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reality for professional or personal reasons for wolf mission going north apart. inclin, i thought nick long gone. that bush, great. his father was self employed, his weeks often involved long working hours and too little time with his family. as of them and then bonaire get through that process. i'm a bit older now. if you, when you look back, you ask yourself, did you do everything right? his grandma thought or could you have taken advantage of the opportunities that the children are now taking advantage of? and maybe they're doing it right. what kinds? question. great, and yon also think they've made the right choice. little time work, responsibility, career. these things didn't make them happy, they're glad to be trying something new. out of it for 9 months, the car is 90. 9 percent done. unclear will make some final handholds in the workshop over the next couple days for the nissan target on. when those parts are on the vehicle will be ready to go, the title i sent goodbye its up fat with the world of work is also changing for hotel manager unmarried boy. as of a few weeks ago, she's be

they come new, but still support their favorite club for a long time. nicko all viewers this basketball script teams gave 87-84 cska lost. although the campaign of the last two quarters was constantly inferior in the long run, but still turned the tide of the meeting and brought it to all the fans. here holiday the best player was casper waite. well, and we congratulate cska on the first victory on such a holiday, i pass the word to the studio, yes , thanks to danil makhalin for the basketball match cska-lokomotiv joining the congratulations. agree, we are unique only we measure time and can fly half a day without losing a minute and only we need rest after rest, and only we have a comedian. can seriously advertise the women and only we have a bank that supports us throughout the fsb believe people. and you ’ve soaped up your vacation somewhere, because there are so many excellent options for vacation housing on the site daily, something will soap up somewhere. i 'll find you a daily ru where to stay. if you think that before a profitable loan to the moon, t

i knew the guy knew nick, i lived on long island there for. yeah. but he's in wheels with some problem yesterday to my dad and passport down for sure. can you kareem his main source of income is fishing trips, which he arranges for the most exclusive clue until it seems that life is improving. but this business has become very dangerous. you can run into drug dealers anywhere and they don't depreciate too much attention because he is always on the brunt investigating the emerson situation where he can take his clients and when he definitely shouldn't he should stop any talk of all what he can, my loankey, i didn't wanna was received these kill. i mean, i keep them in stock on my uncle bob's even here, but amer, finance knows what exactly was left pointed to west music. i'm interested in control of this up here. i think aconia what by lisa thought, i had some law your focus to fight those people by different bizarre, possibly get eyes on, but i just get, i think a little bit on them. he wasn't putting me out of fucking water like somebody and when is

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i'm from as long as can with nick, is off with a big with stadium house. same, same with the brazilian police are doing who they can sometimes even more to shut down the cocaine distribution channels. oh, there it will be no for mother or the dog if anyone will be here for mother. so that was so she was on the on saw them for capital forwarded to us for order with ah, ah, a minute with a blue ah, ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on offense, bearing 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. a russian state will never be a within 50 battle with weaver van in the european union, the kremlin. yup. machine restate on russia today. and archie spoke that given our video agency roughly all band on youtube, a with me. oh mm hm. mm hm. hello, and welcome to wells a part. when i was coming of age in the early 1990 to ride in the aftermath of the cold war, the biggest drea

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what do we know, nick, about how well equipped ukraine's air defense systems. all right, now we'll have different come a long way since the beginning of this war. we've heard from the cream of stay. they say that 21 of 23 russian cruise missiles were shot down. they haven't spoken yet quite how many russian drones were sent this way last night. but this is a vast country. it's more than one 100000 kilometers from east to west and almost 1000 north to south. there's never going to be 100 percent security especially gets ballistic missiles, which slide and faster and more predictably than cruise missiles. in the case of tonight's loss, let's attack, we've heard that the russian sent those missiles in very low, and that they changed. they call several times make it more difficult to try and shoot them down, and often they fly so low that when you do try shoot them down the debris then causes extensive damage to civilians around them. and i think there is a real sense here that you crank, given its position, it's very long, bored with russia is just uniquely vulnerable. what about the timing of these attacks? ni

