so, i'm nate cruz, with the finance administration division. what you're looking at, it's a figure from the staff report. it's kind of a look back as well as a look forward of our core operating revenues. so this would include sort of the maritime fees as well as the real estate rents, but can see pre-pandemic we were, you know, a little bit above $120 million a year in revenue, about. with the onset of the pandemic, revenues took a steep dive. we think we're coming out of the bottom of it. the dotted lines represent sort of the look forward. the dotted blue line is the base case which is the underlying assumption in the budget that we're presenting to you today. and it largely follows the assumptions that the controller's office has around the return of tourism. that is that tourism spending returns to pre-pandemic levels in fiscal year 25-26. so it's sort of the slow march back. the four remaining fiscal years of the recovery. what is also included in that assumption and matches the controller assumption is that roughly 15% of office workers

so nate, all has continued to provide the support to craig and was actually at the meeting. and today at the nato summit with you on finance, written alice announced on also informed old allies about the type of weapons of type of support on some of that also includes air defense systems. so so natal eyes have and continued to provide support military, but also different types of equipment for to ukraine. then we all realize that the force in this, that it evolving and on the, on the difficult situation, it's hard to predict what will be the, what, what, what, what, what, what are the possibilities in the future. but allies are providing support are very committed to continue to prod, support. okay, we'll go to nbc, just remind the cameras. thank you mister secretary general. there is concern that nato could get pulled into this conflict if russia were to shut down electricity or other services in ukraine that could spill over into poland or romania. can you say explicitly whether a russian cyber attack of that nature would trigger an article 5 collective defense? so we are

we have incident, nate, nate, us, we have influence and russians. we have influence. all right, well we have run out of time, so we're going to have to leave the discussion there. thank you so much to our guest, alina jenko, demitria bridget, and andrea craig, and thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al jazeera dot com, and for further discussion, go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story. you can also join the conversation on twitter. our handle is at ha, inside story. from me mohammed jim, jim, the whole team here, bye for now. ah ah. and a much when i was just the south koreans vote in a presidential election. but us scandals and controversies overshadowing policies. people in power as just as investigative document, the program looks at the use and abuse of power made to conduct the biggest military arctic exercise since the cold war with 35000 troops from 20 countries. i'm then explore lessons learned from the global h i v epidemic and how that would help quite overnight an

nate on it while lives in different ways. but, but, but we don't have natal troops in ukraine and we don't have any plans to send natal troops into ukraine, but we are there to protect on the front on their dallas. so we support ukraine. we provide absolute security guarantees for nato allies. and we are demonstrate that a commitment by increasing the presence in east and pot alliance. we'll try to take a couple of questions online before we come back to the pressroom. so we'll go to see the lender from new york times. thank you. secretary general, 2 quick questions. one do, does nato do still have military d, confliction contacts with russian forces today are those ongoing. and secondly, a lot of nato countries are going to want to keep supplying weapons to, to ukraine. do foresee the questions from the press there to nato secretary general . yes, still cut in there, just to give you a summary of that press conference with notebook saying that piece on our continent has been chatted today in a deliberate cold blooded, long p

joining me now is nate hochman.f all, big kudos for you for giving at least a little that video because that is one of the most pathetic things i have ever seen. georgetown law school used to be a great place. i have no rights at this point. parents can save your tuition dollars. what is going on in the george temperance what is happening there? >> nate: laura, what we are seeing in georgetown is an elite institution, as you said, where the inmates. shapiro's tweet, we can talk about how it may have been rated better. what it was voicing was a fundamentally true principle n/a per its that was uncontroversial to make in life until five minutes ago which is that supreme court nominees should be selected on the basis of their marriage and their competency president the color of their skin. what we have seen at georgetown law rather than law students defending the quality under the law is a complete meltdown and a capitulation by the end of the students and the rest of chemistry just like you saw in that video where the

if it feels threatened by the west, will be response nate, though it's not the effect, nate, us the fence of alarms and we have proved for more than 70 years that we are there to protect and defend on the our, the turns is there not to provoke a conflict, but to prevent the conflict. ah, we are, of course, concerned about what we see, that the russia is set, modernizing its snoopy capable miss eyes. that would applaud them to colleen and get all that we have seen. also, escandone resides in belarus and east con, the massage, our dual capable miss odds. that also carry a nuclear warheads. that's part of the pat on receipt. and the reason why we are a concerned on why we have been concerned for over long periods of time, because this is a development, a pattern that has taken place over several years. one of the most important agreements ne dollars has reached a unmade with russia was the ins treaty banning all intermediate range or weapons in on, globally with holes in the, in europe, on the, on the russia deployed new nissans while letting that the treaty. and of course, that has undermin

