max and the second is a woman. further drug overdose no max further, i have not yet read a man about thirty hair, blond braids, woven, what i 'm telling you, this is not maxher further. are there any moves? while deafly, i realized on the feet of all winter informants they are digging, like water to whom? have you heard anything about max? yes? same thing, no one saw anything. nobody knows anything, nobody heard nothing. listen, let's do this. they can somehow be connected with each other dmitry nikolayevich there is not a single reason to believe that max and the case of a psycho are somehow connected. well, where is max then, well, where he is sitting now somewhere eating drinking companions. and we are looking for him here, like fools with the whole department. you need to wear a dog hair belt. yes, a dog in the house is a nightmare punishment. let's pretend i didn't hear that joke. come on max found it's not there anywhere. i went around all the shops, all the cafes in the area, no one saw him for two days in hospital said, looking for her in hospitals and in the morgue looked not like it, but i like it. doggie doesn't stink. maksimov is not clever, c

max max what are you doing? something nothing reminded me that i had lost my mind. she may return even a day has not passed. no, no, no one's coming back. that's it, she left her no, you understand. she already got me with these tantrums of hers. there are only three people. it's you, me and mash, everything in which swimsuit she went to swim, wait, just in a red one. look sveta, i will ask you. i need to leave for the city early. could you make breakfast. and one more time. dad said that you would go with us by air, fly a kite, really. probably not. i need to cook dinner, maybe not. and masha will be early. hello hello can you help? i can handle it thanks. what's wrong with your eye? i ran into a joint. why are you a cant named gena is so smart. wait, i'm waiting. don't tell anyone you saw me last night. i beg you, i'm sorry kol. that's what i can promise you. forgive me, i beg you, don’t say take your hands off, you suddenly see your wife, think something, or explain have to. okay, show me where you found it. only if in an hour your women are found alive and well. ken listen, the dog couldn't have one with you. she could not always be with vera, and here i found her. right there is no body there is no case. okay, tourists catherine ii catherine the great she sought oh, let me spend with you at least one night of radio pleasure and health, grigory grigorievich. the most strict monastery. tomorrow , immediately after the program, the evening with vladimir solovyov got used to watching the video stopped. work install open look russian channels and all tv series movies and cartoons educational programs and documentaries. watch for free without registration in the application or on the website. well done. masha come here. whose wife is missing? the blond one, right? something not very upset. and this is a mistress. old love is more likely 10. on vacation on a well-deserved type of that questions for you? well, what's new petrovich petrovich is fishing, and here comrade senior is understandable. clear. when was the first time you saw svetlana perova and vera and the second time? tell who what engaged in the night and morning of their disappearance. we were at home sleeping. we saw the light at dinner vera too, right? it seems to me that sasha had no reason to ask such questions at all . i don't think it's new. that you also saw them at dinner, and then slept and did not go anywhere, not in the house. well, for example time no one is surprised anymore. so everyone else is aware of the connection. say it's wrong. yul you are someone here what kind of nonsense at all? what mistress? some kind of idiocy. what kind of lover are you already whistling. why are you grinning? and what did you come to neigh? well fig hard to recapture, only our family does not need to climb, you know? why are you divided here? all that is possible, but the river? that is, i understand, child yul wait. well, when was the last time you saw sveta, you saw vera in the evening at dinner. let a sveta say at 6 o'clock in the morning she went for a swim. breakfast will be back. 8 i came to the beach. there is only a towel and a bag. but how is your relationship with your wife? just like others? everyone has a different quarrel going to get divorced. you know, i will not call our relationship with my wife that they were normal. why are you are they in the past tense? my wife and i really want a divorce. i already understood this and have already managed to find a replacement, yes. but this lieutenant is none of your business. but no, it's just mine. my wife and i fight every day. clear well, what about you? listen, i myself wanted him to tell you everything himself. hear, forgive me that i saw sveta at dinner, vera too. or maybe they heard something at night, didn’t hear anything, the dog howled, then quieted down, how long i don’t remember. yul , stop it, calm down, i'm not asking you. julia besides you, of course, i have a computer still have a question for me. and what i said everything to me, although no, not all of the light on the eve of the scandal, not only the most. so what? nothing. okay rest. home afraid it won't work? take me away from here, please. who tried so hard? what are you watching me? you ruined my whole life. do you understand it? the moron is worth he looks. so what happened? well, i went down the stairs like a bunch that calls a doctor. stay don't touch. you don't touch me. don't touch me, everything is clear. yes, take your hands. stop, stop, wear from me. you want me to stop for a minute. you can listen to me. do not swear with my dad when you get married. i told you dad that he will get married. yes, he said that you would be my mother, and sveta's mother would not return. no, masha, everything will be fine. everything will be fine, true. so let's openly, you and i will pick it up in a couple of days. well, gentlemen, vacationers. maybe you can tell right away where the secrets didn’t play the second corpse. listen. what makes you think that i killed one of us? well, i don’t know, few people stagger through the forest. they like it. you me me and you too. recently dug. hold on, what the hell is this? this is the light on things. i don't understand what they are doing here. i buried this. why in order not to injure the psyche of his daughter. because if my wife svetlana doesn't come back, it's possible. i don't want things in the house that remind her of her mother. you have a madhouse here on the road. kolya i saw that night. he went somewhere, then returned to his jacket. yes? he also asked me not to tell anyone. what kind of keys are you sure the basement key is? where is he from here? i don't know it wasn't did not have. i swear the truth, do not know where he came from someone wants. lord now will yes? something said that you saw him. you actually pulled your tongue. and if he killed. what about the world? if i die with whom will my boys be, and if you don’t die, yul everything will be fine. oh, yes, all the nerves are pressure. now i'll find you drops, everything will be fine. you hear gena there julia is bad. you have some kind of nerve pressure medicine in your medicine cabinet. maxo me that for machines you need to find a very good psychologist. well, what kind of nonsense? you can do it better than any doctor. well wait, you you don't understand, i understand everything. it just takes time. masha will get used to you already almost used to it. you know that children very quickly forget those who are not with him. yes? no, she's already very big. everything will be fine. i love you terribly. or maybe you got carried away by the owner of this, stood in the yard, lord , well, what are you? this is in the head. i say i have lost my wife. have pity on me. i now, yes, i found sveta, she drowned. i was pulled by fishermen three kilometers from here. i need to go to identify. it's not alone yet. maybe i'll come soon max everything will be good. why did they choose the profession of a flight attendant for the prime minister on the russia channel , a man appears who also flies this situation? it wasn’t like that, if you fell in love they won’t let you go, and the one who

max congratulations to you and me causes your own safety. what happened, they say that we interview witnesses without a lawyer and use violence against them, both psychological and physical. what did you do there ? max maxake me copies of the conversations and work potash. i want to know who's gone. no no, i'll go first warming up, you shouldn't have interrogated your son, even markov himself without a lawyer for mark himself. what are you all afraid of? even if he was the minister of the interior.

i'm serving everyone today . mouse us here max max help me it seems to me the cat has gone mad everything. hello, the program of their morals is on air and i am its presenter dmitry zakharov today in the release. what is electricity? what force lifts the plane off the ground? what causes the change of seasons, how a computer remembers and processes information , not everyone knows the intelligible and clear answers to these questions interactive science museum. nemov amsterdam helps to understand the structure of the world and children and adults comprehended the secret of the universe our correspondent dmitry chulov. amsterdam is the main city of the netherlands in all respects, it is the administrative capital of the kingdom and its main financial center. and, of course, amsterdam is the cultural capital of holland, its building rises above the water like an iceberg or the bow of a ship, and from its roof a beautiful view of the historic city center opens. new modern building its main visitors - they are not adults at all. and the children of the ninety-seventh were opened by queen beat

well, after all, we were old friends, and i was not far away. next to him is max max can you hear me,well, that's all. what can i tell you ? is it about the money that i owed the maximum? yes indeed i spent these money in the casino, what can i say, but i would definitely pay him off. but after all, we were not strangers to each other, maxim would definitely go for a debt deferment issue. why didn't you immediately tell the police when you found your friend? that's why i didn't tell him, because he knew how it would end. and what about your office conversations. well, do you believe me? i think you'd better call your lawyer. and you transferred directly from the head office to us. not very talkative there you all are. yes, there are all kinds. ok what to say the less you talk the more you hear about the teenager. we already have in the department, now only philosophers were missing. come on, you believe in no of course, why on earth should i believe him all the evidence against him, and what evidence is that they found his coat in the blood? so what, well, he called, he is chernov's m

max what happened? don't worry about it, max. that max could have killed her?ell, they didn't kill well, i would look at you, how you spoke if inga were in her place. and what is interesting about inga from lucy ? are you working here as florists in a flower shop? did you all take an oath and know where you came from? yes, sometimes we shoot , you can imagine, it turns out to be a district police officer. although, it’s even harder there, i’m afraid you’ll get dressed. good morning. this program is good. where we are. i am its host andrey skvortsov, we are sending you on a journey. and you share with us your impressions. and today at the unknown yet for them, we send a young couple olga and yaroslav to the route . bringing dozens of gigabytes of photos and videos with her olga, 28 years old, a professional designer, draws and sings well, was seriously engaged in jazz vocals. hi guys. we need to choose the route we will take. i want to draw your attention to two pictures. olya, how do you like the artist? which one is the most inspiring? yes, both are very nice