nick early. we heard not too long ago that there won't be any decision today. honestly there's a bit _ perhaps we all expected? honestly there's a bit of— perhaps we all expected? honestly there's a bit of guesswork - perhaps we all expected? honestly there's a bit of guesswork involved | there's a bit of guesswork involved in analysing that, but i think we can read into it that it's proving complicated. you'll remember that rishi sunak did sac nadhim zahawi pretty much instantly after getting the verdict of the ministerial ethics, saying mr nadhim zahawi had broken within the dust broke in the ministry of code, and we knew very early that day. he's not had this report for several hours, he teased that he had it, so he's had it for at least six hours now and he's not made his mind up. it suggests this is proving quite complicated — remember that this inquiry has been going on for about five months, there have been a lot of witnesses, there have been a lot of witnesses, there have been different accounts of mr rob's behaviour, some who think that he was a bully

you don't lead hundred-year-long mess an nick religious revivals. you don't persuade americans to start tanning their testicles en masse. success in conservative media is a thing. there's always someone it does not tend to translate to success anywhere other than the conservative media and that's fine it is a very big business. it is slick, it is very successful as an entity in a way, i'm sorry to say, that partisan liberal media never has been, not for want of trying, trust me, i know but what's actually important for the country, i think, here is understanding what conservative media does. not overstating dominant conservative media figures as somehow standing bestride american culture and making things happen they only exist in terms of their influence within conservative media but conservative media and the conservative movement are very effective. they're rich, effective, successful, thriving enterprises. and for at least the past generation, that really is where the political success has been on the american right. it's in conservative media a

2nd behind ferrari shout laclare came back who but swept past him on the long start finish straight at the end of that 3. after nick de vries brought out the safety car when he hit a wall and slid off the track with a broken wheel. the clerk and red bulls sat cow pet as last less time on their stops and came out a head of fish stopping. after that, the 2 red bull drivers pulled away from the pack and cruise to a straightforward wind with the clack finishing 3rd. i think it was very close read through, not us. i mean, we pushed through the maximum today. yeah, i mean we, we both live, there was a few times that we were pushing out there. and the way max pushed me through all the right was a really hard, but we wanted to give him on the control red bullet, one all 4 races. this campaign with the victory perez cut fished up and we'll driver's standings lead to 6 points. each of the 2 have 2 victories so far this season. and you are, of course washing, dw news, life and berlin, coming up next sports life meets a female bull rider with a taste for danger. the challenge is to stay on for 8 seconds. i'm next vice for me,

nick: you point out how long prigozhin goes back with putin.re recently, he's been fighting with some of the senior russian defense officials, sergei shoigu, the defense minister, the equivalent of their chief of staff, valery gerasimov, has he's accused both of them actually killing wagner soldiers in ukraine. and there's yet again today another gap between what prigozhin is saying and the kremlin talking points. what's behind that divide? candace: you know, it's very hard with yevgeny prigozhin to discern how much is theater and then how much is real. but it has been clear over the last, i'd say, nine months or so, since the battle of bakhmut began in ukraine, that he finds himself at the front lines of basically a meat grinder. and there's been a lot of complaints about sort of shell hunger, that is to say, not enough ammunition, not enough shells to go around for the artillery that's required to beat back the ukrainian counteroffensive in bakhmut. and he's become increasingly louder and louder. and he's had the backing of hundreds of thousa

history is the future: standing rock versus the dakota access pipeline, and the long tradition of indigenous resistance." nickoining us from minneapolis. in washington, d.c., medea benjamin, co-founder of codepink, co-author of the new book "war in ukraine: making sense of a senseless conflict." we welcome you both. medea, let's begin with you. talk about the whole push for this conference called burying the monroe doctrine. >> codepink initiated this and got a group of partners around the country to join with us in recognizing the immense changes that are happening in latin america. the progressive governments that are coming into power all over the region, the vibrant civil societies that exist. yet the u.s. trying to continue to impose its will on latin america and the caribbean, whether it is there a continued military presence, through brutal economic sanctions imposed on cuba, nicaragua, venezuela, or through the u.s. companies that try to continue to exploit the mines, the logging, the lithium, the resources, the oil. so you have a real disconnect. we are saying it is time u.s. policy recognizes that t

