warnings from melinda simmons, what is she saying? from melinda simmons, what is she sa in: ?mmons, she has - saying? yes, we are hearing from| melinda simmons, she has moved saying? yes, we are hearing from - melinda simmons, she has moved back to kyiv recently and is essentially highlighting the fact that there maybe threats to currently in russia. in kyiv, we heard boris johnson earlier this month announced that the uk's diplomatic office will be reopening and many officials questioning whether it was too soon or too early, if this was good enough as a show of strength against putin, but not good enough in terms of keeping diplomats say. we are hearing some shocking reports. i spoke to a senior tory minister earlier this week after vladimir putin made more threats of trying to hit the nuclear button. the consensus seems to be that we should not be listening to these threats, we need to continue doing our best to support the ukrainian president and the ukrainian people, who have done very well in terms of defending themselves against russian troops, but also to note that rus

w chief, political correspondent, melinda crane. she's with me here in studio, melinda. i don't wanna bear boxing, creative solutions are required, that heavy weapons need to be delivered to grant urgently. that is exactly what ukraine wants, but berlin has been criticized for dragging its feet. that's right. you know, in fact the government here got off to a good start right after the war with a landmark speech by the chancellor in which he promised that germany would supply weapons until then that had been viewed as a taboo. here in germany, sending weapons to a conflict zone. and in fact, initially the government did follow through with defensive weapons, that included stinger missiles that surface to air missiles, anti tank weapons, and so on. but for the past 2 weeks, we've heard ukraine calling for heavy weapons, and on this the government is now perceived to be stalling and equivocating. and basically, what we're, we're hearing from the chancellor is either a reference to the need for all e u countries to coordinate on further heavy weapons deliveries. which of co

i don't know if we can go to charlotte outside, and if not, let's start our conversation with melinda, who's with me here in the studio. we saw 2 european leaders putting up a united front. that's definitely true. there were very warm words spoken by boris johnson. he talked about the fact that essentially the 2 are indivisible, that he commended chancellor sholtes a number of times for his determination and, and the major changes that he has made. so to all, for all appearance is a very warm atmosphere, very warm. and i understand that we can go now to downing street to charlotte chelsea an appeal. charlotte, if you can hear me, let me know. the u. k. prime minister says that the president who has forced europe to we arm is, is one of the unintended consequences of this war, closer ties with post regs at u. k. and the, you i, yes, i can now, hey you. and just to reiterate, that will melinda was just saying, what was really on show that was a very close unity between gemini embrace. and in fact, prime minister bars johnson said that friendship has become even more vital since the conf

and melinda, yes, burrell, they're saying nothing off the table. nothing is off the table when it comes to sanctions. exactly, and in fact he picked up on what we just heard there from christine, pointing out that oil and gas embargo on oil and gas supplies from russia is still something they're talking about. and pointed out that oil is both easier to do and would have a bigger impact because in fact, the, you sense far more money for russian oil than it does for russian gas. and he was very, very clear in underlining the fact that individual member states say, well, i'm ready to do gas, but that states are affected very differently by this. as we know, germany, italy very, very dependent on russian gas. and therefore, this has to be something that the you does as a whole together clear message, a clear message, and we'll see what you will do next. thank you for your time. it's d, w t political correspond melinda crane and was received with awe. with a joy ride from fascinating worlds into uncharted our guides and know their way around with a stri

melinda, thank you.as been captured in ukraine says she's horrified by images of him being shown on russian tv, and has called for him to be treated humanely. aiden aslin was fighting with ukrainian forces in the besieged city of mariupol, when he told family he was having to surrender to russian forces. here's our correspondent emma vardy. if you're watching this, it means that we've surrendered. the last words to loved ones from within one of the desperate places on earth. we ran out of ammunition. didn't really have any other choice other than to surrender. for weeks, aiden aslin and his unit defended the heavily—bombarded city of mariupol, holding off russian forces as long as they could. two days ago, his family received a phone call as he explained they were having to surrender. to lay down our arms and head towards the russian soldiers. i knew that the ammunition situation was very low. and they wouldn't have surrendered if they'd still got ammunition. the next time his grandmother and otherfamily

