as 3 lancaster difficulties started to emerge. and there was hope that i, the china india would help build 3 land out of the difficult it was facing with regard to its debt. now, we must understand that in india could also publish these transactions that we sell or pick out where the credit lines from india and when, after we've been talking about right, there are none transparent. and so lincoln's are very worried. i don't think it should be only up to the silicon government to be transparent about these transactions. india could also, i think, proactively be transparent and showed good faith in that in what's being done. so i think we may need to keep in mind a lot that we are. we are sort of certainly not critiquing in the country. we understand the countries acting self interest, but it would probably be important to understand that that element of that that is going on at the, at the same time as so like i've been assistant. so let me calculate i m f. yes, very, very, very quickly because i, we're running out of time. ok. so

thank you, jim lancaster, for a life well lived that touched so many in such a positive way. mr. speaker, i yield back the remainder of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair now recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today to honor, thank, and express my sincerest gratitude for an incredible group of students at the pennsylvania state university, penn state. on february 18, 4 p.m., again penn state student, staff, family, friends, and volunteers and spectators filled the bryce jordan center for the 50th penn state i.f.c. an atlantic dance marathon, more widely known as thon, to raise money for the four diamonds foundation. since 1973 student volunteers have come together for at penn state health to raise money for the penn state health children's hospital. in 1977, thon partnered with the four diamonds foundation and since then not a single four diamonds family has received a medical bill thanks to the tireless work and dedication of penn state students. the four diamonds fund was founded by charles and irma

pay attention patrick lancaster visited the basement of the school number 25 in mariupol and here is what he told in the end. we are now in the basement of school number 25 in mariupol, there was a ukrainian military base here. and here we found a murdered peaceful woman with a swastika burnt on her stomach. well, rather of all, this is a civilian who was glad that the city was liberating aga or tried to get out. well, look at all these all of you, you probably know, who doesn’t know, i heard footage appeared the other day, in which, uh, nationalists treat our prisoners extremely cruelly. for ethical reasons, we decided not to show these footage. uh, because, well, that's too much, you know, don't watch it. no need to encourage cruelty in response. and here is such a brutal reaction is not necessary. and who wants to can find, well, you should not do this. and then you know what sergey's question arises, but these are the animals of the corona nazis. what kind of species is this? and what should we do with this species? and i think that right now, for a month, the very disification i

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after all, through lancaster main source of income, a t exports and tourism for both russia and ukraine are important markets. and for now sidelined you've been watching dw business before we go. here's a reminder of our top story. as facebook is kicked out of russia and microsoft leaves the past few days, have forced tech firms to try and satisfy pressure from western nations while keeping services going in russia. that's it from me and the business team here in berlin. you can find out more online d, w dot com slash business. so check us out on youtube under the deed of the news channel, to watch. with to the point to the strong opinion, this is clear positions, international perspectives. russian forces continue their advance on key cities in ukraine. the onslaught has had an unexpected side effect. vladimir putin wars uniting an awful divided world. on to the point we ask for ryan protein isolated angry to the point with d. w. making the headlines and what's behind them. d. w, news, africa they showed that was the issues in the continent. life is slowly getting back to normal. yeah.

after all, through lancaster main source of income, a t exports and tourism for both russia and ukraine are important markets. and for now, sidelined many multinational companies are halting operations, expansion plans and cancelling services and products of russia. that is from some to ask whether russia's invasion is recurring. marks, a shift to how firms respond to conflict. the exodus of firms of western multinational from russia is unprecedented. leading brands are taking cover to avoid a financial or reputational hit. many boycott of the country before sanctions targeted their operations. no industry has been spared from the auto industry to the tech sector. the tech platforms right now are really doing a delicate dance in terms of i think it's important for them to stay operational in russia as it's one of the few tools that russian activists can use. that is not controlled by state media. it's one of the few ways of trying to get information out to counter what is coming from the russian government. and so they are trying to both stand up to the country, but also not go so far t