2nd behind ferrari sharla clack him back who but swept past him on the long start finish straight at the end of lap 3. after nick de vries brought out the safety car when he hit a wall and slid off the track with a broken wheel, the clerk and red bulls sat cow. pet is lost to less time on their stops and came out a head of for stopping. after that, the 2 red bull drivers pulled away from the pack and cruise to a straight forward when the clerk finishing 3rd. i think it was very close within us. i mean, we pushed through the maximum today. i mean we, we both did. there was a few times that we were pushing out there and that way max pushed me draw. there was a really hard but we wanted to give him on the control red bullet, one all 4 races. this campaign with the victory perez cut fished up and we'll driver's standings lead to 6 points. each of the 2 have 2 victories so far this season. now let's check out some more news. the world of sports in argentinian football book, a juniors put an end to a for game winless run with a $31.00 win at home to racing club. miguel mantel ran through to seal the when and the 90 of

started 2nd behind ferrari charlotte clerk in baku, but swept past him on the long start finish straight at the end of that 3 after nick de vries brought out the safety car when he hit a wall and slid off the track with a broken wheel. the clerk and red bull safeco perez lost less time on their stops and came out ahead of bush stopping. after that, the 2 red bull drivers pulled away from the pack and cruise to a straight forward when the clerk finishing 3rd i think was very close within us. i mean, we pushed through them, actually went to the yeah, i mean we, we both live. there was a few times that we were pushing out there. and the way max pushed me draw there was a really hard, but we managed to give him on the control red bullet, one all 4 races. this campaign with the victory perez cut fished up and rural driver's standings lead to 6 points. each of the 2 have 2 victories so far this season. and here are some other sports headlines in argentinian football, baka juniors put an end to a full game. winless run with the 31 win at home, 2 racing club miguel and they're in tears ran through to win a to seal the when in

long as it can get away with it. that's just the brutal reality of it. it is about ending the occupation, oslo or not. nickl right, francesca, for those who don't know the history, how does hezbollah fit into the picture? and they may not have been responsible for these rocket attacks, but they would have known about it, right? >> yeah, just one point to answer briefly the question before. whatever the agreements, the agreements cannot infringe the right of self-determination of any people, including the palestinians. let's say previous previous violence unleashed against the palestinians at al-aqsa in 2021, 2022 have caused the tensions with military groups in gaza. now the situation is worse because there have been indiscriminate attacks launched by southern lebanon as well, the largest attack from lebanon since 2006. i cannot say who was behind it, but i condemn all attacks on civilians. civilians must be protected and there are principles of proportionality and distinctions that are cardinal and introgressible in international law. but again, the context is a debt of of an escalation that was predictab

our chief political correspondent, nick eardley, is in westminster. why has it taken so longfor this to be declared in this way?— why has it taken so long for this to be declared in this way? we have not had a list of — be declared in this way? we have not had a list of ministerial _ be declared in this way? we have not had a list of ministerial interests - had a list of ministerial interests for almost a year. there had been criticism over the fact that it was may 2022 when the last list was published. then 20 minutes before prime minister's questions, this is published on the government website. the updated list. it does include that reference to the company which rishi sunak�*s wife has shares in, koru kids, child care agency which potentially could benefit from the expansion of childcare that the government announced in the budget. the question was why it had not been publicly declared that she had those shares rishi sunak was asked about it at a committee of mps and did not provide details but he then did write to the committee to confirm that his wife had those shares.