earlier we asked d, w 's chief political correspondent, melinda crane. if schultz is in step with the german public. in fact, nearly half of german surveyed in a recent poll say that the government isn't doing enough for ukraine. and those calling for chance, the shelter to go to care would like to see a very clear demonstration of solidarity from a chancellor who is once again seen by many people sitting on the sidelines as he did during the brit build up. russian troops on the ukrainian border prior to the russian invasion. but a trip could actually do the chancellor more harm than good if it only resulted in more words rather than action. so for it to make a difference for both the chancellor and for germany, i think he definitely would need to take something meaningful with him. like, for example, a concrete offer to provide heavy weaponry as ukraine has now repeatedly asked for . now at the beginning of the conflict though, the chancellor delivered a landmark speech that sounded like germany was ready to take on a new leadership role. you've touched

and he w chief, political correspondent, melinda crane. i thank you both for your time and your insights. here. some of the other stories that were falling for you this hour. germany's family minister, unappealing spiegel rather, has stepped down from her post sighting, growing political pressure. she faced criticism for going on vacation days after deadly floods hit her state of ryan lan palatinate last summer. at the time she was the regions environment minister. in a surprise reversal, twitter has announced that 1000000000 are eli mosque will not be joining the company's board mosque was recently revealed to be the social media platforms largest shareholder, but twitter ceo says mosque had decided not to take a seat on the board as expected. no explanation was offered. indonesian police have fired tear gas and students in jakarta after protests or rob did against the rumor postponement of the general election. the move would allow president, yoko withal, to stay in power beyond the to term limit. critics call that a threat to democracy.

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now, melinda, in terms of sanctions, we heard yoseph burrell earlier, say that nothing is off the table. germany, we're sitting here in berlin. this country has faced immense international pressure for weeks, even before the full scale invasion of russia to reduce its dependency on russian imports. what have officials here been saying, indeed, in fact, the rush of the german economy minister, robert hubbard, a member of the green party, has in working tirelessly to try to get that dependence down and has been quite successful when it comes to coal and oil. he's already talking about significant reductions and probably being able to win germany off of russian supplies of those to fossil fuels. by the end of this year, gas is a lot harder to do, partly just because of the logistics of gas. if to get liquefied natural gas from other sources than russia, you have to bring it in by tankers than it has to be taken off the tankers. we gas a fight that require special terminals, which germany would have to built so much harder to do. subbing has none the less been trying to diversify supplies o

for all this, when our joint by dw is a chief, political correspondent, melinda crane. a melinda was germany still so reluctant to support an immediate oil and, or gas embargo in a word jobs, germany's industrial economy is hungry for energy, and much of it comes from russian fossil fuels, a ban on oil and gas could take several percentage points off of germany's g d p enforce closure firms that have never shut down before. and of course, that could have implications for social stability here in germany, but also in other european countries because this country's economy is a, is a driver of european growth. but that said berlin is showing more flexibility on a possible oil embargo than on gas. germany's the con, economy minister has been working a round the clock to we in germany, off of russian fossil fuels. and he thinks that will be largely accomplished in the case of coal and oil by the end of this year. it's also easier to find other suppliers for oil. so i think there, when the u foreign policy chief says that everything is on the table, and that includes oil and

i'm now joined by t w's, chief political correspondent, melinda crane. hi, melinda. good to see. are we seeing another shift in german policy with regards to the war in ukraine? that is unclear. germany is absolutely under pressure to act a pressure from outside the country, but also pressure from citizens here at home. who say the government is not doing enough at the beginning of the war. but chancellor schultz was in fact, widely praised for a speech in which he declared the invasion, a watershed that called for complete reorienting of german defense and foreign policy. and the government did, in fact, after that, make some arms deliveries to ukraine and looked like it would be willing to step up to the plate. but a 6 weeks later, schultz and his government are now being criticized for not taking more proactive steps when it comes to heavy weapons, which in fact is what ukraine has repeatedly been calling for in the past couple of weeks. and this is where the creativity comes in that was mentioned by germany's foreign minister because there are, in fact, dozens of tanks, appar

