in the photo, the ghost of keefe terrifies enemies, and he has victories.t this point, it remains a myth with no identification, we don't know. this information was originally spread by ukrainian officials. this identity was revealed by the toms of london, allegedly they shutdown 40 fighter jets. they were the first to work -- report who said he died in march cording to information from the times. this information was separately confirmed by ukrainian authorities who said this measure was killed in combat on march 13 and honored after his death. authorities admitted that it is a myth and say we asked the community not to neglect the basic rules of information. the ukrainian air force posted this. the military said it belongs to all big euro pilots of the country and the times of london updated the root word. 2 anchor: teresa: verne: jennifer:8 it's unclear why it was promoted , but we can confirm ukraine and russia have been spreading massive propaganda. anchor: thank you. thank you for watching. more to come. . >> from north to south africa, bringing you t

commits will crimes will not escape responsibility . stood in a glass box in a packed courtroom and keefe a russian soldiers fate hangs in the balance. he's been accused of a war crime, the case centers on the shooting of an unarmed civilian in the semi region in the 1st week of russia's invasion of ukraine. worth your while while we were a translator. the judge asks the russian sergeant, if he plead guilty, she was moved the woman who up from inside the glass box comes the answer. yes, i do know that if you, but if the court convicts him the 21 year old russian could spend the rest of his life in prison. the lawyer for the accused soldier plans to challenge the war crimes charge despite his clients guilty plea or visual, no reasonable with the fact that he pleaded guilty doesn't necessarily mean feel guilty to the exact charges, detailed by the prosecutors. i think it omitted that those events happened. but as for the classification, the court will decide with i personally don't see criminal substance in his actions . live resign would year from you watching the trial is catarina shall y

now are people are returning to places for example, i butcher, which is a close to keefe city that's been heavily embattled, just more than a month ago. there only one gasoline station remains open and if you got gas is probably about 10 litters per car. so obviously black markets have sprung up to fill that gap, but a definite remains a huge challenge, right now, resources, bead gasoline or natural gas to help rebuild the parts of ukraine from way rush enforcers have redrawn already to be corresponded. funny voucher and key. thank you very much. european countries may not want to see a sudden start to rush and gas deliveries. they do want to in natural gas imports as soon as possible. that means finding alternatives. the ear is pushing for an uptick in bio method production. it's chemically equivalent to russian natural gas . the countries are taking different approaches with different results. take a look. the worry over high fuel prices is laughable to horses either. he fills up with green fuel bio me thing to be exact, which is chemically comparable to russia, natural gas, or eit

in a village near ha keefe asked him no, be coff surveys. what is left of his farm. this area was recently retaken from the russians in fierce fighting that devastated the farm and decimated its life stock. the russians are still close to close the annuity. i'm not sure if we can harvest the wheel in a 150 hectic the fields because it's dangerous, but we will not risk the lives of the truck to drive as ease. i am the ongoing fighting puts next the us harvest in doubt to look. can you say that what he says a seed we were preparing to so well? now it will wait until the fall. if there is no pitch unity, we will. so it as the war drags on it's destructive momentum carries ever further into the future. as take a look now at some of the other stories making use around the world. turkeys president fresh ty about to one has spoken to the leaders of finland and sweden. he tell them he will not accept their application to join nato unless they address his concerns on terrorism. turkey says the 2 countries are harboring kurdish militants . finland and sweden are seeking more t

guilty to charges, including creed, mediated murder and committing a route crime during a trial in keefe, as the 1st war crime trial held and is likely to be one of many. the young sergeant admitted she shot dead, a 62 year old civilian on a bicycle in the eastern sunni region. on february, the 28th ukraine's prosecutor general says it is investigating nearly 11000 to potential war crimes. separate book did how the max sunday joins me now from the court house in key at that max of the attic of life interest has just been announced. what more can you tell us? right, so this verdict really didn't come as a surprise the the defendant to 21 year old sergeant's body sheesh marine already pled guilty last week, but it took to judge the presiding judge, nevertheless, almost an hour to present the case, present the evidence and at the end of which he found this man guilty of violating laws and customs of war. and as you said, he has been found guilty of killing a 62 year old man in assuming region. and a crucial part of the reason for, for the sentence is that what im she, she marine, the sergea

