and that's bringing correspond mathias ballinger, who is joining us from cave. and he has an i like to begin with the news of the morning. tell us a little bit more about this latest round of russian air strikes. yeah. and was another attack with misses and with jones are pretty much what we've seen before. major cities targeted in ukraine. that means the capital. and also cities like odessa, asa foreclosure or there have been explosions in these 3 cities in odessa. we're hearing that are some energy infrastructure was hit again and that there are consequences, meaning power is cut off and part of the city and water supply here. and key of we heard an explosion earlier. it seems that a rocket was shot down upon entering into the air space above the city. and it fell on 2 from planes and many of them were intercepted. we have heard that are the authorities have been seeing that 15 messiahs flying on took eve, have been intercepted, butcher, there's always an amount of rockets that make it through and that hit targets within the country within the cities and mathi

it's bringing our correspond mathias bellinger in kia mathias. first of all, we're getting reports of new missile attacks and ukraine. what can you tell us? yeah, there have been missile attacks on several earth places in ukraine on several cities or including key if there was an explosion or heard earlier here in key of and we have the information or the mayor has said that one building or it's not a non residential building, we don't know more has been hit and that one person has died in the attack, and another person is wounded. there's also been explosions in odessa and in support. easier in odessa than infrastructure object has been hit and there on our power cuts and water cuts in the southern city. so it's another attack that follows pretty much the pattern that we've seen through the past fuel month. massive attacks on our infrastructure or, and other objects in ukraine or many misses intercepted we heard that 15 misses that were flying on. keith were intercepted, but still some of them make their way through and had critical objects and

oh, it's cross straight over to our corresponded in kia mathias pulling up what he as it sounds like, fighting is intensifying around bach mood. what more can you tell us? yes, is trying to exploit the fact that the has a lot more, a weapons, a lot more ammunition and a lot more man power, which they do not a spare. i would say. so what happens is that they start or by intensive shelling, especially around the city of buffalo, and then what ukrainian soldiers are saying is that they try to attack in small attacking groups and they just continue trying even if many of them die on in these attempts because the ukrainians are well fortified there, they will try again, trying to exhaust the ukrainian defenses. so it's a very intensive way of fighting or it has it. many soldiers dying this way of fighting and a lot of shelling and shelling is what we've just seen in the report. is what effects of course, the civilians living in these places. we have seen pictures from, from russian walker responses driving through solid either to town or the settlement next to barton wood that the russians

's mathias, berlin in kia. i asked him how ukrainians are reacting to reports that their forces could soon be getting modern bottle tanks from the west. there has been an intense campaign on social media and, and civil society in ukraine for these tanks, for germany to send these tanks and a lot of frustration with the hesitant german position so far. so you can imagine that are, there are lots of people who are now expressing joy. there is the hope that this battle tank will make a big difference on the battlefield that will help the ukrainian army to get into the offensive to get the upper hand again. and so that's why civil society is welcoming this decision and people have expressed gratitude to germany for finally making this decision and the hope that things will change for your cream with these tax so that there are many different types of tanks out there. of course, why has ukraine been asking specifically for german made leopard tanks? so there are 4 turn space basically that are designed heavy tanks,

where goodman and his partner detective sergeant chris mathias sized him up.was chris jackson. how did he present? >> he was calm, he was crying, he was upset. he was mad. >> where was he that night? chris said angela drove him to work at walmart. dropped him off before 11 pm. >> and i kissed her, and i said i love you, sweetheart. drive safe, have a good night. >> angela was nervous, he said, afraid to be left alone. why did he say she was anxious during the night? >> the night before she thought that she had heard somebody messing at the front door of the residents. she felt like she was being watched. >> so said chris he called, and he texted her repeatedly. but after 2 am, he said, she didn't pick up when he called. >> and he figured she had fallen asleep. >> but no, she wasn't sleeping. but who killed her? and why? when chris first arrived at the police station, they let him make a phone call. it was obvious he had his own suspect in mind. >> richie is probably the piece of [bleep] who did it, god i hope [bleep] they [bleep]. >> richie, who was he? >> a p

