it's been a mediterranean bar, it's been a noodle bar.over other hospitality programs because the industry recognizes that we instill the work ethic. we, again, serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner. other culinary hospitality programs may open two days a week for breakfast service. we're open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner five days a week. >> the menu's always interesting. they change it every semester, maybe more. there's always a good variety of foods. the preparation is always beautiful. the students are really sincere, and they work so hard here, and they're so proud of their work. >> i've had people coming in to town, and i, like, bring them here for a special treat, so it's more, like, not so much every day, but as often as i can for a special treat. >> when i have my interns in their final semester of the program go out in the industry, 80 to 90% of the students get hired in the industry, well above the industry average in the culinary program. >> we do have internals continually coming into our restaurants from city college of sa

this small mediterranean island feels far away from paris. a lot of people here have been singing corsican songs in defiance. they want greater control over their island, whether it be the economy, the education, the language that people use. this is what is at stake. and this is happening just weeks before the presidential elections had of me and ma zamiah's promise to wipe out of position to military rule. he made the comments in his speech to mock armed forces, day florence louis reports o. a grand parade in the capital needle armed forces. day is a day of pomp and circumstance for the myanmar military. but for many of this, the celebrations mosque a brutal reality. these are images from the northern sagen region. people hear say, soldiers from the me on my military came to their village in mid march and set fire to their homes. are sure, and one soldier said burn the house and another said, don't. burnett. i asked them where i should go if they burnett, and they told me to sleep underneath a mango tree. i had no time to take anything from

it was one of the most prestigious hotels on the mediterranean. during the cold war, in the 19 fifties and sixties, the bar of the st. george was described, does a revolving door of information. the british double agent can philby was irregular . he operated under cover as a foreign journalist and on the 30th of january, 1963 was spotted for the last time at the bar in the saint george before disappearing in bay route and reappearing a few months later in moscow. and more smart hotels sprang up, including the furniture, even more luxurious than the saint george. but when the holiday inn arrived in 1974, it was not only the tallest, but also the last to open before the civil war broke out. i remember the experience of the furniture and i went into the holiday in different scales of hotel, but both of them pretty luxurious hotels. the venetia was very grand indeed. a holiday inn was a holiday in but a very up market holiday inn. so there was plenty of chrome, plenty of silver, plenty of gold colored grapes. it was done very much in the style, but th

once a jewel in the mediterranean, but then torn apart by war. this is the sea front of the lebanese capital today, around 3 decades after the end of the civil war. the devastating conflict lasted for 15 years. this street was the green line, dividing by route into east and west. dominating the front line was this concrete skeleton. what was once the holiday inn? it's wolf still petted by the scars of wool. a grotesque witness to the years of separation, killing, and destruction. ah, ah, my name is tom young, i am a painter and architectural activist from england. and i've lived in by route for about 8 years. i'm particularly inspired by the memories and the feelings, the emotions that are embedded in the walls of the buildings and by route the most powerful building in the city for man is the holiday in it. so famous. and so i chronic. it's like a joint to wish i remains in the censure, the sissy like an unresolved scar. the holiday inn is still a stock reminder of wounds that have yet to heal even today. ah, the 13th of april, 1975 was the offi

i would argue that the situation is quite stable here in the mediterranean sea. we have russian vessels that are out here, the american vessels, we have french vessels, we have italian vessels, we have spanish vessels, and it's a peaceful situation here, as long as the russians continued to be 8. and so, and that's what we want them to do. a message amplified by truman's presence that a native not yet at war believes that can still deter one through strength. well, here's a look at some other developments in the conflict. ukrainian president valez made it to lansky, has accused russia of deliberately creating a humanitarian catastrophe in ukraine. but he also repeated his appeal for direct talks with russian president vladimir putin. lansky said negotiations would not be pleasant or easy, but were necessary. glenda, my hollins prime minister has called for a complete blockade on old trade between russia and the you. while touring a polish missile factory, he said russian ships carrying russian goods should be barred from entering european c ports. and all trade b

