and we can join d, w, corresponded nick connelly and the ukranian capital. welcome nick, and we have some western military analysts saying that russian forces of abandon the hawk. if region is, is ukraine ready to declare victory in its ne well, i think that definitely is the mood here and keith as the last few days, bessie being kind of shocked amazement at the speed of this. i think even lots of kind of a and less close to the government here couldn't quite imagine this happening in this time frame. there are some russian troops in the can far eastern part of high kibbler as we understand still hanging on. but the most part, this is now all firmly under ukrainian control. it seemed like the russians didn't put up much a fight, but just dumped everything had dumped. lots of high tech kit, even with instruction manuals left, didn't even bother to destroy it, let alone take it with them and ran for the russian border. and put to remember though, that had give as low and along with this region is directly on the border with russia. so it should russia collect

nick: and 3% of the greenland ice sheet, and this is the best case scenario, that equates to 27 centimetersa level rise, which does not sound like much but even those impacts could be devastating. zita: yes. i think if you are looking into the low-lying cause and into the planning process, it is how do we protect people, but how do we reduce the risk. we need to consider different levels of sea level in our planning process. the best case scenario is the minimum and this is something we can plan a bit for sure. we also need to consider the high end scenarios. whenever you plan with critical infrastructure like hospitals, harbors, but also cities like new york, you also need to know what could be the worst scenario and how to prepare for that. and many times when you hear these calculations, how many people will be affected, it is oftentimes done without considering our reactions. but our reactions and our disaster reactions are much as important to deal with t he issue. there's a lot we can do as a society, and also that we have to do. because there is a commitment to sea level rise, part o

. >> ultimately, nick finds him and tails him like in the movies. d 911. >> nick went right up to daunte and confronted him. i was like, get against the car, you -- every curse word -- and seemed pretty confident like. >> you must have wanted so badly to get this man to tell you where she was. >> yes. >> but the police show up? >> and there was nothing i could do. >> as the detectives approached daunte, nick continued yelling. >> i'm just cursing at him and, you know, vocally being nasty to him. he wasn't saying nothing bad to me. >> the police respond. more family down and it got chaotic. >> the police worried about his safety. >> mr. taylor was ultimately transported to the local precinct and subsequently he was interviewed by detectives. >> was daunte taylor giving them anything? was he helping? sfle provided the police with his palm prints, his fingerprints, he gave a consent to search his phone. >> and when detectives confronted daunte with phone records showing he had been talking to sarah the night she had been missing, he had an explanation.

welcome, nick. and we had that hockey's man describing these attacks on power grids as rushes revenge for recent ukrainian successes. how disruptive are they were certainly yesterday it was a pretty dramatic picture, especially from forgive there on a day where the people that expected to be able to kind of enjoy the fact they were now a lot further away from those russian troops and russian artillery strikes but yes, we saw the metro going down, we saw most the city plunged into darkness and lots of basic services falling away in right now as though we have heard that it has been possible to restore electricity to large areas. the bigger problem though is the thermal heating plots right now it's already kind of chilly. it's a cold autumn. but as we get into winter lots people are going to be without the kind of that heating supplies that they used to. and these, these plots have been talked by russia all through this war, and they're gonna take a long time to restore you caught redirect heating from ot

and a warning, some images and accounts in this story are graphic. nickiberated izium, scarred and smashed by russian occupation, the ukinian military now guarantees security. and ukraine's president vows to restore the rule of law that russia stole. speaking to the soldiers who liberated izium this past weekend, volodymyr zelenskyy said ukraineould re-seize all its territory. pres. zelenskyy: it might be possible to occupy the territories of our country, but it's certainly impossible to occupy our people. nick: ukraine's anthem promises to lay down soul and body for our freedom. today, the city once crucial to russia's offensive once again flies the blue and gold. zelenskyy then traveled up the road to another city liberated last week, balakliya. he awarded soldiers for their service and success. pres. zelenskyy: the people of ukraine will never forgive. but you, please, never forgive any of those traitors and terrorists. nick: we caught up with him as he left. why was it important for you to come here today? pres. zelenskyy: it's very important. for exa