people who live there and keefe paying their respects to all those who have lost their lives in the warey city square with small flags to mark each citizen who was killed since russia invaded. they're also coming togither to show their commitment to rebuilding and restoring the city. in mariupol, the number of bodies being uncovered continues to rise as workers sort through the rubble. authorities found the bodies of 200 people, they say in the basement of an apartment building. officials say the smell was so strong. it spread through the neighborhood. mariupol is mostly in ruins and has been a major target in the russian invasion. at least 21,000 ukrainians have been killed in the siege so far, intense fighting raging again today in the eastern done boss region, russia shifted focus to that area after its forces failed to overrun keefe in the early weeks of the war. >> gas prices reached another record high this week. the white house is scrambling to try to bring down prices before americans hit the road this weekend for memorial day and work is in washington with more on the administr

in a village near her keefe asked him nobody cough surveys what is left of his farm. this area was recently retaken from the russians in fierce fighting the devastated the farm and decimated its life stock. the russians are still close to close the annuity and from what, i'm not sure if we can harvest the wheat in a 150 hector the fields because it's dangerous. we will not risk the lives of the truck to drive o c. i am the ongoing fighting puts next year's harvest in doubt to work. can you say that what is to the seed we were preparing to so well? now it will wait until the fall. if there is an opportunity, we will. so it as the war drags on it's destructive momentum carries ever further into the future. let's take a look at some other stories making news around the world. israel and switzerland of confirm their 1st cases of monkey pox. as an outbreak of the viral infection grows, the world health organization says a 120 cases of now being reported in countries where the virus usually isn't found and believes the spread may be driven by sexual contact. the heavy rains

zalinski made his 1st official visit outside of the capital to meet troops on the front line, near hall, keefe. assessing the damage with his own eyes, ukraine's president visited the war ravaged region of hockey. ukraine has pushed back the russian offensive here, leaving behind ruins in his 1st official trip out of cave, since the russian invasion. zelinski also met troops have been fighting on the front lines, will go hello. oh, i want to thank each of you for your service. you risk your life for all of us and for our state. thank you for defending the independence of our country. it will take care of yourselves glory to ukraine. so lensky says, ukraine is doing everything to defend the country's east, where russia is focusing its assault. russia aims to capture the entire don bass region, calling it an unconditional priority for the kremlin. the fighting has made evacuating the sage towns across don bass, dangerous. but aid groups are working to bring the seek and injured out. in google . oh, most of them of wounded people who i have a great in the forms of hospitals in eastern regents the

ah ah, this is dw live from burly. ukraine's military makes progress as rushes operations stalls. keefe says troops defending the key city of cow king have advanced as far as the russian border, but also preparing for new attacks in the don bos region. also coming up risking his life to rescue civilians, we meet a foreign foreman night club owner from the besieged city of mario pope was trying to bring as many people as he can to safety and moscow walls of far reaching consequences of the finland and sweden take steps to join nato, about finland's minister of european affairs tells d w. she is not too worried about russia's reaction to what it sees as a new threat on its board. plus north korea is mobilizing the army and other forces to deal with what it's calling an explosive outbreak of cove it. but fears are growing for the population because no one in the country has been vaccinated. ah, i'm glad else as well come to the program. keith says it is still bracing for a new offensive from russian forces in the eastern region of don bass. president, florida, zalinski said moscow could no

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this is the w slide from berlin. ukraine's military make progress as russia's operation is stored. keefe says troops defending the key city of car cave have advanced as far as the russian border. but they also preparing for new attacks in the don boss region, also coming off risking his life to rescue civilians. we me to form a nightclub owner from the besieged city of mario bold, who is trying to bring as many people to safety as he can.