i would argue that the situation is quite stable here in the mediterranean sea. we have russian vessels that are out here, the american vessels, we have french vessels, we have italian vessels, we have spanish vessels. and it's a piece of situation here, as long as the russians continue to be a. and so, and that's what we want them to do. a message amplified by truman's presence that a native not yet at war believes that can still deter one through strength. well, here's a look at some other developments in the conflict. hollins, prime minister, has called for a complete blockade on all trade between russia and the e. u. while touring a polish missile factory, mateusz mout, myroom viet ski said russian ships carrying russian goods should be barred from entering european c ports and all trade by land band to be 3 ukrainian president volunteered. savanski has called on the swiss government to freeze the bank accounts of all russian oligarchy. cholenski spoke the alive stream to thousands of anti war protesters in the capital of switzerland burn. he criticized the s

he w is steven steven beardsley, was on board the ship in the mediterranean. and he sent us this report. the constant wine of jet engines, day and night, aboard this carrier for years as harry s. truman lodges f, 18 super hornets. like these daily to patrol nato's eastern flank for stray russian jets. there are few on the sky with nato partners and remain on station for hours under nino command. it's a level coordination. the alliance has been practicing for decades to day with added urgency. ah, hello decks. the pressure is always high. now the chance of an encounter with russian aircraft added to it. yes, it's in the back of our mind. but i think that the level training we've gotten in our expectations relative to our rules of engagement is such that we're in a position to, to really deal with whatever comes with the truman is more than air power. it's accompanied by missile carrying destroyers, almost certainly a submarine, thousands of sailors work to keep operations going. they've been at sea for months, and no one knows how long the deployment will last.

i would argue that the situation is quite stable here in the mediterranean sea. we have russian vessels that are out here. the american vessels, we have french vessels, we have italian vessels, we have spanish vessels, and it's a piece of situation here, as ours, the russians continued to be 8. and so, and that's what we want them to do. a message amplified by truman's presence that a native not yet at war believes that can still deter one through strength. sometimes the color is just the color. that's how a russian cosmonaut explains why he and his crew arrived to the international space station wearing the colors of the ukrainian flag, blue and yellow of come to signal solidarity with ukraine since the war began. but the cosmo, it's pushed back on speculation that they, assigning against moscow. i think it was regular. every crew picks their suits, were overalls on their own accord so that they don't look the same. they look different for somebody now, it was our turn to pick the color. the truth is we had accumulated a lot of yellow material. so we needed to u

i would argue that the situation is quite stable here in the mediterranean sea. we have russian vessels that are out here. the american vessels, we have french vessels, we have italian vessels, we have spanish vessels, and it's a piece of situation here, as long as the russians continued to behave. and so, and that's what we want them to do. a message amplified by truman's presence that a native not yet at war believes that can still deter one through strength is a look at some other developments in the conflict. ukrainian president brought him his the lensky, his accused roster of deliberately creating a humanitarian catastrophe in ukraine. he repeated his appeal for direct talks with russian president vladimir putin. cholenski said negotiations would not be easy or pleasant, but they unnecessary women and the leaders of india and japan of cold for an immediate hold to the violence in ukraine. japan's full yoke is shita had urged no end remotely to take a tough a line on russia's invasion after india abstained in you when votes condemning its invasion. but the j

johnny devenanzio: fed by the salty mediterranean sea, fresh runoff from the rhone river and the canalgune des [inaudible] maintains a delicate mixture of mineral rich waters ideal for farming shellfish. this is not what i pictured it being. this is amazing. [speaking french] johnny devenanzio: when an infant oyster grows to about an inch, a hundred of them are cemented to an eight foot string and affixed to a solar powered pulley system which raises and submerges the mollusks into the sea. why do you have the oysters here on these ropes? worker: they have to be out of the water 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 hours per day. this one take this. yes. johnny devenanzio: don't want to lose these. floran: if the oysters stay in the water, they stay always open, and the muscle is very small. johnny devenanzio: they're not working out. floran: exactly, exactly, exactly. johnny devenanzio: but then when you pull it up out of the water it has to close. - yes. and that's why its muscles are so big. yes. like you, big muscles. floran: to keep the water inside they have to make mother of pearl. johnny devenanzio:

the german word for sun set sail for the mediterranean. besides the crew, there were 28 scientists on board along with tons of equipment to study the sea bed . and what lies beneath it. the ship is bound for malta. off the coast of the island, the country and the mediterranean researchers from the g o mar, center, and keel and their multi colleagues plan to use their technology to collect as much data as possible. they're investigating a global phenomenon which could help coastal regions that suffer from a lack of fresh water to an, an antique a. m was to live in, in ancient times. people knew they had to be grandma to somewhere in missile bed because they knew that what fresh water spring time. and some of these springs was so powerful that the water came right up to the surface and admitted in the mediterranean french marina rabbit. the ships could supply themselves with jeff, from his pockets of fresh water on the sea, surf and health over for she, alexander from humble it's did the same thing off. cuba, for example, for cuba. mother union is a scientist at yo mar the hell mos cent

off the coast of the island country and the mediterranean researchers from the g o mar, center, and keel and their multi colleagues plan to use their technology to collect as much data as possible. they're investigating a global phenomenon which could help coastal regions that suffer from a lack of fresh water. so an, an antique a. m was to live in. in ancient times. people knew they had to be grand will to somewhere in missile bed because they knew that what fresh water spring time. and some of these springs was so powerful that the water came right up to the surface from the middle in the mediterranean french marina rabbit, the ships could supply themselves with jeff from nice pockets of fresh water on the sea, surf and health over for should gal exams are fun, home bullets did the same thing of cuba, for example, for cuba. mother, you megan is a scientist at g omar, the helm hoods center for ocean research and keel. the geophysicist head's a team that specializes in electromagnetic measuring techniques. in contrast to the helicopter antenna used in lower saxony, the main component her

this is one of my favorite types of food, israeli, mediterranean food.are seeing falafel, hummus. talk about your style of cooking. >> so, we offer is really food, which is a combination of middle eastern, mediterranean, north african. we do a lot of north african dishes. some european, eastern european. it is a mix of all of the above that makes us us. you can see our special dinner for restaurant week in the picture. so you can find here very good hummus. if i may say so myself. it we have naturally fermented pickles. we have a salad on the menu at any given time, pulling from different ethnicities, influences, and seasonal produce, of course. all produce is organic. most everything we use is organic and locally sourced, especially -- except for some special stuff that is brought here for us from israel. we also have some hot dishes. some of these are really popular, moroccan-style dishes. liz: i'm getting bye. liz: all right, thank you for joining us on this interactive show. we will be here every weekday at 3:00 on air and on livestream answering you

perfect so i see the mediterranean influence for sure. coming in here.me red onions. i love red onion. just a little because it's pretty pungent. yeah i've heard that like if you rinse your onion and water, it kind of takes off some of the sting. so i love onions. so alex savage is not going to want to stand next to me. after i dry this south. some dates for a little bit of sweetness dates for the sweet. i love that. perfect. we've got a bunch of different flavors going on, okay? pine nuts are toasted to bring out the flavors flavor. now i have to tell you, i'm super cheap and so sometimes l sub like almonds or other nuts. pine nuts are off the charts expensive these days. the great thing about this recipe is it's super customizable. so instead of like dates, you could throw in some cranberries or raisins, kalamata olives so you can substitute these for capers or something. another like brine ingredients, something kind of like, marinated and like with a little little yum yum in there. okay uh, we need some lemon juice to tie it all together. got it. not

i would argue that the situation is quite stable here in the mediterranean sea. we have russian vessels that are out here, american vessels, we have french vessels, we have italian vessels, we have spanish vessels. and it's a piece of situation here, as long as the russians continued to behave. and so, and that's what we want them to do. a message amplified by truman's presence that a native not yet at war believes that can still deter one through strength. well, stephen bears the files that report and joins me in the studio. so trimming is acting under nato and earlier say we had that russia has announced the use of hypersonic cruise missiles. what message does that send to nato? well, 1st of all, it's terrible for ukraine at these things are already on the battlefield, but you'd have to believe this is also a very clear message for nato. russia and china have been seen as being very advanced in the development of these missiles, the u. s. a little bit further behind. so this will heighten those fears, that this could be seen further in a conflict. and especiall