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ah mathias henson has been researching m r n a for decades. he leads the european molecular biology, laboratory, m, heidelberg. it's new to him that so many are interested in his research. thus, one by getting out about m r. n a at a dinner table conversation is something that never happened before the pandemic up on the new involved mr game, m r n a. serves an important function in the body, because it's mo bile, it can transport blueprints. these blue prints are saved on the equivalent of hard drives in our body, specifically and the dna on the chromosomes. they stay there undisturbed. to build proteins, genetic information must be translated m r n a contains the same information, but is more mobile. it's the way the blueprints are transported. it leaves the nucleus and brings the information to the ribozymes. ah, this is where the m r any is read. all the possible protein combinations can now be billed from the generic specifications transmitted the body needs them for pretty much all of its processes. m r n a was long neglected by research

and if you get totally frustrated, as is approvals to you, it's a tale nutritionist mathias leader often has. he has a clear opinion on sugar substitutes. they don't aide healthy weight loss because our appetite for sweets remains. dystrophy again, weakness react was the same receptors in the body in the garden as sugar dosa and continue to trigger cravings for sweet. her lungs are replacing sugar with sweetener. only solves a small part of the problem. lined tired is po being reduced. obesity is actually caused quite too many carbohydrates overall and not enough vegetables all can to solve that problem with sweeteners didn't problem lose each mitchum stuff garnished . one explanation for this could be that sweetness caused blood sugar levels to rise. israeli was such as have found evidence of this. they had to volunteers consume 12 sa, shay's worth of the sweetness sucker in daily for a week. in addition to their normal meals. both women had a sensor in their upper arm, which measured blood sugar the result of the small study, one of the subjects, blood sugar levels rose sharply within

and earlier i spoke with correspondent mathias ballinger about the new missile attacks on ukraine this morning. yeah. and was another attack with misses and with jones are pretty much what we've seen before. major cities targeted in ukraine, that means the capital. and also cities like odessa, as a foreclosure or there have been explosions in these 3 cities are in odessa. we are hearing that are some energy infrastructure was hit again and that there are consequences, meaning power is cut off and part of the city and water supply here. and key of we heard an explosion earlier. it seems that a rocket was shut down upon entering into the air space above the city and it fell on to a building um and non residential building. that's what the authorities have said. a one person has died and 2 were injured. that's what we know. so far, a lot of massage, we're flying again. same pattern from a shot from planes are and many of them were intercepted. we have heard that are the authorities have been seeing that 15 massage flying on to keep have been intercepted, but there's always an amount of ro

thank you so much for that update that did of years mathias bullying reporting from keith or ukraine's military says it's confident that western tanks can quickly be integrated on the battlefields. let's take a look at how keith could deploy these weapons against 8 numerically superior russian army. oh, why does ukraine need tanks from the west? ukrainian soldiers on the front lines in the east and south. they have far fewer tanks than the russian invaders in the war began. he had been asking for more infantry fighting vehicles like the german motto or the american bradley agreements on deliveries of both were finally confirmed at the beginning of january. these vehicles bring the infantry to the battlefield. infancy fighting vickers, meaning that they can carry infantry soldiers to the front lines in a protective way, and that they can conduct my glucose and they have guns, of course, and also ems. i tank reparation. protect themselves with all sorts of reduced in the tech. france has confirmed it will deliver the am x 10 r c scout tank crane. the amex 10 drives on wheels is extremely

is this now of a race against time mathias will enough tanks arrive in time to hold back an expected russian offensive while we would need to know expected these tanks, this is what her experts and, and the ukranian army have been saying are needed to be able to break through the russian lines to put more pressure on the russians and to drive forward offensive operations. and i guess or knowing her now probably when these tanks will arrive in what quantities will of course make it easier for ukraine to plan these offensives on martinez bellinger reporting to night from key as always, my dear thank you. but today's decisions could be a game changer. the emphasis of course is on the word could. my next guest is mark hans and he's a retired colonel with the u. s. marine corps. he serves several tours in vietnam and iraqis, nelson you 2 fellow with the center for strategic and international studies in washington, d. c. mister cans, he's going to have you on the program to night. let me just ask you right off the bat. these leopard at 2 tanks, the abrams from the united states are these t