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happening as ukraine's defense minister says that preparations for their long-awaited counteroffensive are, quote, coming to an end. cnn's nickon walsh is on the front lines alongside soldiers facing daily conflict with russia. >> reporter: spring is here. after winter's frozen horror. and the buzz and sting of ukraine's looming counteroffensive is growing. aiming at russian positions within 30 seconds, the ukrainian unit has moved away. it may be a precise operation, but the russian response is not. slamming into the nearby town, edging closer to us, impossible to tell what the russians are trying to hit. but another example of the intense bombardment, their bid to stop the counteroffensive from starting. it is ordinary civilians caught in the rising dust behind us who bear the brunt of russia's frustrated rage. along and around the brutalized towns where ukraine says it may launch its attack, there are more signs it is underway lurking in the foliage than ukraine has given publicly. that's because ukraine has said nothing at all about when, where, or how it will attack. but among machine gunfire in the nearby trenches are d

and, nevertheless, there's ways that risk for as long as those agencies still exist. nicked a wall that still divides a catholic nationalist neighborhood and a protestant unionist neighborhood. why do those walls still exist? duncan: well, communities grew up very much because they feared their neighbors. and i suppose, again, some of these armed groups emerged. so taking a wall down is not just taking a wall down. it's opening yourself up to those fears again. i think probably, i would say we have not made enough effort and put enough emphasis on taking the walls down and building communities where people can live together. and i think, if there has been a failure here, it has been the failure to really prioritize the policy is not just of saying goodbye to violence, but of constructing a better future. nick: you mentioned brexit before. and, as we reported in the story, pro-u.k. unionists are concerned that brexit is eroding northern ireland's connection with the rest of the united kingdom. why haven't those concerns been assuaged, despite an agreement between the u.k. a

president has had his say and left time bit without any return to power sharing how long can the status go on for? nick'smont. decision time is looming for the democratic unionists with signs of division in the ranks. we'll bejoined by the dup and the alliance parties. also tonight... president zelensky has called on world leaders to respond to a horrific, as yet unverified, video of a russian soldier beheading a ukrainian counterpart. we'll be getting reaction from a nobel peace prize winning war crimes investigator. and a suspected billion dollar scam. must have got at least half a dozen calls from half a dozen individuals in the space of about two hours, my phone kept on blowing up. begging me basically to put in more money. a year—long bbc investigation has unmasked the men believed to be behind a vast international scam network. good evening. in the 25 years since the good friday agreement, a roll call of us presidents has visited northern ireland, and todayjoe biden — no stranger to the island — visited forjust a few hours before heading south for three days. he tried to tempt the dup, who have boy

i'm nick spicer from in the entire news team here. berlin, thanks. watch with with species populate our planet. most of them are here long before us. it was on when humans came along that the drink mass extinction began. and a moving diversity of species still exist on the coast of the british isles. and if they are calling to preserve this habitat story of hope. while dials starts me 19 on d. w. could artificial intelligence save lives, or even replace doctors one day virtual reality and ai are becoming more and more important in health care. but some find that unsettling how tech is revolutionizing the medical sector. that's our topic on shift today. ah, anyone who needs an operation would like an experienced surgeon, but doctors also have to practice their craft. luckily these days tech can help. for example, trainees can practice and extend the reality which combines virtual elements with real environments and doctors can use virtual reality to safely practice. ria and complex procedures such as the separation of these conjoined twins in brazil. ah tour and bernardo lima were born conjoined at the head with fused bra