we could see some flooding here, but it's looking rather windy across those mediterranean islands. but the further east we go, well it is a much clearer picture and it is up north as well for the essential areas. there's going to be a change across scandinavia. in the days ahead, we've got a winter system blowing down crossville, and we've got some warnings here for heavy winds and some rain as well. stretching down into the baltic states and to western parts of russia. now for the se, for greece and turkey, it's a much clearer picture that winter weather scooting over further east. look at the temperature in athens, it was 20. it's going to go down to 15. but for places like france, paris, we're going to be touching up to 20 degrees with plenty of sunshine on monday. oh, the weather sponsored by casara always joined the debate. there is no he job bad credit union. i mean, if anyone here talks about women that i had to force with seem to have been says, no topic is off the table. we were taught to see abortion as a one way ticket street to help all the companies deny any responsibi

i would argue that the situation is quite stable here in the mediterranean sea. we have russian vessels that are out here, the american vessels, we have french vessels, we have italian vessels, we have spanish vessels, and it's a piece of situation here, as ours russians continue to be 8. and so, and that's what we want them to do. a message amplified by truman's presence that a native not yet at war believes that can still deter one through strength. the russian invasion has devastated families and has been especially hard on children in ukraine. but the one group of children who have fled the city of odessa to berlin, the jewish festival of poor him offered at chance for little light relief from the horrors of war and concerns about those left behind ah orphans, and students from the ukrainian city for debtor enjoy the festivities in berlin. they were evacuated by the orthodox jewish shabbat organization. soon after the war broke out battle and dash from the hebrew university in odessa, had just 24 hours to decide whether to flee daughter left her parents behin

>> guillermo: yeah, mediterranean food. >> jimmy: oh, mediterranean food?> guillermo: yeah, that's my wife's favorite food. >> jimmy: what do you usually order? >> guillermo: we order a greek salad, we get chicken. a lot of things. >> jimmy: does it come in styrofoam or no? >> guillermo: styrofoam? it comes in a tray, a little tray. >> jimmy: you are a romantic devil. i think it's weird having valentine's day after the super bowl. i don't know. i was out past midnight last night flipping suvs and setting mattresses on fire. now i'm supposed to be romantic? i don't know. i'm all charged up. yesterday, i hope you know, was super bowl sunday. also known as "cryptocurrency awareness day." it's all crypto now. even the half-time show, bloods versus the cryptos. it crypto and peacock all day long. there were more ads for peacock than there are living peacocks on earth. the los angeles rams, who left us in 1995 but eventually came back, just like ben and j.lo, are super bowl champs. they beat the cincinnati bengals on a big night for nbc. nbc had the super bowl an

nato saw itself as trying _ mediterranean. nato saw itself as trying to _ mediterranean.ay from ukraine, sort of, to cover a story that would have been getting plenty of global coverage, and that is extraordinary in australia. —— extraordinary flooding in australia. prime minister scott morrison has just declared a national emergency after weeks of heavy rains and floods in queensland and new south wales that have left 20 people dead and thousands of homes destroyed. these are pictures from a suburb in western sdeey — entire towns completely submerged. experts say the flooding has been worsened by climate change and the la nina weather phenomenon. which is also a reminder that since the conflict began in ukraine, we have had a series of alarming reports on where our global climate is heading. last week, the international energy agency said carbon dioxide emissions from the energy sector rose by their highest level last year, to a record 36 billion tonnes. and before that, a dire warning from the intergovernmental panel on climate change, that the impacts of global warming

that's whilst it's in the middle of the mediterranean. it feels very far away from mainland france, and people here are expressing their anger now has him. and nicholas what's, what's the long term impact with a sport for the nationalist movement which is really kind of sparked up again since since the death of, of coloma. well, how's him? what to really surprise me is the resolve of the people here and, and the nationalist movement earlier. there were being fired, tear gas and there were chanting corsican songs with their guitar really an air of defiance. and this is happening just just just weeks before a presidential election, no doubt. this issue of course, it can nationalism will be part of that debate. but it's really interesting that none of that candidates, including president medical has come up with real strong statements. we've seen the interior minister just 2 weeks ago, come into this island and for the 1st time talk about possible autonomy. something along the lines that something that you would have in the french polynesia.