earlier i asked d dot e correspondent, nick connelly and hi keith, how credible these allegations might be? i think definitely matches things we've been hearing on the ground from locals who've just come out of those 6 months of occupation. i think there's still a lot of analysis and of kind of uncovering to do so far as we understand it. the ukranian authorities are mainly focusing on the bigger towns, even smaller villages. we were in a small village near the russian border, where locals were telling us about sellers in abandoned houses where people that were of interest to the russian authorities. maybe men are fighting age or people with family connections to those fighting in the ukraine army were taken for torture. one man told us he was shot at that sir. they was beaten up on a regular basis. so i think there is still a lot more to come there. and if you think back to the region around kia, where you had those, an awful crimes against civilians in butcher, in it appeared, it took weeks for all the bodies to be found for all the stories be collected. this is going to be a long pro

and we had a tribute today, nick, from _ that. and we had a tribute today, nick, from the _ that. om the duke _ that. and we had a tribute today, nick, from the duke of— that. and we had a tribute today, nick, from the duke of sussex, l nick, from the duke of sussex, prince harry, in which he talks very emotionally and with great affection about his late grandmother? undoubtedly, great affection from the duke of sussex, talking again, like his brother, about granny. he says, i am forever grateful for all of our first meetings, from my earliest childhood memories, to meeting you for the first time as my commander—in—chief, to the first moment you met my darling wife and hugged your beloved great—grandchildren. and harry, who we saw of course with his brother and sister, the four of them, looking at the flowers and meeting the crowds at windsor on saturday, harry now saying, we now honour my father in his new role as king charles iii. so, further evidence of the family coming together at this moment. . ., . , the family coming together at this moment. . ., .,, . . the family coming t

and nick, all of _ of the british constitution. d nick, all of these _ of the british constitution. and nick, all of these ceremonial today and over the next few days, long planned, of course, how much of charles's stamp would you say there is on all of this?— is on all of this? well, i think a significant _ is on all of this? well, i think a significant amount. _ is on all of this? well, i think a significant amount. but - is on all of this? well, i think a significant amount. but of - is on all of this? well, i think a l significant amount. but of course much of it is rooted in protocol, and procedure and constitutional necessity, which is not susceptible to the whims of any particular individual. we have heard an awful lot about how at his coronation he might be declared as defender of faith, ratherthan might be declared as defender of faith, rather than as defender of the faith, well, i think that is probably not true, it does not need to be spelt out as specifically as that, we know his considerable and genuine interest in othe

and for the latest from ukraine were joined. nobody w's nick connelly and keith nick, how significant are these recent gains and you think the army can hold on to the territory? they've recaptured this is truly a big deal. i think this is the biggest shift in territory held that we've seen for months now. if you remember in recent times, we've seen the russians of the ukrainians for that matter, advancing a couple of 100 meters a day may be a few kilometers a week. and this is a matter of dozens of clumps in the space of a few days. and to top all of that in a part of the country that the russians just weren't expecting, we'd handle that expectation built up about the ukranian can't fence from the south nick at san and in the end it ended up being inserted different part of the country where the russian forces were very poorly supplied, where lots of the russian forces were actually people mobilized from low hunts convenience, often against their will with very little in the way of equipment and military training. we've seen those attempts now

and for the latest on ukraine were joined now by d. w's, nick connelly in keith. and nick, this sounds very much like a route by the ukrainians, but can they hold on to the territory they're recapturing? well, so far in this war, the ukraine forces have done a lot more defending than attacking, and they've shown that they can hold those russian forces back are basically all the advances we've seen by russian forces in recent months have been at a kind of pace of a few 100 meters a day at most few kilometers a week. and now they've done the total opposite. they've really made gains of dozens of kilometers in the space of a few days. seems like they worked out that there was a weak point in russia's kind of forces along ukraine's front lines in the south. and in dawn by the east, they were more in the way of professional russian soldiers here. and there had give most of the forces, there were people who been basically ganged in to fighting for russia. these people from huntington, it's often without military training and with worse equipment. and it seems like ukrain

gemini does, but definitely things are a bit better and is a lot less in the way of open criticism from ukraine inside. okay. did of in a correspondent, nick connelly in key reporting for us and our coverage of king charles. the 3rd proclamation continues after a short break, your watching dw news fly from berlin. i'm a spicer from the entire news team. thanks for watching. with you shift your guide to life in the digital world. explore the latest online trends. navigate your way through the digital jungle. get a global perspective. we'll be your guide and show you what's possible. you decide what really matters to you. with the city to and culture with d. well, you travel reporters and use you vis groove and you leave with tory through european capitals from copenhagen by a vienna to madrid. just sit back, relax and enjoy the ride check in in 30 minutes on d, w. o. a ended glistening place of longing. mediterranean sea have almost har enter far, dual career drift along with exploring modern lifestyles and the mediterranean meeting. people actually hearing their dreams ready to re journey this week on d. w. m. i, when you work as an archit