and that again is due to the war after all, through lancaster main source of income, a t exports and tourism for both russia and ukraine are important markets. and for now sidelined you've been watching dw business before we go. here's a reminder of our top story. as facebook is kicked out of russia and microsoft leaves the past few days, have forced tech firms to try and satisfy pressure from western nations while keeping services going in russia. that's it from me and the business team here in berlin. you can find out more online d, w dot com slash business. also check us out on youtube or the deeds of the news channel to watch, with making the headlights and what's behind van d. w. news africa. they show the issues shaping the continent. life is slowly getting back to normal here on the streets to give you enough reports on the inside of our cars. funding was on the ground reporting from across the continent and all the trend stuff. the mob to you next on d. w to the point in strong opinion, this is clear positions, international perspectives. russian forces continue their advance

and that again is due to the war after all, through lancaster main source of income, a t exports and tourism for both russia and ukraine are important markets. and for now sidelined you've been watching dw business before we go. here's a reminder of our top story. as facebook is kicked out of russia and microsoft leaves the past few days of force tech firms to try and satisfy pressure from western nations while keeping services going in russia. that's it from me and the business team here in berlin. you can find out more online d, w dot com slash business. so check us out on youtube under the deed of the news channel to watch to the point to the strong opinion. this is clear positions, international perspectives. russian forces continue their advance on key cities in ukraine. the onslaught has had an unexpected side effect. vladimir putin wars uniting an awful divided world. on to the point we asked corolla approaching, isolated, angry to the point with d. w. making the headlines and what's behind them. dw news africa, the show that the issues in the continent life is slowly getting

number on this is bob, i'd say them and i'm going to learn more just me. conference for the lancaster, and then the other, the be fearful with the governors. a couple went on there, goes about it. but if she, they're listed in the middle, it fits beats even new. and i'm so you move a bruce to one image a who's group will you when you do shore, a bunch going on these to leave for this to be of the surface it, it the vitamin because we're on you're not do much to national glare. nope. of through and availability of malaria will a callback on monday. my plea but the dispatcher grabbed her. rebecca gave me that it was a wonderful you're wanting to weary. got astronaut jane took no bachelor from all which of the light. hello is what it is rattling with the polk county with a serious wish. not blushing whitfield, and yet i was thorn ozell ebony was one of the stupid. but i'm also more joe, is it's sure with with should be more but, but than you're willing, does that fops ease very simple as you asked us unless grossman she didn't pay me. i didn't have it her belief, gifford, year, which you

how this happens was shown by the british blogger patrick lancaster.is in mariupol, ukrainian tanks were stationed here, ukrainian tanks right under the house. he will shoot, they will see him clearly and begin artillery. here it stands and argues about the use of civilian facilities by ukrainian troops for military purposes, the russian ministry of defense has repeatedly stated. one of such episodes was recorded in uman where a synagogue was used as an ammunition depot, and school buses were used to transport soldiers. in the synagogue building. they were loaded by nationalists into the bodies of dump trucks, and then disguised as bags with construction waste, while for the transportation of nationalists and foreign mercenaries are used, as can be clearly seen in the photographs, buses that have the coloring of school vehicles with appropriate signs. children are thus an object of jewish worship. in uman, it is intended to be used by the kiev nationalist regime for military purposes, in order to provoke a conflict and political pressure of jewish reli

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the regiment was set up to lancaster pennsylvania. not too far from here if you will and they were on guard duty with the prisoners of war there where i would like to point out that hazen again was pressing for an invasion of canada. through into 1782, you know, let's do it. and of course you're everybody's waiting for the diplomats to get everything done to get the peace treaty. let's end this and there is hazen going. come on. we have one last chance. let's go for canada again, and i love it. washington writes them back going interesting. send me your plans. you know, and i think this is great as as a senior officer. he's going write it out for me about how this would actually work and the trouble is it only kept haze and occupied for a few weeks. and then he already had sent the plan back but at that point washington at other things for them to do they were brought back up. york spent most of the rest of the war up at pompton waiting for the furlough most of the troop was furloughed in july by june july 1783 one small contingent of

