force hostages of time, so hand me over to the great khan. tell the great khan.it is a great honor for me to be his ally, tell the great khan that i agree. borders then the battle stayed too long, do not rush to die for 8 more without us, it will cost me from the lithuanian now in moscow will come. we would be here until winter, and then my bored sit. bored. it will get bored hotter in shooting. the most let's go at once from three sides somewhere, but we'll break through. we won't go anywhere. at night, the great father is at war, whoever is faster is well done. and we will besiege them. all the ships that turned our favor they are starving, but even the dog will humble itself before bread. what kind of siege do they have victims? we are here? let's wait until winter. what are you in a hurry to get home? continuation of the legendary epic and how many rounds do you have one or two to kill the general to warn? burnt by the sun 2 citadels film by nikita mikhalkov on saturday at 11:55 on the rossiyanka channel up to 19% per annum oh again back, where the melody is

the great khan, prince of moscow, refused to pay tribute, he did not accept the khan's basma, and where did timur leave his hand in great moscow and allowed me to grieve. humiliated me in front of my son. why didn't you die with your people? you served my father faithfully. what can i do for you? beat me i will show you a great favor you will die, but you will die like a warrior on the battlefield. we're going to moscow, i'll take away all the muscovites, and i'll burn the city, like the great hunts there. collect degree. here in moscow where andrey is grand duke boris most likely, here or at casimir's? he vasilievich do you think they will go to you? and would you go? he will agree that the crimean khan will be with us. everyone is against us your brothers too why grigory ivanovich let vladyka read from john the theologian will have racha and together the black coals of the earth will kill many people. came to moscow he killed everyone. yes, it was repeated 100 years ago. fedor says everything. repeats well , vladyka and you will not read to me about locusts . i will read jeanne chryso

he is trying to do it again, imran khan.t - way of staying in politics. doctor, absurdly fascinating to get your l absurdly fascinating to get your analysis. thanks for coming on the programme —— absolutely fascinating. here in the uk, the health secretary sajid javid says he's determined to pursue the people responsible for decades of problems with maternity services in shropshire. an official report says that over 20 years — failings at shrewsbury and telford nhs trust led to babies being stillborn — dying after birth — or being left severely brain—damaged. the trust has apologised, but sweeping changes to maternity services across england are now expected. our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan has been following the story from the outset. and a warning, his report contains some distressing details. # here we go round the mulberry bush, the mulberry bush... - she still says, "i miss mummy." we do try and share some of the fun times her mum used to have. four—year—old ellie had just nine hours with her mother. b

now, certainly the army appears to be content to see the opposition remove imran khan from office. fact, he has said that he is the victim of a conspiracy being directed by the united states, angry at his foreign policy decisions, such as recently visiting moscow. now, his political opponents have said that that's ridiculous, frankly. many analysts say that imran khan is exaggerating the contents of a fairly routine diplomatic cable sent by pakistan's ambassador in washington, the state department has said there is no truth to the allegation. what imran khan appears to be doing is trying to build a narrative around his likely removal from office that his supporters can rally around. he still does have a very sizeable following and it would certainly be a formidable opponent for a new government that might emerge next week. pakistan's prime minister imran khan is facing arguably the biggest let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov has arrived in india, where he is due to meet indian foreign minister sjaishankar. indian and rus

and the great khan is also unhappy. and i'm not happy.ighter gives you the favor of the great khan for another 10 years. this is a great honor for me. and what does khan want in return this guy will be yours if you give everything you owe and what do i owe? for every year you don't come, you owe 15,000 silver rubles. or the great khan will come to you and your city will burn. your warriors will die, your women will scream and cry. the women will laugh. my women are silent when men are talking. well, how do we agree ivan or should i decide this issue? with your wife. go home and tell the ahmadkhan if he comes , it will be the same with him. he killed my brother. he owes me. all his life he wanted to defeat the tatars, and he told me about that. mosquitoes bite for the time being. it's time for the bad guys. maybe, in vain, ivan vasilyevich , listen to me rather, you listen to them. come on. it's not too late to correct 50 souls of my household, because the tatars will come and burn everyone, not the beaters, the father is not left, great,