so there must have been a 5 relief and keith, i put that to our corresponded in ukraine's capital mathias berlin. that's exactly what there is. um, we've seen a lot of for people who are posting on social media for example. all kinds of means i've seen the national poet, her us, if jenco in the kind of a coat and a hat made from a li, apart leopard skin. and i, there were a either the mimi, a zalinski in a, in a, in body armor, which has a leopard pattern, et cetera, et cetera. people have been off to harshly criticizing germany fil weeks been kind of conciliatory. ah, zelinski has thanked shoals personally for this decision. the are somewhat notorious for my ambassador to germany manic yesterday already when the news broke . without being confirmed, it took a photo drinking german beer and saying he's enjoying german, his favorite gem and via today. so there's a lot, so for expressions of gratitude for this final decision and a lot of hope that this might really change the fate and on the ground in the battlefield. and it was did of his when he is billing there, obviously with no german

i earlier asked ease of use mathias bullying and keith if these new allegations have come. as a surprise, we have seen heard very little about corruption during the 1st 11 months as his war . and that was in part, deliberately, by many investigative journalists who have said that it's more important now to stand together and to support the government in its efforts to defend the country. than to look into these things and a, with the clear, a intention not to undermine trust in ukraine, especially by the partners which read crane relies on but that period seems to be over. now what we've seen is that, um, we are seeing a quite a few cases are flowing up to the surface. now, all of these cases might have not been over an image or corruption cases in the before the war. there they are relatively limited, but they are corruption cases in the harming the country. the harming also the country's ability to defend itself if, if, if her there is of her fraud in the, in the procurement of course, of food for the army, this money is lacking somewhere. and this has broadened our civil

of the subjects, blood sugar level rose sharply within a week and that tallies with nutritionist, mathias, needles findings. mr. according to the latest that he's also, we have to assume that weakness, promot diabetes, that it depends on the direction of intake and also the amount we have other diseases worse weakness. grubhub lee play a role to suffer vash, honish and honest. been a recent british study provides a possible explanation as to why sweetness could promote the development of diseases in cell culture experiments. the research has found that sweetness can change the properties of certain bacteria in the, in testing. the experiments indicate that after ingesting sweetness, intestinal bacteria are able to penetrate the protective layer of the intestinal wall. this could trigger inflammation. this machine is acting funny, so it's an effect we didn't know but before. and if those results are confirmed, it's of course worrying because ultimately we need to focus more on the intestines and intestinal bacteria when it comes to testing new foods or re evaluating old food ingredients. b

. >> i'm raj mathias. many years since we've had storms and flooding like this. we are in a microclimate weather alert. >> talking about flooding, landslides, power outages, everything, everything as this atmospheric referring hits us. our exclusive radar is parked atop san bruno mountains. we have crews from the north bay, to the south bay, to the east bay. we're ready to bring you the latest. >> let's show you the heavy downpour in the north bay. this is 101 in san rafael. in richmond, crews laid a tarp over a large crack in the hillside. last night the city issued a voluntary evacuation warning to people in about 15 moems nearby on seaview drive. >> high winds may be to blame for large pieces of glass falling ornt the street. this is fox plaza on market street. let's take a live look across the bay area. you can take a look at slick roads, possible ponding on the highways. be careful if you have to drive anywhere in the next few hours. >> we've got a long night ahead of us. let's start with chief meteorologist general ranieri. take us through this evening. >>