getting more rushing banks i into, into those sanctions antics course. announcing an oil embargo melinda christine is talking about another round of sanctions. the 6th round, there's been a lot of talk about whether rolling sanctions are the best strategy in going after the kremlin. as she said, there's been a little bit of criticism. this isn't going after the heart of vladimir putin in her circle. what do you make of the strategy that's been employed by the west right now that they should have rolling sanctions? we've heard in recent weeks from the foreign secretary in the u. kayla's trust repeatedly say we have to keep something in the locker, but we see these images in boucher. we see these images and board younger. we see the devastation being deployed by russian forces in variable, most of which we haven't seen because we don't have access. why is rolling sanctions seen as the best strategy by the west right now? it will, you know, fundamentally there's always a discussion when sanctions are imposed about their purpose. are we expecting sanctions to work immediately and lead protei

>> bringing a voice to melinda davis, a woman living on the streets. >> she can not even sleep at night without being killed. that, that is one of the scariest things. >> the candle was lit in memory of each victim lost and community members gather inside hopes of united to fight the violence. >> this change has to be made because if it is not made i can be the next one dead. you can be the next one dead. >> in sacramento, kpix5. >>> tonight, more loved ones of the victims are speaking out. they say it is still hard to believe what happened on sunday morning. >> you are taking lives away from families. from their children. >> reporter: sergio harris father of three who's own father remained behind the police tape the entire day on sunday hoping to see his son. >> a whole bunch of shock. shock does not go away overnight. >> it is a pain that joshua hoye. >> it broke my heart, i was sad, i was hurt, that is my baby. my only baby. i can't replace him. he is irreplaceable. >> reporter: other families facing the same struggle of 21- year-old johntaya alexander known as joe-joe. >> the gunsho

melinda harring. i'll have to just jump in there because we are going to hear from the russian ambassador to the you and speaking right now with the un security council. but thank you so much. melinda harding, him on. i thought i better sanmar that he ended up with another. yeah. let me know . yeah. oh gleaton with oh nobody them who they see that is not yet that much old on one device with me that i don't know. yeah. he's not going to get and you've got your movie. james's mom wasn't living here in michigan. and such communicators are published every single day by our ministry of defense. i simply would like to say that just out of mario bull toward the east without any participation by the ukrainian side, we have managed to save $123.00 and a half 1000 people. now over all, since the beginning of this special military operation over $600000.00 people have been evacuated to russia, including over a $119000.00 children. and we're not talking about any kind of coercion or abduction as our western partn

. >> tonight we are here melinda, sergio, joshua,. >> tonight, heartbreak and calls first change afteramento. the shooting began as crowds were beginning to leave bars in the downtown area. thank you for joining us. i am dan ashley. ama: and i am ama daetz. the suspects -- the victims range in age from 21 to 57. luz pena joins us from the newsroom with more. >> this is the second mass shootings in sacramento in the past five weeks. they gathered to ask for change. candles lit up the night as families consoled each other after six people were shot and killed in the sacramento downtown area. >> i thank you, that you care for us. i think you that you care for these families. luz: prayers that hit too close to home for this community. >> tonight we are here for jonht aya, melinda, sergio, joshua, de'vazia, and yamile. luz: they are morning three men and three women killed after police say a fight broke out at clubs and bars on sunday. >> this is the second mass shooting we have had than sacramento. luz: sergio harris was the first to be identified. his cousin, de' also killed. sergio's fam

the victims are between the ages of 21 57, john taya, alexander melinda davis, sergio harris. joshua ahoy, lu casey martinez andrade and device cia . turner sacramento police have arrested one man they believe has a connection to the attack. ktvu emma gasses i've in downtown sacramento tonight with more on what we know. emma, what can you tell us? christina today , police arrested a related suspect, 26 year old dondre martin. he's charged with assault and illegal possession of a firearm. but importantly, not with homicide teams and detectives searched three homes in the area and recovered a firearm. and violent scene broke out at two a.m. sunday at 10th and k street in downtown sacramento. as concerts let out and bars closed. a crowd began fighting in the street. then gunfire erupted, killing three men and three women entering a dozen others. police say they recovered 100 shell casings from the scene. at least three buildings and three vehicles were damaged by gunfire. shooting victims range in age from 57 to 21. john hiatt, alexander sergio harris and his cousin, dave azia. t