karim khan, the british qc, sa s invasion? karim khan, the british 0c, says he _ invasion? qc, says he wants _ invasion? karim khan, the british qc, says he wants to _ invasion? karim khan, the british qc, says he wants to investigate | qc, says he wants to investigate russia in connection with this invasion and he has already asked his team here at the international criminal court to start collecting and preserving evidence. there is a barrier we have to get through before an investigation can actually before an investigation can actually be launched, and that is the judges here have to approve the investigation, or another country can ask the icc to intervene, a country that is a member state of the court. i havejust country that is a member state of the court. i have just been told in the court. i have just been told in the last hour, that has now happened. lithuania, a member of the icc, has asked the prosecutor to open an investigation. we saw this morning the attack on freedom square. anything that constitutes an indiscriminate attack on something thatis indiscriminat

now, the army seems content to see the opposition remove imran khan from office.said he is not going to be resigning ahead of this vote and has said he is the victim of a conspiracy being directed by the united states. any at his foreign policy decisions such as recently visiting moscow. his political opponents have said that is riculous. many analysts say imran khan is exaggerating the contents of a fairly routine diplomatic cable sent by pakistan's ambassador to washington. the state department says there is no truth to the allegation. what he appears to be doing is building narrative around his likely removal from office that is supporters can rally around. he still does have a sizable following. he will certainly be a formidable opponent to any new government that might emerge next week. nora: -- in islamabad. this week marks 40 years since the falklands war. a 10 week armed conflict between the u.k. and argentina. over two british dependent territories in the south atlantic. argentina lost the war, but to this day it claims the islands are argentinian. our so

as by joining forces it is possible to defeat the common enemy dominating europe and asia o manua khannd the peace of afghanistan, the performance in the soviet storm there is no need to indicate that it was the soviets who organized the third afghan war. lieutenant stuart blacker british resident of central asia 1922 in may 1919 340.000 british army began hostilities against afghanistan in the khyberg bazirestan and kandahar direction of amanlakh, khan declared jihad the holy war of great britain, the war went on with varying success, despite the technical quantitative superiority of the british army in the khyper direction, the afghan troops were defeated by the british carried out bombardments, jalalabad and kabul in the vaselistan region. afghan troops. they crossed the border in these conditions on july 3, 1919, an armistice was concluded between the british and afghan troops in august 1919, was the rawalpine peace treaty was signed, by which great britain actually recognized the independence of afghanistan, it is our duty to fatigue to do everything possible to prevent the conclu

akhmat honored khan with the arrival of aleksin, burned people , led out through the oka, did not goome, returned to be soon the entire horde would lead. are you afraid? you have a label here, where are you mother? with the death of yuri, peace does not come out. as a prince, he lived only by honor, and the more glorious for the deeds of his relatives, not a single dozen filthy ones died from his sword. may the earth be yuri vasilyevich will. what did you stop? speak fedoradovich, continue. the earth is shaking cannot endure the horror, but they heard a georgian goat was born with two heads.

it comes as sadiq khan announced just over £1 million in funding to support people seeking asylum herendon stands with them. alison earle, bbc london. let's get more now on president biden�*s speech in poland. our correspondent mark lowen is in warsaw. i wanted to ask you about the white house, they are rowing back on some of the comments in president biden�*s speech. the white house spokesperson said they are not calling for regime change in russia. how do the two square? change in russia. how do the two 5: uare? ~ . , change in russia. how do the two suuare? ~ ., , , square? well, it was a very strident comment at — square? well, it was a very strident comment at the _ square? well, it was a very strident comment at the end _ square? well, it was a very strident comment at the end of _ square? well, it was a very strident comment at the end of the - square? well, it was a very strident comment at the end of the speech. | square? well, it was a very strident i comment at the end of the speech. he said, "for god sake, this man cannot remain in powerfull stop" as said, "for god sake, th

to kron saying. >> khan is a hero. he did not start the fight. he was forced to defend himself after he was punched by an unknown attacker while he was eating dinner with a group of friends. police eventually arrested the man who brought the gun to the restaurant sunday night point to says they will be suing the san jose police department reporting in san jose. justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> well, that was justin campbell reporting for us now. the chief says the department will be 40 in that case to the district attorney and then they're going to decide if it was a justified shooting. right before that shooting happened. a man was shot and killed a block away from correa. san jose police are still looking for the person who did that. they said they found that man with a gunshot wound near 4th street in san carlos. he ended up dying at that scene. police say these 2 shootings are unrelated and if you have any information about the incident, you're asked to call police. san jose police are launching a new program to ge