i want to bring in cnn's sara murray, political analyst laura barone lopez, and nick akerman, and also we have national security attorney bradley moss. a great panel to talk about this very important issue. i want to begin with you here, sara. you've been going through the inventory documents from this mar-a-lago search. tell me what is standing out to you? >> well, i mean, certainly it's the volume. they say there are 11,000 government documents that are not classified. but also, when you dig in to the classified documents you, have you 103 documents. we're now learning that amounts to hundreds of pages in these documents. but 18 of those are top secret. 54 are secret. 31 are confidential. so all levels of classification. there are also a bunch of these empty folders. some of them have classify markings on them. some say return to a staff secretary or a military aide. and as you pointed out, a lot of these documents, these classified documents are just mixed in with a whole mess of other stuff. >> i find that odd, that these documents would be mixed in, like some kind of a junk drawer

we on the right understand exactly who we are and what we stand for. nickgia meloni is unabashedly nationalist, and oudly populist. ms. meloni: our individual freedom is under attack. the sovereignty of our nation is under attack. the prosperity and well being of our families is under attack. the education of our children is under attack. nick: she will lead italy's farthest right coalition in 80 years, with firebrand matteo salvini, the former interior minister and leader ofhe euroskepc, nationalist party league, and three-time former prime minister, 85-year-old silvio berlusconi. >> [speaking italian] nick: meloni's rise in italian politics has come quickly. as a girl, she was raised by a single mother and has long said she found a new family as a teenager in the neo-fascist italian social movement, created by supporters of dictator benito mussolini. its logo, the flame, is part of meloni's own logo today. and almost exactly 100 years after mussolini's march on rome brought him to power, italy's future leader once praised mussolini on french tv. ms. melon

but we can assure be sure that there are some thank you. roman dw, russia, and list roman gunter, rancor dw corresponded. nick conley is in the eastern ukrainian city of hockey. and earlier he told us how people on the ukrainian side view, the votes being staged in russian hill territory. we're here in had given you crank control territory. it isn't really much of a topic. people here are basically resigned to this being a foregone conclusion. they don't see it really change anything. they're definitely not going to see their government changing its behavior and somehow leaving off trying to regain these areas. just because russia claims that this is now russian held territory. we've even heard some russian leaders kind of talking about the numbers that they expect to happen. the seemingly hinting at what the result is going to be. even before people go to the polls as the people on the ground in rockford, ukraine, we can't get them. we basically not be able to get lessons 2014 since russia stoked those separatist campaigns in the east there. so what we can see on social media is not a huge amount in the way

and nick takes it from there, from >> everything on the menu is amazing. but the plank entirely illini is probably one of our signature dishes. >> sure, the dishes sound exotic and they are. but the scene is family style and fun. >> tonight, star for me. the spot price paid in butter. >> sears in bavaria sear yeah. >> picking it up with your fingers. part of the experience and you want to wash it down with a nice glass of italian all right. the to those little guys francisco vicki liviakis kron, 4 news >> you did it. i did that they're that we're always looking for great places to dine in or get takeout in your neighborhood. >> you can use the camera on your phone to scan this qr code and it will take you directly to the dine. and dish web page where you can submit your favorite restaurant for us to feature. and that wraps up kron. 4 his 5. that's hard to say. now. i know it but we have a lot more news ahead on kron. 4 news at 6. catherine heenan is here with a look. you did say on for you started clarify. all right. >> coming up at 6 o'clock, major delays

nick: and liberal activists worry about her eroding lgbtq rights, and access to abortion.e european parliament, meloni chairs a right-wing group in of 44 parties in the european parliament that includes : -- poland's ruling law and justice party, which the eu has condemned for undermining the rule of law. it also includes sweden's democrats, an anti-immigrant party created out of a neo-nazi group, that just became the country's second largest party. but meloni's euroskepticism will be constrained by the crises sparked by ukraine, and she will work with the biden administration, says tocci. >> we are in an energy crisis, we are in an economic crisis, we are in a war, and so those are constraining factors to that euroskepticism. nick: why would she want to work with the biden administration, or why does she feel she has to? >> it goes back to this question of kind of belonging to the west. you know, this is the family she belongs to. these are the international relationships that she believes in. meloni is very, not only is she very opposed to russia, she is also very gung h