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max and andrey it seems. and what, well , they say that andrey max put a pipets on holland because of this trip, andrey's wife will give birth there. a month later, what kind of holland did he want to attend, in general andrei is a normal guy. i am friends with his wife. she is generally shocked that maxs that andrei set him up. well, if not andrey, then who. if you know, because because of this bastard max, some problems can break a trip to holland, okay? hi maxim. there is news your friend is exactly suspicious to me. he didn't have to do it. him my wife is going to give birth at about the time when your practice in holland is planned. why , in addition, andrey is going to be present at the birth, i think his trip to ireland is definitely not included in his plans. i have a feeling that someone is grazing me. calm down, you have a camera, then we'll see the record and find out. everything before the connection. in the meantime, this suspicion pavlik connect to his camera, watch. well, we are waiting for the owner of the secret, which they put in the audience to wait to wait to wait. i warn you to wait. can long this i'm on just in case you don't complain later. it doesn't look like he's being followed, quite the opposite. well, she doesn’t like him at the institute somehow, you unde

max clausen. what's wrong with him max. could you leave us for a minute? just for a minute. urgent, it seems to me, max is surprised that he remained conscious for so long urgently in the operating room. where can you see mr. sorge who are you to him ? forgive me dear. i am his friend, he suffered a lot. he's alive. yes. well, he's already better, but he has heart attack, so it's needed. wait, please, he can't stand it at all in the hospital and all that stuff won't be easy for him here. can i take him home? well, you understand that he needs care? i will take care of him. pass i'll take care of you. give you injections. i will always be with you. why are you talking like that? i'll never leave you. thanks, it's better now. i just went. okay, i won't bother you. german military echelons are already closing in on the borders of the ussr and over soviet cities at a height inaccessible to domestic fighters fly aircraft scouts of the rovel group. hitler assures stalin all this is done in order to deceive the british on may 1, a military parade is held on red square, representatives of the wehrmacht command

max cabinet? max said he saw you there. max said, well, yes i am after the accident. the firm did not show up. ye on this one. wall hello hello, after leaving my pregnant wife. as i understand it, you came to read me morality. i came to visit my pregnant sister. at the same time, i looked into your shameless eyes. i say it again. yana's baby will be fine. i promise. hi great. you also came to read. i'm sorry , it may be late, but i have to tell you. yana is not pregnant. what? did you happen to overhear how they discussed with the little one? where to find a baby for spring? wait, i actually understand what you're saying now, no, i understand. she is after the accident. lost the child for some reason, they opened the father. what? by the way, the child is also not yours, but forgive her ex max that i dumped you all . it's just that sanka, too, constantly got us going with his tantrums. i'm even thinking about divorce. dim , maybe i shouldn’t have told you this, but i decided to support you in an elusive way. it is necessary grisha thank you for this news of the week and i dmitry kiselev look on

max we're crazy. tell a secret to max where are you hiding? this is germany's mistake, we don't have any. gotta take it say house max she is my fiancee fiancee. beautiful my fiancee very beautiful. look at me. love to the grave yes, i hate you. snow nit you fascist. do you understand russian? surname beautiful family scene curse this one to me, i'll take care of it myself. look for accomplices do not shoot to take alive. why do i need horses? said crooked pine. so, i'm telling you what, can you imagine, like, well done, you deserve it. he gave me the whole award.

max xander. welcome max. so nato has been sending out positive signals about the possibility of finland joining other likely to be any roadblocks . right, so, so at the moment we're not them hearing that there are any major roadblocks on the way to finish nato membership at the moment. what we're hearing right now here in brussels is pretty much a relief at this a step um is likely to be taken and there seems to be a great sense that this will also keep members safe from attacks that were, that, that we're seeing was happening in ukraine at the moment. um, so given exempt from a reaction here from brussels, that you counsel present shall, michelle to day i called this historic step on that will go greatly contribute to european security called it a powerful signal of the turns. and this is pretty much in line of what we've heard over the past weeks and months. so ever since the russian build up at the ukranian border, but also since the russian invasion and, oh, went oh and since finland started openly discussing the prospect of natal membership, i'm considering to join there. and from what we heard from a nato sector, secretary general on with installed mic in the past, also is that should a should finland and sweden decide to join, they would receive a very warm welcome and that this process would he expected process to go very quickly okay, so will this mark the big shift in finished public opinion? i'm stay with us marks. we're going to hear from the euro. rosetta a, who's been in finland, talking to people. and then we'll go back to max and more games to secure the piece. more than 3000 finished troops and 700 vehicles took part in the arrow 22 military exercises in west and finland. the exercises were conducted to with natal. it's bland. last autumn. armed forces from 5 countries are taking part of these military exercises. the host, finland is not anita member yet, but that good change soon. for the 1st time in the history, the majority of fence want to join nato at turning point in history. keenly felt by people in law, pandora, on the border with russia for decades, that they have benefited from living in peace within the boss. welcoming a steady stream of russian tourists from nearby st. petersburg says social worker, linda brant, up, in my opinion. i never saw russia as a threat, but now i'm constantly thinking about our common border. it's over a 1000 kilometers. this near by border crossing is seeing little traffic from either side at the moment. this is partly due to corona virus relate that restrictions, bu

max being filmed, let max bring this matter to the end. free will not open from you. position how to end the movie? of the protagonist could be re-scripted for the ending. i can act, i'm an actor. i've been in several films for him. you just need to make up a little to remove the tattoo and that's it. well, of course well, another way. take a break for a photo. look, i have to look at her a thousand times only carefully. look, right here, what we have here is an image effect. a. if you look closely, the defect turns into a tattoo, you understand timur's understudy in the photo. in addition, and now, in a jar of fake blood, a real potent poison was found in the make-up artist. that she was going to kill someone? let's see the blood was intended. discuss my role with you. yes, even there to discuss how it is nothing. but what about grain of my roles. what, well, it doesn’t matter the role, well, this stanislavovich is a super task, because i want to fully convey to the viewer your directorial intention. director's your character does not interfere, please, should personify the gloomy greatness of death and there is no opposition to all things. in the eyes of suffering you see, only i have no text. naturally, how can i express all this without text? so how to express, as usual, with the help of a loose tongue. yeah thank you dima, i beg you, make it so that he does not get into the frame. it a genomic sequencer and he's very upset because none of you know about his achievement, and he actually helped to study the dna of people with ankylosing spondylitis and develop a drug that can defeat this incurable disease and help 15 million people great work continues live national project science and universities is the development of new revolutionary drugs. and you did not know the national projects. look together we can do it. hello sorry. sorry, hello, if you're for an autograph, then i'm busy. just a couple of questions about the murder. masha can this be, who is the former make-up artist? i didn't know her very well. what did you do in the room of a stranger ? why did you quarrel? i've never been in her room, she gave me a reason to quarrel with her, if you have all the evidence. but your scent hasn't gone anywhere. yeah, that's all you have of a dog's memories of my smell. so it's time for me tanya apply blood. this is not real blood. and it's not blood. masha or timur understood? i just have exactly the same not real blood from the room machine formula, let's apply, let's see what happens. so even better. what is it what is it what is it? wrong to draw once a year go, wait, wait. of course, i understand everything, two murders and all that. it's a pity if the movie is lost criminal not subject. yes, i don't mean it. and you want to star in our picture. you are a super detective. it seems that there are fired, the police have a movie. come on, you'll regret it. he is a born actor true sorry it's not for me contact the director. what are you thinking? maxt difficult stunts, and he has a fee 10 times more. moreover, he got drunk, and i played for him. i thought that if he is gone, then yes, i am nothing, no worse than him, not everyone talked about it, i have long wanted to get rid of timur ogrimer, what has it to do with it? i wanted to poison him with makeup. nobody would have noticed. i went to masha's room and slipped me into artificial blood before timur, but she noticed she wanted to scream. then he got scared and threw him out of the balcony. wake up i'm not sleeping, i hope to go home that your red-haired movie is waiting for you at home. envy no, sympathy the fact is that the whole film crew left our city and moved to another place. your red-haired curls corkscrew along with everyone. did she ask you to send your photo with an apology? sorry, it's just a movie. such costumes will not come into fashion until next year high fashion. i looked at your movie from the inside, miserable, insignificant little people. behind the wheel a