the future of pakistan's prime minister — imran khan — looks uncertain — after the largest partner ince. 0pposition parties accuse imran khan of mis—managing the economy, and foreign policy, as well as targeting critics. the hubble space telescope has set a new record for capturing a picture of a single, distant star. the light from the giant sun has taken twelve—point—nine billion years to reach us. while the star appears faint, it's probably more than fifty times the mass of our sun. hollywood's bruce willis will step away from his acting career after being diagnosed with aphasia, a condition that impedes a person's ability to speak and write. the 67 year olds family released a statement that his cognitive ability is said to have been impaired. willis is best known for playing john mcclane in the 1988 hit, die hard to australia now — where the coastal area of byron bay, known for its celebrity residents and idyllic beaches, has been inundated by floodwaters as severe storms again battered the country's east. torrential rain that began on monday has proved unrelenting — byron's norma

the future of pakistan's prime minister, imran khan, looks uncertain after the largest partner in thentary vote of no confidence. 0pposition parties accuse imran khan of mismanaging the economy and foreign policy, as well as targeting critics. no prime minister in pakistan's history has seen out a full term. the confidence vote is due to start on thursday. hollywood's bruce willis will step away from his acting career after being diagnosed with aphasia, a condition that impedes a person's ability to speak and write. the 67—year—old's family released a statement saying his cognitive ability is impaired. willis is best known for playing john mcclane in the 1988 hit die hard. will smith was asked to leave the oscars after hitting comedian chris rock, but refused, according to organisers. the academy described it as a deeply shocking, traumatic event and apologised to other nominees, guests and viewers — and added it has initiated disciplinary proceedings against the best actor winner. in melbourne, thousands of people have attended a memorial service celebrating the life of shane warne,

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it comes as sadiq khan announced just over £1 million in funding to support people seeking asylum herealison earle, bbc london. you can follow all the latest developments on the war in ukraine by going to our online live coverage. follow it on bbc.co.uk/news or the bbc news app. for viewers outside the uk, follow it on bbcnews.com or the bbc news app. a p&0 ferry is being prevented from leaving northern ireland due to safety fears. the maritime and coastguard agency says the vessel, the european causeway, is being held in larne because of a lack of crew training and missing documents. with the latest, here's katie prescott. # you're not sailing...# in hull today, members of the rmt union blocked access to the dock from where the p&0's pride of rotterdam was setting sail. they also came out in liverpool and dover against p&0's sacking of 800 staff without notice, and replacing them with cheaper agency workers. we've raised grave concerns around this. bringing a wholesale crew in on—board the vessel that they're not familiar with, to sail across the busiest shipping lane in the world, ca

that was a surprise to many because the ac d c head, alina khan, is a vocal opponent, or as a vocal critic, i should say, of, of amazon. and at the moment the, at the season, a weird position because it's board which as 5 members is, is sort of deadlock. it's got 2 democrats and to republicans and one a seat that hasn't been filled yet. and they've been trying to fill it since october. so to block or oppose this deal, they would need to have a majority vote on that board that can't yet yet happen. so, so far it looks like the deals going ahead theoretically, when that seats build, there could be an objection filed and they could try to block it after it's gone through. and i just think it might be a very challenging thing to do just because of, it's difficult to argue, i think at least that amazon acquiring m g m really changes the game in her. so it, us, i've worked 12 hours a day. my salary isn't enough. my friends are, i can going like this. isn't any really south america. second largest economy is an economic crisis with a bloated, bureaucracy, low productivity, and a mountain of debt.

the great khan, my scouts report in moscow, the earth trembled, the houses of the russian gods shouldive carrion in 7 years. now he is weak. i think you think you are a thinker. forgive the greats, it's time to ask the moscow prince for his debt. time will come. on one side is the grand duke, what do you say? enter while nosilyevich put his brothers on a chain , like filthy dogs. together to be comfortable. m their so they do not live in poverty. ivan vasilievich started a big quarrel with his brothers when her children do not live in peace. here are five fingers large medium, small any cuts the martial artist. everyone is equal make it up to me to decide when to release them you came to admire muscovy. they say these walls and together rushed down. crazy you're all alone. i don't have anyone, not a single soulmate. i don't know what to do. i do not understand. why live on, i don't know either. i just live and everything and i advise you to do the same. you are a beautiful woman. how can you not be alone, if desire will be your friend? well, the trouble is bolder grigory ivanovich the

the aga khan award for architecture. it wasn't, you did to my people, you know, because i wanted to contribute as a member of that community to the development of these today parties. kerry and his 12 employees juggle several projects, many of them in africa like the opera village, a self sustaining arts education center also in his native burkina faso. it includes a theater, a school for $500.00 pupils and health facilities. francisco, they develop the project with late german theater director christoph schilling and the the local staff safe houses carries recognition is well earned. it will not let the people here have everything they need to study while shade food is on my and program selector for it's the earthier, it's everything around us. country, they're awesome. when he brings them together, he bring something magnificent to lighten my debbie dor processed cafe is keen to share his experience. he teaches at several universities and his hopeful his when will inspire the next generation of africans. are young peop