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an 83—year—old from ukraine has finally been reunited with her grandaughter in lancaster in northerns born on the east side of ukraine so she knows both cultures so closely. she has mixed blood, ukrainian and russian blood and to see what is happening right now, it has been utterly heartbreaking. she never saw it coming. she was born into the second world war so she saw the nazi soldiers, she saw the horrors, one of them actually put a gun to her face when she was four years old, but you know, all of these memories have sprung up during this crisis now.— this crisis now. translation: the biggest — this crisis now. translation: the biggest shock— this crisis now. translation: the biggest shock was - this crisis now. translation: the biggest shock was on - this crisis now. translation: the biggest shock was on the l the biggest shock was on the 24th of february when everything started in the morning. there were a couple of planes laying overhead and no—one understood what was happening. on the radio i heard that the capital had been bombed and at that point, it was a very low moment. b

we spoke with american war correspondent, patrick lancaster. he says ukraine is trying to play down its responsibility for the conflict. well, they're trying to bring down the credibility of anyone that might report the war crimes that they have been committed by them trying to say this is the way it was. this is what happened with shift here. why on their part? i mean this is on an imaginable that a government can attack civilians like this and then say it was not take responsibility for it. but this is what's happening in this is the 1st or the last time they're going to be doing it. once again from the dentist that you have seen seen to the russian town of tag and rogue, about 100 kilometers to the east. they've been receiving safe accommodations, but of course worry about relative that they had to leave behind russian where students are trying to do everything they can to help the refugees, distributing food and water and helping transport their belongings. one woman shade heartbreaking story. minyard doing the closing bombing, caused a con

american war correspondent, patrick lancaster, witnessed the immediate aftermath of the attack near his apartment. he says that there is no doubt that this was another deliberate war, crime on unarmed civilians by ukraine's forces. and he believes it will happen again. i got to the location where the coach grew less than 10 minutes after and had because the impact location was about 200 meters from my apartment. and i immediately went there and i witness to the dozens of civilian, also lost their lives and countless more injured. and there's no question that this was an attack on the civilian population. i'm done yes, by great forces. ready it's not the 1st time and it wasn't the last, i'm just one day after mackenzie was hit by another cranium. iraq is there is no doubt that ukraine is targeting the civilian populations of the republics. there's no ifs, ands or buts about it. user direct attacks on the civilian population. well, they're trying to bring down the credibility of anyone that might report the war crimes that they have been committed by them trying to say, you know, this is

it's now cross live to walk house fund and patrick lancaster. patrick, thanks so much for joining us now. you were there in the aftermath of the strike. what did you see? thanks for having me. and i got to the location where the search grew less than 10 minutes after it had because the impact location was about 200 meters from my apartment. and i immediately went there and i witness to be dozens of civilians, all civilians that lost their lives. and count much more injured and there's no question that this was an attack on the civilian population. i'm done. yes. by great forces. it's not the 1st time. and it wasn't the last. i'm just the one day after mackenzie was hit by another cranium rocket. there's no doubt that she ukraine is targeting the civilian populations of the republics there's, there's no ifs, ands or buts about it. these are direct attacks on the civilian population. of course there's also a tax on military targets, but what we're seeing now on the screen that truck that was just shown was full of vegetables and in pupil and every

from lancaster authority, the nest people's republic, a draft resolution by russia to ensure the full protection of civilians on humanitarian personnel in ukraine has failed to win approval of the un security council. russia and china both voted in favor with all of the countries abstaining . the resolution would also have guaranteed safe passage outside ukraine for everyone, including foreign nationals. the u. k said instead of humanitarian resolutions, moscow should simply stop attacking civilians, which is something russia denies doing the countries. ambassador clay in politics was up play of the security council stair sigel. so the vote brought to light. all those for whom the politicization of the humanitarian crisis is more important than you and assistance in providing humanitarian aid to those in need in ukraine. care will continue to use the civilian population as human shields, and in defiance of international humanitarian law, placed heavy weapons. now, hospitals and kindergartens, anywhere near. meanwhile, the ukrainian president full of him is the lensky has made an impas