the wall keefe allows non wilson's to visit the compound 5 days a week under it supervision. terrorists are allowed in, but palestinians are concerned besides muslim identity is under threat by ultra right wing religious groups increasingly entering and attempting to pray their illegally. the lead to bring in our guests in ramallah, in the occupied west, back with stuff about who t is a palestinian physician activist and politician. he's extra general of the palestinian national initiative and a former information minister in the palestinian government in tell of even israel keith elder is an author and contributing writer tolerates newspaper. and in cambridge in the united states. when the hoary is a syndicated columnist and professor of journalism at the american university of a very welcome to you, all gentlemen, thank you for joining us here on inside story. i'd like to start with you mr. bob, ruthie. if i may, is the status quo being eroded at alex or, and, and what does that mean for palestinians? viciously. i mean, 1st of all, according to the existing agreements that is very odd

plant are $200.00 civilians believe to be trapped on the ground with ukrainian soldiers. officials and keefe say they are making a new attempt to get them out with the help from the un. i said risky obstacles full of style. it hardly russian selling and the assault on as of style has not stopped. so civilians still need to be taken out, women and children, many children who are still there. just imagine this hell more than 2 months of constant shelling or bombing constant death nearby. we expect an effective regime of silence, but we are doing everything to find a solution and to save another tree, maybe brush and pans are not far away. they're allied separate as fighters patrol the streets. this slider things victory. another style is near room sucker. why? everything is fine, we are working, we are fighting. sometimes we're not far just to the left step by step in moscow soldiers preparing for monday's parade to mark victory against nazi germany during the 2nd world war. but in the war and ukraine pressed in, vladimir putin doesn't have much to celebrate. the war has isolated his nation an

months into this conflict there already investigating some 13000 potential war crops in a court, roomy, keefe, punishment for a crime committed during war. a russian tank commander convicted was killing a 62 old civilian in a village in northeastern ukraine. based on the above, the court has ruled that vadim ye if gain of ish, marin bourne october 17th. 2000 has been found guilty of committing a criminal offense on the part youth. article 438 of the criminal code of here, crane has been given a life sentence. ukraine's prosecutor general says that they are about 13000 ongoing investigations into alleged war crimes by russian forces. that list is growing by the day as russia continues, it's offensive in eastern ukraine. on monday, the city of hockey was bombed again. civilian areas sprayed without local officials say, a cluster munitions. no voice in what i must have been around 7 or 8 in the morning when we woke up thinking it was the end of the world, but there was the sound of explosions, at least 5 of them. the boon for 3 minutes of silence. and then boom, again to what people said, it was

the cranes military makes progress as rushes, operations stalls. keefe says troops defending the key city of crockett have advanced as far as the russian border, but also preparing for new attacks in the don bus region. also coming up risking his life to rescue civilians. we metre, foreign foreman, nightclub owner from the besieged.

ukraine it would be absurd to do otherwise the promised armament aid is delayed by germany as welt-keef found out , what he must order a batch of anti-aircraft installations on his own, berlin only approved such a deal, but did not plan to supply weapons to hide the details of cooperation with kiev; now they are trying in washington to even develop a special manual. how to correctly transmit intelligence to ukraine the white house continues to insist that the united states is not involved in the conflict, and the focus has shifted on american television. now on the air, they are talking more and more about inflation that has been record for 40 years, the food crisis that threatens large cities has forced president. barina turn to the farmers. he arranged a real tour of the farms or inois. you feed america, you helped us survive the pandemic, if all the farmers left, we would all starve to death by now. erica is fighting on two fronts domestically this inflation and rising prices ukraine has been a major producer of wheat corn and vegetable oil. we must invest in our farmers in order to

