepers. something trump welcome. well, if we have a piece deal, i think having groups over there for, from the standpoint of europe, we won't have to put any over there because, you know, we're very far away. but having troops of that would be fine. russia has long objected to what it calls the creep of nato toward its western border, and it's already calling the nato piece key for idea, a non starter. we explained today that the appearance of armed forces from the same nato countries, but under a false flag. under the flag of the european union or under national flags, does not change anything in this regard. of course, this is unacceptable to us. so what made tuesdays meeting noteworthy is the 2 nations had all but broken ties because of ukraine. now russia and the us are rebuilding those ties because both countries say they share concerns that go beyond the war. russell and jordan elders, era, washington? for the latest, we're going to go through child stratford, who's in cave. zalinski w

k. outside of the european union dom, i'm a hope that it can act as a bridge between the block and the trump administration. will be you, is continuing its bets around with the us of a terrace. the u. k is struggling to maintain the often talented, special relationship with its transatlantic ally to a multi functional one. what the us once is for you are up to spend more on defense prompting the you case prime minister. that's a public key pledge by the commitment in a newspaper article. a g more f would be made from european allies in a storm, a wrote of a once in a generation moment for the collective security for europe, not just the ukraine. he also added your p and nations to increase defense spending and even said he will be willing to see british troops on the ground if necessary. this is the 1st time since the russian invasion doctor brush prime minister has consented coaching british boots on the ukrainian soil and there was much at stake with your effect to be sidelined from the p stokes. there was a need to ensure security at his folders and to ensure that nato remains an effective force. delivering t

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k. are now in a, for the long haul a 100 years together for federal force, most likely it will be for worse. in both cases. he said that actually their relationship goes back a 1000 years. and i mean, this raised a few eyebrows in particular and most go, this is what he has to say. and most of the response to that, a 1000 years ago, they were ukrainian princesses marrying into the british royal family offices, a historic relationship, a european relationship built over decades generation centers, british foreign secretary, david land, me the british, ukrainian partnership dates back thousands of years and has its roots in the foothills of the egyptian pyramids. why so little time? maybe you also hunted abroad to sorest together. so clearly history, there is no david line, a strong points and not even recent history. because again, as we've said, they know that vladimir putin and moscow are open. so in the go ca, since it's just that they don't want him to go see you soon by they, i mean they, you take and the west, and that's why they're insistent in and almost like i said, brain walsh and

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