but it won't cost people empower, follows the uranium trail from this year to the shores of the mediterranean and investigates the devastating effects on the planet and all those who inhabit the industries past. the cost of uranium on al jazeera with ah ah, ah, russian air strikes on the ukrainian city of denise pro landing there a kindergarten killing at least one person. ah, mother, i'm can vanelle with continuing extensive coverage of the war and you kind of already endured hardship, the anxious wait for people trying to stay safe and ukraine's capital as rush and forces approach. you said, lot images appear to show the large rush and military comm.

so lisbon. 20 will be the number for you. top end of africa, wind off the mediterranean, is going to put a cap on temperatures in cairo, and we've got some showers in storms moving across the gulf of guinea. we go to southern africa right now and some berths of rain to be expected. southern moves and beak that's going to drift in t as in bob way, so a soggy day for her rory, with a hive $26.00 degrees, but there is sunshine to be found at that includes for keep town with the high of 30 on sunday. okay. i'm out of time. i'll catch up with you later. bye for now. oh, the with sponsored by casara ways. oh. in nigeria live she say beach i want to use on there for board is one of you with guy, right? i do not know and it is the job that is for looting nigeria like people my nigeria is soccer nigeria is your development manager is this is my nigeria. my my jerry on al jazeera. ah ah ah. ah. he watching out as a reminder of our top stories this our osha has courses. so as you, as president joe barton's remarks and colon that president vladimir putin cannot remain in power secretary of state

you'll see to the right side of the screen is where the mediterranean is in any warship that wants to head back towards the black sea would be coming from that direction all the way to the left. so from the garden, i was on the right all the way to the left towards the black sea. the turks upset is that they will not be allowing any war ships to come from the, from one side to the other to join the war. however, the vast majority of what we understand of russia's black sea fleets is already in position on the other side, they will be given passage if they want to return back to base. but what turkey is trying to do here is at least show that it is not so flaming the flames or finding rather the flames of fire. it still wants to position itself as a mediator. in this conflict. the president, red tape or the one has more than one occasion, said that he is willing to negotiate between both sides. in fact, there was even talk from the ukrainians, counting a symbol as a possible venue for peace talks here, whether russia would allow for that's considering that turkey is a nato member, is p

remnants of storm cbs still bring you some live the showers in across the western side of the mediterranean. there we go on the temperatures, so not too bad. temperature is about whether should be for central pass, or you have still a cool site down towards that southeast corner. but as we go through the next couple of days, like a sunday, 13th celsius, there in berlin from 11 degrees in london, happy low, the average. it will warm up monday. 14 could touch 17 by tuesday, be 19 by wednesday. and there's that warmth into central parts is gonna be absolutely a lovely then. not too bad at the moment. lastly, clear skies to want to shout just around the low countries where to well still in place that out across southern parts of france, that western side of the mediterranean, spite of portugal saints and bits and pieces of cloud and ray. we have got some shall assessed the lingering down towards the southeast and corner showers to across northern parts of africa. quite a brisk wind and showers for west africa. ah frank assessments for china? well, bannister from the 0 call it strategy. if the r

we've had unsettled weather that's pulled out of mediterranean, brought unsettled conditions to lebanon, and syria, and knocked the temperatures down well below the average. now that system is going to skirt its way further east, bringing a wintry mix to the caucuses and western areas of iran, and we will see the temperatures pick up across, relevant in the days to come. now that's a different story for what's going on in the south of the gulf states. we're going to see the temperatures come down. thanks to a shamar wind. it's going to blow down, bringing a bit of a wind chill with it. that's going to knock some of the temperatures down and create some dusty skies and possible sandstorms now was moved to north africa. the wind is dominating the story. here. you can see that's the horrid dust being kicked up. we could see it blown over into europe over the next few days. and it remains while the wet and windy for morocco, temperatures here below the average. and it's been a similar story for the northeast, for egypt and sudan. but we're going to see temperatures pickup, particularly as w

this small, mediterranean island feels far away from paris. they want greater control over their island, whether it be the economy, the education, the language that people use. this is what is at stake, and this is happening just weeks before the presidential elections were found. don't good candidates from the right to the left, including the president have shied away from visiting the island or speaking out on the events unfolding in corsica. caea, this is a political problem that can only be resolved through politics. we dropped our weapons in 2014, but we feel like despite our good intentions, the state has shut its doors on our demand. it is an actual and yet the interior minister says he's open to talk about a special status that would be granted to the island. something that can be discussed after the elections. in the meantime, the nationalists are making themselves heard ensuring that this time they will not be ignored. nicholas hall, gallenger 0 bustier corsica. that will smith has won the best actor oscar for his performance in king