is to take out ukrainian air defenses. finland's prime minister as the latest western leaders visit keefe, santa marin metz, ukrainian president for louis. miss villain vladimir zalinski before going to preach an open the sites of mass civilian killings. she said, russia had lost the trust of the world for generations. finland, shares of 1300 kilometer border with russia. law with sweden. it's applied for native membership. sanctions against russia have pushed oil and gas prices to record levels in many parts of the world. energy ministers from the g 7 nations of miti in berlin to discuss supply problems and rising costs. dominic cane has more now from berlin this 2 day missing which brings together the relevant ministers, had aspirations to try to reduce the use of fossil fuel to prioritize climate change, how to deal with climate change. and yet they find themselves as it were derailed by what's happening in ukraine and the effect that what's happening in ukraine has had on energy market. so we've heard from robert harbert, he is the minister, as it were most exposed in this situation,

that emerged that a french journalist was killed in the east, the country famous robbie reports from keefe france. his new foreign minister catherine calona began her visit to ukraine by paying her respects to the dead in boucher ukrainians. describe what happened to civilians at the hands of russian forces as war crimes suggest a sentence, i tell you that we must tell ourselves that they should never have happened here. and it shouldn't happen again from stands with it friend and its allies to do what ever possible to bring back peace, support and solidarity likely to help paris reset relations with keith. ukraine has accused france of siding with russia as the war carries on. the hope is france, diplomacy with moscow, will help ease russia's blockade of ukrainian ports and restart the export of ukrainian crops vital to the global food supply. but that is not all ukraine. mahalo c. chavonee. sure. i stress today during the meeting that ukraine's need of additional artillery systems of $155.00 caliber remains extremely important to win the battle for don bass. we need to significantly stre

and the first season was more about keef knight's very into figuring out how to connect with his audienceike season 2 is more about how each character's journey is in relation to being woke or social-justice issues or how to be progressive or be an activist. and we kind of, like, don't answer the question of like, "is there a right or wrong way to do it?" we just kind of put it out there and hope that the audience canfw >> hulu was just very excited about it, in a way that just is amazing. and i love the fact that they just -- they were devoted to making sure that my voice stayed in the show, 'cause so many times, you hear about artists who sell their work to hollywood, and then they have nothing to do with it. i was adamant that i wanted to be a part of everything and see it all happen. >> y'all got to get some black and brown folks in here to tell you that... >> when i read the script, i immediately thought, "well, this guy is me. you know, i love to work on things that mean something to folks. it's not just funny, but it could also throw questions in the air that maybe folks can tackle

some of the most violent st battles have been around ukraine's capital. attacking your pin, north of keefe, was part of russia's failed attempt to encircle the city. now it's back in ukrainian control residents trying to move on. i'll just hear the same bus ravi is that it is a girl who is with i cannot express it. she says, feelings of anger, feelings, of hatred, feelings of deep contempt for the russian soldiers who brought death to her hometown. when you pull that initial couldn't get to like a form, a kindergarten teacher, nina, your mac cova lost her lifelong home and the invasion, sheltering into children's summer school and her pin. she now listens for any news of the war. but as to billy supper, hardly russians with their boots trampled on all our happiness, peoples lives, peoples, hope everything. they travelled everything in one minute, a passport and some medicine precious few necessities. all she was able to take her house now a crime scene, or that she had in this world bomb to rebel in the winter, her room was the warmest. that's why she chose it. a lifetime of memories, a li

rich: greg palkot live in keefe, ukraine. louisiana senator republican bill cassidy joins us now.t to get to what the administration is pushing. they want $33 billion additional assistance for ukraine. will republicans go along with that? >> absolutely. this has changed from a war in which we thought russia was going to win to one where we thought ukrainians can win. the russians are killing civilians. as in wear it' better to bet -- it'sbetter to destroy ots army. rich: do you see this going on for some time? can the ukrainians count on the support of the united nations in the. >> if russia is not stopped in ukraine, they are going to keep going. er in look at slovakia, they are look at the baltic states. they would then trigger the nato alliance in which the united states is all in. if you will, it's better to support the ukrainians than trigger that where we'll be drawn into combat. it's a wiser way for to us go for many reasons. >> the g-7 made a decision, they have a statement supporting nations trying to phase out russian energy imports. how realistic is that for the g-7. in

