missing. thousands of missing cases were opened in 2020. this is higher than the u.s. population. among the 37% of missing women of color, the lions share continue to be black. many of these cases were closed because the missing person return home. among these open cases we still see similar racial trends. 31% are black. 70% are females of color. 15% are black females. this underscores that many of these cases are closed. that should give us a perspective. the disappearance of just one child can be devastating to a family and a community. i think of a nine-year-old from north carolina who was missing 22 years after her disappearance on valentine's day in the year 2000. there is also a 14-year-old new jersey girl who finished on october 14 of last year. luckily she was found in new york city one year later. the stories of minority girls who disappeared do not make national headlines. but they did lay -- make local headlines. authorities worked with the families and the communities to track them down and reunite them with their families. we have heard experts tell us that the first 48 hours after a disappea

missed missed fatty news? first question, a little bit, mrs. back. all right, if you're joining us here on d. w. news, we've just been hearing there from the german foreign minister on alina babcock, who was speaking at the conclusion of the 2 day g. 7 summit which took place in the german city of munster on chia touched on many, many topics there. ukraine declined the crisis on iran just to name a few. and she was, of course, speaking, am after those meetings with the foreign ministers of canada, france, germany, italy, japan, the united kingdom, the u. s. and the high representative of the european union. and watching a closely and following this has been r d. w corresponding julius of delhi, who is there on the ground in the german city of munster, julia. what's your main take away from that? and i'm just going to say good. could it be ukraine? definitely ukraine. and as it's expected, it was the main topic of discussion at this g 7. but it has been the main topic of discussion at the g 7 this whole years and almost years since the war started. an

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miss miss l. let's wait until we get to the bottom of it. while you, as president joe biden says, based on the trajectory, it's unlikely a missile fired from russia caused the blast. he was speaking after world latest, wrapped up in emergency making cold by him on the sidelines of that g. 20 summit. and bolling ladies made a declaration saying they deplore in the strongest terms, rushes aggression against the crane. for me, you as president donald trump has announced he will run for president again in 2024 . he launched his campaign at his estate in florida a week after mid term elections. trump earlier than usual announcement is seen as a move to discourage other republican contenders. like florida governor rhonda santa and nasa has successfully launched its giant rocca which will take the ottoman one mission to the moon. the and crude expedition is the 1st part of a program which aims to send people back to the lunacy. all right, those are the headlines i'm emily anguish. the news continues here after the 1st nations frontline spiraling costs dwindling supplies. the shock is being felt around the world with the war in ukraine, triggering gas supply uncertainty. europeans bracing themselves for an unprecedented winter. al jazeera reports on the human costs of the winter energy crisis. ah. ready ready ah ah ah this guy boyar oak tree dead. this was live. this other guy we are these are the oak tree. he up whistling oak name of the street near the city are and he's on the district lookout for he's gonna be gone. so that's from, i tied a couple of ikea press one to still tracks global warming and climate change. it hits us with tidal surgery. we've got a lot of inundation, we've got a lot of erosion. it also play with the, with the factors and become, want up and what history with the animals look for us. now nature itself is confused, which makes us confused. erosion he became brandon, it. this not only come underneath this, them root with this tree or some erosion or incoming li underneath. mm hm. stuff on it. so vigil was out there right away out there. we were getting on miss alice neal oil in a way more and more in g. c. level as reason 6 into meeting the last decade and he has to make love 3 meters of land in the last year. the government says in 30 to 50 years island uninhabitable. and we have to leave it see race against time to say well she oh, to see you up to mom i'm going to visit some of the other community leaders who were fighting to say, well, islands it will be good for me, but she don't in york what we live law different i learned so far apart signal is always a big issue for us. army is good, low and sit personally and chat about this thing too often and i watch my voice come tell, come to her. if i know to stop putting this dialogue would have gotten, you know, got any thoughts. this going to like this one might be monday solution and it could be better or something or like a bondage. but for 5060, it will protect island from going for the i hope. and we've talked about it that there is a better solution. research need to be up and all that