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and to see russian flag and flying of a boat, nick connelly and keith, thank you, neck now the mining of harbors and coastal waters has long been a feature of war. and ukraine and russia have accused each other of being responsible for mines now drifting through the black sea. nearby countries like romania are monitoring their waters to diffuse them. but fishermen now go about their work fearing for their lives. it is funny for char reports, from romania as black sea coast. your to get on george. you lost his job fishing on the black sea, but since to war a neighboring ukraine, his attention is on more than just mackerel and muscles. we've got a victo. yes, yes, i was over or did you see a my home and they said the love or no, no flamingoes. we're lucky. one, flamingo is the name of a fellow fishing vessel that most recently spotted a c mine. your again his team, the to fish, to make money. but his, as the fear of mine is making things difficult. with them all can we box night? we often fish for muscles, but that's limited. now, you can't go if it's foggy or if the moonlight is not bright enough. well, you have to stay in

really going to be in rushes interest in a long term in terms of them wishing the west to forget about ukraine and allow them to put pressure in ukraine. nick on val correspondent in keep thank you very much, nick. now how do russian speakers living in germany feel about the war? the survey commissioned by d w has revealed an array of opinions. the pool was carried out by the research institute dem up and pulled. people were born in russia or a former soviet republic, or have at least one parent of similar origin a pro russian rally on the streets of germany. anti war demonstrators vent their anger at vladimir putin. this is one community revene with tension and strongly divided over the invasion of ukraine. ah, 14 months into this war, opinions about who is to blame are still split. a poll by deutsch velo reviews that while nearly 40 percent of russian speakers in germany consider russia to blame a similar amount, told ukraine in some way responsible for the war. this balance suburb is home to many of the russian speaking community. i push the who's to blame. oh, good will. of course russia did rush attack or did ukraine attack the little

the bandits have come a long way and they're about to take over the streets of johannesburg with a nick gathering recently, we've taken over critical mass that happens on thursdays where we get everyone in a new one on a bicycle to ride in the city and then these will be please, like your brow and other parts of job that nobody would go to on any random day. it's not a thing that people think the idea is so that people know that job also belongs to them as well. and they should come back and visit and see, you know, it belongs to all of us. what a great way of exploring the city and making lifelong friendships now black representation in art is important because it promotes visibility, diversity and inclusion. whilst challenging stereotypes and empowering black artists and a pioneering artist doing exactly that is as an denisha bella. hi randy, let tabitha, how are you? i am fantastic. being able to stand with in your group amongst all this color. i mean, you are one artist who is definitely breaking stereotypes and exposing and representing black women in art and in art history. tell u

nick hansen is talking about lying on market street. barely conscious. >> he was able to get to his feet long enough to determine if he was overdosing on fentanyl to this will test for any other substances. i met up with hanssen and april sloan operations section chief of community paramedics, both with the san francisco fire department to get a better understanding of how the fentanyl crisis is impacting san francisco. when i say fentanyl, what does it mean to the states? means misery and there's a lot of it on the streets and services curry. now sloan is a 25 year veteran of the department and has seen a lot. i think people forget that these are humans, too. and those humans. >> the faceless and nameless people we pass every day on the street are dying and large numbers from fentanyl. according to the office of the chief medical examiner and 20 2725 people died of accidental drug overdose deaths and 2021, 640 and in 2022, it was 638. each of those years over 70% of the people that died had some form of fentanyl in their system with overdose death rates on the rise elsewhere in the state, 2 consecutive years of decline in san francisc

long to find out. david wallace lockhart, bbc news, westminster. strives to achieve correspondent, nickis entirely in rishi sunak�*s hands? dominic raab's site is entirely in rishi sunak's hands?— dominic raab's site is entirely in rishi sunak's hands? yes, i think it is, he not rishi sunak's hands? yes, i think it is, he got that _ rishi sunak's hands? yes, i think it is, he got that report _ rishi sunak's hands? yes, i think it is, he got that report this _ rishi sunak's hands? yes, i think it is, he got that report this morning, he is mulling it over at the moment, and this will be a really big moment for his government. now we don't know for sure what is going to happen. i can tell you that over the past few weeks i have been speaking to a lot of people around westminster, there are many who think the number of complaints, eight formal complaints, remember, the number of people involved, thought to run to a much higher number, the vast scale of those complaints means that it will be hard for dominic raab to survive this. that is one argument. but there is another argument made in go