. -- here in keefe officials are calling it a soft opening of the u.s. embassy. officials are back to engage in diplomacy in advance of the formal opening later this month. it was set to coincide with victory day in europe. also in ukraine. a surprise visit to a border town in the west. first lady jill biden has been touring the region the last couple days. dr. biden saying she especially wanted to be here on mother's day. russia marks the defeat of germany as we have been saying, a victory day tomorrow. there will be parades and speeches in red square. maybe some offensive action of a heightened degree here in ukraine. a message on the eve of the holiday. vladimir putin is quoted as saying as in 1945, victory will be ours. eric: there is so much speculation about what putin may or may not do. is there a heightened sense of security in the capital, more than we have seen in rent weeks? >> you see a bracing or offensive activities. we have information on background that more units of russian military getting in place for possible offensive action. curfews have bee

believe to be trapped on the ground with ukrainian soldiers. officials and keefe say they are making a new attempt to get them out with the help from the un. but as a risk you ought to release full muzzle style. it currently russian shilling and the assault on as of style has not stopped, but civilians still need to be taken out. women children, many children who are still there. just imagine this hell more than 2 months of constant shelling or bombing constant del nearby. we expect an affective regime of silence, but we are doing everything to find a solution and to save our military more assistance, maybe rush in tans are not far away. they're allied separate as fighters patrol the streets. this fight a things victory. another style is near you, her home gottsacker with everything is fine, we are working, we are fighting. sometimes we're not far just to the left go step by step in moscow. soldiers are preparing for mondays parade to mark victory against nazi germany during the 2nd world war. but in the war in ukraine, preston vladimir putin doesn't have much to celebrate. the war h

we have more from car keef, ukraine. >> reporter: and money. with the war raging in the ears, president volodymyr zelenskyy one is reunited with his wife and their sharing this story. as the war nears its fourth month, sitting down for a joint interview with his wife, elena, offering a rare glimpse into what life has been like since the war began. our family was torn apart, as every other ukrainian family, she says. describing the moment she realized the country was at war, how she was woken in the middle of the night by the sounds of explosions. i asked him what was going on, and he said, it has started, she says. i can't describe the emotions i felt, anxiety, stupor. he told me this and left. after that we didn't see each other for a long time. the war is now focused on the east. late saturday, calling the situation in extremely difficult. a city among many now in and ruins. ukrainian soldiers seen here picking through what is left of a failed russian assault. the soldier saying it appears russian forces were sent on a suicide mission. they j

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trey i didn't think so is live in kyiv -- trey yingst is live in keefe with the latest on all of thateporter: jon, good evening. a major development today as ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy says around 100 civilians were evacuatedded from that steel plant in mariupol. in the coming hours and days, more people are expected to leave this area. it does come after the russian defense ministry said over the weekend at least 46 people were able to leave the steel plant in the besiege ised city where an estimated 1,000 residents and 2,000 ukrainian soldiers are located. the united nations does continue to push russia for a humanitarian corridor there. the news comes amid a high profile visit by speaker of thehouse nancy pelosi who came to the capital of kyiv. she was joined by a group of house democrats who took a train to kyiv as the the city does remain a target for russian forces. the delegation held meetings with ukrainian officials to discuss military and humanitarian aid as the war does continue. this after president biden announced that $333 billion aid -- $33 billion aid pack