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miss miss richards. i me a call from a guy a local one bush can give us can just a when they see a sample locals to have their yard or house checked. everyone knows that they can't and mustn't do it themselves a one day weekend. mm hm. and yet a know it national data would look like she people are desperate to return to their homes, but the fear of as yet live an undiscovered bombs to turn them out. marino with both civilians and military personnel has the piece will come soon. that houses will be repaired and that everyone can return to their home cities and towns once again. that's pretty typical home. you don't good? well, yes, your son william has moved. it is called a new a monitor and i just wanted to get ready to go to my motion. it was a chance, and i'm also with blue for most prior to february 24th. ukraine was just another eastern european country since then. the conflict in ukraine is creating deep divisions all across europe and beyond russia in europe today virtually have no common ground. t

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miss miss would be launched from west to east. so how come the day bree landed to the west of the grades that doesn't make any kind of geographic sense? so you have to think that the americans suspect that this was a set up by your grade, possibly also involved in poland in order to trigger some kind of a nato response on an article bible, whatever maybe. and this was a very dangerous game. zalinski was playing while all the world leaders were attending the g 20 summit just we saw before we came to you and it's been a bit of a change of tone in some western media, which in our voicing frustration as the landscape behavior. how by this this for him? well, one would like one would hope that this would be a, a wake up call for the western leaders. who would be all in for the landscape. hailing him as a winston churchill figure. and declaring that whatever tier ones will get and not nothing about your grade without ukraine and all these other clothing with ho, but they will finally abandon it and read and see zelinski regime brilliant. what it is, however, the, the propaganda on behalf of ukraine has been so intense for so long that it won't be that easy to make a change and to present a more realistic picture of the people that nato is embed with media. also suggesting signs as a crack between the west and ukraine. now though, what do you make of us? well, again, it's the just shows that western is obviously very unhappy with what ukraine is, is doing. and i think, you know, if you play this game of trying to instigate world war 3, and of course, the land has been doing that. i mean, of this that, you know, you said many time that it's time to bomb russia. it's time to have russia with nuclear, this does, he said those and western leaders of look the other way and smile that game. now, it been you realize, hey, you was brought us to the brink of all our wall with a nuclear soup about. and they come really look, it says, oh, just hi james and getting a little carried away with his rhetoric. i mean, this was real, something that was real. if it wasn't the, the setup, and he was, the ukraine actually launched this miss of all the polish territory. and in order to make it seem as if it was a russian attack on poland, then that's a very serious business. and if the americans have evidence of this, which is possible, i mean they have satellites everywhere, then you can bet that the americans are very unhappy. so samuel nathan, you were such fellow with a global policy institute. many thanks for joining us. great. get you on there. thank you. rush is under the spotlighted. this is a pick summit which is kicked off in thailand with some less than leaders using the event to try and drum up support for more countries to move against the moscow teas . melissa notional, in bangkok with more it seems that this here is apex summit, here in thailand, asia pacific regions, major economic gather reign has become yet another platform to talk about russia and to blame it earlier. the west has used the assay on in later or the g 20 meetings to confront russia and to call out, to put in. and here again the u. s. as s

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miss may's? mr. laturner? miss herrell? miss maloney? >> miss maloney votes no. >> the clerk will record the vote. >> we have two eyes and seven maze. >> the motion is not agreed to. i recognize myself for my opening statement. last year we held a hearing in chicago too messy with deteriorating meld of liberal performance this february we visited baltimore. the city with the worst mealtime delivery rating in the nation. two months ago we met in philadelphia, a city beside for postal performance and onside conditions for postal workers. today we are back in d.c.. we are here right before the postal service is pivotal holiday rush. for our fourth hearing, examining postal delivery in just 13 months. during the season a rush of packages place additional strain on the workforce and logistics network. resulting inconsistent drops in on time delivery for home mail. today's hearing will thoughtfully and thoroughly examined i hope, the postal service is preparations for peak season. we will hear from postal service officials, postal service worke