max walden and melbourne. max, welcome to the w. australia is prime minister, a leg has promised to do more to tackle climate change than the previous government . do we know what that will mean in practice? well, the labor party has shed the covenant liberal party governments target of a mission by 2050. hm. by 2030, it will. i'm to reduce emissions by 43 percent and it proposes to do this through a package of measures that it as valued at almost $700000000.00. given that your report noted that there has been a b, y of independence, that a very passionate about climate change elected into the parliament. along with some more members of the greens, it's likely that these targets will likely be pushed to be more ambitious by people sitting on the cross bench. and what does albany these when mean 1st, really is role on the world stage? well the timing, very interesting, of course, because on just the wake albany is supposed to be going to tokyo, where you will meet with the other latest of the so called quad grouping. that is, along with the us, japan in india. and grouping of course, is sort of it not openly but, but everybody knows is sort of there to try and off the importance in the region of china. but it is interesting. on monday you will swear in 5 am paid into into the cabinet, including malaysian born penny wong, as long as the shadow foreign minister. now she will be sorely infer, ethnically, asian foreign minister, which i imagine will be very positive re within the region. just wondering, you know, looking at him, setting up his government, how much of a challenge would it be to to go about his policies where they've come as party, run the loan or with other parties? yes, so at the moment the, the full composition of the house of representatives is still unclear. they will probably be a few died before we really have the confirmed official results. given a record number, i think with 2700000 posed to bite. now they will take a few days to count the intent of, you know, the exact makeup of the palm and whether the government is sitting in a minority or has a majority of the parliament. that of course, will shape its ability to sort of execute its own policy or need to negotiate with with the so called teal independent, and indeed the new grains members of parliament, flora, journalist, math, walden, and melbourne. thank you. thanks, tammy. when it's done to the sport now in formula one in qualifying for the spanish spanish grown pre sharlack layer has locked up paul position, even though he lost control of his car. nicholas ferry went into a spin in his opening run in the 3rd stage of qualifying, but he managed to regain the top spot. the seasons alida beat out his main rival reigning champion, max a step and whose red bull caught suffered mechanical problem. and here's a reminder of the top story. we're falling view. ukraine's presidents as victory for ukraine will come at the negotiating table, not on the battlefield. legends and ascii made the statement, not long after russia had said it captured murray, bulls last offenders. that's it for now. there's more on our website, dw dot com. i'm told me illogical. watching with any issues with what they will grade, he will be.

moments ago we did throttle down the engines on the first stage and this is in preparation for max q. max q. is the maximum dynamic pressure that the vehicle sees. tom: that's a key point. the maximum dynamic pressure is the differential of these very heavy payloads. the fundamental issue of this back to the space shuttle is the weight of what they are putting in space. that was an immense chemical challenge for private and public for nasa to do, to get the chemistry right, to put bigger stuff in space. just going for mercury through to apollo was a feat with a saturn rocket. but you can see and on radio you know that these rockets today are much smaller than the saturn five rocketry of the world ago. jonathan: this falcon 9 rocket topped with 53 starling spacecraft. a successful launch this morning. we are going to leave the pictures up for you. we will continue the market coverage. futures negative. we are down by .4%. from walmart to target, margins under pressure. lisa: this is really the first salvo in terms of seeing real margin compression that is unlike what people were expecting

max's snitch got hit with brass knuckles. it can be any other max, you know there are thousands of such maxes in the city. ll put handcuffs on him. the phone is no longer needed. he's dead, don't go anywhere. i'm following you, i don't seem to remember anything at all. but you have to remember, otherwise you easily turn the victim into a suspect. what is here is that in the phone it was dry sms you agreed to meet here. begging turns about vidal leonid blood he killed her. so all kapets to myself max, i panic a little at once ketchup mayonnaise, or maybe find handcuffs on you just in case. born in 1984 where is the body, huh? i wanted to take the dishes. good to see you again. say this man was alone yesterday or with someone else. with the lady with this one. yes , with this one, there was someone else with them. perhaps it was. but maybe you can at least order something. well, okay, let's bring the beer today is such a wonderful day in the very morning two corpses in both murders, maksimov is involved well, yes, i noted, by the way, another one came in yesterday man with glasses. this one made sure no. opa

max fit2patrick. _ performance from him. max fitzpatrick, a _ performance from him. max fitzpatrick, a top-heavy i performance from him. t, has he dropped back again? no. he's been ttoin out dropped back again? no. he's been going out with _ dropped back again? no. he's been going out with the _ dropped back again? no. he's been going out with the back— dropped back again? no. he's been going out with the back along i dropped back again? no. he's been going out with the back along very i going out with the back along very nicely. very blustery conditions. it's a real tough test, southern hills. fitzpatrick has the skill set to be able to deal with these conditions, he's proved it today. just a one drop shot, he had an early bird he is welcome a level par heading into the final stages of the second round. if he can keep this card clean on the closing three or four holes and he'll be right in the mix for the weekend. he's currently at two under par, that's four shots off lead. anyone who is shooting par or better today is really making a “p or better today is really making a up ground on the rest of the field. can i ask a

it a big difference, it seems, max is a bank, it seems, max barsky royal still hi-hype, it seems to mee, which one of his warriors does he have? we do know about him. you know a lot about him. can they publicly. excuse me, well-known people are local people, people are creative people are creative people to be out of water outside of politics, relatively speaking, not to understand what is happening and what is happening in the world and in the world and exclude only draw draw pictures sing sing songs, do they have whether they're on it for that right at a time when there 's such a special operation going on. it's right at the time it's coming. here is such a part of the special operation, it is different, there are different and there is quietly. quiet. quiet life, in which there is no, in which there are no such huge modest bright-bright geopolitical, well, large-scale equal, uh, events, yes, and prey. yes, and then everything flows here briefly, melting, smoothly and most importantly, and smooth and smooth. it may not be fields. it will be possible not to politics, but vote on the m

max. lewis knew what he was doing. max versta en lewis knew what he was doing. max verstappen slipping from second to fourth.p leader's misfortune was more severe. oh, no! leader's misfortune was more severe. 0h,no! �*, ., ., oh, no! verstappen's team ordered seru io oh, no! verstappen's team ordered sergio perez _ oh, no! verstappen's team ordered sergio perez to _ oh, no! verstappen's team ordered sergio perez to let _ oh, no! verstappen's team ordered sergio perez to let the _ oh, no! verstappen's team ordered sergio perez to let the dutchman i oh, no! verstappen's team ordered l sergio perez to let the dutchman by. hamilton's come back with more remarkable. finishing fifth. costing him a higher place.— remarkable. finishing fifth. costing him a higher place. because i was in the training. — him a higher place. because i was in the training. i _ him a higher place. because i was in the training, i tried _ him a higher place. because i was in the training, i tried to _ him a higher place. because i was in the training, i tried to past. - him a higher place. because i was in the training, i tried to past. m

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max. thank you very much. the w max turned that in keith take a look at some of the stories making headlines today. turkeys present. russia type out of one says he will no longer speak to the greek prime minister out on accuses curious coast mit to talk his of harboring a muslim cleric hostile to ankara and pressuring u. s. officials not to sell fighter jets to turkey. allegations of abuse of minorities are likely to dominate a trip to china by un human rights chief michelle blanca boucher let. she'll visit the remote sion jung region where rights group say, members of the weaker muslim minorities, suffer serious abuse. a recent data league showed extremely high rates of imprisonment on terrorism charges in the region. australia's new prime minister anthony albanese, is meeting the leaders of the u. s. japan and india for regional security talks in tokyo, the so called quad countries are focusing on the potential threat from china. the key issue is the security of taiwan. l. u. s. present, joe biden has said washington'