and this leads documents from the us and nate. so the one that was published in the spanish newspaper. do you see as an outright rejection of russia's demands? was some of the rejection of the main demands and then demand not to have to have a guarantee that ukraine not be brought into nato is really critical. because if ukraine was brought to where to be brought into nato, then that 1300 mile border could be a border between, between russia and ukraine. could be a border where us missiles, including intermediate range nuclear missiles, could be just a couple of minutes away of flying time from side of that some of the centers of population in russia. so that's a very critical demand. and so 2 is the demand and such missiles not be, never be stationed in you can. so that's really what this is revolved around. and the u. s. is decided after many, many months to just turn it into a crisis. but i don't think that the us ever accept the idea that, you know, mexico or canada could join hospital military alliance and station nuclear mis

nate burleson looks at why it was so important for the music industry and the game of football. >> ♪> reporter: dr. dre and snoop dogg celebrated their hometown of los angeles with the song california love and the california crowd loved them right back as they danced to 50 cent hanging upside down as he rap about being in the club. >> ♪ >> reporter: the field at sofi stadium was transformed into a stylized version of compton, california, the birthplace of some of hip-hop's most influential artists including kendrick lamar. >> ♪ >> reporter: mary j. blige saying her heart out from the rooftop. >> ♪ >> reporter: with his entrance, eminem literally brought the house down. >> ♪ >> reporter: eminem and it his performance by taking a knee, re-creating the stands made by former quarterback colin kaepernick to call attention to racial injustice. >> i think big picture, people who would agree with him taking a knee think the same thing. it is not over. this has not been fixed. the nfl and many other professional sports still have a huge problem with race. >> reporter: nate burlison, cbs news,

yeah. nate, nate, or rather i don't believe we should speak about native because nathan is just a bureaucratic organization, but particular members which play the most important role this side of the role. what with regard to ukraine in particularly of course, we see increase of military cooperation, military delivery to ukraine from a particular need to members be turner can be united states b, u k. and the military capacity of the plan is increasing. and of course, ration military who are responsible for those issues. they take that take into account and other things which have not to do with ukraine. but i think has a lot to do with the bigger picture. is that in 2021, 2 things happens which demonstrate that they need to it inside the situation is actually slightly different than need 2 officials and they to brokers who would love to demonstrate. i mean, i've got to stand and the creation of this all course grouping when the united states basically decide that for themselves or to do the same. and i'm going to stand. and i think both of those events brought russian leadership to conclusion

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and nate, so it seems it's hopeful, lack of awareness, means they blindly accuse others of repeating their own history without ever gazing back at their own checkered past with life becoming increasingly dangerous in the past, due to shelling by ukraine, many have been fleeing to russia over 93000 refugees have now cross the border. he's don quarter is in the russian city of ross about dawn with a group of volunteers helping the new arrivals up to 90000. don bos evacuees have made their way across the border into the russian federation. first arriving at one of the many temporary housing facilities in ra stove region until making their way to another longer term location. now, what we see behind me are trucks that are carrying the 1st massive delivery of humanitarian aid here, organized by the united russia party. because it takes a lot of supplies to make sure that many people can live as comfortably as possible . now accompanying this humanitarian aid delivery are the emergency services of russia to help the situation as well as thousands of volunteers from moscow, the suburbs of m

ah, in the v is of nate or at least a possible assault on ukraine. russia, i mean, the nato was caught off guard back in 2014, when the crimea was annexed by russia. the last thing the alliance wants to do this time is to, in any way, give russia the benefit of the doubt. or i will be checking back in with you. as that meeting gets underway, need back there for us in brussels, its course of an hour to dawson jibari who's in moscow. daughter, as we've been saying there are these images come out of a parent troop withdrawal russian troop withdrawal from crimea. what, what do we know? well, and this is a footage that, that was released by the country's defense ministry saying that what we're seeing in those pictures are units and equipment from the southern units of russia's military. after completing a number of exercises, these heavy tanks and the systems artillery systems have been loaded onto trucks and have crossed the crimean bridge over to me. man, russia this, it took place apparently late on tuesday evening. this was something that was announced by the russian defense mystery spo