. >> tonight we are here melinda, sergio, joshua,. >> tonight, heartbreak and calls first change afternd shooting leaves six people dead than sacramento. the shooting began as crowds were beginning to leave bars in the downtown area. thank you for joining us. i am dan ashley. ama: and i am ama daetz. the suspects -- the victims range in age from 21 to 57. luz pena joins us from the newsroom with more. >> this is the second mass shootings in sacramento in the past five weeks. they gathered to ask for change. candles lit up the night as families consoled each other after six people were shot and killed in the sacramento downtown area. >> i thank you, that you care for us. i think you that you care for these families. luz: prayers that hit too close to home for this community. >> tonight we are here for jonht aya, melinda, sergio, joshua, de'vazia, and yamile. luz: they are morning three men and three women killed after police say a fight broke out at clubs and bars on sunday. >> this is the second mass shooting we have had than sacramento. luz: sergio harris was the first to be identifie

he's chief political correspondent, melinda crane. and here are some other headlines on the war in ukraine. ukrainian president voted to me to lansky, spoke by phone with german transfer will show on sunday to discuss further sanctions against russia to lance. he said he was glad that germany had strengthened its support of ukraine, but continued to lobby sholtes to put a ban on russian energy in port spruce, austria and chancellor colony i'ma is heading to moscow to discuss the conflict in ukraine with russian president vladimir putin. the meeting follows a weekend visit by a hammer to the ukrainian capital keith as a military neutral country. austria is hoping to act as a mediator in the ongoing crisis. hundreds of children have been killed and wounded since the start of the war in ukraine, and many thousands more have been traumatized by the violence they've witnessed. but there's only limited capacity for professional treatment with many facilities destroyed or evacuated because of russian attacks. he w correspondence. young phili

that was d w as chief political correspondent, melinda crane. of, let's take a look now, it's more stories making headlines from around the world. taiwan defense ministry has released a handbook advising the public what to do the event of war. the publication which is available online contains information such as where to find shelters and how army reserve members should report for mobilization. authorities began drafting the guidelines last year, amid arise and provocations by mainland china homes. so at least 42 people have been killed after a tropical storm caused severe flooding and landslides. in the central and southern philippines, a number of people are still missing. as rescue efforts continue, the floods have dispatched or displaced around 30000 families. military rescue forces in india of brought to safety, the last of almost 50 people who were trapped on a cable car after a fatal collision, killed one person. the accident in remote hill territory of western india happened when one of the cars became disconnected from its cable. 2 yea

it's melinda. from dw, now the grammy has got a dose of reality. this year when ukrainian president vladimir zalinski appeared in a pre taped speech amid the ongoing invasion of his country by russia. making a powerful speech in english to the audience that the music awards ceremony in the u. s. city of las vegas. sa lensky spoke about the power of music. in dark times, equating war with silence. we defend our freedom to leave to lap south on our land. we are fighting russia, which brings horrible silence with its bumps. the dead silence filled his hands with your music till it to day to tell our story. tell the truth about the war on his social matters on t. v. support us in any way can any but not silence. and then be so kind to me zalinski speech was followed by john legend performing his new song free with ukrainian exiles, including singer actress mika newton. that m c o. a v. you are watching dw news, just reminder the top stories were following for you this, our russian forces are being accused of committing mass atrocity was before retreati

and melinda, ben was very much on the defensive. and when it came to, yes, she improved a composure and so on. but the debate showed that she still as not is not really credible that she doesn't master debriefs, that she's meant to defend, especially on the economy and on iraq. and therefore, she didn't appear more competed, she appeared more composed, but instead, or it will, she will have probably conform did a position or supporters, but i don't think she gained any votes a door last night funky. do you think that she gave the impression too many people in france that she would be the right person to rule the country? and i think this is actually exactly the right question. as, as was just alluded to, i think the way that she prefers, and even though her posture was much calmer, and she kept him looking at her notes. and she, she did have multiple moments at which she wasn't really able to respond to microns level of technicality. an expertise on the and then i would say that my whole, even though he was, he performed very well i