where they will be once again, safe from shilling and, and nothing will threaten their life from lancaster of r t. the nest people's republics. in the news, the wedding of whistleblower and wikileaks founded julianna's sanchez, finally been held in the you case bell marsh prison. as a year after it was granted mission, the wedding was held in the prison asana has been detained in since 2019. that's after the u. s. took legal action to extradite him for espionage charges. the whistle blows, supporters gathered out the prison's gaze to celebrate. the wedding ceremony was only attended by 6 guests and no press were allowed inside. a sanchez new wife, still moist, claimed the media was being blown because the authorities didn't want her husband to be seen as human. well, independent journalist taylor who duck believes it's shameful. the u. k. has such a high profile political prisoner. let this be a reminder that there is a political prisoner in the west in the u. k. and not as julian assange again, an award winning publisher in here we have western media in western entities celebrating this m

after all, through lancaster main source of income, a t exports and tourism for both russia and ukraine are important markets. and for now, sidelined many multinational companies are halting operations, expansion plans, and cancelling services and products and russia that is from sink some to ask whether russia's invasion, ever crane marks a shift to how firms respond to conflict. the exit is of firms of western multi nationals from russia is unprecedented. leading brands are taking cover to avoid a financial or reputational hit. many boycotted the country before sanctions targeted their operations. no industry has been spared from the auto industry to the tech sector. the tech platforms right now are really doing a delicate dance in terms of i think it's important for them to stay operational in russia as it's one of the few tools that russian activists can use. that is not controlled by state media. it's one of the few ways of trying to get information out to counter what is coming from the russian government. and so they are trying to both stand up to the country, but also not go so

as the results of shelling by the ukranian army. lancaster, if in the done yet republic live in our teeth, thank you. when the russian military said on friday vantage troops rendered hardcore thus in these koreans north east. no. as you can see here, much of the country, 2nd largest cities, moons raised buildings included schools and residential houses. while many vehicles are crushed and burned out, moscow, se nationalists, ukrainian battalions. i've been continually firing missiles from civilian areas. this drone footage shows shattered buildings in marty you. both. many of them have been heavily damaged by bombs, rocket shelling and gunfire. it's not being claimed. russian forces have taken control over city hall after a month of intense fighting around it. residents of the and bustle region have spoken of the dire situation. they faced over the past number of weeks. ah, ah, when you did your, my, we won't leave, we will stay here until the very end worker. if we are crimea half mary, you paul, half crimean, what are the schools the video whose bray is this? this is his off did. did. t

where they will be once again, safe from shilling and, and nothing will threaten their life from lancaster or t. the less people's republic in the areas where it's retreating, the ukrainian army is leaving behind. not only some of its military equipment is also large mine fields, which pose a huge threat. civilians are seized. murat gas, dia visited one. so cherry, the hassan region where we're since up is, are working to neutralize the devices. weeks after russia's special operation began . here in ukraine, russian sappers and engineering brigades are still clearing mine fields left behind by ukrainian troops. we're talking here about a thousands upon thousands of anti tank and the anti personnel mines. this mind clearing vehicle behind me is about to go on a new route. 80 years ago, this was sleepy farm land. in the years since ukrainian sappers turned it into a death trap soon with mach cobb gardens of mines. and if that wasn't bad enough, ukrainian forces left deadly surprises behind the complicates any de mining operation. this is seemingly and an ordinary anti tank mind, but it isn't

the company says it made allowances for political expression in light of the ukraine war through lancaster. parliament will vote on changes to controversial security rules. the law called the prevention of terrorism act was imposed in 1979. it allowed security forces to attain suspects without trial and 4 convictions based only on confessions. critics that critics claim the law has been used to stifle dissent and crush opposition and help. when l fernandez is life was in colombo with more on this so many, what are the proposed changes then to this law and how significant other since the 1st time of is in 43 years that any changes to the p t or the prevention of terrorism. act are being envisioned and brought in by the government. now in terms of some of the key changers and some of those problem areas that did a sort of bring up the concerns of human rights defenders. international community rights activists is that when a suspect is taken in under the prevention of terrorism act, it gives a lot of powers to the detaining authorities to have that person under detention order. so by signatu