long form in-depth program in february. also coming up on booktv on our afterwards program this week. nick tabor traces the history of africatown in alabama. it's a community established by the last slaves brought to the u.s. in 1860. he was interviewed by white house environmental justice council vice chair catherine flowers. here's a portion of that interview. i happened to be there on a day when a law firm was interviewing people at one of the churches in preparation for a lawsuit. they were filing against a factory that had polluted the neighborhood, suing them on the basis that they had caused cancer for hundreds or thousands of people. and so i spoke to quite a few residents who rattled off lists of all the people in their families who had who had died from cancer, often at young ages and people who had survived cancer themselves. these stories were harrowing. and so i went back to new york and for a year or so in the back of my head, i kept thinking, i wish that i could just move down there and piece together the whole history of this community from 1860 to now and figure out the co

capabilities, how long our hands are dexterous and how completely they are not immune from leakage of critical information. remember in september 2020 , minsk published a conversation between nickerlin and warsaw about navalny about the fact that lukashenka is a tough nut to crack, and putin needs to create problems so that he cannot help in belarus then, our enemies from that audio giggled to put it mildly, but the real nickname and mike, who really had this conversation and really discussed exactly what they were fucking from the fact that their conversation was a post encrypted communication, listen in. either minsk or moscow, they were even more stunned by misunderstanding. what other similar conversations did we listen to and in fact that audio recording about nick and mike turned political aggression towards minsk and it was a brilliant demonstration of what our special services can do, and their western opponents thought if they can, this is what else they have already been able to do and what they are still silent about. what other conversations were intercepted, maybe one or maybe thousands of hours of such conversations, just some were born in order to laugh, and the

nick, what else can you tell us about this phone call? >> reporter: well, the ukrainians are taking it really positively, saying this hour-long phone call wasan they expected. both sides are agreeing to exchange diplomats. the ukrainians sending an ambassador to beijing, which as we both know takes a little time to work out behind the scenes. so clearly, before this phone call, there have been conversations going on. that's taken as being positive by the ukrainians. but president zelenskyy, keeping to his position on his peace proposals, telling president xi there can be no peace with territorial compromise, that russia has to get out of ukraine, has to leave ukraine to the 1991 borders. of course, we know just a month ago, president xi was in moscow with putin. they have been very close, those two leaders know each other very well. they have had five phone calls this year compared to the one that president zelenskyy has just received. so the perception here in ukraine and among ukraine's allies is that china is much more pro russia than pro ukraine. in fact, president xi's peace proposal basically does not acknowledge the fact that russia

nick. that's great surprise, i would say are in sight. but in the long term this is damaging to donald trump. and it's certainly a damaging to republicans. he can win the republican nomination. probably easily ahen he can't do is win the national vote. and i think that gives a republicans pause and makes least a bit cautious at this point. point will be to what happens. you gives republican leadership. >> pause to the extent that they are going to change their ways. i mean, they've all come out and supported him in the past 5, 6, days. you know what would have to happen here? do you think a conviction? >> in order for republican leadership to totally break ties with trump grant. that's a. >> yeah. i think that's a great question. no, i don't get would actually give them pause because donald trump owns the republican he can dozens of indictments away in over his head he can even be convicted. he could serve as president. if that were the case republicans thought they would. do right by him, that would that they would be okay with that. the one person who'

long. [applause] >> greg: he's like the fonz because he wears a leather jacket and lives over your parents garage, editor at-large and reason, nick gillespie. and final she is like the united states bomber, writing prolifically without bathing fox nies contributor kat timf. [applause] rob, there's this fien debate going on or should i call you professor rob? >> it's a fien debate you can call me mr. rob. >> greg: people talk about this is about promotions it's about money. people have to admit that they're on twitter because it suvs as an emotional attachment. everybody goes i'll eve sane this i do this to promote my book or i do this because blah, blah, blah. people do actually, they can't admit to-it to others. >> i think it's import tonight remember that a lot of people don't do it. >> greg: right. >> that's one of the reasons it's a difficult business. a lot of people aren't on it. some people have this thing they exist in real life, they have real friends. this is kind of a media story about media people being mad about about a media story about media people. i want people to tick a deep breath. i had a blue check. i didn't