i would argue that the situation is quite stable here in the mediterranean sea. we have russian vessels that are out here, the american vessels, we have french vessels, we have italian vessels, we have spanish vessels. and it's a piece of situation here, as long as the russians continued to behave. and so, and that's what we want them to do. a message amplified by truman's presence that a native, not yet it war, believes that can still deter one through strength. he has a look at some about developments in the conflict equation president valid. ma zalinski has accused russia of the liberator crating into my tehan catastrophe. and ukraine, he repeated his appeal for direct talks with russian president vladimir putin. lansky, sad negotiations would not be pleasant or easy by the unnecessary president zalinski, also called on nestle to cut ties with russia and an address to one anti war protests in the swiss capital bed. this company is coming under pressure to suspend sales in russia, after ukraine's prime minister accused of food fam, of helping to finance the kil

high pressure takes charge, but we still got that wet and windy weather, dominating across the mediterranean with some heavy rain pulling into eastern areas of spain. we're also going to see the wet, windy and wintry where that pick up in the southeast places like turkey, we've had flights. canceled in is stumble as the snow. she means down the black sea . and if we look at the 3 day, for example, the temperature sitting well below the average will have sleet showers on sunday. we're also going to see the winds that pick up across the south of greece, song, a winds as well for croatia, and it is going to get wet and windy of a sudden areas of italy and across the mediterranean as we go into saturday. but there's plenty of fine in dry weather to be found farther north of this. we've got lot of warms coming through spring time, warmth across essential areas in france, in particular, power coming in at team degrees celsius is a similar story for britain, an island, and much of scandinavia. there's going to be sunshine through the weekend, the temperature in stock and touching up to 11 degrees c

budget, what cost people and power follows the uranium trail from the dead to the source of the mediterranean and investigates the devastating effects on the planets and all those who in happy the industries part the costs of uranium pot to on al jazeera. ah, russia is accused of bombing a theatre in maria poll, where more than a 1000 civilians were sheltering moscow denies attacking it. ah, you're watching l 0 alive from headquarters in del hi, daddy and abigail. also a heads up is a worker meeting the sharpest rebuke, yet of the russian leader vladimir putin by president biden kremlin calls it unforgivable. the russian army is trying to advance from the south. wild russian war ship are said to be approaching the coast. we report from the southern front line and speak to young ukrainians who are preparing to defend the historic port city of odessa. and after almost 6 years of detention in iran, british charity work and as any mr. gary radcliff returns home for hello. the sounds of explosions have again been heard in ukraine's capital on thursday morning. at least one person has been killed a

really there it's about safe passage for those who need to be able to flee, and ensuring that she mediterranean and medical supplies can come into the city. further west in the country, we're seeing burg, indirect, and direct consequences of the war in terms of from a health perspective, trauma patients that really creating a significant burden on the remaining functional health structures. and then be on that there multiple needs in regards to preexisting conditions of people that are being exasperated because they no longer have access to health services. china, what kind of challenges do you anticipate refugees will be facing in the coming months? we know that the situation is developing very quickly on the ground. i think one of the things that we're most concerned about is that the people that are arriving now are the ones who have means they have resources. they have family, they have connections, either in the neighboring countries or further afield. what we're really worried about is, but the people who have not crossed yet are the ones that will be more at risk. we're talking about ref

the shores of italy are visible from this french island in the middle of the mediterranean. it feels far removed from what here people call the mainland or france or the continent, especially now after the murder of the corsican nationalist. even cooler, not because people here blamed the french state for his death that took place inside a french prison. in ma say his body was brought back late into the night. thousands of people were there in what appeared to be a spontaneous funeral procession. this is an island in morning. but according to the french state, even colona has a shady past. let me show you why it was almost 25 years ago that on this road, the top officials sent from paris to oversee the island. b. play fair as it's known in france was on his way to a theatre when he was shot several times in the back. even colon i was arrested in judges. say that he was responsible for his murder. the island is known as needed, the booty, which means the beautiful island, but it has an ugly side. it has the highest murder rate per capita in europe. for the french authorities.