max boot. max, thank you so much for being with us this morning. i want to talk a bit about all the reporting about intelligence and the intelligence sharing from the u.s. to ukraine. we know that they have been providing ukrainians with intelligence. but now there's a question of how specific that is. particularly when it comes to this question of killing russian generals, a number of russian generals have been killed. but the u.s. is claiming that they are not providing specific targeting information when it comes to those generals or the sinking of that flagship, mas ka va. what do you make of this line that the biden administration is trying to walk in terms of the exact nature of the intelligence that they're sharing? >> obviously the biden administration is trying to help the ukrainians in every way they can without risking an escalation into a wider war with russia. that's the line that they're walking. so that's why they have been clarifying that, no, they're not putting a target on the heads of russian generals but they are providing the ukrainians with information on russian headquarters which obviously can be used to target the people inside including generals or in the case of the mos ka va, the russian warship that was sunk by the ukrainians, they're saying they provided intelligence on the ship. but it was, you know, the ukrainians who independently did their targeting. i suspect that's probably the case. the interesting thing, of course, is that the administration and people in the intelligence community are not averse to leaking information about the u.s. intelligence contribution to these ukrainian military achievements. and that's caused some controversy with some people suggesting that this is too provocative to russia to talk about the u.s. contribution. but i don't think that the administration is overly perturbed by this. i think this is a form of deterrence for russia to let them know that we have their number, to let them know how much we're doing in the case of helping ukraine and also to deter them from further -- russia from further escalation in the future because they are basically telegraphing the kind of capabilities that we have and that we're contributing to the ukrainian war effort. >> but we have seen some frustration, i'm thinking in particular of press secretary john kirby at the pentagon over these leaks. do you think that that is because there could be significant russian retaliation if there is a perception that u.s. intelligence is helping with these significant victories on the battlefield for ukraine? >> i wouldn't be overly paranoid about it. i don't think the administration is overly paranoid. if they were paranoid, they would not be providing all of this intelligence and they would not be providing all this weaponry, all of which is being used to kill russians. but remember, russians who are illegally inside of ukraine who are committing a war of aggression against ukraine, committing atrocities in ukraine so legally and morally ukraine is 100% in the right and obviously we don't want to poke the russian bear too much because it is still a country that has 6,000 nuclear weapons, but i don't think that anybody is being paralyzed by fear of russia going nuclear because putin is not suicidal and so far he has been fairly cautious in the use of force. there's no suggestion that he's about to attack a nato country. and the reason he's not going to do that is i think he understands that he would suffer terrible retribution from nato, that his armed forces are incapable of defeating the ukrainians, how are they going to fair against nato military. so i think, you know, we should certainly be cognizant of not trying to escalate the war too much, which is why president biden has said that we're not going to impose a no fly zone or have u.s. military direct combat with the russians but i think anything short of that is fair game. >> could we look ahead to monday, victory day. we'll see that big parade across red square. president putin will be giving as he does every year a big speech. do you believe he will announce some kind of victory? and is there potential for him to announce some kind of escalation as well to change his terminology from this special operation that he's been calling it to actually formally declaring war against ukraine? >> i don't know what to expect exactly. i think we're getting conflicting reports on that. certainly i do expect that he will declare victory, even though there are not a lot of actual russian victories to be had because it doesn't cost them anything to say that we're winning. i'm sure he will say that. whether he will declare war or total mobilization, i don't know. that would be a significant upping of the ante but would not deliver any kind of added military capabilities in the short-term because russia does not have a lot of reserves on stand by. this is not a country that has a national guard in reserve ready to throw into battle the way the united states does. it would take them a long time to mobilize and to train reservists who don't receive any regular training, who don't have units to fall into, who don't have equipment set aside for them. this would be a very lengthy process. and it would raise the stakes not just for ukraine but for putin because it would really bring the cost of the war home to russia. and if russia snot able to make greater military progress after having mobilized and called upon conscripts and really brought the war home for russian households, i think that would really cause discontent and grumbling and could potentially undermine the basis of the putin regime. so, you know, i just don't know if he's going to take that gamble or not. >> you wrote this week in the washington post about some of the ripple effects that we could see from ukraine's success against russia. you write, if russia fails in ukraine, it will send a welcome message about the perils of mounting wars of aggression that should resonate to beijing. given how hard russia is finding it to invade a neighboring state, imagine how much more difficult it will be for china to mount an amphibious assault across the taiwan strait. maxit would be much harder for taiwan's friends to supply it during a war against china than ukraine's supplying it in its war against russia. but do you think that what we're seeing now is giving president xi some kind of pause? >> i think it certainly should because the west is not rolling over, the ukrainians are not rolling over and fighting back very effectively. what i highlighted in that article is the impact of largely defensive weaponry, in particular missiles, sensors and drones which have had a devastating impact on russian tanks and even on russian warships. you know, some of those same systems, many of those same systems are in taiwan. we should certainly provide taiwan with more of those to deter any kind of russian attack. so, you know, what i argued in that article citing a retired marine kernel is that the defensive really has the upper hand in warfare right now, at least at a tactical level, where these sensors and missiles, which are relatively low cost can destroy very

that's a journalist, max walden in melbourne. many, thanks, max. and here are some other stories making news, round the world at this hour. thousands have rallied and is stumble to protest the sentence imposed on a prominent opposition leader turkeys. supreme court upheld the 5 year suspended term handed down to journal. cuffed on journal. she was convicted of insulting. the president critic say it's an attempt to stop her from running in next year's elections. u. s. president joe biden is in japan to strengthen economic ties. biden is setting out his plans for new trade agreement with tokyo. the u. s. leader earlier wrapped up a 3 day visit to south korea, he secured a $10000000000.00 investment from car maker honda. israel and switzerland have confirmed their 1st cases of monkey pox. a global outbreak of the viral infection is spread in the world. health organization says a 120 cases have now been reported in countries where the virus is not usually found in most cases or mild, says, a hospital that was used to treat 50000 krona virus. patients i

max walden in melbourne. many thanks max. thank you. some other choice now making use around the world. every range have caused widespread flooding across parts of bangladesh and north east india, leaving at least 50 people dead. millions more have been stranded by rising waters as the region endures. it's worse floods and almost 2 decades. in china, shanghai hospital used to treat some 50000 krona virus patient has closed after a significant dropping cases. the temporary facility opened in early april after shanghai became the epicenter of an outbreak. china's largest city was under restrict locked down for nearly 2 months. us president joe biden has wrapped up is a 3 day visit to south korea. his visit was aimed at deepening economic and military ties between the 2 nations. south korean car maker hon dye pledged a $10000000000.00 investment to the us biden is now in japan for the 2nd leg of his asia trip. israel and switzerland have confirmed their 1st cases of monkey pox. as an outbreak of the viral infection grows. the world health organization says a $120.00 cases have now been reported in countries where the virus usually isn't found. monkey pox has a low fatality rate, and most cases are mild formula one now and in qualifying for the spanish grand prix. shawl declare has locked up pole position, even though he lost control of his car, declares ferrari went into his spin on his opening rent run in the 3rd stage of qualifying, but he managed to regain the top spot. the seasons early leader beat out his main rival reigning champion. max, we're stopping who's red bull cars suffered a mechanical problem. and a reminder of the top stories were following for you at this hour, ukraine's president says victory for ukraine will come at the negotiating table. not on the battlefield. philadelphia zalinski made the statement, not long after russia said it had captured mario bull's last defenders. that's all for now. up next door, film reports on how the excesses of berlin's famous club culture can lead to tragedy. a michael ok. thanks for watching. and you stay with d w ah ah, linda lou, what people have to say matters to us. ah. that's why we listen to their stories. reporter every weekend on d. w. ah. or skip judy here in berlin. there isn't such a to find time to go party like you might find in other places. and from here i can finish work and head out. go into a club and really not have to leave until monday morning. but i think that's really cool to cindy soon. because that's a man, but so, so you go into a club and every

max xander in keep. many thanks is always max to another part of the world. australia's labor party is celebrating victory in national elections, having ousted the governing conservators from power prime minister elect anthony alban easy has promised to make tackling climate change a priority. it was a key issue in the vote after australia suffered devastating floods and bush fires in recent years. ah, a celebration that marks the end of almost a decade of conservative rule australia has elected a new prime minister in anthony albanese, the leader of the centre left to labor party. tonight, the astrology and paypal had voted for change i am humbled by this victory and i am honored to be given the opportunity to serve as the 31st prime minister of the new prime minister has vowed to tackle corruption and turn australia into a renewable energy superpower, with the country still reeling from a series of devastating floods. earlier this year, climate change proved to be a decisive issue at the polls. the incumbent, conservative liberal party, lost seats to labor across the country. but the biggest challenge came from a rising group of independent candidates who focused their campaigns around climate action and cracking down on corruption. the outgoing prime minister scott morrison conceded defeat and announced he had stepping down as leader of the liberals. i've always believed in australians and their judgment, and i've always been prepared to accept their verdicts and to not i have delivered their verdict. and i congratulate antony abernathy in the labor party and i wish him and his government all the very best. i have it with vote still being counted, the new prime minister has not yet secured the 76 states needed to achieve an outright majority. and with almost half of australia, 17000000 voters costing the ballot by post. it may be weeks until the final result is known. journalist shall max walden, ease in melbourne. i asked him how australia's prime minister lack plans to act on his campaign promise to tackle climate change. yes, so the lie, the shed, the going liberal parties. net 0 by 2050 target. but it has said that quite 2030 a should have rich. it's carbon emissions by 43 percent on 2005 levels. and it proposes to doing this through sort of a range of i think it relates to package of almost $700000000.00 and will spend to try and get that as your package noted. the incoming of these independence and the grains may push them to be more ambitious on the climate targets. it's not yet clear whether alban easy will be able to govern alone or in a coalition. what might be the difference for the country in those 2 different scenarios? yeah, i mean of course it labor can rule in a majority. it will have more space to, i suppose execute policy agenda as it wants. but it is looking more and more like we might have, you know, the law just sort of cross bench in history. real