coming up as the war rages on in ukraine in new leaders, both crisis and francis president, emmanuel khan hope, solid inverse life would respond to russia's. ah, i'm really mohammed walking to the program. russian troops are advancing towards major ukrainian cities amid strong resistance. the pushing to encircle keith with heavy fighting, taking place, just east of the capitol. russian troops are also continuing their siege on the south eastern city of mario pole, a day after a deadly strike on a children's hospital. high level talks on thursday failed to bring a ceasefire as ukrainian civilians continue to suffer ambushed on the road to keep after 2 weeks of fighting ukrainian forces are battling to stop their capital. from being surrounded off to russian tanks reached its eastern outskirts on wednesday. ukrainian soldiers said they forced back the convoy with the russians, leaving behind an armored personnel carrier as well as 2 tanks, one of which they were able to repair and take for themselves. but while keith continues to put up fierce resistance on the ground, there was little prog

and why pakistan's prime minister enron khan is fighting to keep his job with their ash vanity off to the break. i'm and you could dismiss kinnon on the, on behalf of the entire team here. thanks for watching a every day for us and for our planet. global ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make cities greener? how can we protect animals and their habitats? what to do with all our waste? we can make a difference by choosing reforestation over deforestation recycling over disposable smarten solutions over steam set in our ways. earth is truly unique, and we know that that uniqueness is what allows us to live and survive. google ideas, the environmental series in global 3000 on d, w, and online. this is the, the other news asia coming up to date. china's biggest of unlocked down since the start of the cobit pandemic. shanghai is being locked down in 2 phases to control of new outbreak. it's left many asking if a 0 covered strategy is still the best one. plus a political litmus test and pakistan from his name, ron kahn. he's facing a serious challenge from the op

srosh khan has been to bradford to meet her.ng her voice to highlight the importance of allowing women from her community to play a sport. i'd say sport has been something that has given me this new life, because if i didn't play sport, i don't think i would be sitting right here with this opportunity, where i can project my voice. and sport is something actually that has changed my entire world. because of the persecution of the rohingya people in myanmar, jasmin's family were forced to flee to the nayapara refugee camp in bangladesh, where jasmin was born. what was day—to—day life like? we were living off rations. if we ran out, we had to starve or beg. the facilities there was pretty bad. i'm a female, i did not have access to privacy because i did not have my own room, even to use a toilet. i didn't have access to education, access to basic human rights. i didn't even know there was a world outside the camp, you know? i'll be honest, i didn't know that, obviously, there's another country. in 2014, jasmin and her mum went bac

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other people for what they do, i expect the people would do the same for me that i'm putting up ali khan is a music producer. he's happy. there's finally a pakistani woman who dares to wrap. he spotted her on facebook and has been helping her record her songs for some time. she has a video, mysterious spoke melody, and he would he want to know more about her when you see her pa, sir, she is excellent and what she does. so i think she's, she's going to go places very bright future eva wraps about her every day, experiences the role of women in pakistani society and that they often still face a lot of discrimination in public. she hides her identity by wearing a veil. she doesn't want to recognized and possibly confronted on the street. tornado is that i like wearing a veil. well, i never leave the house without wearing one. when i spoke about wrapping with my brother, it became clear to me that sooner or later i was going to have to show my face. he suggested wearing the veil. i thought it was a good idea. bad, you know, made him any more than one plaza with her songs eva hopes to inspire

let's speak to the mayor of london, sadiq khan. welcome. thank you forjoining us. .population, in terms of refugees coming to stay with relatives or otherwise, what would you anticipate for london? weill. you anticipate for london? well, aood you anticipate for london? well, good morning- — you anticipate for london? well, good morning. we _ you anticipate for london? well, good morning. we know- you anticipate for london? well, good morning. we know we - you anticipate for london? -ii good morning. we know we have more than half of those ukrainian brits who live in our country are in london and they make a massive contribution to our city. we have had over the last few days and weeks, councils, londoners, businesses, hotels and others wanting to do more, asking how they can help but frustrated by the delay in the visas and so forth being processed and the lack of information about the support we would receive. i would expect the vast majority of those who eventually arrive from ukraine to come to london and we are keen to play our part in supporting what is clearly