and many thanks for the update on that as nancy's lancaster. and they will pay duty on china will hold talks on friday with the crane on relations with russia most likely on the agenda. beijing refuses to follow the western russia, but the he wants to ensure china's neutrality he's relationship with china has been complex in recent years. and now officials look and confirmed what role baiting may play in the russia ukraine crisis with china still refusing to join the west in denouncing moscow's actions. china was one of the countries that abstain from voting on the un security council resolution condemning mosca, and they've has also supported rushes complaints about nato expansion. joseph gregory mahoney, profess of politics and international relations at east china. normal university sees the summit is a great opportunity to clarify chinese position to the e. u. well, the chinese site has made it clear that it's a mistake to link china, russia relations or china's neutrality on the conflict in ukraine with you. relations. however, leaks from

was there a long awaited reforms for lancaster parliament both to change controversial security measures that story after the break? ah, look forward to pearly to sky's the with sponsored by counsel at ways your turned in to your weather update for asia. hello, everyone. good to see you 1st, an update on this state. tropical depression, we've got moving across cutting across central parts of myanmar, anywhere in the zone we could see about 50 to a 100 millimeters of rain. here's the situation, poor india, the potential for sundry downpours through the indian states of karnataka and care le. but look, we got some heat to be found here, especially toward the northwest. i think some spots will hit temperatures in the forty's and new delhi. we've got you in for a height of 37 degrees. as we look towards se asia, some solid bands of rain striking java pretty much the entire island there. there's also been flooding just outside of call and poor destroying. but a 1000 homes there and a wet pitcher right across the malay peninsula. now for china's southern portions of china, we've got this slug

where they will be once again, safe from shilling and, and nothing will threaten their life from lancaster or t the nest people's republican rushes draft resolution for civilian protection, and ukraine has failed at the un security council. only russia and china voted in favor with all other countries abstaining. the u. k. ambassador said, instead of humanitarian resolutions, moscow should simply stop attacking civilians, which is something that russia denies. china explained is position saying, while it wants an immediate cease fire, the humanitarian crisis in ukraine, it needs to be tackled now. which is ambassador claimed politics was a play. so civil, so again, the vibe brought to light. all those for whom the politicization of the humanitarian crisis is more important than you and assistance in providing humanitarian aid to those in need in ukraine. give will continue to use the civilian population as human shields and in defiance of international humanitarian law, place heavy weapons, now hospitals and kindergartens. meanwhile, the ukrainian president has made an impassioned plea for

a 17 year old boy. 21 palestinians had been killed in the occupied westbank to start the you to lancaster protested on the streets of columbia against the worsening economic crisis. the government is heavily in debt and struggling to pay for central imports. when l fernandez reports from one of the main demonstrations angry, frustrated and desperate sher lankin surrounded the president's office in colombo, fed up having to queue for food, medicine, cooking gas, and vega, fuel think 30 to 60 percent more for many items. millions are struggling to make ends meet. and blame president, go toby, roger boxer and the government to what i mean. i'd imagine. i mean, i good boy, reggie parks must be chased out. that's what this river people want. send me a pilot. i near the time to go it will all the come to the i'm go to the go. roach and different is the is gone month, digital media. the opposition. some of you, john the by the vega. organize the latest protest following weeks of similar demonstrations around the country. the, it's j b is challenging the president to turn things around or step do

crowd in colombo, now that demanding the government take action to cut the costs of living through lancaster is experiencing it was equal. the crisis and decades triggered by a lack of foreign currency to pay for central import. a turkish prosecutor has asked for the jamal co shot g murder trial to be transferred to saudi arabia. 26. saudis are being tried in the absence, been assembled. the prominent saudi jernace was killed and dismembered in the saudi councillor office in 2018 sealed se says the trial has stole because of saudi arabia's lack of cooperation. tornadoes and 200 kilometer an hour winds have left a trail of destruction in the southern united states. one of the twist as injured people in law console. another and alabama overturned the mobile home up routed trees and downed power lines. ukraine's on bassett. a castle is calling for russia to be kicked out of fever over the invasion of his country. world football chiefs have been meeting at fif is congress him the guitar re, capitol, doha, russian delegates are also attending, and richardson has nor from doha. russia's national t