max 8 model to crafted 2018, killing 189 people. a year later, and ethiopia airlines flight, also about 737 max 8, lasted 137 people were killed. boeing 737 maxen rounded. i spoke to an aviation analyst about that "wall street journal" quote. >> the focus for us has to be that it is only so far "the wall street journal" citing a person whis allegedly directly familiar with the findings of this initial investigation. and the reason the u.s. are even involved in the first place is because, although this was a domestic chinese flight, the aircraftas manufactured by boeing, boeing, american. so, the u.s. has been assisting china in the weeks that followed this crash occurred in late march. what "wall street journal" are saying is that data suggests that somebody specifically input either data or was ultimately at the controls of the boeing 737 that was operating what was an uneventfullight until it entered this near vertical nosedive. if this does turn out to be the case, it almost clarifies or confirms the fears that many had in the aviation sector. because thankfully, air travel is incredibly safe and we very rarely ever see an aircraft suffer

that is a max xander in keep many things, max some of the other stories making news around the world. now, the world health organization says there are now a $130.00 confirmed and suspected cases of monkey pox worldwide. the outbreak is baffling. scientists as the disease is normally only found in central and west africa. u. s. president joe biden, and south korea's un suki all say they might expand joint military exercises in response to north korean missile launches. biden also says he's willing to meet north korea's liter fighting is visiting the region to strengthen us alliances. french president mental math hall has announced his new cabinet career diplomat. cat tween colona becomes the foreign minister. elizabeth born will serve as frances 1st woman, prime minister in 30 years warner fair. i know who tornadoes have injured dozens of people in western germany. the city of pato born was hardest head, emergency services and volunteers are now clearing the wreckage. after fierce winds wrecked havoc and the city of potter born heavy equipment was deployed in the clear up as unlawful.

that is a max xander in keep many things max now to some of the other stories making news around the world at this hour, turkeys president gracie, take her to one, has told the leaders of finland in sweden. he will not accept their application to join nato unless they address his concerns on terrorism. turkey says the 2 countries are harboring kurdish militants. the finish and swedish governments are seeking more talks with her in the world. health organization says there are now a $130.00 confirmed and suspected cases of monkey pox world why the outbreak is baffling. scientists as the disease is normally only found in central and west africa. tornadoes have injured dozens of people in western germany. the city of paris born was hardest head, emergency services and volunteers are now clearing the wreckage. after face winds wrecked, havoc in the city of potter born heavy equipment was deployed in the clear up as long as i can't believe what i'm saying. oh gosh long i never imagined that things to get so out of hand and such a short period of time. also as one of the evening before, a

that is a max xander in keep many things. max filane says russia has cut off gas applies. moscow wants finland to pay for its energy rubles, the russian currency has been hit by economic sanctions. filane follows poland and bulgaria in facing restrictions on its energy supplies. it gets most of its gas from russia, but gas only accounts for around 5 percent of national energy needs. officials in helsinki say there will be no disruption. tornadoes have injured dozens of people in western germany. the city of patter born was hardest head, emergency services and volunteers are now clearing the wreckage. after fis winds wrecked havoc and the city of pato bon, heavy equipment was deployed and the clear up as long as i can't believe what i'm saying. oh gosh long i never imagined that things to get so out of hand and such a short period of time. also as one of whom. the evening before a whirlwind swept through the city in western germany, areas across the country were hit by gales and heavy rain, causing this building to collapse and bury 14 people under it all survived. one man was electrocu

max. thank you very much, our correspondent max. it's under there in kim well, the fallout from ukraine is also setting the agenda of the 1st trip to africa by german chancellor aloft sholtes starting a 3 nation trip in senegal. shoulds promised to help african countries hit by the global food cries, is caused by the war. is also discussing a major gas exploration project with cynical, as part of efforts to reduce german reliance on russian gas full of solids. his visit has been dominated by issue surrounding the warring ukraine high on the agenda for his meeting with sandals, president marky, saul was the critical issue of food security. the war has sent green prices soaring and sole will soon travel to russia and ukraine on behalf of the african union hoping to secure, blocked supplies. the i'm drunk up this gun. as chairman of the african union, i expressed a chance to le sholtes ow, serious concerns about the impact of the war on al countries argue african countries. including the wide spread price, spikes, and shortages that we are currently seeing. to. so cost of charles has vowed to help get exports moving again, donald david king that this is currently being discussed very intensively. what's that despite this terrible conflict, we need cooperation with soon, so that a country which is currently defending itself against a war of aggression can successfully deliver. and it's important that we make the attempt as otherwise, if there is a great danger that many countries in the world will have extreme difficulty in feeding their populations, cut them out of the frugal and yell also under discussion, energy. germany offer to help develop natural gas production of seine, gulf coast. the west african country has large reserves, and berlin, seize them as a possible alternative to russian gas. after synagogue shoals will travel to new year before finishing the 3 day visit in south africa. the war and ukraine is also set top the agenda at the world economic forum, which is getting underway and of all switzerland to day ukrainian president. the loudermilk lansky will give the opening speech via video link that's about and about 3 hours from now, we'll be carrying that speech live kia there. vitale. click co, and his former bra and his brother vladimir will attend the event as well. this used to be the russia house here at the world economic forum. now it's been re christened the russian war crimes house. a ukrainian billionaire is backing the project to highlight alleged abuses committed by russian troops in ukraine. the world economic forum cut all ties with russia for this year's summit. meanwhile, davos is rolling out the red carpet, for the biggest delegation from ukraine ever present. zalinski will open the meeting with a video address and for ukrainians here. it's a bittersweet moment. we are here in this beautiful setting, but at the back of our mind always are these images of these horrific killings and atrocities and war crimes going on. as we speak back in ukraine. and we are here to as best as possible represent those people and to do all that we can to galvanized the international community to support ukraine even more despite dallas's spring cheer, the moody, somber amid soaring geopolitical tensions. the war in ukraine has worsened the global food and energy crisis, and there were other urgent problems to tackle as well. climate change the ongoing pandemic and fears of an economic slowdown. the challenges are so big that we need these so board and the ideas of everyone around the world. so i think this is a place where people trust each other and we can build solutions together. well, deb ross is a global convenor of a global decision makers. i'm hoping that a to really be able to facilitate engagement because we are all for a peaceful world and we are old full global prosperity. ukrainians have more immediate concerns. i don't think that we will see any, you know, additional ah pledge as being made here in terms of financial weaponry aid or something of that sort to ukraine. a di hold that we can also use a child to this business community to hear and have them on board. also giving up an on some of the reading was that they were probably looking for ah, with the russian federation. it's now up to the global lead here in the swiss alps to see if there's an economic path to peace in the war in ukraine. sketch up on some other stories making headlines around the world today. women tv news anchors in afghanistan now have to work with their faces covered. the taliban have begun. enforcing new laws on dress rights activists have condemned the latest harsh and restrictions imposed on women journalists say they are frustrated but will comply with the law. a senior member of iran's elite military force has been shot dead and to run revolutionary guard. colonel hassan cya could die was gone down outside his home in broad daylight ran his blamed israel for similar assassinations in the past. it was present, joe biden has said he would be willing to use force to defend taiwan meeting with japanese prime minister from you, cuz she the in tokyo, he said it was the u. s. was committed to defending what he island which asian claims as its own territory. but he said he was considering reducing some terrace on china co dog so i can hold sport. so an informal one max flash stoppin has won the spanish grand prix in barcelona reigning world. champion pounced twin race leader charles le clark's ferrari broke down with the wind red bulls for stopping also overtakes la clerk for 1st place in the driver's championship. ah, fairy charlotte clerk led the title battle by 19 points going into the spanish grand prix. and he took an early lead from pole position in barcelona, with his main rival, max for stopping of red bull, sliding into the gravel in the early stages of the race. but then before the half way mark laclare began to slow down. oh, no matter what happened with an engine failure, forged him to withdraw from the race losing a seemingly sure victory ah bishop and also suffered intermittent mechanical problems. but he went on to cross the finish line 1st, and the wind means he is now 6 points ahead of the clerk at the top of the standings. ah, a sunny i'd a lot of dill in such nazario enough in a because i was in the train and i tried to pass for m