nick: and then here is 65-year-old anatoliy khrapach. he is not a soldier, nor a police officer. n and girl who were killed in this car, were his son and granddaughter. anatoliy on the right, his son andriy on the left. anitoliy with 9-year-old kseniya. >> she was a schoolgirl. nine years old. she used to dance and do figure skating. he was an entrepreneur. he traveled a lot. everything is gone now. (long -- everything is gone now. nick: when you look at this scene, how do you feel? >> horror. horror. nick: what can you say? >> it's been half a year already, but still -- i don't have the strength. nick: the whole family was in the car, andriy and kseniya on the right. but remarkably, olena and 17-year-old misha, othe left, survived, and made it to germany. we spoke to misha today online. >> russia now is a terrorist state. and i think that the whole world should know what this country do with me, with my family, and with my country, with ukraine, because we were just civilians, and they were soldiers. for what, my father and my sister die? for what? they would just civilians. nick

hi keith, thank you so much, nick. and now to some other stories making headlines around the world in japan, a super typhoon and, and my daughter made landfall on the southern island of que show mister or miss bringing powerful winds of up to 180 kilometers on our authorities or warning of unprecedented weather conditions, 4000000 people have been urged to evacuate. the european union has recommended suspending 7500000000 euros in funds to hungary over corruption allegations, hungering, prime minister, victor, all bands accused of mismanaging u fonts and dismantling democratic institutions. the suspension must be approved by a majority of member states. within 3 months, hundreds of people have marched in armenia, capital year, yvonne, demanding the country, leave the russian lead, collective security treaty organisation, a u. s. broke of ceasefire between armenia and assa, by john is now in effect, after fighting erupted over the separatist region of now, gordon aka barrack caramark, a u. s. delegation headed to by nancy p

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the little bit boy fussy nick and oh, it's not easy to understand bitcoin. i think there's potential in long term investment, but that would be my personal risk as an entrepreneur. if amelia sion, the can 2nd go back president will, kayla has invested public funds and bitcoin, and it's unclear how much were the loses. we've give some hints, economists, ricardo castaneda puts his estimate at $225000000.00 and expect a loss of $60000000.00 records. those couple. the young is that money could have gone into education or into feeding people as half of the population doesn't have enough to eat. i this is ellie min. 30. monica diaz had invested $20.00 in bitcoin and lost half of that. like most people in el salvador, she prefers to stick with you as dollars. now. finally, ukrainian president vladimir lensky, has paid a visit to the new york stock exchange. well, virtually, at least he rang the opening bell and urged business leaders to invest hundreds of billions of dollars in ukraine. war torn country is aiming to rebuild infrastructure, strengthen national defen

hotel owners were early adopters, have become weary as bit coins value dropped, the little boy fussy nick, and oh, it's not easy to understand bitcoin. i think there's potential in long term investment. but that would be my personal risk as an entrepreneur. if immune reaction the can 2nd go lot president will. kayla has invested public funds and bitcoin and it's unclear how much were the loses weeks. give some hints economists, ricardo castaneda puts his estimate at $225000000.00 and expect a loss of $60000000.00. hey, courses get bully young is that money could have gone into education or into feeding people. less half of the population doesn't have enough to each other since they would allow that. even 30, monica diaz had invested $20.00 in bitcoin and lost half of that. like most people in el salvador, she prefers to stick with you as dollars. now and finally, ukrainian president vladimir zalinski has paid a visit to the new york stock exchange. well, virtually at least, he rang the opening bell and urged business leaders to invest hundreds of millions of dollars in ukraine. war torn countr

and the scale of the counter offensive becomes clear. so does this news mean you cravy is ready to declare victory in its northeast. the w correspondent, nick conley and keith told me, it feels like that. why think that destiny is the mood here in cave as glossy days? bessie being kind of shocked, amazement at the speed of this. i think even lots of kind of a, unless close to government here, couldn't quite imagine this happening in this time frame. there are some russian troops in the can far eastern part of high kibbler as we understand still hanging on. but the most part, this is now all firmly under ukrainian control. it seemed like the russians didn't put up much fight, but just dumped everything had dumped. lots of high tech kit, even with instruction manuals left, didn't even bother to destroy it, let alone take it with them and ran for the russian border and put your number though that had give as low. and along with this region is directly on the border with russia. so it should russia collect more resources, rebuild its forces. that danger is there, you know, all the time. and people as if i give a very well aware that, you know,