so you should are kim showing herself with the kremlin in the background and prayer in modi khan, that she added to that photo and media reporting that the chancellor held a talks yesterday with the russian president. what that what the results were and whether there will be more is unclear at this time. now ukrainian athletes have made another appeal for p set the beijing power olympics. several members of ukraine's national paralympic committee observed, emitted a minute of silence calling for an end to the war. despite grappling with rushes, invasion of their homeland, ukrainian team has thrived at the paralympics. they have claimed 6 gold medals, putting them 3rd in the table behind china and canada. today ukraine will have more metal chances. the teams resilience has been applauded by the president of the international paralympic committee. reminder now of our top headline yardi w, the central ukrainian city of nico becomes a target of russian air assaults for the 1st time emergency service to say an apartment block and kindergarten or hip russian troops are also edging closer to

imran khan's position looks to be under serious threat.ged in the last month and a vote of no confidence is due to be held. we expect up to take place on sunday or monday at the moment following the defection of a number of imran khan's coalition partners, the opposition had a simple majority required in parliament to depose him as prime minister. something could still change in the next few days, discussions are ongoing in both political camps but at the moment imran khan's position looks to be extremely shaky. there has been public resentment about the rising cost of living in pakistan, the poor state of the economy and much of that was directed against the government although they point to successes in combating covid in which pakistan has not done as badly as many feared, they also point to expansion of that social welfare system but the key thing that has changed in pakistan over the last year is the position of the military. all attacks in pakistan always revolved around the country's powerful army and it's believed they helped imran

i spoke to khan earlier. you have to see who gave the order, who carried it out, is being the top general overseeing an invasion or a defense or being the president of a country, is that enough in the chain of command to have responsibility? or do you have to show the president gave a direct order? >> the first thing is there's no official position. so, whether you're a foot soldier nay civilian area, you don't have a license to rape or attack children or terrorize. and if you're a field commander doing aerial strikes or targeting decisions or you're a civilian superior, under the statute, there is responsibility. >> you've seen images of residential buildings being struck by a tank just firing sbiet or a missile hitting it. what do you have to prove in each incident? >> what you really have to show is firstly that's a civilian area, there was not belligerent fire. for example, there were not mortars coming from that location. someone needs to speak to witnesses, look at satellite evidence, look at intercepts

oleg, this is pale, i put a wiretap on the guy, if he undresses, he’s a khan, they’ll drown him rightthey won’t drown him, let’s get him out of there. don't hold back. i took your toys off him. that is, how did you guess that he was lucky here, do you believe? don't know. heart prompted. where, by the way? there will be a laugh today at 23:45 on ntv country of talents premiere on friday at 21:00 on ntv today everything is in your hands. he is so alone. no moms, not like that, who doesn't do that anymore. i have to look. look like this mom, try tasty. mom, please, make more, vtb and pay for purchases throughout russia selling on aliexpress, buy quality goods for children with a discount of up to 50%. only from march 23rd to april 1st. the most profitable deposit of sberbank up to 19% per annum replenishment in sberbank online sber deposit prime is simply a reliable country of talents premiere on friday at 21:00 on ntv scratches and ingrained dirt on the countertop greasy stains on the apron spend money on new furniture. meet the universal self-adhesive miracle film, reliable protection

and now there is no forget-me-not, i carry a submarine, peter will not stop khan soon.t the ambition tomorrow. show me the detainee match our version of bieber heading for peter we're winding down to work with the place just don't forget he's not on them. this man is a terrorist, so you are free this is not your diocese. we will decide for ourselves who is free and who is not? himself who? the special forces of the seal have already informed the local department. i do not know the terrorist or who, but this was our territory, shooting, there is a wounded man. so we pick him up, and then they pick you up. this is what i promise you. yes , in any case, i need him to the hospital right, and i 'll do it. we can take it, right? we can, what drives you when you make a choice, the surrounding conditions are not, if you yourself dictate the conditions, where others give up you keep moving towards your goal mitsubishi pajero sport a choice that opens up possibilities. for his sake, he sacrificed his career because of a horse and left for the province. i think you're just a weird

so i think for kareem khan, it's a bit easier for the top down.build cases in the lower ranks. >> one thing he stresses, he's an apolitical actor in this. it's his job to look at all sides in a conflict to see if any crimes have been committed by any side. that being said it is clear, you know, just from watching images on television, we see what clearly appear to be war crimes are occurring, civilian locations being directly hit. it's his job, though, however, to figure out not just was that a civilian structure, was there no other military forces, perhaps using it in some way. and also figuring out the people responsible behind it. not enough for them to say there are war crimes but who is responsible for them. >> right. and that's the distinction between what karim khan has as a prosecutor investigating these atrocity crimes and what someone like president biden and government officials are focused on, which is we need to stop this car. we need to prevent the further commission of this -- of these crimes and, quite frankly, it's obvious. it's s

