any one who doesn't expel the nazi sympathizer. melnick now has lost all self respect. oh, love sholtes, he's not a sausage. he is the chancellor of the federal republic of germany, and melnick needs to respect that even in such a difficult situation, diplomatic representatives should behave appropriately towards german officials. melnick statements do not help ukraine. well, the insult came after the german chancellor declined a visit to ukraine. mister shaw said the trip was rudolph because of kids early, a refusal to host the german head of states. a reaction was caused by concerns in ukraine about president stein myers passed leanings towards reconciliation with russia. in response, chancellor schultz rebuked kiev for rushing attentions in diplomatic relations. berlin residents have been talking to us about what they think of what happened when fuzzy. it's insolence simply insulin. i can understand that he is angry, but we are doing a lot for ukraine. it's an insult which is unworthy of a political platform. i don't think it's diplomatic. everything can be afraid di

any one who doesn't expel the nazi sympathizer, melnick now has lost all self respect. oh, laughed sholtes. he's not a sausage. he is the chancellor of the federal republic of germany, and melnick needs to respect that even in such a difficult situation, diplomatic representatives should behave appropriately towards german officials. melnick statements do not help ukraine. the insult came after, shall slay shores declined the visit to ukraine, stating the trip was rule died because of kias early a refusal to host the german president. don projection was caused by concerns in ukraine by frank walter stein myers passed leanings towards reconciliation with russian and responsible of shows rebuked care for ratcheting attentions and diplomatic relations. berlin residents were critical of the ambassadors. comments to its insolence. simply insulin, i can understand that he is angry, but we're doing a lot for ukraine. it's an insult which is unworthy of a political platform. i don't think it's the magic. everything can be frayed differently. it's conversational language unworth

rallies taken place alongside ceremonies involving both russians on ukrainians, grains ambassador under melnick, lee of the soviet war memorial in berlin. 6000000 ukrainians force and the soviet army against their houses did abuse julius out daily as covering the rents in berlin. she followed their commemorations at the soviet memorial. this monument here behind me plays an important role in the commemorations of may 8th here in germany. the day that marks the end of world war 2, it is meant to honor the soviet soldiers who died in fighting nancy, germany during that war. and it is also significant for the ukrainian community here because up to 6 mill and ukrainians fought with the soviet army in world war 2 and up to half of them died. so today, the ambassador from ukraine here in germany, came to this monument for a ceremony. but this year, the war in ukraine and russia's aggression in ukraine has brought a new significance to the event demonstrators, both from the pro russian side and the pro ukrainian side. we're here to day protesting, calling for different things and opposing each other.

host: aaron reichlin-melnick is senior policy counsel at the american immigration council.nks for being with us. there is more ahead on the program. next we have an update on the russia-ukraine war as president biden considers to ask for more military and humanitarian aid. our guest is james dubik from the institute for the study of war. that is next. >> this week on the c-span network the house is not in session but the senate is meeting. senators are expected to vote on administration nominees. tuesday at 10:00 a.m. eastern live on c-span transportation secretary pete buttigieg testifies. on his department's budget request. questions at 2:30 live on c-span the homeland security will appear before the homeland security committee on what resources are needed to secure the u.s. southern border. watch on the c-span insurance or c-span now our free mobile video app and for scheduling information or stream video live or on demand any time. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >> c-span as unfiltered coverage of the u.s. response to russia's invasion of ukraine and latest

host: aaron reichlin-melnick is senior policy counsel at the american immigration council.s for being with us. there is more ahead on the program. next we have an update on the russia-ukraine war as president biden considers to ask for more military and humanitarian aid. our guest is james dubik from the institute for the study of war. that is next. >> this week on the c-span network the house is not in session but the senate is meeting. senators are expected to vote on administration nominees. tuesday at 10:00 a.m. eastern live on c-span transportation secretary pete buttigieg testifies. on his department's budget request. questions at 2:30 live on c-span the homeland security will appear before the homeland security committee on what resources are needed to secure the u.s. southern border. watch on the c-span insurance or c-span now our free mobile video app and for scheduling information or stream video live or on demand any time. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >> c-span as unfiltered coverage of the u.s. response to russia's invasion of ukraine and latest f

it's not a kindergarten. andre melnick, who's that ukrainian diplomat to germany age. he posted pitcher of snell at stock and said, oh you know something on lines of the weapons are coming. finally from germany, ukraine, german weapons for ukraine are on the way. i have just received a message from a member of the government in kiev fire. what's up? russia cannot win the war. well, i mean, it's a complete info to the german government and specifically into german schultz who really was, it seems like he was fighting with himself in terms if, you know, on one hand, he has to deal with the dire impact that this whole complex and it's an essential or having on the german economy. the other hand, there's all this pressure from ukraine and from your leadership who are completely divorced from what the people want in the news. to do more for you, chris. so, i mean, ultimately the blend is a bill to give and they get a slap in the face for from ukrainian representatives in germany. rachel marston, what's more ukraine seems to be ready to go from threatening words to deeds ear

then we look at the biden administration's immigration and border policy with aaron reichlin-melnick

that's all dean melnick says you have to do.d the researchers included a ten-point checklist that lets you know where you are on the scale of burnout. >> let me see that. >> i should have made copies for everyone in the studio. >> i feel like i'm in survival mode, check. and i'm not even a parent. >> even for people who aren't parents, it's fascinating, because this is universal, this feeling of fighting your way beneath this pile of rubble. a lot of parents are saying the same. if you look at that online, can you gauge your own level of burnout and really find ways to adjust and see what you can do. >> i might suggest if two minutes with a hot drink isn't your idea of nirvana, two minutes with chocolate. >> i love that, i love that. sign me up. >> morgan bradford, appreciate it. >> coming up, inside the growing legal battle of abortion and how activists say they'll fight back against so-called trigger laws. plus the price is the same but what you're getting for it is not the same. how shrinkflation is a thing and how you can av

ukrainian border search in structure like that actually in, during, during our thank you very much. alexi melnick for joining to me. as i'm concerned her then came we're kind of capital has been celebrating anniversary of its founding on and a half 1000 years ago. special events, well across 50 cloud, the gal that it gives arch of the freedom of the ukranian people where they listen to music, enjoy sunshine. just a few weeks ago, he was being attacked by russian forces. they were pushed back from seizing the capital. so that for you on the program, to turn our attention to see don military lead a lift estate, the emergency has been in place since the army seized power in october. why it's taking decades for artwork stolen by the nazis during world war 2 to be returned to their rightful owners and ins for scary management monitor. wrong pre, why will the f one action in this ah hello. we still got some heat into southeastern parts of europe, but up towards the northwest. it has been a little lonely, cool, so disappointed me call actually, that is courtesy of a large area of high pressure winds. co

the good news, says dean melnick, who co-authored the study, said there are also strategies that can single day, what can they do? >> take two minutes, make a hot drink, sit, sip it slowly, focus on the present moment. count your blessings not what you don't have just four to five deep breaths can so relieve stress. it's these types of simple practices that can make a big difference for anybody who's stressed >> reporter: a tiny bit of advice for parents everywhere, taking it one step at a time >> everybody in these chairs we're all nodding our heads we have felt those feelings. >> it's interesting how they say getting up to make yourself a cup of tea is a recovery break and researchers give the checklist. >> did you make four copies? >> one for everybody. >> it tells you where you are on the burnout scale. i feel easily irritated or feel i'm not a good parent and you can check sort of where you are and manage accordingly >> that's good. >> lower expectations, i like that nugget. we should mention you can find this self-check scale it's on our website today.com, check it out. >> than