the next rains driven april help is needed now. malcolm web al, jazeera southern somalia to lancaster parliament due to vote and changes to its controversial security law. the measure called the prevention of terrorism act was imposed in 1979. it allows security forces to detain suspects without trial, but legislation allows for convictions based only on confessions. critics aids being used to stifle dissent and crush opposition. fernandez has more from colombo appraiser. the government says that p t at trials would have to be conducted on a day to day basis. substances of li, a speeding up the progression of such trousers that has obviously been a problem at present, that there are cases where suspects have been languishing in detention or raymond prison for over 10 years. still hoping and waiting that their cases be heard. now, the government says that there are other safeguards that have been brought in, that the suspect must be produced between before a magistrate within 48 hours. there by introducing the element of sort of judiciary supervision for such aspects that the magistrat

host: lancaster, california, this is glenn. caller: good morning. i would like to talk about when the invasion first happened in crimea. right before that, we sent a bunch of money, plane loads in the dark, and it helped fund crimea because they bought weapons from russia. now we are in this again. biden is back in there again. the corrupt, nonrepresentative -- he does not even take a question from our press that is right in bed with him. here is another thing, mr. biden is over there pushing the green deal, he does not even really care about the ukrainian people, does not care about the american people. he is enriching himself through the green new deal and all his friends. host: you bring up president biden's trip overseas, in brussels. it is a nato heads of state meeting right now, addressing the g-7 leaders in about an hour's time. there is the photo of the arrival of the various leaders. that was from very early this morning in u.s. time, that was about 9:00 a.m. this morning brussels time. meetings throughout the day. what does president biden

and now 2 countries vital to shore lancaster, tourism market or at ball russia and ukraine had been the 1st and 3rd largest source of visitors this year of fail drive to become the world's 1st 100 percent organic farming nation hurt food security shall anchor was forced to import rice, the t croft, the nation's top export was devastated. show lankin, i wanted china, a major lender to restructure its debt and its negotiating a $1000000000.00 relief package from china as geopolitical rival, india. let's talk all of this through now with the shall de mel in colombo, he's an economist and research director at verity research. he served as economic advisor to sal anchors, finance, ministry from 2017, to 20. 19 dash. a great to have you with us is shall anchor on the verge of defaulting on its debt. so sir lanka is facing a very challenge situation on. it's a foreign exchange on reserve, a position right now. so it's usable reserves that excluding the $1500000000.00 chinese, you ensemble amounted to just $734000000.00 at the end of february. that you know, that's in port coverage of around 2

grandmother, who is 83 a visa so that she can stay with her in the uk and she joins us now from lancasterndmother is at the moment?— just this way your grandmother is at the moment? thank you very much. yes. my grandmother— the moment? thank you very much. yes. my grandmother is _ the moment? thank you very much. yes. my grandmother is at - the moment? thank you very much. yes. my grandmother is at moment| the moment? thank you very much. l yes. my grandmother is at moment at the border with hungary staying with distant relatives. we did manage to get her out of northern ukraine yesterday on a lorry so she took a lorry to dry for 12 hours to get to the hungarian border. indie lorry to dry for 12 hours to get to the hungarian border.— lorry to dry for 12 hours to get to the hungarian border. we have got a icture of the hungarian border. we have got a picture of her — the hungarian border. we have got a picture of her smiling _ the hungarian border. we have got a picture of her smiling at _ the hungarian border. we have got a picture of her smiling at the - the hungarian border. we have got

jonathan or lancaster, california, i'd understand if kn the room as i was walking out the door.ters the room. i am too. cindy from phoenix. we've been converting to the metric system since my parents were in school. do they really think we can wean off fossil fuel in one year? very good point. her last night's text about who would pay to rebuild ukraine? i don't know. but joe's brother will get the contract. dead on. brian from oakley, california. jesse, what do you eat for breakfast? well, i eat a number of things. this morning i had avocado toast and an apple. people are laughing. sometimes i have yogurt with nuts. sometimes i fry eggs. sometimes i just have toast. i mean. sometimes i... you know what? i'm embarrassing myself. i'm going to move on. sandy from wisconsin. why did the democrats have a war on women? that's a good point. luke, georgia. isn't march women's history month but judge jackson can't define a woman? it's just... history month. that's it. brian from virginia. jesse, i'd like to audition to be the new johnny. we have a johnny! tucker is next. see you soon. ♪