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miss miss would be launched from west to east. so how come the day bree landed to the west of your grades? that doesn't make any kind of geographic sense. one would like one would hope that this would be a, a wake up call for the western leaders who have been all in for the last game. hailing him as a winston churchill figure and declaring that whatever tier ones will get and not nothing about your grade without ukraine and all these other smokers with hope that they will finally abandon it and read and see zelinski regime really what it is. however, the, the propaganda on behalf of ukraine has been so intense for so long that it won't be that easy to make a change and to present a more realistic picture of the people that makes it was in bed with to russia is under the spotlight at this he is apec summit, which has kicked off in thailand with some was the lead, is using the event to try and drum up support for more countries to move against moscow. he's moving with an ocean eyes in bangkok with more it seems that these here is apex summit here and tylen page, a pacific region's major economic gathering has become yet another platform to talk about russia and to blame it earlier. the west has use the piano and later the 20 meeting to confront russia and to call out. and here again, the us is secretary of state said that russia is ultimately responsible for that file incident and poland. many of the board, it was ukraine, no matter what the investigation shows, while the preliminary prob, blame the ukrainian air defenses. lincoln also said that russia has agreed to send the black sea grain deal as it fell. the world would not accept any refusal from moscow. moscow says it has always been in favor of this initiative, allowing the export of grain from block your running ports to porous and developing nations in asia and africa. moscow. the only time to spend that age participation in the sale, half the key of use, the humanitarian corridor for its military purposes, attacking the russian navy in crimea with drones. at the same time, we hear repeated calls from different western nations to get together is to tend to gather against global challenges like energy and food. quite a wage again, and still russia is to blame. here is francis president manuel my chrome here at a pag trying to weigh asia during the past few months. friends focused itself, not just to support a crane, and we will follow it. but to work very closely with a different countries like china, india, to whole region, middle east, africa, latin america, to create an increasing consensus. in order to see this war isn't for your, your problem. it fits perfectly the ideal plan to avoid any responsibility for global economy crash the u. k. and the u, as have come up with earlier, the talking is the economy will not recover until the war and the head of the russian delegation hearing thailand that the a peg, rushes vice prime minister. and the day below was so sad that he had to remind his colleagues many times earlier today that the crisis has been there before wretched special military operation in ukraine. here is his words that he knew glue reduced to nibble boys, or those were the europeans. clumsy actions of last summer have lunch with shock, increasing gas prices, and this is affected mineral fertilizer production costs. as a result, many businesses have been forced to close. as for europe, it's not just about the recession there back in 2021, the market started to move and metal price is doubled. this created high uncertainty for manufacturers and no one could make long term plans because of this . in addition to this, there was high inflation, a tightening of fiscal and monetary policies and the debt problem. all these factors created a threat to the stability of the economy in the e, u, southern europe. and even in germany. further, russia is for me to say to a law for all figured out his g 20 a press conference in bali called this phenomenon. i political personality pleads when the west is from one hand, calling for negotiations, friendship you 900 afterwards and standing together against common challenges. and that's the same time escalating the situation with quicken, groundless accusations, against russia like with holland and demons, eyes in russian blame, and for all the bad things in the world. and i guess we're going to see a little bit more of that here, but maybe not that sharp form as the country still have to come to consensus to adopt the final declaration on saturday. and his opening speech at the summit, china's president has called for the end of western, had germany unilateralism or timelines for him. and as the history that joined to international efforts needed to solve common challenges, the cold war mentality had gemini ism unilateralism. and protectionism are mounting acts that distorts international norms disrupt chicken, nomic linkages in flight, conflicts and regions, and impede the development of cooperation. are all to common. history tells us that block confrontation cannot solve any problem and that bias will only lead to disaster. the asia pacific is no one's backyard and should not become an arena for big power contest. no attempt to wage a new cold war will ever be allowed by the people. and by our times, this year is apec summit must rise above these challenges and deliver hope to the world at large, the collaboratively there is room for us to prevail and prosper. this comes a made an escalating us trade war against aging, with american senators pushing to block federal access to semiconductors, produced by china. while us vice president, canada harris is reportedly planning to call out some asian nations, including china. viewing her speech with a peg plus the pentagon has that it will support tie one's a military with american weapons and training, which paging strongly opposes. we discuss the issue with vague to gal, vice president of the sense of china and globalization, who said washington's attempts to separate pages from the global market will only hurt american manufacturers. china is one of the largest the manufacturers of semiconductor chips and the largest the importer of semiconductor jumps of all kinds from many different countries and regions in the world. if the united states really wants to separate china away from this market, all semiconductors, it. ready will hurt the semiconductor manufacturers interest in the united states because after all, china is their largest the market. and then was china become self reliant in semiconductor chips. china may not need to import any semiconductor chips from the united states. therefore, i think this crazy attempt to isolate china will not result in china's isolation. it will result in greater reliance, self reliance and independence of china in the semiconductor chips. i think as protein being, it's a plaint the world needs piece, development and growth and stability rather than war or cold war or block mentality . for example, artificially dividing the world into opposing blocks. we cannot allow the apec region to be distracted by competition. rather