, nate, us, we have inference and russians, we have influence. all right, well we have run out of time, so we're going to have to leave the discussion there. thank you so much to our guest, alina jenko, dimitria bridget, and andrea craig, and thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al jazeera dot com, and for further discussion, go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story. you can also join the conversation on twitter. our handle is at ha, inside story. from me mohammed jim, jim, the whole team here, bye for now. ah ah. ah, look forward to brighter sky's the winter sponsored by cancel. it weighs you're locked into your weather report for asia. hello, everyone. nice to see you. here's the situation we've got somewhat weather leaking in from pockets done into the northwest of india. this could bubble up into some thunderstorms in a while, but otherwise seems fair. the quiet temperature is above average in hydro, bad with the high of $35.00 degrees is the situation

which would involve for nate, nate, the members. so if, if that part of lithuania is planning, all you planning a get to do something about russian invasion? if it happens is this part of your current planning? i think what we are learning and what we are doing together we've allies reinforcing need to present that here in the east and eastern flat. this is a very important and i think this is beyond the right answer is a current the sedation because this is the only language russia, russia understand and respect that's and that's, that is our, our point that the nato made, the countries should reinforce its presence and get a very straightforward answer to the russian escalation, but we're only talking about a few 1000 troops. what good do you expect about to do? if the worst happens we will never be able to match russia in their, in numbers, in terms of numbers. their actual always has an upper hand in this respect, but we can deter russia, russia by mach allied groups, deter russia by showing gay berry from korea, and capable cap

international with the latest wealth news that is great to help you with a president. putin has wound nate, so against ignoring russia's key security de mountains, one of which is not allowing ukraine's membership of the western military alliance . the statement came as he met with his french counts part in moscow. i made soaring tensions over ukraine. vladimir putin drew some crucial lines for the global community. you asked me if russia wants to fight a war with mason. let me ask you. does nato want to fight a war with russia? if nato does nothing but demand action from us, let's not play that way. that's a bad sandpit. we don't like such a game. we hadn't heard bruton b this direct these, these strong in his language. and in quite a while look, there was, there is plenty of impetus. there is plenty of cause for this for, for both sides to be more open with each other, especially behind closed doors. when nothing's going to leak, because emmanuel mac on said himself that there are days left days left to resort to resolve this crisis. and look, given the gravity of the situation, either i

thank you. nate, lose the strongest lions history on make no mistake. we will defend them, protect every alloy against any attack and every in shall natal territory. and that's the reason also we have increased our presence in the eastern part of the alliance with fossil, some more troops, sheep, some plains, or the last 2 weeks. 2, to send the video fair messages on the tack on the wall, i will trigger responsible the whole alliance. and we do so not to provoke a conflict, but to prevent the conflict. what reduce the offensive? it's prudent, it's measured, but it is necessary because we see the aggressive actions of russia against that ukraine. on. therefore, a allah is also how to make sure that there is no room for any misunderstanding about the address. i can do anything. no thought against that. nate landlord's a country national public radio. i thank you terry hall with n p r and d w. mister secretary general in the, in the next statement, and you say that we're deploying additional defensive land and air forces to the eastern part of the alliance

well, we all, every one of us has and then nate neuro seed of transcendent awareness. we're all built to perceive god or higher power. there's natural variance in any genetically endowed trade, whether it's hard capacity to create music or ability to do math. there's variance and some of us may hear it more intensely than others, but that doesn't mean that on this end of the bell curve, they aren't spiritual they are, they hear it in a different way, a different volume. and not only does the intensity vary, but it also comes in on different channels. some people can truly in their minds. i see the presence of the spirit of a deeply sacred being. whereas other people feel it kinesthetic lee in their heart or in their god. but when whatever channel it comes in on is probably the dominant channel and that person's composition, their way of being much as we have inborn differences in personality. so we, yes, we're all naturally spiritual, but there's different intensities and there's different channels on which it comes . and while it, i can even start to express what a jo