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and shortly after the re starch, fryeburg mathias headed home till level the score this young gunter with a perfect cross and given to approving. he knows how to use his hip. you're watching the w news focus on europe is up next. i'm terry martin. thanks for walking me. with who signaling a he had to beat scott is worry, rushing, propaganda, spreading like with will to sins media will divide the country. after all, every 4th person here has russians. ruth, and nearly everyone has a tv with conflict zone with a rash. banner g belittles, has supported russia since the start of the war in ukraine is the support to be sent to escalate into something more active from us to be our ciocca. he's chief political advisor to bela lucian, opposition, leader trip la massey, kind of sky up. she claims to be the national leader of bella luce, but hondage intimate is her claim with into 60 minutes on dw, with getting ahead, using tech. as our documentary series founders, valley foliage africa to meet the founders empowering their continent through digital innovation, transforming work and health, an

pete, the mayor confirmed a huge explosion balance bringing our course bond and mathias pulling it in. keith mateus tells more about this latest round of air strikes on the running capital. yeah, it was pretty much what we've seen before. there were a number of missiles are fired at different cities in a here, in, in ukraine as officials are saying that 15 or 20 massage even were fired in the direction of kieffer. and they were all down. one of them was down, or when already above the city and it fell down, it fell on to a building. it was an on residential building with still there were people there and that's where one person died and 2 others were injured. we had explosions or infrastructure being hit in it, sir. and in odessa, in odessa, early, the electricity and water supply was affected. so it's pretty much what we've seen before. a lot of messiahs shot at different locations in ukraine. many of them being down, but a number of them always gets through and hits these targets, making it more difficult with every time to restore electricity infrastructure and to get back to norma

straight to the craning capital than where we find a correspondent, misuse of bullying at welcome mathias. let's start with an update on the fighting in easton ukraine. the. it's pretty much what we've seen throughout the past few weeks. attacks repeated attacks by russian small units onto ukranian positions are on this town of buff more. um these attacks were repelled yesterday. there was a bit of confusion about one village that the russians claim to have taken, and they also posted photos standing at the entrance at the sign of this village and then the ukrainians are claiming that they have repelled them from there. so it's going back and forth and very small steps, but was a very high casualties. and the group, the fighting remains very fierce in that area. these attacks continue, and it's clearly the russian aim to take that town of buttonwood, that they have been attacking for several months now. and they're throwing a lot of manpower and also fire power at this home. meanwhile, a ukraine's calling on its allies to speed up arms deliveries or what of asking for well, and 1st of all

after the restart, fryeburg mathias into a headed home to level the score was young guns with a perfect cross and genta proving he knows how to use his head. you're watching the w news from berlin. just reminder the top stories were following for you this hour. you as president joe biden has announced his country will deliver 31 battle tanks to ukraine. announcement follows germany's decision to deliver leverage to tanks. this coordinated move aims to support ukraine encountering unexpected russian offensive in the spring. and a deadly cold snap is sweeping across asia, causing record low temperatures and disruption. the freezing weather has effected millions of people from japan and south korea to afghanistan, which is experiencing it's coldest winter in 15 years. of next year on dw knows we've got conflict zone for you with a bell russian politician. that's after the break. i'm terry market for me and all of us here at dw, thanks for watching. ah ah, with ah, with conflict zone refresh banner d belittles has to vote in russia since the start of the war in ukraine. but is that support

is this now a race against time mathias will enough tanks arrive in time to hold back an expected russian offensive go we would need to know when this resin offensives is expected. russian or offensive takes place in order to answer that, but maybe what's more important, there's that these tanks are we'll help ukraine to plan for its own offensive, which is also expected these tanks. this is what her experts and, and the ukranian army have been saying are needed to be able to break through the russian lines to put more pressure on the russians and to drive forward offensive operations. and i guess or knowing her now probably when these tanks will arrive in what quantities will of course make it easier for ukraine to plan these offensives on martinez. belinda reporting tonight from key as always, my dear thank you. it has been almost a year since russia's invasion of ukraine began, and for many documenting what has been taking place is crucial. now objects that have been left behind by retreating russian soldiers are being put on display from weapons and books to cans in food are correspon