a conflict or war, we need to really dedicate ourselves to piece stability and development so that all the countries in our part of the world will benefit you mentioned that a polish oil refiner has reported. he applied for 3000000 tons of russian crew to via the jewish battle friendship pipeline for next year, despite warsaw previously states inc. it will stop such importance from russia by the end of 2022. the year is due to impose a partial embargo on the importance ration oil from december, the 5th, which will only apply to deliveries by see all the flush. the pipeline will remain unaffected, as despite ponens minister of climate and environments earlier. quoting for tough sanctions against moscow. little cold for immediate to sanctions on all you and gus and ocean or youngest. this is the next and urgent and absolutely necessary. step food supple a full sanctions on all russian fossil fuels theoretical. now it's time for oil, and the 2nd step is for gas. the best option is to pigment or 2 bedroom to day. every one has suddenly become aware that they can't achieve any diversification because they're reliant on russia. luckily, we'll be completely independent already this year. we're about to finish the construction of a gas pipeline from the norwegian shelf, and we'll be able to choose suppliers when it comes to oil. pollings independence from russia has almost become a fact to day we present the most radical plan in europe to abandon russian hydrocarbons. oil, gas and coal. we will impose a total embargo on russian coal in april at the latest in may, we will do our best to abandon russian oil and gas by the end of the year. early this year, the polish prime minister, loan se billboard campaign, under the slogan, stop, russia now emblazoned with a phrase that referred to moscow's actions in ukraine as genocide. independent journalists look with a say. poland simply cannot stop importing russian oil any time, say see pocket again. oh, because as you clearly said, there was by plan, no friendship. good me was not affected by the decision to, to stop the, the rifles of tankers from russia. so it continues and $3000000.00 tons, it's huge, it's a, it's an important decision because it represents probably the total of their consumption for the year. 2023. they would do their best to stop in important russian oil. and they can't even with an access to the see, even with tanks coming from all over the world from even venezuela over the last few days. the price of oil as decline as the precious subside. i mean, the, the market realize that europe is not going to ban russian oil, as it said, all, all, not really. and the fears are subsiding on the market. so it eases and the price gets a bit lower. but if this decision by poland shows clearly that the poxy at european level as reached stratospheric heights. so we can pay our gas and astronomy go price. just because europe has decided to stop using russian gas and russian energy. this is crazy. any doesn't reflect reality. ah, after burning through $3.00 trillion dollars of us taxpayers money, the pentagon is unable to explain how it spends most of back cash for the 5th year in a row. the defense department has failed to order more than 60 percent of its budget, but the man in charge of the pentagon. scoffers still claims they're making progress on accountability. i would not say that we flunked. the process is important for us to do, and it is making us get better. it is not making us get better as fast as we want. idling the u. s. department of defense is a very big endeavor. you have 2900000 employees and 640000 assets. on top of that, you've got 4800 different sites located across 40 different countries. however, the issue of ukraine and specifically how u. s. bonds have been allocated and spent when it comes to handing them over to ukraine. that was the subject of a rather pointed question that took place when this audit was being presented to the public duty. welcome to not, and i mean, we always want to be accountable to the taxpayers on how their money is being sent or spent when it comes to what we have in our inventory and what we are sending to ukraine. a accountability is important here, and we can always improve the ways that we do things here at the pentagon and the way we are accountable to the american people. so ukraine is certainly a teachable moment for that. now it's important to know that when it comes to the issue of ukraine, a lot of questions are being asked to anthony blank in the u. s. secretary of state, it is being pressured to give an answer when it comes to the issue of the money that's been sent to ukraine and the f t x crypto scandal. there are signs that as the republicans take control of the u. s. house of representatives. they may not be allowing money to flow so freely into ukraine from the united states. at this point, american taxpayers are asking questions, you know, the economy. we're seeing american working families squeezed harder with, you know, inflation, the rising cost of food, the rising cost of energy and gas and. and at this point, people are looking at this f t x scandal. and looking at the fact that the man at the center of it bank, man, this individual is also a major donor to the democratic party. we have as concerns that the ukrainian government may have invested portions of the nearly $66000000000.00 of us economic assistance into f t x to keep democrats in power and keep the money coming in. is the department of state currently investigating whether ukraine invested in f t x. now it's also important to note that among the concern is being raised by congressional republicans and others about ukraine. there is the issue of corruption. ukraine has been ranked as the 100 and 20th, most corrupt country, of 180 countries. there was a huge amount of corruption in ukraine, according to many sources. and the fact that united states has unloaded so much money. and so many weapons onto a country that has trails, the corrupt is something that is up concerns and manage. now it's important to point out that we even have at this point a times where billboard that portrays the lindsay with ukraine as all the black hole where american taxpayer money is disappearing into. and at this point, some expect there will be some more thorough investigation from republicans. they will want accountability about where all of this money has been spent. the department of defense and their recent audit and the amount of funds missing is certainly something that has a lot of eyebrows raised and as a source of frustration for many americans. but i think now there's going to be a press oppress for specific answers regarding where money was sent in ukraine, where money was spent when it came to handing money to the ukranian forces to india. now where the country is 1st, privately billed to unmanned space walk, it has successfully made its flight smoking, some call a new era for the indian space program. all right. the kids named also the father of india, the space program victrum s took off from a cosmo drove him on an island, the country se, leaving a plume of flow can fire in its.