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it won't cost people empower, follows uranium from mediterranean and investigate the devastating effects on the planet. and although the healing habit of you am on al jazeera, oh, the a. welcome back. you're watching out. as a reminder of our top stories, our russian forces is slowly advancing on ukraine's capsule cave gum. fine explosions were heard in the early hours of saturday. mention convoy has taken our positions around city. a number of refugees from ukraine has now the past 2 and a half 1000000, putting pressure on eastern european countries for says may us as refugees now make up 10 percent of the polish capital population. an accommodation is running out russian soldiers have detain the mayor of manitoba city in the southeast. the cranium government really vis security camera footage, which it says shows the abduction. the federal at the top of the hamid reports now from denise pro where russian as strikes had close to a kindergarten and an apartment building on friday. it was 5 55 in the morning. and much of the need pro was asleep only to be woken to this. one of 3 explosion

got remnants of vertebral well of as storm celia that is making its way across the mediterranean, wakening in the process, but plainly a shower there, rumbling away its eastern parts of spain as well. i'm still got some rather winter weather over towards the black sea. northern parts of turkey, still having problems with some snow feather north, is that fine and dry weather 12 celsius in london. not particularly warm, but it will warm up as we go on through the week. by the time we come to mid week, we could be touching 18 or 19 celsius in a london wanted to share the rather low countries into france on sunday. few showers around that western side of the mediterranean and eastern parts of spain. still some showers across northern parts of africa and a very brisk wind blowing away here. we'll see some showers there into northern parts of libya. shes coming a little more widespread across a good part of west africa. blue weather sponsored by katara always dictatorships to democracies. activists to corporations, control of the message, it's crucial. oil companies can become very good at recog

this small mediterranean island feels far away from paris. a lot of people here have been singing corsican songs in defiance. they want greater control over their island, whether it be the economy, the education, the language that people use. this is what is at stake, and this is happening just weeks before the presidential elections. now china's most populous as he shanghai is announced, plans to implement his stag locked down starting sunday. the eastern half of the city known as pu dong will be put under locked down for 5 days, and is living in shanghai in western half pushy will face similar measures at the start of april, said he is home to 26000000 people. kind of at 19 infections have been surging in recent weeks, went out to pakistan where the prime minister and ron khan is facing the biggest fight of his political career. members from his own party of joined opposition forces to push for a vote of no confidence. pakistan's government has been rocked spine inflation crisis and a perceive failure to deliver on promises. some have been

and over $200.00 ships from the har, north to the mediterranean, we will continue to do what it takes to protect them, defend every inch of nato tight authority. nato. he said the offensive alarms are core tossed. is to keep our 3rd nations safe. we are not part of this conflict and we have a responsibility to ensure it thus not escalate on, spread beyond ukraine. because not would be even more devastating and more dangerous. with even more human suffering, nato is not seeking a war with russia. the kremlin submission is to re create a sphere of influence and deny of the congress the right to choose their own path. so ministers disgust the need to support partners who may be at risk, including georgia. i'm boss nazzo, vena rush. us aggression has created a new normal for our security, where from a mental principles are contested to the use of force. and we face the fit of conflict for years to come. this much est holly, organized relations between states, whether democracy or, or 30 csm, prevails on ultimately what sort of world we want to live in minutes. this agreed that naples rela

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the carrier strike is still in the mediterranean will stay in the mediterranean to the secretary decides it's time for the ship to rotate out. with the carrier strike obviously there's refueling and maintenance on the back end of the deployment so we will actor that all in. what we are trying to be careful of is a hard ending date on these temporary deployments because we want to be able to monitor the situation on the ground that make the most flexible decisions in real time. >> i know you're not exactly saying you will -- deployment. >> now, [inaudible] >> course but the secretary's leaving his options open and i looked -- i mean look barb nobody knows how long the acute need for these deterrents and defense capabilities because we don't know how long this war in ukraine is going to last so i think it follows normal reason that at some point if the length of time gets to a point where the commanders on the ground recommend that they swap these units out the secretary will certainly be open to that and it may be like you remove the capability because it's not only time to send that capa