thank you so much, nick. and now to some other stories making headlines around the world in japan super typhoon and none at all is approaching. the southern island of que shoe residents are being worn to brace for record rainfall and powerful winds. 3000000 people have been issued with evacuation warnings. experts say it could be one of the strongest typhoons to hit japan and decades. hundreds of marched in armenian capital year, yvonne demanding the country leave. the russian lead collected security treaty organisation. a u. s. broke had cease fire between armenia and as a by john is now in effect of the fighting erupted over the separatist region of and i got no cab iraq, a u. s. delegation headed by nancy pelosi arrived in the country on saturday. the funeral has been held for a young iranian woman who died in police custody after being arrested by so called morality police. a death has forced anger in parts of the country. video and social media appears to show protesters marching in the streets in western ir

i thank you for that, nick and nick, commonly in hockey. the russian president, vladimir putin has acknowledged that the china moscow's most important ally, ask questions, and concerns about the war in ukraine. he was making. it was becky stan, during his 1st of face to face talks with chinese president gigi and pink census thought of russia's invasion. but he also thanked china for what he called beijing's balanced position towards his war. vladimir putin is in some are kind to strengthen ties with his regional partners. the shanghai co operation organization of your asian nations has grown insignificant for russia since it's invasion of ukraine, lead western states to impose sanctions on moscow. by far, the most important meeting for putin was with his chinese counterpart. she jin ping . it's the chinese president's 1st foreign trip since the start of the corona virus pandemic, despite warm words and their opening remarks, putin hinted at friction with paging over the invasion of ukraine. we highly value the balance position of our chinese

thank you, nick. and i have some more headlines for you. iranian officials say they have arrested more than 1200 people protesting over the death of a woman in police custody human rights. wanted to say at least 76 people have died in 10 days. otis, have also been lost, kroger lebanon's parliamentary god, have class with retired soldiers rallying against cost to their pensions. protesters in the capital bay rou, briefly breached security near parliament, but were pushed back with tear gas. public anger over lebanon's, collapsing, economy is growing. you know, we've been the leader of her rebel group from the central african republic has gone on trial at the international criminal court in the hague mohammed site up there, connie deny charges including war crimes. he's accused of running a torture unit during an anti government uprising. in 2013 the were one more than 2000000 students in nigeria having to work at home because their lecturers are on strike. the academics have been refusing to work for most

judy: and nick joins me now from ukraine. hello. what are ukrainian and american officials telling you right now about the zaporizhzhia plant? nick: the american officials we spoke to are worried about three principal thingsthe first is the staff. some were executed, some were tortured right after russia took over the plant. the worry is that a staff error could create a nuclear incident. i spent today talking with a staff member from the plant and he downplays the risk a little bit. he says there are about 4000 two 5000 staff still working at the plant, down from 11,000. he said russian soldiers don't interrupt their work and would not feel the presence of russian soldiers if not for the shelling, which brings us to point number two, people worried about the physical safety of the plant. you heard grossi identify damage to a building that houses fresh nuclear fuel, and u.s. officials tell me that russia firea rocket that created a fire at a coal ash in the plant. overall, the u.s. says the structure is intact and they are not conce

general, former attorney general bill barr also talked about the unprecedented nature of this, and as nick out and i have said before, this is obviously unprecedented, but attorney general barr, trump's attorney general, noted who was first in the unprecedented competition here, let's play that sound. >> people say this was unprecedented. it's also unprecedented for a president to take all this classified information and put it in a country club. okay. and how long is the government going to try to get that back? the facts are starting to show that they were being jerked around. and so how long do they wait? >> what do you think, shan? >> i find myself in the unusual position of agreeing with bill barr. but i think that the justice department was jerked around. i think they need to nip this in the bud by trying to appeal it. even if it's a losing proposition on principle, it's really important not to allow people to enjoin the department from doing their job. >> nick, what do you make of that, about attorney general barr's argument, yes, this is unprecedented, but donald trump was the one