max and joins me now. max, what do you make of what was a long time coming? how much of the success is this russian oil band really? right from what we just heard at the press conference with the with the commission president and the council president sha michelle on to the, on the line. they seem to be happy that after days, almost a month of wrangling, actually, the steel could be struck. and this has the potential to have a great impact on the russian economy. that being said, you do not show a united front entirely. and there has been a bit of a gap there with the hungry not partaking in the sanctions. and that there has to, they had to come up with his work around. but, but all in all, it is a good thing in the eyes of the you, whether there is a solution now on the table, a lot of wrangling max, but it is down and we have that package and how much? oh, what's, what sort of impact you begin to speak to that a bit further? what sort of impact you think this is going to have on the russian academy? what does he or expect? right, so that you gets about 25 percent of it. so oil imports from russia and oil means it means diesel means a petrol beans or other products that also cannot be exported from, from russia. so this has the potential to have a strong, strong impact on, on, on the russian economy. and at the same time, russia does not have, they say they will look to other markets, they might be looking southwards and eastwards to india and china and try to sell their products there. but at the same time, we're hearing from experts that are these. and these are exports are legal, max out, and that they do the actions. it can only be incremental add on sarah in that regard. so at the end of the day, this is going to have an impact on, on the russian economy. mex looking forward

max vander in key. welcome, max. let's start with the verdict. tell us more about that spread. so this verdict, this life sentence did not come as a huge surprise, but it might have significance for, for future trials of the 21 year old defendant about him. she marin at last week already pleaded guilty for killing a 62 year old, unarmed civilian in the beginning of the 1st phase of the invasion. now he said that he was pressured by fellow soldiers into doing so. but the court responded to this and said that he was, he was going through with a criminal order that these men who had who he had given pressure into were not his commanding officers. and thereby, he clearly violated the rules, the rules of war and a lower sentence than life was just not possible. in this case, the defense. on the other hand, i am said they would appeal and they said there had, there has been a significant amount of pressure from civil society. and so the significance of this right, so this is the 1st war crime. first war crimes trial in ukraine during this war and we're looking at 10000. you said it perhaps even even more cases in the future. so this life sentence actually sets the bar pretty high. and there has been some criticism that this court case or this, this trial was taking place during the war, but the authority said they were falling due process. the situation this case is very clear. that's a pretty straight forward case. all the evidence was heard and the men are pleaded guilty, but also for the ukrainians. it is a, it is a chance to show that they're taking, pursuing these war crimes seriously. and yet that, that to show that the judiciary, the ukrainian judiciary system actually works even in times of war, away from the court max, the 500 don basses shifted to the city of savannah dynette scott ukraine struggling to hold on to it. is that city lightly to become another, mary? of right. so the russian forces after unsuccessfully trying to keep and the rest of the country shifted their focus to the southeast to the dunbar, to the industrial zone there. and they're going after free after the territories that were held formerly by the russian state back rebels and am trying to push forward there so severe the netscape is a key city. it's a large city of roughly a 100000 people prior to the war. and this is one of the less strong hordes in the lanced region that the kremlin has, as i said, they would, they would take now there china and circle the city that is clear, but a comparison compared situation to mario points a bit different because this city was close to the fine line of 2014 and they are better prepared than multiple. this does not come as a surprise and the ukrainians so far have been able to successful

max the others can question my assumption. so max seems in the u.s. the debate about whether defense for and it is a school tour is over people basically believing it is not. so i want there's a different perception of that among the nato allies you spoke of and if there is within nato different versions of that view. >> that is a good question. i think it is actually the discussion is more is that more or less escalatory but the question is much more a legal one. should the military be allowed to operate in peacetime potentially do this globally, what is the relationship with intelligence? it is that question in particular that is holding many continental european countries back in developing a similar posture. it is less of in the lesko he lesko attempt more babe your credit question right now. [inaudible] >> thank you. i work for the nuclear southern initiative but i wanted to first make a comment to your rank order list of priorities. i would love to add operational technology and military systems there. some of the guv a lot of conversation with it size and maybe not about the ot. my question is, to what extent do we really need to solve or pay attention onto the attribution conundrum but to signaling in this space relative to escalation management. we have other technologies for which globally there some sort of recognition for what the movement of a bomber implies or other types of maneuvers or the from the leadership side. is it possible to build clarity around what different cyber actions signal in fact? and do we need to be working on that? >> i think the best example of his cyber signaling i have seen is our lead on the actions of an action we call them isotopes, dragonfly, if they have a history of getting into that of their ssb related so russia -- action of their internal security purposes. anyway a decade they have been digging into u.s. critical infrastructure. we look at it to ways, one are they sort of digging in for the moment when they need to be ready for the contingency? the other things are they digging into signal to us that they are digging in, that they are there in case they need to be? i think that's probably what are the best examples of signally i have seen in the space it's holding a real capability or real infrastructure under threat. i'd be interested to see in the other examples. >> go ahead max. >> now i think you can speak more to this, emily. it reminds me it's not the deterrence u.s. once but some great -- the election was supposedly sump u.s. retaliatory options taken off the table because of concerns of the scc in particular being u.s. critical infrastructure. i don't know if that is true but it is a fascinating case it signaling at supposedly one of the deterrence at least there might be one case where it has worked but not in the way that we wanted it too. if you may know more about that emily. >> i might. [laughter] by the per plug in here for anyone who wants to be talk about the 2016 election interference report tribute to gorge that a little bit for this is one of the proms with the ironic administration response of 2015. by the time they understood somewhat the extent of what the russians were up to, they had very limited time before the election. they had very limited prepared options. the other thing is it's easy now it was easy -ish in 2017 -- 2018 to look bac

max fan for 20 years -- antics max fan. [audio difficulty] mission impossible, and it was captured withics max cameras, it blew my mind.he really give you the a feeling of being inside that cockpit. and he was the driving force. our engineers and joe kaczynski and everyone worked at creating in the special technology because, as you know, everything in the tom's life is what's the next generation. what stunt can be better than any stunt being done before, what visual could be better than any visual, what sound -- i just actually sent him a text and said there'll never be another tom cruise because the guy's passion, his work ethic and his drive for perfection are just unparalleled. liz: well, his power is almost unparalleled. not only did he demand that and you guys were able to develop this system, he also promised to people who said would this be released simultaneously to streaming, he said that will not happen. i mean, what kind of star power is that where he can basically deem, no, this is going to be an exclusive theatrical release? that, of course, made a huge difference, i'm sure, for box office, that it wasn't

and we can bring in max sanda, who is reporting for us from keith max. is that any progress at all? you can tell us about an in swapping ukrainian soldiers evacuated from b as a style plant for russian prisoners of war. right on. yeah. so there is a lot of a lot of uncertainty of not to say secrecy regarding the fates of the members of the as of regiment, the ro held up on the us. so still works for the last 10 weeks or so. so we heard these on reconfirmed reports by the russian side, that about a 1000 fighters actually fold their military orders and, and abandoned their post. and we're hearing that the russian lawmakers are actually on russian authorities are actually calling for them to be investigated into for, for war crimes and crimes against civilians. so it's not clear if a prisoner swapper will go ahead. it seems that there are still some obstacles in the way there. uh, but let me remind you that ukrainians actually started putting russians on trial for, for war crimes. so this might also be a reaction to that. but at the moment, there's a very little information seeping out