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miss miss hoo. okay. i'm suits and rebecca dribble around the comb with i got a statement is sometimes i feel discriminated against a man smile this coming year. okay, i but you're okay. you've already noticed things are pretty spread out. i'm book is got really have different views and perspectives. effort to surpass better. no right or wrong answers ship kind of as to what you want to say. you max of ag? chad the oh, i get discriminated against the lot because of my black hair. and i, they don't help me up from last fall me on purpose fall and hit me. aw, slob, nice. oh, india. okay. okay. one more time. lucon deferred ng landman to summon ans wants to teach them to speak up when they see discrimination, regardless of whether they're homeless, lim, christian, or jewish. how need by offering some perspective on that say this isn't an our goal is also to offer facts about judaism lenses because some people don't have any jewish friends at all. hopkins, or don't know jewish families and have no jewish co workers. how can you just now, but you don't know any jews. you either look hands canyon. okay. so who knows how big the jewish community is in germany because of the unified command in the us and me for the mention 100001 that all about 100000 distinct. that's right. man. you got that. how many people belong to the christian church? yes, yes, it is. 44000000 jobs. louis then speaks directly about the issue. the internet is from a 944900000. that's beings in viet flexible. that's why as a mccarthy project, we're always out there and always trying to get across that discrimination against jewish people who are hating the jewish people, is an enormous problem in our country and, and sports off on some squad with the attitude that you have shown today yeah, i'm certain that there won't be any problems with that. what's important on what you can take with you history is that when you become aware that someone has been discriminated against or treated with hostility and excluded or marginalized and that you step in and you say something good. that's yeah, that you show strength on the person's behalf with your eyes even when it might not even be directed at you. but hawkins, and after an hour long workshop, the kids we tend to more familiar surroundings. betsy, miss luna maza. mr. scott will always say it's just a drop in the ocean, but a single drop can cause a great deal of movement coming, especially because it's supposed to become more than a drop by them pop. and besides, a continual dropped. how can even wear down a stone bench time? a study has shown that 40 percent of maccabee club members have already experienced discrimination among their soccer players. it's as high as 70 percent. according to mccarthy, most of the attacks and hostilities come from opposing players and fans with a muslim background. the claps, tennis players have share that experience there. hello, bennett. hello john. during the match over the weekend, these 2 players with threatened with a knife. the president of mccarthy, germany on on maya is on his way to see them. yeah. yes. those are the kids that were there. i them didn't conceive that i wanted to. they're still wrestled by what happened and refused to speak in front of a camera. as i said, did you actually see