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right now at three minutes past six, and our royal correspondent nicholas witchell is with me, and nick and keeping a close eye on all the developments, watching the comings and goings there at balmoral too. what would you say to viewers at this point, nick? i you say to viewers at this point, nick? ., _ ., ~ ., . nick? i would say that i think once auain, nick? i would say that i think once again. in the _ nick? i would say that i think once again, in the absence _ nick? i would say that i think once again, in the absence of _ nick? i would say that i think once again, in the absence of any - nick? i would say that i think once again, in the absence of any hard l again, in the absence of any hard facts, that the images i think are now starting to tell the story. i was looking closely at that picture that we just showed of the wessexes in the back of that vehicle. it is the first time we have seen edward, or sophie, the countess of wessex. i thought they looked particularly sombre. i think in particular, she looks very sombre. i think every individual must look at that photograph and draw t

and finland bring to nato is significant. it is important for them to get included as soon as we can. nick: should nato be doing more, senator tillis? sen. tillis: finland and sweden need to be in nato as quickly as possible. the united states ratify the treaty in nearly record time. we need to get the three men remaining -- three remaining nations to do the same. this is important. not only important because of the increased support that finland and sweden will give to us. they are an important part of the world. they have their arctic and baltic capabilities, with finland's extraordinary military. i hope that my colleagues in turkey, hungary, and slovakia recognize this is an important matter to be done quickly. nick: let's expand out a bit want to talk about the black sea in china and we have got a couple of questions about the black sea. i will combine what i wanted to ask with these questions. we have got questions about the black sea security act. senator shaheen, you and senator romney are the cosponsors of the u.s. strategy on the black sea. so why do we need a new strategy on the

nick: and to an ecstatic audience of elites, putin rallied against the west and what he defined as theture. >> to maintain its unlimited power is the real reason for the hybrid war the west is waging against russia. we want schools that there are other genders? such a rejection of faith and traditional values begins to look like a perverted religion. outright satanism. nick: putin raised his rhetoric by recalling u.s. attacks on world war japan. >> the united states is the only country in the world to use nuclear weapons twice, destroying the japanese cities. actually, they set a precedent. >> putin's actions are a sign he is struggling. the sham referenda he carried out. nick: president biden vowed never to respect any russian claim ukrainian land. >> he cannot sees his neighbors territory and get away with it, as simple as that. nick: the u.s. government sanctioned more than 1000 russian people and companies, including elyra, russia central bank governors who has helped the russian economy survive. almost 300 russian lawmakers. family memories of the russian national security council

so i used to be sure, nick, and he's dealt with them. let's see where you live at home, and you're still foolish there in your sewage, near i speak of the girl who's who is the aggressor today? i'm authorizing the additional strong sanctions today. russia is the country with the most sanctions imposed against it. a number that's constantly growing, but i figure that shows the problem was the question, as we speak on the believe senior mostly mind the or will ship. we're banding all in ports of russian oil and gas, new g i g of hope with, with joe by imposing these sanctions on russia has destroyed the american economy. so there's your boomerang self. so what we've got to do is identify the threat that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is offensive, very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult. time. time to sit down and talk with me a little sheet. i'm looking for a real worst question. can you fill up a lot of work to solve only

connelly and the ukranian capital. welcome nick. picking up on that last point from the report, what would you think? would people in occupied regions of ukraine fight for russia? was sidney. we have already seen signs that russia is trying to recruit people in these regions so far with the promise of money and other companies. occasionally there been reports of dressed and kind of pressure like these people. definitely a sense that russia would rather recruit people from 10 years from the hall can maybe even to put each other parts are locked by ukraine rather than risking to kind of kind of social conflict. we're seeing in the mobilization in russia itself . as for people being willing to fight against you granted their own country, they're often going to be a question of how much freedom they have to choose. how much real auction they have, we were hearing about people being forced to passports, even before these boats. anyone working for the government teachers, doctors, civil servants basically being given the option of taking

just a little goes to run the will it be privy to the community to go and you, we will buy your passport. you sugar, keith, please. nick, you go 8, a win up, which can be the key on you. he'll be what r e. it prescribed you look at that to the, to the ocean, the contrary to williams, and he managed to catch and then from our show, krinski nationalities, metal and yes, sol, as sputters back this was on there from tom sharp to just a low default gas chauffeur or or tack? yes, i mean, so she nam yeah. apple i cami linden semi change john austell. vanguard, and mucus. now la la, all kinds of a cigna and child excise go in jail when you're mostly of you on the email. so most of the union with you, mr. new portia political pacific of safe place to monument z, m a c dallas, fullest kits, the only of a young man. they returned from the front in 1921 after the war with soviet russia . ukraine and bella rose, numerous ponies, colonies were established in virginia, co, 30 to deviate from awarded by late, his sister lillie, premier donna did not sit but such a president of missy leon. yeah, well, you know, they should teach the, w