to kron saying. >> khan is a hero. he did not start the fight. he was forced to defend himself after he was punched by an unknown attacker while he was eating dinner with a group of friends. police eventually arrested the man who brought the gun to the restaurant sunday night point to says they will be suing the san jose police department reporting in san jose. justin campbell kron. 4 news. the chief says they will forward the case to the district attorney who's going to decide if it was a justified shooting >> meantime, at that same news conference today, we also learned that san jose's police department is starting a whole new program to try and deal with all those illegal guns out there. it's not just in san jose, but they're calling this program cash for ghost guns in the chief says it is necessary because >> his officers are finding these illegal guns all over the place robberies and carjackings, frequently involve and legally possess gun. >> and 106 out of 163 homicides have involved a firearm. >> that use was on

khan.s now to discuss is the former chief prosecutor of the international criminal court louis moreno ocampo. can you explain the process for opening an investigation and why you may think there are war crimes that have been committed here? >> the news is that the international criminal court will investigate crimes, alleged crimes committed in ukraine. that's what the prosecutor said. and he says something very important that maybe you can help, because the process requires him to go to the judges first and to get their approval. and he know he could be weeks or months, so, what he says is very important. he says state parties could help to expedite the process. how they can do it, state, not u.s., all europeans, many africans, australia, new zealand, japan, they can refer this situation and ask to do it. in this case, immediately the mitigation will start and the bombing you saw, you saw today, could be investigated today. so it is not just the prosecutor office who will deal with this. s

to be not at all on the edge of this conquered territory deep into this territory. which the horde khand his own for sure forever and there was no force that would be able to defeat this powerful military human force that controls the vast expanse of eurasia. and what happened? saint sergius is a humble and physically, perhaps, not a very strong elder. blesses dmitry donskoy, the courageous prince and warrior go and give battle to this invincible tatar-mongol rati. well, probably, if one of the modern analysts estimated situation, who would say so, but what did the saint bless for death? because there was no chance to win, even that fight was not. so great and powerful was the army of invaders. and what happens through the prayers of the weak, but the holy elder, through the prayers of the church, dmitry donskoy supports the victory? but it is not a miracle that supports her. not angels descended from heaven with swords. he conquers her with courage, the strength, the courage of his army, for whom the holy elder sergius prayed with him, of course, and the whole church. a terrible time o

it says khan is a hero. he did not start the fight. he was forced to defend himself after he was punched by an unknown attacker while he was eating dinner with a group of friends. now that attorney goes on to tell us that his client, the 20 year-old, is still in the hospital, recovering from his injuries and they plan to be suing the san jose police department will have more as this is a developing story for night. for now. we're live here in san jose. justin campbell kron, 4 news. all right. just a lot to sort through there. thank you. san jose police today also announced a new program to try to get illegal guns off the streets. it's called cash for ghost guns. >> the new program will offer cash to try to get those returned and taken off the street. kron four's 10 per second will have much more on this new initiative coming up on the news at night. there are calls tonight for the contra costa county sheriff to step down. this comes after he was accused of showing sympathy for a former deputy who was convicted in an unlawful and deadly

a 50% rescue effort with khan fire and east con fire, american medical response, antioch police, and public works, all thanks to this good samaritan for recognizing the calls for help. >> reporter: steve hale is with the contra costa county fire protection district. >> i think it was fairly miraculous they were able to hear him. number one, and number two that they reported it to 911. >> reporter: hale says, fortunately, the man stuck in the drain was responsive and able to talk to emergency crews during the entire rescue operation. the man told firefighters he did not fall into the drain, but rather went in on his own. while he was in there, he came upon heavy debris and could not back out. >> not only is the victim at risk when they are stuck down there, as ours was last night, but, any rescuers you put underground also are at risk. >> reporter: hale says these technicians were specially trained for these confined space rescues. >> we sent in for technicians. one of them, the smallest one because the pipe was so small, the victim was wedged in, was able to clear the considerable am