but in the crane the thank you very much, melinda. let's have look at some of the other headlines on the born ukraine. now, nearly 2 thirds of ukrainian children have been forced to leave their home since russia invaded 6 weeks ago that according to the united nations, they also express concerns over human trafficking at the sexual abuse of minus 142 children are confirmed to have been killed since the start of the war. and for the $230.00 injured kremlin spokesman, dmitri pess, coff has wont sweden and finland against joining nato. he said expanding the military alliance would quote, not bring additional security to the european continent. the nordic countries are widely expected to apply for nato membership in the coming months. spurred on by the growing threat from russia, miscellaneous prime minister in greta chamonix tape is the latest in a line of world leaders to visit ukraine. she spoke to rescue workers in the town of board of the anchor near keith, where the bodies of 7 people were being recovered from the rubble. she later

i saw black melinda laid down these in golf street is usually busy with people visiting its bars and cath, farley bennett, who said he won't engage in peace talks with the palestinians. he's trying to hold together a fragile coalition, which is just lost its parliamentary majority. the pressure that sure to fall on him, to adopt tougher measures towards palestinians could now weaken and divide his government fervor. john hohmann out visitor, west drew 7 or information has come to light about the situation in the town of barbara young. her ukraine's president has described the killings significantly more dreadful than in boucher where at least 300 people died. lot of miss lensky did not give further details or evidence that russia was responsible. false villain deaths there, that western nations a russia committed war crimes in its strike on the town up which a lease or award to the work to clear the rubble and bore a junker has begun. it is significantly more dreadful. they're even more victims from the russian occupiers. and what will happen when the world learns the whole truth abo

for melinda. for sergio, for devonta for joshua and for yummy. la. we gathered today to mourn their senseless deaths. and we gather for their loved ones, some of who are represented. here tonight. i'm joined by a number of my colleagues in you'll hear from some of them or anybody who wants to speak to a council member, katie valens whalen, who is given. elegant voice too. this moment over the last several days, council members, mike bang. and rick jennings and jeff harris. sean, the lowy. and former assembly member and insurance commissioner dave jones. congresswoman mat-su we staff is you're going to work running. gabby herrera. and the downtown partnership leadership in so many we leaders and just people without titles. who came down to say they care. and that they mourn with us. we stand at a solemn place here in sacramento. it's all these set. the square. ali was. a developer a young man who age. 35 of cancer. and he was one of the souls of our community who believed in the future who believe that. these places of gathering. should be places of j

ah, all right, candidate melinda. ben holds her final campaign ready as prompts proposed to head to the polls. ah, is a slight southerly breeze throughout the islands, north and south of new zealand. but sunshine is prevalent, say about average temperature was not bad looking at all for this company, but inordinate the optically roch's stung it's hot as an official heat wave. ah, what i what ace makes the on wine warriors bottle with one out of the arrow. ah re algebra with ah, reminder the top stories here notice 0 is ready, hospitals has at least 2 people have been killed in a shared livery of a wide range of weapons. the won't have home. no zation has verified, at least a 100 attacks, carried out by russian forces on health facilities in ukraine. since the conference started, i said made reports from khaki. this is born in the basement to the saddest hospital. these expectant mothers are hidden away behind a bomb proof door. they have their supplies right here. and these are the conditions. williams will call her c

melinda davis was known to work with a group called loaves and fishes.t group helps the homeless. davis's former coworkers say she contributed quietly. we had a few stuff that remembered working with her, remembered her coming in and eating breakfast and said that she was always kind of a quiet, very sweet person who kind of did did her own thing? joshua hoyle. casey was from salinas, the 32 year olds. mom shared photos of her son today, speaking through tears. she has a message tonight for the shooters involved in the tragedy. i want the person that did this. do you know? you will be caught. you will get caught for what you've done to my son. and or five other people or 18 people period. we are updating our app and website as we learn more about the victims and the investigation. jury selection is underway in florida for the sentencing trial of the gunman of a mass school shooting there . the jury will determine whether nicholas cruz will be put to death for killing 17 students and staff members at the parkland, florida high school in 2018. cruz pleaded