max and joins me now from key. if i max with prison zalinski saying fighting will only end through diplomacy. if we were to see new negotiation soon, what issues would he be willing to compromise on oh, you can't expect the ukrainian leadership to give us the details on that. but what we heard, and in this address by the ukrainian president, is that, yes, he said that the ultimately the war with end at the negotiate negotiation table through diplomatic measures. and, but at the same time, he also said that said there would be more bloody and more intense fighting. but presidents zalinski called for more diplomatic measures for more sanctions by the west. and at the same time, he also called for a bilateral talks with russia. and as we know, the last talks that happened between the 2 parties were in april 22nd. that's exactly a month ago. but at the same time, he also heard from zalinski is military adviser, from one of his a military advisors who stated that at the moment there would be no concessions in terms of territorial gains by the russians as they are pushing forward in the east dawn boss region, the fear is that the russians would use this break to regroup, and then attack with additional power. and they mentioned that the situation and don bass is in their woods, extremely difficult. he tell us what's happening there. right, so russia or russian backed rebels can tab been controlling some parts of the dunbar saw since at 2014. and russia has now been focusing their efforts away from give to these parts to the south and to the, to the east to the don bus. now, in particular, for the last couple weeks, and they're pushing afford and i have been the intensifying, i'm the fights there last night. according to the training military, the russians attacked a 40 villages in the regions of done yet scandal, hans, and as we're hearing, they're closing into 2 strategically important towns to still of yonce can sierra done. yet in the latter is a particular strategically quite important because it is one of the last a strong holes in the eastern pocket that is being defended by the ukranian army at the moment. and poland president has become the latest foreign lead. it's arriving, keith. what do we know by his visit? right, so it's not the 1st to visit the polish presidents in ukraine during war time, but it's the 1st time he's going to be addressing the ukrainian parliament. he is expected to hold a speech this afternoon and we can expect them to express his solidarity to reiterate what he had said before. am that poland and the will community with the force russia to pay compensation for the destruction that they are causing here in the country and to bring justice to them to, to, to push for, for a, for investigation of war crimes essentially. and poland has been a strong partner in the past also during, during war time they have, they have taken the, in a majority of the training refugees and we can expect the polish president to yeah, to, to use this occasion to build further bridges. i don't these not sanda and kim. thank you. that here are some other stories making news around the world. israel and switzerland have confirmed their 1st cases of monkey box. as an outbreak of the viral infection grows, the world health organization says $120.00 cases have not been reported in countries where the virus usually is not found. it believes the spread may be driven by sexual contact, the thousands of riley, dentist and bull to print to protest. the conviction of a prominent opposition politician turkey supreme court upheld the 5 year suspended sentence of john and kraft angelo for charges, including insulting the president critic say it's an attempt to stop her from running in next year's elections. heavy rains of cause widespread flooding across parts of bangladesh and north east india, leaving at least 50 people dead. millions more have been stranded by rising waters as the region endures. its worst floods it. almost 2 decades. american air force personnel in germany are preparing to deliver supplies of baby formula to the us. the biden administration says powder for about one point. 5000000 bottles should arrive in the u. s. over the next week, some retailers limiting sales of baby formula due to nationwide shortages to australia. now where the labor party is celebrating victory in national elections ousting the governing conservatives from power prime minister elect anthony albanese, has promised to put tackling climate change at the top of his agenda. it was a key issue in the vote after australia suffered devastating floods. and bush fires in recent years. ah, a celebration that marks the end of almost a decade of conservative rule australia has elected a new prime minister in anthony albanese, the leader of the centre left to labor party. tonight, the astrology and paypal had voted for change i am humbled by this victory and i am honored to be given the opportunity to serve as the 31st prime minister of the new prime minister has vowed to tackle corruption and turn australia into a renewable energy superpower, with the country still reeling from a series of devastating floods. earlier this year, climate change proved to be a decisive issue at the polls. the incumbent, conservative liberal party last seats to labor across the country. but the biggest challenge came from a rising group of independent candidates who focused their campaigns around climate action and cracking down on corruption. the outgoing prime minister scott morrison conceded defeat and announced he had stepping down as leader of the liberals. i've always believed in australians and their judgment, and i've always been prepared to accept their verdicts and to not they have delivered their verdict. and i congratulate antony abernathy in the labor party and i wish him and his government all the very best. let me tell with votes still being counted, the new prime minister has not yet secured the 76 seats needed to achieve an outright majority. and with almost half of australia, 17000000 voters casting their ballot by post. it may be weeks until the final result is known. for more, we are joined now by a journalist and a leslie in sydney and re welcome to d w. and they're not many countries where the issue of the climate play such a key role in the way people vote. how do we do we know what the prime minister elect is going to do practically to tackle this issue. yeah, he's gonna have to do something because it's been a clear signal from the electorate that they want change on. this got morrison's government, which has been in power now for nearly a decade, has not done a lot and albany ac anthony albany. see whether he gets a majority government or not. he is likely to aim for 43 percent reduction in targets, which is considerably more ambitious than what the liberal national coalition was aiming for. he's also got smaller plans around infrastructure, changes on the electricity network to make people invest more in renewables, batteries in local communities and reductions on electric cars. so we will say a few changes on the ground in australia quite quickly. i think our climate and album easy faces his 1st big foreign policy test on tuesday. can you tell us more about that? yes, so this is going to be the 1st quad meeting since the invasion of ukraine and since an increase in tension around the pacific as well, they will meet in tokyo and this will be the later of the usa, india, japan, of course, and anthony albany. he will get sworn in on monday so i can make sure he gets that meeting a supposed there'll be looking for reassurance that he really does support the chord concept. and they want to get to know him a little bit and hopefully they can't waste too much time on that. and they will probably be looking for some sort of response from the labor p m. that australia is gonna do something with regards to this chinese solomon islands, security packed, and that australia has a plan there to create account, a balance of some sort and still in foreign policy. what does albany these when mean? false trailers roll on the world stage. well, i think we will sail, say changes around to climate policy, not least because he, he's had the electorate make such a clear statement to him on this. i think that that there will be probably a bit of a focus on the local region around the i should pacific area. he's no chinese speaker, like the former label pay him was kevin rod, but he will be interested in local issues and he has one to look out for an improvement in australian and french relations. i think, year after the orca steel went south with scott morrison at the helm, you will say the french stepping and try and be friendlier with australia from now on. then journalist and re leslie and sydney. thank you for speaking to us. my pleasure. turn to the sports and football and leon have upset favorites. barcelona in the women's champions league final in a thrilling encounter. at event a stadium in 2 in the front side came away with a 31 victory, a stunning outcome against abbas a team that won every single one of their games in the spanish league the season. it didn't take long for leanne to get on the score sheet. i'm undine henri firing in an unstoppable rocket after just 6 minutes. and then with 23 minutes gone out ahead, gerberg doubled leon's, lead there norwegian, adding to her record as the all time top score in the women's champions. lee and leon kept pushing for more. this time it was usa international katerina mccurry . oh, doing the honors, and it was looking like a route for barcelona. the spanish side finally struck back a few minutes before half time. captain alexia potatoes volleying in to give barza some hope heading into the break. but leon held on for a $31.00 victory. they have now won the women's champions league a record 8 times, and they savored the moment to formula one now and in qualifying for the spanish grown pri. sharlack le has locked up pole position even though he lost control of his car. nicholas ferrari went into a spin and his opening run in the 3rd stage of qualifying, but he managed to regain the top spot seasons early nita bitter beat out his main rival reigning champion, max for stoppin, whose red wilcox suffered a mechanical problem. well that's it for now, reporter is up next. taking a look at how people in mario bull struggled against the russian military for nearly 3 years. 3 months. i'm totally illogical and thanks for watching with she made it out. it.

that's journalists, max walden in melbourne. many thanks max. thank you. and here are some other stories making news around the world at this hour. u. s. president joe biden has wrapped up his 3 day visit to south korea. his visit was aimed at deepening economic and military ties between the 2 nations, south korean car maker. honda pledged a $10000000000.00 investment to the u. s. biden is now in japan for the 2nd leg of his age, or tra. israel and switzerland have confirmed their 1st cases of monkey pox. as an outbreak of the viral infection grows, the world health organization says a $120.00 cases have now been reported in countries where the virus usually isn't found. monkey pox has a low fatality rated, most cases or mild. in china, a shanghai hospital used to treat some 50000 corn. a virus patient has closed after a significant drop in cases. the temporary facility opened in early april, after shanghai became the epicenter of an outbreak. china's largest city was under a strict lockdown for nearly 2 months. heavy rains have caused some of the worst fl

max and a joins me now. max, it was a long time coming in. it's only a partial ban. so is this a success for the you? so on the you commission president on the line we just heard speaking and you counsel present, shall michelle or after the end of day 2 of the some of your call this a success. and indeed it was a long process. it took almost a month since this was initially, initially brought up by the commission this, this, or this, this oil embargo on russia. and was a hard decision that is likely to also impact you economies to hurt them as well. and it already, we have already seen global market prices for oil going up with that being said, and despite hungry not having played along despite hungry, having an exception here. and this embargo, we were looking at a potential reduction of 90 percent of oil that will be imported from russia to the u. this is going to have an impact on the russian economy. nevertheless, as of the big chunk of the russian budget, oil means these only means petula means other types of products, and it's gonna have an impact, a severe impact on all these. and these parts of the economy and the large industry in russia. bissell of found a line, hinted, she wants more max, but is there anything more we can reasonably expect the you to do at this point beyond this, in terms of imposing energy sanctions on russia? well, gas would be a, and the consequences will be the, the next escalation of measures against russia at the moment. but as we know, this is a very complicated subject. a lot of countries in the you are very dependent on russian gas, germany, one of the most dependent on it, large parts of the industry, the chemical industry, for example, to rely on russian, russian gas law and jobs and livelihoods are connected to it. so phasing it out is going to be very difficult for many countries. in the u. r. cons you're looking at alternatives, some liquefied natural gas, for example, the can be, that can be imported from other countries, such as the u. s. or from, from cutoff. but the infrastructure has to be put in place, and then there are also other countries in the u. for example, belgium. they don't even have significant imports of russian gas wer

with the firm this morning >> i talk to max a lot max had very few bad -- almost no bad buy now pay later he even had an aaa abs, asset back, of his owns. and maxgood. they had very few defaults that stock can go higher max is a very smart man who really has good analytics about who should be able to get -- by the way, and if you don't pay, he works it out. >> they did have a small credit provision as opposed to a tailwind last year they extend the shopify partnership. >> that was very important >> gmv was in line, revenue ahead. >> he did great. >> this was max last night take a listen. >> consumer is alive and well. they're shopping, they're buying they're paying their loans at least to affirm quite well, and generally speaking, things are going koaccording to plan. the stock market does not seem to have an actual impact on our underlying business which is performing really well >> by the way, he said that amazon is doing quite well obviously, shopify when harley was on "mad money" last week, he was saying yes, we know things were slow, but we're number two. what matters to me is max has an artificial intelligence model which has correctly pr