is, will be satisfied with something that is less than just comprehensive security guarantee from nate we have demanded for this year. yeah, that's right. it appears to be vladimir putin, it's all or nothing. professor gate right jenko, we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. thank you. thank you. here's a look now some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. canadian police have begun arresting protesters who have been walking traffic in the capital out of work for 3 weeks. demonstrators angry about code 19 restrictions and paralyzed parts of the city. the crisis has prompted prime minister just and trudeau to, to clear emergency powers. rescuers in greece and say to people who were stranded inside a burning ferry for more than 15 hours. so far hundreds have been rescued from the ship which caught fire or traveling between greece and italy. $290.00 passengers and crew were on board initially. 11 people are still unaccounted for. the african union has welcomed a european pledge to invest a 150000000000 euros and infrastructure on the continent. e. u

alice pledged to continued support financial support to the support military to support her and also nate the brides a critical support to help her ukraine strengthen its simon offenses. ah, on of course naples, main responsibility is to make sure that there is sir, no regression against any natal at countries. so we have all the day increased our presence in the eastern part alliance, and we're ready to further increase our presence in the is down part alliance if necessary. and so take a press thank you, mark cross an associated press. you consider russia's latest movements, an invasion of ukraine. i think we have to recall, not russia hoss, all of the invaded ukraine. they invaded ukraine back in 2014, that annex the park there. okay. and crimea, and since 2014, that i've been a russian military units of forces in don boss in donuts congo homeschool. so what we see now is that a come to which is older, invaded it is suffering further invasion on the onward more a russian meant our presence on this is of course a even more serious because some because so this comes on, on top of the rec

as to the open door policy of natal are we are counting on their support for a full membership of nate. so this step would be a powerful signal in support of ukraine's geopolitical choice out, which is enshrined in our legislation and has been recognized by many countries in the world. thank you for good. i know counselor statement by the federal, chancellor of germany, all of sholtes gender. electra didn't want many thanks. thank. thank you for holding here. warm welcome. oh dear. i've got him zalinski like the have firms lives. i had to now conversation the dialogue for about 2 hours. it was a very good. it's not the 1st conversation that we had to be ordered. they had the opportunity in brussels, still have intensive earn talks with each other. but it's very good that you were able to do it here in this location. and i am very happy that i can come, i was able to come to care for the 1st time as chancellor. it's very serious and times that i am a visit thing. the korean one message is very important and germany is standing next to a video graham. i'm our country is very impressive i

it's fair so influence it wants to limit nate, those right to collect the defense and demands that we should remove all our forces on infrastructure from the conscious or join nato often follow the berlin wall. but let me be clear, there is no 1st clause, nate, don't members in the west, the lines and the 2nd clause, nato members to the east. we are all natal. alas. i, we stand as wrong and we will always do what is necessary to protect and defend each other. moscow also wants to deny as sovereigns, countries derived to choose their own path, and their own security arrangements for ukraine. but those of other countries, such as thin and sweden and for the 1st time we now see badging. joining moscow in calling on natal to stop admitting new members, it is an attempt to control the faith of free nations. to rewrite the national rule book, an impulse their own all for the titles of governance. the current crisis demonstrates the importance of the transatlantic relationship for you to p and security. 2 world wars on the cold war, it has totals that there is no real security in europe with

ah, nate, voila. i was over a long period of time provided support, practical support, military support to, to ukraine, and helped them to build a much stronger, much better crit, much better trained on force today than there you can have in 2014. and i, i would like to recognize the the ripped professionalism on the bravery all day ukrainian or men and women in uniform are now standing up against the russian invasion. so we continue to stand together or condemning the russian, a full scale invasion of ukraine on the allies. so i stand together also in sending a message that the or we will never accepts the brutal violation over in the national or that we see taking place or as rochelle nominates ukraine will go. she ran back and you have any information that shows that nat nato allies faced a direct threat from, from russia at the moment, and would need of reconsider military and intervention in ukraine. thank you. nathan is the strongest alliance history and make no mistake. we will defend them, pro