any still, melinda? been but the problem is her ideal. she still means streams on now we think it's normal. right? and, and you know that mainstreaming of this kind of extreme polarized ideology that we heard from sonia existed in the u. s. for the past 4 years and that she says she recognizes in france, i do want to share with you something that martini lupins said very recently about this invasion. that's, you know, caught the attention of, of everyone in europe. take a, take a listen to citizen. i'm like the phoenix rising from its ashes. the truth is i got back to work. i rebuilt the movement of which i was the president, a presidency. i then left i went in close proximity with the french and i haven't been doing this just for 5 years. but for the last 20 years, i met with hundreds of thousands of french people. i have prepared a platform that is extremely thorough. that is credible that has funding and could be implemented immediately. because now it's urgent for the country to change the direction for a certain number of policies. s

this is melinda atolico's to leave it for douglas . yacoma patrice, you can william petrie boyer insured the bus pickle. but daniel clayton, which was cuz i think we have him green ashlyn. nathan smith is 63 think it may be recorded on missouri to talk to her about her buzzer. martha, i take a portion of both quibbling, finance, you'll never get to receive my credit for the day. it came with the american school political put it that michelle put on said potomac cousin dinner. she hadn't moved for you to it. movie. she wrote, you wouldn't be a lot of east syracuse a can surely suppose with you though of you know, the visual cues essential is through us though, of you know, unless shipple change means can move the midway, yet you call the horseshoe, or seem to the what sugary clutch a low or cleaner don't much. i was i was i'm so. so then you as of august 5th, are you in those blue? a lit the yellow notice with every year on august 24th, ukraine celebrates its independence to hang out state flags. forcing the national anthem, and rarely does anyone wonder what exactly 30 years of independe

is when you think the melinda did that about these young people should be able to enjoy their lives? they still had their whole lives ahead of them where no one needs or especially not ordinary people who do not hate the ukrainians, a tall you live to crane from one us theater. even though still do it. people are dying on both sides. but what can you do? look here had a per man lies. there was only g give. they had a big me. every day. families grieving in russia usually in place is far from moscow. laquia invited kept house in the foothills of the caucus mountains. in the city of vulgar out along with the cries of grief. justification for the wall can also be heard. xo, who would you say it is very painful, but it's necessary. there has to be victims. god is with us. we will triumph reviewed him. big to shuttle faults in the battle of stalingrad in the 2nd world war. he's where russia is again, seen fallen soldiers. but nevertheless, supports president vladimir putin's actions are here and it's very painful that they are dying. but russia has to defend its bald is and keep ukraine o

but last one, he must wish last fall, not or when you're this is melinda atolico's. believe it for done this year. you're komar patel. you can william petri boyer vin. sure. the bus people. but daniel craig, which was because i think we have him green ashlyn, near the sushi place, they can remember accordable, missouri to football, roblis, her buzzer mother. thank you for sharing promot quibble experience children or get the receive well graham. a day a came with the american school political, put it that michelle put them simpleton cousin dennis, she hadn't move up of italy movie she wrote you wouldn't be alone. so these 2 molecules, the control is a purse with you though i be in the visual cues essential is through us you though of you know, unless shipple che, it means gamma would omega. dia, you call the horseshoe, or seal to the what sugary clutch alone will clean a double shy, which will help the was i'm so so the use of williams if you're a you, you can us through alea, toyota. ronald has blue every year on august 24th. ukraine celebrates its in depend, hang o

the centrist leader fights off a strong challenge from the far rights melinda that pen. both contenders now go through to the 2nd round in 2 weeks time. also coming up ukraine and russia agree on humanitarian corridors to evacuate civilians. the exodus is still growing, but thousands are trapped as ukraine braces for a renewed russian onslaught in the east. ah! am jared read? thank you very much for your company. we begin in france where president emmanuel mccall has emerged as the clear winner of the 1st round of the presidential election. initial results give him 27.4 percent and his far right challenger martin le pen, 24.6 percent. both contenders now go through to the 2nd round on april the 24th 10. are the candidates from different areas of the political spectrum have now been eliminated? a cron headed off a stronger than expected challenge from le pen who dramatically narrowed the president's lead in the opinion polls in recent weeks. opinion polls taken after the 1st round of voting, put back on, on course to defeat le pen in 2 weeks time, the president appealed f