capabilities, how long our hands are dexterous and how completely they are not immune from leakage of critical information. remember in september of the twentieth minsk published a conversation between nick mike from berlin and warsaw about navalny , the audio giggled to put it mildly, but the real nick and mike who really led this the conversation and really discussed it , they were fucked up by the fact that their conversation over an encrypted connection was tapped, either by minsk or moscow, they were even more stunned by misunderstanding. what other comfortable conversations did we listen to, and in fact, that audio recording about nick and mike, she turned political aggression towards minsk and it was a brilliant demonstration of what our special services can do, and their western opponents thought, if they can, this is what else they have already been able to and what is still silent. what other conversations were intercepted, maybe one maybe thousands of hours of such conversations are just one born to laugh, and the second in order to understand how everything still works, if you remember, merkel tried to get through to lukashenka in those days alexander grigoryevich did not pic

interest in the long term in terms of them wishing the west to forget about ukraine and allow them to put pressure on ukraine. lucon val, correspondent in keith. thank you very much, nick. that's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines today. emmy ranty astronaut sultan on the audi has become the 1st arab to walk in space is expected to spend around 6 and a half hours on the space water in march on the audio embarked on a 6 month long mission to the international space station aboard a space ex, walking tennessee, as coast guard has recovered the bodies of 41 migrants who drowned, trying to reach europe more than 200 people have died in ship, breaks off the tennessee and coast. in the past 10 days, some morgues are running out of space. for frances has warned against rising nationalism in europe. the head of the catholic church is making his 1st official trip to hungary speaking to government leaders in budapest, he said, accepting migrants across the continent would be a christian virtue. frances also urged rejection of what he called self referential forms of populace. no, any iran families are accusing the authorities of failing to stop a month

interest in the long term in terms of them wishing the west to forget about ukraine and allow them to put pressure on ukraine. the common val correspondent in keith. thank you very much, nick. turn out to have a look at some of the other stories making headlines. authorities in indonesia say, 11 people died when a boat capsized. among the victims are several children. search and rescue teams are still looking for passengers. boating accidents are commonly and they re our island chain due to lack safety standards. there supposed top francis has warned against rising nationalism in europe. the head of the catholic church is making his 1st official trip to hungary speaking to government leaders in budapest, he said, accepting migrants across the continent would be a christian virtue. frances also urged rejection of what he called self referential forms of option is to learn actually australia's oldest coal fired power station has been shut down. the 50 year old, the dell plant supplied around 10 percent of the electricity in new south wales. the government wants to accelerate a shift to renewable energy. nearly 3 quarters of australia's power comes from fossil fuels. the cons

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that is the remnants of a battle, about an hour-long firefight that we were right in the middle of. nickthe invasion today? chip: well, i got to say, in 33 years as a tv journalist, this is the one story that was the most jaw-dropping, the most otherworldly than anything. i don't have a military bone in my body, but i went into this war feeling it was a gigantic mistake. but it's not something i think of in a negative way now, because the experience for me was so extraordinary. i developed tremendous respect for these marines i was with, 18-year-old kids who were making life and death decisions like that. i have tremendous respect for people who will put their lives on the line to answer the nation's call, even if it's a bad call. nick: lulu, you were based in baghdad for the invasion. how did the drumbeat of war look, from your perspective, when you were reporting out of saddam hussein's ministry of information? lulu: yes, i was there when the weapons inspectors were there. and it was a surreal place. it was a place full of fear. we had minders all the time, people that were assigned to

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