so joining me now to break down all of this is cnn's manu raju, tamara keef of npr, and cnn's michael warren. the polling right now seems to indicate that this is not going to be the shift in the other direction as democrats expect it, but do you think that there's a possibility that this could help them turn the tide? >> i think in individual states it's going to have a big impact, especially the gunner in atorial level where this fight then will go. i think about a state like pennsylvania, where they don't have one of these so-called trigger laws, where we're already seeing the democratic nominee, josh shapiro lean in on that issue. individually in these states it's going to have an impact. overall, probably not as much. the fact that there's a vote this week in congress, i think that's actually not that helpful to democrats, to take that vote, because in essence what it says is, our hands are tied, what -- if you keep electing democrats to the senate there's not much we can do, unless we have 60 votes, which is not going to happen. >> tamara, i really don't understand the strategy

emerging a keefe player and a panel meeting on tuesday that would decide whether the russian creditorilings showing more than $100 million of securities to bank, including barclays and jp morgan in the third quarter. that added $1 billion from the creditor. indonesia's go to group for revenue growth has extreme incentives out $1.1 billion ipo. the ride-hailing and e-commerce operators as growth earnings rose to 306 east $7 million in the last quarter and net losses more than tripled to 444 million. that is the result of the merger between indonesia's most valuable internet startups. credit suisse is reportedly in the early stages of considering its options to strengthen capital. russia is saying the sides of the increases likely to exceed one billion in the sale of the unit is a possibility. credit suisse said in a statement that it is not currently considering raising -- raising additional equity capital. when it comes to the supply chain pandemic now, some manufacturers have been better prepared and more savvy than others. toyota has emerged as one who has managed to continue outpac

senate delegation led by mitch mcconnell met with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy in keefe. -ant to know doordash on the war in ukraine. -- i want to know your -- opinion on the war in ukraine. guest: this is an area i want to be positive. i don't agree with everything the administration has done, like we can talk about the disastrous afghanistan withdrawal. ukraine is an area where i think by and large biden has got it right. host: let's go to riverside, california. virginia is calling us. caller: i have a question for matt. i don't know if he will thoroughly answer it. it has been very quiet about supreme court justice, and his wife. i personally think -- supreme court justice thomas and his wife. i personally think you should be removed. can you tell me who is suppressing all of this? guest: i don't think anybody is suppressing this and i wrote a column about this. it is really bad. i think ginni thomas should not be involved at this level of activism and lobbying the chief of staff to do things based on conspiracy theories when her husband is on the supreme court and when

senate delegation led by mitch mcconnell met with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy in keefe. -v. i want to know doordash on the war in ukraine. -- i want to know your -- opinion on the war in ukraine. guest: this is an area i want to be positive. i don't agree with everything the administration has done, like we can talk about the disastrous afghanistan withdrawal. ukraine is an area where i think by and large biden has got it right. host: let's go to riverside, california. virginia is calling us. caller: i have a question for matt. i don't know if he will thoroughly answer it. it has been very quiet about supreme court justice, and his wife. i personally think -- supreme court justice thomas and his wife. i personally think you should be removed. can you tell me who is suppressing all of this? guest: i don't think anybody is suppressing this and i wrote a column about this. it is really bad. i think ginni thomas should not be involved at this level of activism and lobbying the chief of staff to do things based on conspiracy theories when her husband is on the supreme court and

[inaudible] making a secret trip to see president zelenskyy in keefe. will: -- in kyiv.losi is and ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy, she became the highest ranking u.s. official to come to ukraine since the war started and brought the first official congressional delegation. afterward underscoring the u.s. support for ukraine especially when it comes to military aid. at least some civilians have made it out of mariupol, still ukrainian officials say just about 20 were evacuated this weekend from that steel mill we've been telling you about. thousands of civilians and soldiers remain inside, something like 20,000 people are said to have been killed in the city. this as the fighting in the east ratchets up. more russian troops said to be pouring into the region in this new phase of the war, ukrainian troops making brave counterattacks. as we witnessed here firsthand, there have been losses as well. take a listen. some three months of war here in ukraine already leaving a legacy. this is the military section of a cemetery in lviv in western ukraine. these are all fre