senator mathias backed off.ative mcclusky in the house said he would do it, but he hadn't yet done it. so i was trying to get them out from about the time i read all of them. was it anger that drove you when you read the pentagon papers? did you feel a real sense of anger that successive administrations hadn't really told the truth? hadn�*t fronted up about what was happening in vietnam? i'd been in the pentagon from �*6a, �*65 when the escalation was being secretly planned. in fact, i was in the state department on an inter—agency study on election day in november 1964. when the president was being elected on a landslide, having promised that there would be no american troops in vietnam, and that we wouldn't be bombing, as his opponent, senator goldwater from the air force wanted to do. he says, "no, we're not going north and we're "not going south." "we're not getting out, but we're not going to escalate." i'd been working since the day i arrived as a full employee in the pentagon on the escalation of vietnam

my son-in-law mathias, along with the newest addition to my family my granddaughter laura.i know you have all been waiting on pins and needles for me too finally show up. and i appreciate your patience. many of you, for tickly house might be thinking my late appearance is par for the course given my 14 years of operating on senate time. [laughter] that is not the case however. the delay was simply to ensure that i would hear you sing happy birthday to me, tonight. [laughter] two weeks ago, i had the honor of being sworn in as governor of the state of kansas for the second time. i spoke about the importance of leaders choosing civility and unity despite the hostility and division we often see international politics. i set a northstar for my second term, making kansas the best place in america to raise a family. and i said we could only get there if we work together. because over the past four years we can see what can happen when we truly act as one kansas. four straight years of balanced budgets. four straight years of fully funding schools. once and for all we close and we

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of the subjects, blood sugar levels rose sharply within a week and that tallies with nutritionist, mathias needles, findings not to, according to the latest studies. also we have to assume that weakness promote diabetes, that it depends on the direction of intake and also the amount we have other diseases worse weakness. grubhub li play a role to suffer var shiny. i know honest been a recent british study provides a possible explanation as to why sweetness could promote the development of diseases. in some culture experiments, the research is found that sweetness can change the properties of certain bacteria in the, in testing. the experiments indicate that after ingesting sweetness, intestinal bacteria are able to penetrate the protective layer of the intestinal wall. this could trigger inflammation. this machine is acting funny, so it's an effect we didn't know but before. and if those results are confirmed, it's of course worrying because ultimately we need to focus more on the intestines and intestinal bacteria when it comes to testing new foods or re evaluating old food ingredients. b

technology, you can't find a job in their fields as switching to farming to try and earn a living. hiring mathias reports now from the grow munsey district in eastern symbolic way. unicoi giacomo has a master's degree in international trade law, but finding a job in zimbabwe is difficult. so in 2018, he became a farmer and now employees, several people. the 30 year old is one part of a new generation of educated youths who worked the land to create livelihoods, but navigating the countries. farming industry isn't easy. the biggest challenge we've got is an issue are for finance or capital and do for even young people to be able to walk into a bank. you've got no collateral, you've got probably no history or you've got no studied lane to tell how valuable your business or your idea is. and also even the excess to, to lent the state some banks and the private sector help finance farmers. but many say they can't get the help they need to get started. this country has a lot of fertile land, but since landra fallen when commercial farms was seized from white and given to blacks and barbarians, some of

my son-in-law mathias, along with the newest addition to my family my granddaughter laura.i know you have all been waiting on pins and needles for me too finally show up. and i appreciate your patience. many of you, for tickly house might be thinking my late appearance is par for the course given my 14 years of operating on senate time. [laughter] that is not the case however. the delay was simply to ensure that i would hear you sing happy birthday to me, tonight. [laughter] two weeks ago, i had the honor of being sworn in as governor of the state of kansas for the second time. i spoke about the importance of leaders choosing civility and unity despite the hostility and division we often see international politics. i set a northstar for my second term, making kansas the best place in america to raise a family. and i said we could only get there if we work together. because over the past four years we can see what can happen when we truly act as one kansas. four straight years of balanced budgets. four straight years of fully funding schools. once and for all we close and we