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campaigning in france's presidential election and conference in monday and my call and his opponent melinda, r. showering attention on undecided voters ahead of sundays run up hopes. ah. hello everyone, i'm layla rock. thank you very much for joining us. as senior russian military commander says moscow once complete control of eastern and southern ukraine is unclear if this reflects official criminal policy. if it does, it would mean a new goal for its war, which has so far resulted in heavy losses. but few major gains from russian forces . one place, holding out from russian occupation, is the as a star steel plant in the port city of mario bowl. and i know number of ukrainian jurors are resisting russian troops. there is a look at the vast industrial complex that has become a symbol of ukrainian resistance. a steel plant from a dystopian nightmare smoke and fire. as far as the i can see. outside the city, satellite photos show would appear to be mass graves. they could hold the remains of thousands of people. while civilians are stuck here, the remaining fighters are defiant, hold up unde

wednesday was one of the last chances for encumbered in manuel marco and his far rides, challenger melinda pen to sway voters. and there were some fiery strangers on the streets of paris. it was billed as france against france. and the big argument a life tv jewel between french president emanuel micron and the woman who wants his job fall right. challenger murphy, le pen mutha young at to school. so go all day, but you civil told it is okay. he said and under the glare of the studio lights the gloves were off. roughly current president manion, the cron, attacked maxine la pen because of her past dealings with russia as an escort. dip on did you depend on russian power? you depend on mister putin as a few months after saying that, madame le pen, that you took out a loan from a russian bank in 2015 for the 1st check russian bank left to cushion bank. when you don't talk to other leaders, you talk to your banker when talking to russia, this is the problem them vulnerable or pleasant can le pen insisted she was independence of moscow and returned to a key lean of her campaign. the rising cost

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only debate before sundays run off election president illinois, mccall and his far right challenger melinda pen, clash over police to russian money. and his record in governing france. ah, i'm gabelle, as well come to the program. russian president vladimir putin has claimed victory in mario, paul, quoting the successful liberation of the port city and south eastern ukraine. however, he ordered his military to hold off taking the cities as of style steel plant saying it would be impractical to store. instead, he called on his forces to block off the industrial area. ukrainian troops are holding out in the plant the last place in mario po, not under russian control. the site is also a refuge for up to 2000 civilians, according to ukrainian officials. best crossover the 2 keys, noah dw correspondence. rebecca riches is standing by rebecca. what more can you tell us? personally, live in explain a noise. i apologize. i definitely were coming to an am. sleep is here on the night on square playing a song about he is. it's extraordinary loud. i do hope you can hear me. now. he's just as you were s

presidential race is tightening as the 1st round of voting gets underway. partial far right challenger melinda. append is gaining on incumbent manual mccaul is seeking a 2nd term in office. the manual crone is asking voters to back him for another 5 years in power. a few weeks ago, he enjoyed a comfortable lead in the polls. but his fall right challenge a marine le pen has steadily closed again. she's focused her campaign on the cost of living crisis that low to say is that biggest concern, while still promising radical anti immigration policies and barring an upset, she expected join micron in the run off on april 24th. micron is blaming his own loki campaign on having to focus on the wall and ukraine. he still tips when in the 2nd round, with the pen only narrowly behind and gaining, but with up to a quarter of people thought to still be undecided. and many planning not to vote to tool an upset remains a possibility. mccrendon, his supporters are hoping that back as a fall that firebrand john movement on shall, who sits a 3rd place in the poles. will vote from chrome in the 2nd round. keep p

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john tonya alexander, martinez, andre dee, d eva s turner, joshuah casey, sergio harris and melinda davis. i talked to the big sister. >> he killed my brother. >> reporter: her little brother, turner, one of six people gunned down sunday morning this downtown sacramento, just feet from the state capital. 12 others were wounded. >> i will be probably crying five minutes from now. i want to make sure the world know he is was loved and make sure that's the message known. >> reporter: his four kid will never be able to feel their father's love again. >> my little he was a family dude. definitely family, friends, that you know just love. he had love in him. definitely. >> reporter: you spent time showing me photos of her brother. her brother learned to be better, she admits he grew up in the streets and came from a had life but says he was on the right track. candles and flowers were gently resting on the ground to remember all six adult victims. police are looking for two shooters and asking for the public's help. >> i don't know, i don't know because i don't know. >> reporter: that breaking