so miss miss gone to she's been following these midterms for it's all week i so me so former us president donald trump, he is claiming this is a victory for republicans. president boynton says it's not, can they both be right? kind of rent. i mean, on the one hand, it wasn't all that bad for the republicans. i mean, they did win some important braces. there was a big senate race in the state of ohio that they won an important state. of course, there were some congressional seats that republicans actually picked up in the state of new york, which, you know, is a very blue state. and it does look like they could well take control of the house of representatives, although the votes are still being counted. but to be fair, i think president biden's narrative is actually closer to the truth. i mean, traditionally we've said brent all week that the party that's in the white house usually gets dumped in mid term elections. and you might remember that a president obama during his term, it happened to him when he was in office. he called it a show lacking, we did not see a show lacking. this was a

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india and i really, really want that i will quickly return to belarus because i miss being here in the city. i miss minsk. i missnds. it is very convenient for me to live here, and the time that i live in belarus is very important for me. it is very important, because this is my student life and i know very well that this time will not come to me again. this is the first and last time. and i live like a student. and i am very happy that my student life. i lived in belarus in such a country that i have it very close to my heart, and i will always remember that i lived in such a country, and i am so pleased . for me. it was very new. and now i consider myself that i am a very smart and strong girl, which one of my parents can sew and build for myself, in short, the future. we follow the sports life of our country during a difficult period for the entire belarusian football , it is important, without arranging something to lament, to undertake the construction of such stadiums. it's amazing the phenomenon and quality of football will increase transmission, please, let us know more precisely how new heights of physi

i miss his hugs. i missow up. >> reporter: inside their test facility, consumer reports shows us how much a driver can't see. watch as these four young children leapfrog forward another four full spots, and they are still out of view. you can see dylan's head. so we've got nine kids there? >> that zone is far longer than you think. >> reporter: consumer reports tested the front blind zones of 15 vehicles, ranging from about three feet for a small sports car to as much as 15 feet for one full-sized pickup. consumer reports showed us three different demos-- the larger the car, the larger the blind zone. connecticut senator richard blumenthal is now proposing legislation to make front-facing cameras and collision-avoidance sensors standard. the technology already exists, but the camera is often an expensive add-on. it's similar to backup cameras, required on all new vehicles since 2018. >> safety should not be a premium feature. it should be standard, just like air bags and seat belts. >> reporter: jackie fosch

the incident yesterday ultimate clear that there is no real nato defense against miss either attacks or miss stray miss hides coming from the east. and nato might have to look into that. how to, to boost it's on its own, our defense. and there might be also discussion about a no fly zone. some ball dick member states always requesting a no fly zone over ukrainian. ukraine itself is asking for that. that would mean that native would protect actually ukrainian as space. and if then, a russian missile attack would happen, then nato would have to engage. also, directive is nato. that's by the native member. so 5 said, there's no way that we will guide a no fly zone in ukraine or something like that. so nato is, is trying to stay out of this, and this is also a goal by the german government, by the way. the germans has that said very clearly, there's no way that natal will be engaged in this war. there was, in fact, at the start of the war when russia 1st invaded, there was a lot of talk about a no fly zone. ukraine was, was aging, and nato wasn't that to, to support them in the, in that way. but that seem

so missing him, missing that leader. it will be crucial for them, and this is also very unfortunate for name are himself in 2014. he suffered a fractured vertebrae in 2018. it was also an ankle injury bothering him. and now another ankle injury. so definitely tough luck. and we'll see how brazil can cope without him. right. let's take a look at saturdays. fix is fixtures. we have well cap, hold us france, and lena messy argentina in action. that's right. group c and d are getting ready for their 2nd group stage matches friends after a very convincing win against australia for to one the result they're now up against denmark. shouldn't be a game that they struggle in too much. i still consider francis. one of the main favorites for this tournament alongside spain, another name that was probably on the list before the 1st game was played was argentina, and leona messy, however, they remind ourselves, loss of the last 2 is a one, again, saudi arabia, the biggest upset and work of history as book makers say, so now all eyes

this is called missed to a miss to explain more. oh miss true. said in fact, i wish your greed between russia and ukraine with the germans to their friendship involved. we were not enrolled, that there should be some form of limited autonomy for the areas in south 1000, southeastern ukraine that are now under combat. and under contention, they recite crimea, neither ukraine or russia followed through agreement. but at least there has been discussions of what could i can outcome in out on the way what, what you're going to have to have is the cranium having sovereignty over everything . but that the people in these areas, having a chance to live in which they can use directional language. and so sir, but were russian soldiers after get out or crane cow, we are already in pre negotiations, negotiations. you can hear what the average pay says, what soleski said, even some things that are being said from the russian side of one of the questions, just how much damage will continue to be done and i ukraine during this winter. how much damage to the gri