so your story is sure, nick, and he's dealt with almost bentham, let's see. we live at home. we just don't foolish there in your sewage. never see the girl who's a that's not why you. why do you easy while finance? oh yeah. boy, he knew that one slide. yes. south. yeah. thrashing a south with the new the casa boys. now watch them up all me at that a bull up right. pizza is emma? yeah. lady of sure. sure. let me just kim's room thoughts. did you say the viola ab, oh yes, my voice watch an invalid again, do you use fortune pretty up my be a lot about it more than just financial. ah ah, when i was wrong when i just don't know, you have to figure out because the answer to an engagement, it was the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. with surgical thanks a good little sheet. i'm looking for a real worst question. can you fill up a way to solve only for holding a guilty, local musical position if you get a couple of people. so any level of a wealthy fit of nice little was bought during the sir for the go live on the the what is the

i mean, is all a double does that i should, but my policy to start on will provide you, nick and richard. more to more talk wasn't in those mean? yeah. dba he, in a couple of the pros or of witness 1st hand how the new keep authorities dealt with dissenters. he decided to resign and switch allegiance to those opposing the nationalist regime. but the most to not put them i meant to bring to you, but it was born in your meal and he is not a good deal with it because i live at the dealership, but typically on the upper east kelly's eyes keys. so i was hoping to talk to about the new a diploma spinning column, which is the guy who is he just one use of woocommerce to ds, a generalization, but the muzzle for opportune will you will put a b. c, doom served up with solar. greasy is always going to border on that, those not yet, you know, wish importer. yep. honestly, also dealing hostile good as a w, a protocol that they do because also to check, mitchell got the renewable political in the military shortly. now glenn is which hm be more than a macro, was what the deal is. i look on seeing your

i see your to us thinking possibly a live, so you sleep, he sure nick and you stuff with them. let's see when you live at home and you're still foolish there in your sewage. there is a girl who's with over here. the other issue is double segmented. fidelity talked too much about the school as well, but i see a with god because i love with julia because she somebody over there both those to me. but i'm with a video when you look on them you up for you was up with the idea is, you know, that way. they don't like oh mm mm mm welcome to the world to part one of the most celebrated generals in history sounds to employ his followers to know the enemy and try to do it without fighting to send a little more. the art of war is still part of the curricular in many military academy around the world. and then.

and entities. john islam bo, yeah. adobe barajas how he avoided as salty. you do a lot of the sim, only home recall ph. be nick on. i can make the saudi emeralds memo him very in and absorb it. so ha, is thick body have need should ass jang. so you are yeah man. ready ready next to shaw show no, but saw monet that at all. will of no, no leave. you are on the sun. not g g attack g bay, if fraud, you get it all cali, van model killer. jew earhart, geez. so the country decided to have a long term plan of going out section, having good relationship, i'd like to work with you monetary resources of the world is going to asia. a strength military capabilities is developed quite sophisticated. the asian, russia is also an asian country. and we need to develop a military cooperation similar to what nature in europe stylish thought a she lives which and she lives in to, to salva. never can, i mean, just make sure this is up with them for law, which hasn't come since jamaica throughout some throw in that books in stuff like company was doesn't appear in the buttons to grow shooting and not to produce any waiting for the

gemini does, but definitely things all a bit better and is a lot less in the way of open bruxism from the ukrainian side. okay, dw correspondent, nick connelly in key reporting for us. and a reminder of our top story we're following for you. britain has entered a period of formal morning for queen elizabeth hundreds gathered in london for a memorial service. her son making his 1st address as king charles the 3rd echoed a pledge, she made a lifelong service to her people. he said to be officially proclaimed king and a ceremony in london. coming up next, doc film looks at a deadly pandemic a century ago. the spanish flu best after the bacon break the tune in it for the next show as well. if you want to see charles, the 3rd officially proclaimed king, we'll be carrying that life. i'm the spicer things to watch the landscape, a reflection of a turbulent history. the cities a mosaic of different people and languages e ron's mountains reveal unparalleled.

but finding justice in war is a long and difficult process. nickifrin sits down with ukraine's prosecutor general, as the world is witnessing another horror, a mass burial site in eastern ukraine. and a warning -- images in this segment are disturbing. nick: it is the ultimate dehumanization, human beings buried in unmarked graves. more than 400 of them left behind by occupying russian forces in izyum in eastern ukraine, discovered when ukrainian forces liberated the city last week. investigators are now exhuming the graves and say 99% were killed by violence and some of the bodies show signs of torture. it is just the latest sign of apparent war crimes in ukraine. the ukrainian official responsible for trying to hold russia accountable, the equivalent to the attorney general, is the prosecutor general, andriy kostin. and he joins me in the studio. andriy kostin, thank you very much. welcome to the "newshour." i spent the last week in kharkiv, where we visited villages that have just been liberated from russian forces by ukrainian troops. we met a