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you imagine for yourself that ukraine and nate members will begin military operations in crimea. what do we do? go to war with the nato block? has anyone thought about that? so the situation is it seems to me both sides refusing to budge and let him pitch and set it there in a slightly different context. but what do we do? what's versus reaction? been to this. moscow has already sent follow up questions to this document. so clearly that there is a desire for continued a dialogue. but most disposition on this has been consistent from the beginning. it recognizes, of course, that every single country has the right to determine its own policy and assure its own security thought is not what's being disputed. here. the issue is when a country's choices have ramifications beyond its borders and actually pose a very real physical threat to someone else. and let's just be clear. a potential natal launchpad located in ukraine is just a couple of minutes miss all away from, from russia. so it's essentially, i think, this fear that really underlies russia's concerns, ignoring really shows a

into the annals of history, suggest that it might not be about respect for the law at all in 1099, nate, so completely bypass the u. n. by not seeking authorization for a bombing campaign in bel, great. even just one day is a long time in politics, but for $78.00 days straight, that the bombs rained down in serbia. it seems that no one in the west took time to ponder its legality. but then the killing of hundreds of civilians was handily explained the way as reasonable force under the chart of the security council has primary responsibility for maintaining international peace and security. and this is explicitly acknowledged in the north atlantic treaty. therefore, the council should be involved in any decision to resort to the use of force. and not long after that history repeats itself, the usa didn't fancy waiting around for you and clearance on the invasion of iraq or whether it complied with international law. they simply went to war, that didn't exactly err on the side of legal either. a wall waged without a clear mandate by the security council would constitute a flagrant violati

so ahead on the program that you asked nato response to, nate to rushes, propose security guarantees. it's lisa unpublished, by a spanish newspaper. the document rejects russia's teet amounts, including keeping neighboring ukraine out of the military law. that you could certain about the green label on gas and new killer power paving the way for subsidies on tax cuts. as member states plot a show with a switch to renew both in the midst of an energy crisis with from moscow to the world. this is our t pleasure to help you with this today. i'm, you know, neil. russia has pledge to take action against german media outlets operating in the country. the announcement from the foreign ministry came just hours after our sister channel r t. d was blocked by germany's media regulator. the verdict of the german media regulator is an unambiguous signal that russian concerns have been defiantly ignored. this step deprives us of any choice but to start implementing retaliatory measures against german media accredited in russia. as well as internet intermediaries who have all betrayed early and unre

no, there are no nate, though combat troops nor troops. sir, nate, the troops at all inside ukraine as we can. we. i may declare that we don't have any plans and in intentional deploying natal troops to ukraine or what we have made or carries that we have ordered it increased and we are increasing the preston. so nato troops in the eastern part of the lions on natal territory. ukraine is a highly valued carter. we have supported ukraine for many, many years. or we helped them to build them more and more than capable armed force or military. we have helped them to train equip, and in many different ways strengthen their armed forces, or we help them with cyber defenses innate on it, while ice and different ways. but, but, but we don't have a natal troops in ukraine, and we don't have any plans to send natal troops into ukraine, but we are there to protect and defend all their dollars. so we support ukraine. we broad, absolute security guarantees for nato allies. and we demonstrate that a commitment by increasing the presence in east and pot

it makes you think of that for not de escalation for nate to them. what is, maybe it would just prefer if russia disbanded its entire army all together, still to bug is not the only one dissatisfied with what's going on. the ukrainian foreign minister echoed his was in the u. k. boris johnson said that the west still must stick together because moscow is giving off mixed signals. i've also seen a few john this campaign about how the kremlin is not withdrawing and the heavy duty stuff. just thousands of troops and tanks. it seems russia just can't win. it keeps troops at the board as it's an aggressor. it withdraws, it troops and it still could pounce at any moment now. so if there was any hope that this apocalyptic winter is coming, rhetoric that's really been flaunting, the informational spare for the last few weeks would come to an end. perhaps we should have known better. let's just remind ourselves. so the highlights, what can you tell us about reports that you as intelligent, believes russia is considering wednesday for an attack. we cannot perf

. >> nate johnson can be found downtown four times a week, behind the county jail's locked doors. >>verybody's got something to write with. >> teaching free writing. >> the first prompt we're going to do today is if you ask me -- >> free as in writing without rules, the only requirement, to keep writing. >> 30 seconds. >> until time is called. >> i'll read mine first. if you ask me, it's hard to write when the cameras are in here i'm wondering if they're going to put the lens right up against my hands, and everyone in tv land is going to see all the dirt under my fingernails. >> you asked me how i grew up, i'd say i was spoiled. i had all the toys in the world. if you ask me about my son, i may cry. i miss him a lot right now. >> thank you. >> this would be my third class here. >> stephanie clark, already convinced. >> writing helped me get out of my deep depression i was in when all the -- my -- everything that i'm here for happened. >> i sort of felt mentally free for a minute or two so that's what i'm hoping happens with you guys. >> sometimes i hold stuff in so tight, for so long