mathias jensen then finished off a wonderful move to seal the points.rpool further down the table to ninth. the holders celtic are through to the scottish league cup final. they dominated the game at hampden park against kilmarnock, although only made sure of the win late on. 2—0 the final score. joe lynskey reports. for celtic and kilmarnock, this was a match with a memory attached. in 2012, they met in the league cup final which kilmarnock won. but they had not been to hand and pack since. rory mckenzie was in the crowd that day, for ii rory mckenzie was in the crowd that day, for 11 years he has dreams of a goal on this stage. butjoe hart was on the way. celtic beat kilmarnock in the league just last week. they would always be favourites. it in the league just last week. they would always be favourites. it was a aood one would always be favourites. it was a good one and _ would always be favourites. it was a good one and it _ would always be favourites. it was a good one and it ends _ would always be favourites. it was a good one and it ends up _ wou

last, mathias by spade in germany did not directly recognize moral conservancy. insoluble is a kind of recognition in so called self rule, and a kind of excuse will morocco's occupation of western sahara. now it is a decision taken by spain in germany, but it violates international law and old international conventions. there was a clear contradiction. we see the western nations defending human rights from ukraine, but at the same time supporting the illegal occupation of western sahara for the benefit of america. because according to the un international law and international tribunals, morocco's presence in western sahara is considered an occupation. so this means that human rights, international laws are all the prince was at the e. u in the u. s. have been talking about, or just tools in the hands of a dominant power that uses them when it has certain interests and the whole. unfortunately, i'm in support for western sahara does not correspond to the interests of western countries though it's a europe now where the effects of brussels sanctions against moscow has been described as

have to explain my motives to every one. simply every one him ups and then act as i deem necessary. mathias will begin. illusion. d stood duck of shadow museum. this is written so you're not afraid he will lose some of that trust by taking tough decisions level some of what they did. he staged it, elena bonnie, i think it's obviously a decision should be taken in the interests of the state when you max, regardless of whether they provoke a positive or negative reactions the way that the policy can do. you have to understand that we would either nickerson you can agree or disagree unless you ceiling as well, but you really must understand that. yeah. if you really think about it. yeah, absolutely, absolutely. that you're already wavering me at, you know, i'm not if you want me to say that i'm way varela, why was, this is a, can you both know, but this is a matter that could have been put on hold for now like the issue with lenin in the malls, lamb just good. what was leading them? of them was an issue of the labor code. could also been put off a good a vehicle of no, he couldn't have needed.

the commodities landscape for fortescue metals and we discuss with the secretary-general of oecd mathias cormann arabile, we are not at the top of the agenda. that was last time around which was bitcoin. we were talking during the break about how bitcoin has been on a tear up 13 sessions in a row at a time when inflation is beginning to come off. here is bitcoin two years ago at davos. tout as inflation hedge. new asset class that could become an inflation hedge and get adopted by the mainstream finance world. fast forward this time around. my understanding this is far from the top of the agenda for this swiss forum this week >> this is despite having had a year where wicrypto was the headlines. now pausing at 20,000 mark by the looks of it. between 60,000 and this seems to be the sweet spot for the last couple two months. this is the first time in over two months it passed 20,000. it does give you an interesting look, as you said, up 13 consecutive days, as now passing that level can i put a damper on davos? i know we're touting who is there and who is speaking with our coverage startin

create an authority say at least 11 people have been killed off to russian forces fired more than 50 mathias at dogs across the country. officials said they were able to intercept the majority of the missiles. several infrastructure sites were hit, leading to power cuts across the country, including in the captain cube the palestinian authority has announced it is ending security cooperation. but israel, in response to the israeli military's deadly jade in the west bank city of jeanine . the authority says 9 people were killed in the operation, including 2 civilians. these reli military says it's talks went into arrest islamic jihad militants planning. major attacks, duckies, foreign minister has accused sweden of being complicit in a hate and racist crime for feeling to prevent an anti islam protest in stockholm to get another. he said, holding talks with sweden, often lynn about their beds to join nato at the moment would be meaningless. the nordic countries require talkies approval in order to join the block. this is did abdi news from berlin? you'll find more information on that site. a.