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thank you, nick. and so look, now, some of the other headlines related to the war in ukraine, ukraine's president asked, urge germany to become the 1st country to sent western made battle tax to help fight russia. a lot of zalinski said berlin should take the lead in supplying the tanks and not wait for the us to do so. your brain says it needs the equipment to liberate territory captured by russia. yes. germany, chancellor, all of shows has announced that the german government is taking control of subsidiaries of russian oil giant rolls nest. this puts the federal industry regulator in charge of 3 refineries, including a huge facility in northeastern germany. rosner has responded by calling the take over illegal and said it would go to course to challenge the decision. president vladimir putin says he is yet to decide whether he would personally attend to the g 7. the g 20 summit in indonesia in november. but he did say that russia would be represented at the meeting because he also spoke about the ukrai

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wanted to travel to olympic games look forward to that trained for that to and where they went to nick and what then, what did happen then? well, the family members in israel had to watch this horrific pictures, and i experienced this enormous grief. and we have to learn from that. we have to continue to learn from that. i can say that on behalf of the federal freestate of bavaria never again or not only never again with regards to a difficult police situation, but also never again. meaning that we have to stand up to clearly against terrorism, but also against the am you view them as steps before that an amy and never again anti anti semitism. and i can give you personally, my promise that we and bavaria maliciously, protect, share, and jewish life in a bavaria. i want to should i have to be happy and free and protected in bavaria, that there are no threats for that. there was a small, a texas accommodate every day where people are attacked in the middle of the street where no one of freedom is so put into questionable people are offended her in the streets and we must not tolerated that.

our correspondence and nick connelly is, and keith asked him about the apparent success of the ukrainian counter offensive. well, this does seem pretty extraordinary. of situation where both sides were at best making a couple of 100 meters or kilometer a week. or even every few weeks we now seem ukrainian forces seemingly moving dozens of kilometer deep into russian hill territory. taking a learned city of black lea a few days ago, but now, so coupons and potentially about to enter is you, these are all very important cities, especially for the russian supply lines, heading down to the old stone bass. and it seems like the ukranian, our focus on the south took him up, had a song for weeks and months now really distracted the russians sent their supplies to the wrong place. and the ukraine's really just took a bunch of that, took them by surprise in place where they were pretty badly set up. yeah. now, while these gains may be good news for ukraine, russia says it's planning to send reinforcements. how could that play out? we don't know yet what exactly the rest of the sending we've seen

and didn't pay attention. but the second night, our windows were shaking. nickth his 6-year-old son, nikita, who keeps his most prized possessions close. and his wife marina. do you think your son understands what's happening? marina: our son understands everything, we're telling him about everything. nick: you said you explained everything to him, what do you mean? what do you tell him? marina: our son has to understand what's happening, because it's his history, a part of his life. if he grows up unaware of what's happening, he'll just forget it, and the events won't leave any trace. i want him to grow up knowing how hard we fought for our freedom. nick: the freedom that their friend alyona lost. she was from berdyansk. russian troops poured into the city on the war's third week. the park downtown occupied and under russian control, today. alyona: a lot of soldiers came into our city. they started to kidnap everyone who refused to cooperate with the occupants. it's horrible what is happening there. nick: they only packed their favorite essentials, so they coul

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and nick takes it from there live on the from >> everything on the menu is amazing. the plank entirely illini is probably one of our signature dishes. >> sure, the dishes sound exotic and they are. but the scene is family style and fun night star for me. the spot price paid in butter. >> sears in bavaria sear yeah, >> picking it up with your fingers, part of the experience and you want to wash it down with a nice glass of italian one night. all right. the to those little guys francisco vicki liviakis kron, 4 news. >> well, jews around the world are welcoming in the jewish new year or in hebrew rashaana. people are filled filling sanctuaries for holiday services over the next 2 days. russia, shawna also marks the start of the 10 days of repentance culminating next week with you on poor, the holiest day of the year for jews, russia, shawna is often celebrated with sweet foods like apples dipped in honey to symbolize a sweet year to come. well, stick with us. there's a new self-service vending machine for ice cream and frozen yogurt. how it works next. >> plus, she's con