max. what are you talking about, i hope. max but what you forgot about your son. there is no face on.ad. look what i found bad webinars. you know, someone's man at the fence, in short, all clients, including our mr. schurman, are identified, except for one certain nikolai ivanovich, he is of interest to us. from the specified phone number, this nikolai ivanovich called only twice the first time. a month ago, a denarius, but it was an official order, and on the eve of the murder, drowned by bunina. here's the lefty. i asked the girls' security guard to draw up his identikit and this is what we found. obviously didn't drink brotherhood until we identify him. we have only a shurman left. he has a motive for girls, you can be familiar. you're assuming that shulman sent all the sluts ready and dunked them to set him up. isn't the combination too complicated at all, someone interrogated this pretender this dude is not anywhere at home or at work, shulman bought a tent and went to kariya. it's my hobby to travel, give me a phone number. another girl fell in love with me, what should i do? wi

max levin, who died in the kyiv region. the photojournalist stopped communicating on march 13. on april 1, he was found murdered in the village of huta mezhihirska. max levin's photographs are currently being presented in the verkhovna rada of ukraine. an exhibition was opened on the sidelines of the parliament. photos from irpen makarov's beard, buchi and kharkov, those who knew maxay he was lucky to appear at the right time in the right place. i personally knew max. he is an extremely talented photographer and artist the reporter is a very dedicated person in his work and in ukraine. we are very saddened by his loss. i think it is right that today in the verkhovna rada there is such an exhibition, well, it is a memory of max, that he was one of the best reporters. in fact, i would say to europe and it's a pity that we lost him, this is oleksiy chernyshov, on the day when max disappeared, they were together and oleksiy is still considered missing, and here in this photo ah here in this photo they were at the positions where oleksiy's services are usually tea party yes that is, this is everyday life this that's how people are the military lived in the trenches in anticipation of or during some kind of attack, here we remember and honor our colleagues who gave their lives and who were killed by the russians, and especially during the execution of an editorial task,

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max 8 model, crashed in 2018, killing 189 people. a year later, an ethiopian airlines flight, also a boeing 737 max 8 model, crashed, 157 people were killed. boeing's 737 maxis quoting someone who is close to the inital investigation as saying "the plane did what it was told to do by someone in the cockpit" indonesia's lion air boeing 737 and the ethiopian airlines boeing i think the focus has to be recognising that so far it is only the wall streetjournal who are citing a person who was elected directly familiar with the findings of this initial investigation and the reason of course the us are even involved in the first place is because although this was a domestic chinese flight, the aircraft was manufactured by boeing. of course bowling americans of the us has been assisting china in these weeks that have followed this christ which occurred in late march. what the wall streetjournal are saying if we pointed out for a moment is that the data suggests somebody specifically input either data or also ultimately at the control of the boeing 737 that was operating what was ultimately an uneventful flight and entered base near vertical nosedive and of course

max darrow, kpix 5. sara? >> pretty telling, max. thank you for that. >>> not a great day to check your 401(k). stocks plummeting on wall street. the dow seeing its biggest drop in two years. the dow fell more than 1100 points. the nasdaq was down 566. the s&p lost 165. a lot of factors behind this. but the one big surprise was target. the retail store saw a 52% drop in profit, and that's renewing fears that inflation is hurting u.s. companies. target shares sank 21%. >>> to the coronavirus. a live look at santa clara county. dr. sarah cody is speaking out after u.s. covid deaths hit one million in less than 2 1/2 years. one telephone first reported deaths was in santa clara county. dr. cody tells us her thoughts on that grim milestone. >> you know, i have a really difficult time wrapping my mind around a number that large. i ask myself is there something else that we could have done that we didn't do? these are people's family members, their parents, their kids, their coworkers. and everyone around them. it's just difficult to imagine how much grief. >> and as cases are rising again, dr. cody

max. there were bottles, empties, _ morning after? a max. there were bottles, empties, rubbish, - morning after? a max. were bottles, empties, rubbish, in - morning after? a max. there were bottles, empties, rubbish, in the l bottles, empties, rubbish, in the band, but overflowing, or indeed sometimes left on the table. he would no sometimes left on the table. he would go into work in the morning and 10 downing street and find empty bottles littered around the place? yeah. two of the people who spoke to the bbc have been fined for attending these events. and remember it's believed 10 downing street has more covid fines connected to it than any other address in the country. police issued more than 100 fines some relating to downing street some to other whitehall offices borisjohnson was one of those fined. and laura kuennsberg has heard about the prime minister's role at these gatherings too. he was there. he may have just been pepping he was there. he may have just been popping through on the way to his flat, because that's what would happen. you know, he wasn't there" this shouldn't happen in to my cab

max max and drugs, how did he even get there? i do not understand, yes, now it is not clear at all. how to live on. it’s a pity that you didn’t detect the number of the car, you did n’t notice the driver, the house seemed to have grown out of the ground. i am and so i'm not going to lie here for a long time. it is, but still i beg you. you take so far to your maxim home. i'll make it for you. thanks i don't understand. they can put pressure on me with maxorry. i know how to press him so that he makes the forest our agents of his son in the brothel saw kutuzov calmly. hello from the girl, do you understand the testimony? okay okay, i understand everything, i'll do it right now. yes, thank you so far. what happened. in general, pasha already plows like an ox, they leave work at night, or what? well, yes, well, come out. let them go. iron , please? you explain to me but i just can not understand what i am accused of. take the most necessary. what to accuse me of. i didn't do anything , well, the ruling is clearly written accusing you of driving to suicide. i didn't do anything, get ready or should we use force? so maxim was not at school at all today . no, nothing happened. history goes to history maksimov was not at school. hold, can i answer sit? dad h7 times, yes, what do you want? my dad works in the prosecutor's office. and who is uncle igor papin, the boss, dad works in the prosecutor's office, and his son trades in drugs? i am in t

max shacter. tom and gina are the parents of luke hoyer. max is the father of alex schachter. two of the 17 victims of the marjory stoneman douglas high school slaughter in parkland, florida, that occurred on february 14, 2018. in getting to know tom and gina and max, you get some sense of the level of grief. i mention there's nothing partisan about the grief. i listened to president biden's remarks last night. i think the point he made that pierced my heart, because president biden is known -- has known tragedy, is when he said that those parents in texas, they're asking themselves will they ever sleep again. so we all grieve. we're all looking for solutions. the good senator from delaware said we must take action. what i've always valued about tom and gina and max is these are three individuals, parents, who do know the pain, that still grieve for the loss of their sons. and yet, they have not approached trying to find solutions in any partisan way whatsoever. they're trying to find areas of agreement. they advised the federal commission on school safety. they came up with a pretty commonsense action. may not solve all the problems, but it's a good idea. it was such a good idea that as chairman of the senate committee on homeland security and go

max, you know there are thousands of such maxes in the city. ledov is the best match, though something is wrong where you got your phone from, because crackers he no longer will be needed. he's dead, don't go anywhere. i don't seem to remember anything right now. and you have to remember, otherwise you easily turn the victim into a suspect. what is here is that in the phone it was dry sms from you we agreed to meet here. i ask vidal leonidov for blood, he killed her. so all kapets yourself maxnaise. or maybe find handcuffs on you just in case. so sweden nina alexandrovna born in 1984 where is the body? i wanted to take the dishes. good to see you again. say this man was alone yesterday or with someone else. with the lady with this one. yes, with this one, there was someone else with them. perhaps it was. but maybe you can at least order something. well, okay, let's bring the beer today is such a wonderful day in the morning two corpses in both murders involved maksimov by the way, yesterday another man with glasses came in. this one yes, yes this one made sure no. but i doubted. opa but this is all, but this is the end for you, but this is never in your life you will turn away to look. little hands come on, i'm telling you little hands, come on, i'm not kidding max what are you too? well, you're under arrest, i promised you. do you know what that means? the victim, at least for concealing the murder, you will go to jail, but if you 're lucky doesn't prevent a person from di

max. finally the barking led rescuers to her. she had minor cuts and bruises. she is home recovering. i think max probably got a big steak to thank him. >> jesse: can maxobably not. i bet is he in her ring. >> greg: or your web. quacks me up. >> greg: stop it. >> jesse: that's it for us tonight. "special report" is up next. hey, trace. >> trace: i don't know how you will do your show without me but best of luck trying tonight. happy birthday, harold. happy birthday bebelated dana and greg, your picture is on the wall. >> judge jeanine: what about me? >> trace: good evening. i'm in los angeles in for bret baier. election year appeal to voters pushes a plan massive inflation manages it strip his party of congressional fall this fall. the president is also accusing his republican opponents of planning to raise taxes an accusation that does not add up. correspondent alex degree a