they are thinking primarily with nate, that's the big game that we see at the moment. we'll have to leave it there called belt, the co chair of the european council formulations, former prime minister, sweden. thank you very much for joining us. thank you. let's get a round up of some other headlines now. libya's prime minister abdul hamid ald vega has survived an assassination attempt that's according to reuters news agency. or they quoted a government source in saying that de baby car had been struck with bullets as he returned home. but he had escaped on the harm to of voting and started and elections, and several indian states including its most populous with our pradesh there, the chief minister yogi of it you enough is seeking re election for his hindu nationalist. b j. p party, which is also india's ruling party at a national level victory there would boost a party ahead of national elections in 2024 police in new zealand. capital, wellington, arrested more than 50 people protesting against corona, virus, mandates and restrictions. several 100 demonstrators had

and nate, so it seems it's hopeful, lack of awareness, means they blindly accuse others of repeating their own history without ever gazing back at their own checkered past with life becoming increasingly dangerous and on bad few to shelling by ukraine, many have been fleeing to russia as he visited one of the temporary accommodations scientists and heard from refugees about their hopes and fears. ah, the listeners, my children have grown up. i daughter works at medical university. she can't leave and the grandchildren left with their mother, god willing, they will stay safe. ah listen, i have a right, let's just place little bag and massage back back. we only brought essential documents and a few close we did manage to bring per saw thanks such a shampoo or so. we're given that here. mm. she is doing the scene of them being in 2014 over harshly. sheldon not be sales, were flying above all ahead of her constantly hiding in sellers who were extremely terrified. and that's why when we heard about the evacuation, we gave up everything and came here. ah, that's all it we had children for

and nate and i refer to the right thing to freedom to how to ensure the security we get it. but it's not just about giving someone this right. after all, this is only one part of the well known formula for the indivisibility of security . second, group part says that one should not allow the strengthening of anyone's security. bennett from the security of the state chair is the so the washing leaders asking why must we start profile our security that someone else can feel safe? not said it would be remiss if i didn't point out that the document has some encouraging moments. i'm talking about reestablish the communication long military channels, reinstating the nature office here and moscow discussing arms control. so reducing missile deployment to ukraine. but if we get to the bottom of it, let's be blown. according to this document, the west responds to ne, existential concern of russia, as we have here, but we don't care enough to do anything. and this is, in fact case clothes. we're not going to discuss it further. but here's a list of much smaller things that we feel tha

was to, to join nate. so what would happen? you've seen the thing we're going to be covering it for the. busy next, coming out, but next i want to talk about another 15 day today. another conversation with the criminal talk diplomat held a telephone conversation with you as counterpart onto the blink. you said it was open to discussion on the issue of the indivisibility of security. however, secular provided that there was a negative overall u. s. and nature response to key russian security interest most because of course, particularly concerned that washington seems willing to carry out his existing commitments. at the certificates you look at the principle of indivisibility is not something we will give up on. we insist on an honest conversation and on an honest explanation of why the west does not want to fulfill its obligations, wants to fulfill them. or we selectively in its favor or i will go and call her correspondence across this one, so to speak more about what came out of this phone call. and whi

a sure if all of those matters were of my means, the basically not removed from the agenda once or nate. so decided this is stupid forward and you have to put the uncles, additional coo and supported those who wanted to use for the helpless to capture the parliament and tedious and wants to parliament decided to hell the referendum. one of the great people decided to hold her a friend, them, i didn't for the people. so nato and the americans really wanted to do that nor themselves. it's because their faults, that's for the food, but it just might be interested in us that the russia, restarting, it's activities within the russia. nate account, so i support that i. i value that and we do, we did one to restore to it is that when you do full fledged activities, full fledged dogs and activities, this was once a very important mechanism. and so we hope for the best thank you the to, to one of the for the work that we're doing. and there's no reaction. i think that should allow us to see the rush need a console to go back to ok. can see your active shipping. i mean, for him and cheap, i think

and nate. so of course, those security demands. now, if these demands are continually ignored, as they have been, if this, if this continues to go on. now russia said that it can give a military response to those ignore asian also to the fact that the u. s. nato are ignoring get their security demands. hearing a lot of accusations towards russia that it's not engaging in talks. it's not meeting half way. and we've heard from the foreign minister on the president saying yes to talk, talk, talk, diplomacy. is there any way out of this? we've had this revolving door of world leaders and foreign minister to moscow over the past couple of weeks is anything coming out of those apart from just agreeing to more talk? well, so gay lover of the foreign minister was want to say that we don't need endless talks about things that need action is also come out and said that this and we want a full list of these dates of when i'm named asian will be we don't know when they will be, but sure the western media is very open that subjects can you plea