to kron saying. >> khan is a hero. he did not start the fight. he was forced to defend himself after he was punched by an unknown attacker while he was eating dinner with a group of friends. police eventually arrested the man who brought the gun to the restaurant sunday night point to says they will be suing the san jose police department reporting in san jose. justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> the chief says the department will forward the case to the district attorney's office and they will decide if it was a justified shooting. the city of sunnyvale is getting $880,000 in federal funding to improve pedestrian safety near schools. >> south bay, congressman roe conn announced the funding today on twitteo. the money will go to making safety improvements at too heavily tracked heavy traffic intersections near columbia middle school and bray lee elementary school. yeah, we'll show that again. incredible video out of san jose bicyclist narrowly misses a violent car crash. this happened last thursday and was caught on surve

teenage girls who they believe ran away from home. 16-year-old ruby gonzalez and 14-year-old nina khan were reported as runaways last wednesday. their families haven't seen them since. police believe both girls are in good health based on clues they uncovered and communication on social media. the families are still waiting for them to be returned home. >>> another example of how we are moving forward out of the pandemic, beginning tomorrow, mask also be optional outside for oakland unified students. the district has had strict masking policies all year inside and outside. starting tomorrow, people can choose to take off the masks if they're outside. the district is considering loosening restrictions indoors, but hasn't made a decision just yet. it is a big weekend for the national historical park in richmond honoring the women who stepped up the help during world war ii. they are hosting the annual riveter days at rosy the riveter park. some are very proud to have relatives ohhen that wall. >> my mother and their grandmother have been a part of history in a meaningful way, fighting fo

. >> a nasa astronaut khan right back to earth.sian spacecraft today after a record-setting mission in space. marc vandehei and 2 russian cosmonauts undocked from the international space station around midnight. about 4 hours later, they landed back on earth and kazakhstan. political tensions between the u.s. and russia were cast aside for the space ferrer's return on a live nasa tv broadcast on havana russian counterparts said, quote, people have problem honors on orbit. we are one crew. it was van hise first time on solid ground and 355 days at is a nasa record. the previous record holder was retired astronaut scott kelly. he said broken records mean we're making progress. then high travel, more than 150 million miles in space during his mission as the same as more than 300 trips to the moon and >> coming up next, in sports, a 75 year-old from sandra fell steals the show at a baseball game in georgia. kate rooney has that story and more coming has that story and more coming up. ♪ at usaa we've been called too exclusive because we

i'm one of the last witnesses who can say is unfortunately, that did happen on pc khan into court as it had been done differently with different results. he assumed that all the deaths from the 1st to rock normally gail, the embargo, the hug. the 2nd iraq are well called the american occupation of iraq with the al qaeda episode. and then i, yes, you can unlock of how many is that to be so delegated? probably one on a half 1000000 victims low. so if a better time, you and me more than i must gun know most got rasa. i was born here in the grand mosque district. i've spent all my life in mosul when most of home. mm. mm. diana, marlowe each had their religion. and we lived like a brother stylish ah, ah, ponder least adventure and delicious food. a check in special with ala zuba, the you tuber, and d, w. travel reporter brings us to turkey. o transport. he sits in babylon and gives us insider tips for warsaw. check in in 30 minutes on d. w. russians. war in ukraine is rewriting global trade alliances as the west coast time with moscow. russia is looking east for partnerships with india an

in ron khan is in the capital where people are hoping to get on to trains and slay, to safety in the way. a desperate scramble to get on a train out of keith. but most of these people aren't residents of the capital. they've come from places like a being and butcher on the outskirts of people. places that have.

they go by the names ruby gonzalez and mina khan. they're just 16 and 14 years old. if you see these two teenagers please call the san ramon police department. >> it is one of the most controversial sites in san francisco. the day-long closure has renewed rr the debate whether the center meant for the unhoused should be open at all. >> according to the department of public health, they're an effort to make it more inviting for people to shower, get a warm meal, get social services and help make the center a better neighbor. for some this center has been a blessing. >> coming here were you able to get help in finding housing. >> yes, you just got to connect with the right person and the right people to talk to. >> she and her daughter simba now have supportive housing. >> it's closed for a day. >> people are looking for new supplies, clean supplies. this is one of the few spots in the city where he knows he doesn't have to worry about overdosing. the city has not designated this a safe injection site, but people who come here like neil and critics of this site say ope

they're trying to find 16-year-old ruby gonzalez and 14-year-old nina khan.say they ran away on wednesday. the families haven't seen them since, and police believe both girls are in good health based on communication on social media. the families are still waiting for them to be found and returned home. >>> it's a big weekend for the national historical park in richmond, honoring the women who stepped up to help during world war ii. volunteers came out to give the wall of honor a little tlc. some are very proud to have relatives ohhen that law. >> my mother and their grandmother have been a part of history in a meaningful way, fighting for the freedom of this world and the fact that she carried that on her feelings of patriotism and equality lasted her lifetime. >> a lot to be proud of. also tonight, a special screening of the new documentary, rosy ambassadors were on hand for a meet and greet before the film they are featured in. >>> a cafe welcomed everyone today by letting their customers decide how much they want to pay for their food. the cafe teamed up