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for example, because nate wants to send more troops to the east, but a war with ukraine would be deeply unpopular at home and to most people consider the whole discussion about it. totally exaggerated as there isn't a sense of in a minute to war. he and moscow and to nobody in this country can or wants to believe that the russians would kill ukrainians. why many people i have, i hope many people i have spoken to a brother, nation. exactly. a lot of them have relatives there and the other way around. you're a great to talk to you. thank you very much for the analysis. now round up of some other stories making world news today. in ecuador, at least 11 people is dead off the record flooding to get a massive landslide buildings and cars in the capitol kito, with the way by tons of water on sunday. heavy rains have pounded the country since october. scientists, a global warming is a major contributing factor in mexico. another journalist has been shot dead while working in the western state of the channel. the man was reporting on local government corruption. it's the 4th such killing in les

and it says, nate, so is willing to consider ukraine's membership in nature. this is long been brought in a putin's argument on one of his excuses for launching his invasion of ukraine. so their response to water nato has said to day will be the same. you have to promise of letting me putin's response will be. you have to promise not to expand eastward, you have to rec, sprout promise not to accept the ukraine as a member and nato will repeat again. it's not up to them to decide it's up to individual countries to decide. but we all know that the prospect of nato ukraine's membership of nato has been kicked well into the long grass. and it's very, very far off the horizon of many people. see what vladimir putin is saying is just an excuse for him to invade ukraine and try him, force it back into russia's all, and the president of ukraine. mila has appealed for talks with a vladimir putin, where things stand on that front. oh is a got a couple of angles on this. first of all, we understand that vladimir zalinski appealed, called, wanting talks with moscow. but a

so whether nate or to you should have this or that new member. but this is not the issue, the issue, whether that is a decision to be made by those individual countries. and the members, although hesitations, or whether russia has a veto to decide what neighbors can do or not do. that's to re establish specially influence. we don't believe in that we don't believe in, in, in going back in history. really, we believe in free in the pan nations making the all free democratic choices. thank you very much, miss sigler, do it's reassuring to me and i'm sure do many in the room to see how will late so ok were back in the studio here with our chief medical editor melinda crane homeland that. now, let's go to what the sex your general of nato was. talk met there. this new normal that we're seeing with russia was talk, man threatening dimansky. can you elaborate a little bit more about what he was saying there and explain to us? well, essentially that, as we said, this is not about ukraine alone, and any attempt to placate russia by saying that the ukrain

unlike some of its nate, her allies, germany has rolled out sending weapons to ukraine. meanwhile, in moscow, french president emanuel makram focused on de escalation, as it rushes, vladimir putin reiterated his demands for nato to stay out of the region, but said he was willing to compromise. he were deeply luxury and a number of ma, crohn's ideas and proposals which are probably too early to speak about. i consider quite possible to use and forming the basis of or further joint steps, the leisure measure famous. my struggle with the 3 as far as we are concerned, that we will do everything to find compromises that suit every one of the macro will. how talks in kiev on tuesday before heading to berlin, a long wake of diplomacy for european leaders hoping to avoid conflict from war. i'm joined by our washington bureau chief in his paul in as a biden and charles chain to show unity there at the white house. are they? are they as united as they say they other? indeed, they stressed it over and over again. how closely german in the united states are standing together and that they will su

well, i mean, we saw the statement from the european union, the repeal commission from nate to their colon on moscow to seize all military options. and there are calling on most coach to, to pull out their troops. but at the moment, no one hears as is talking about trying to, to find a new way to have a dialogue with lady me putting i think that and they expressed it this way. or most leaders are really appalled by what is happening in ukraine and, and that's why there are sync now it's the time to punish ukraine. however.