and ron khan, thank he. and man con that for us in keith. let's go to west and ukraine, where natasha butler is in the town of live. natasha over nights rushes, offensive widen to parts of west and ukraine. we know nuts which is not too far from where you are has been attacked. how incredibly worrying is it where you are when i say nay, a sense for some people in the is lavelle which is about a 150 kilometers south of a lot. so, ah, that's of this conflict could be closing in, you know, western ukraine has been relatively sped until now. most of the fighting has taken place in the north, the east and the south of the country. but as you say, there was a report on that that was, i should say, a russian as strike own. and i filled outside the city of north k in the north west of the country, but also another one on an air field outside of the city of yvonne. oh frank, if it's not that's in the south west of ukraine, the maze, and both of those cities urged people to stay in doors. there were explosions, heard. so it is worrying. and i have to

yeah, okay, listen, i don't have a problem with aq khan relevant when aq khan says, hey, tell everybody your outrage. ciraldo if tel i start making fn of your kids, you don't need a cue card to say, hey dad, i'm really. shut your mouth., okay, i mean, you're morally y outraged. oui' youm don't need a freakin' cue card to tell you my brother just say you're outraged. i mean, i don't my cue cards i got some information i got toe run you outrage. but i mean, come on , man. give me a break. geraldo, let me tell you something. if joe biden had t your cognitie strength, which is the sameo as twenty eight years ago when i first met you, we'd be fine. that joe would be finein cognitively. he's not. thank you both. all right. good news tonight . we're just seven monthss awayto from the midterm elections. mi according to multiple polls, republican the house, hopefully the senate also, which will be a little harder. but as i've said manyas times, i take nothing for granted whent it comes to elections. the only way to send a message to biden and pelosi and schumer and kamala harris and the religiou

we can speak now to city khan, who is at that rally. mister khan, thank you for your time. what message are you are? london london is hoping to send with this march or president savanski a few days ago, sent out a message to people across the world to take to the streets, to show our support and our solidarity with the people all over ukraine. but also to condemn up to chains, barbaric aggression. and it's really important, even if you cry, no, we in london stand shoal to soda with the people of ukraine beyond marching. how else have the british people responded? because i know there's, there been responses many responses in a myriad of ways to try and help. well, i'm incredibly proud about our londoners have come forward in ukraine, sir. our of need. in the darkest, we've opened our arms to those refugees coming to london. not enough. we're putting pressure are covered for more to be allowed to come. look at us also donation money to specialist charities, provide an assistance or food, medical equipment and other things that people of ukraine need under here in london were

tinkoff he is such an exact solution free movement you won’t believe why the manager is a khan in theof being left without a roof over nazarova’s head, i noticed it opened there, the smell has already gone, how they dance became an ambulance for the whole show business, that they didn’t do that breathed mouth to mouth, do artificial respiration and why evgenia dobrovolskaya divorced the third speaks absolutely on the way to the heart of a man absolutely you won’t believe today at 22:20 on ntv mikhail evlanov, according to russian film publications, is in the top ten most sought-after artists in the country. today is michael's birthday. he is now 46 according to the classification of the world health organization, youth is over, maturity is coming, we invited mikhail evlanov. talk about traitor maniacs, father's upbringing belt and copper pipes. you were just now climbing the front stairs in the theater, if this compare the ladder with a career, then in what part of the path are you now at the beginning and god forbid that this ladder is long, long, because if i go upstairs, well, wher

so meet kamala khan, aka, miss marvel. she's the first muslim american superhero both on paper and on the screen. marvel studios released a trailer this week introducing this latest character to ever expanding universe. miss marvel is a 16 year-old pakistani american with the inhuman ability to alter, shape and size and much like this. disney plus shows target audience. kamala is and avengers superfan. hopefully she gets some super fans for all as ms. marvel will premiere on disney. plus on june 8th. caught up in the next hour. state democrats are expected to announce a bill today that would give everyone $400 to offset high gas prices will have more details in a live report. >> plus, oakland police are expected to release new details today on the 3 people arrested in the kevin nishita case force camila barco will bring us more on that case in a live report. and it's been one week since teachers from rohnert park first went on strike. we have more where things stand this morning. coming up in the next hour. at adp, we unde