earlier my colleagues nikki aaron spoke with an as railey journalist. i'm political analyst who says tel aviv is maintaining its relations with moscow, despite intense western pressure. i believe that the israel sees at russia and not as an enemy, but as a friend for many years and decades. and that's why they don't want to take a position like the west against russia. but on the other hand, that doing that, that stays in the ukraine, pushing to grow and is ro today to some substantial a at least to say something substantial. but as long as it's riley prime minister can continue, and these are have the government to be neutral. they will do that because these rob has so much to lose if they realize they decide that this conflict or ukraine is it has lashed out at television, ready for slashing the medical a to $14000.00 ukrainian refugee. so i think a lot of funding, well, he'll take them kids criticism all the way the government couldn't somehow be justified. i don't believe that is, well, doesn't have money for this help. i think the reasons are diffe

south africa, or else special coverage from us. special studio at the venue itself with odd seas nikki aaron coverage kicking of various the right in other news, hero analogy internationals and bob boys set to choose as president with around 24 hours to go until polls open across the country. there are 11 candidates officially approved by the electoral commission with the main runoff expected to happen between 2 contenders incumbent president. emerson, and when the guide was leading these on a party and came to power in 2017, a softer the form, a head of state resign following political tensions involving the military, which backed the current president and the other candidates, the opposition leader nelson from you. so from the citizens coalition of a change, he came 2nd in the previous presidential elections getting 44 percent of that vote . now ahead of the polls over 10000, gather to show support for him with some saying they've had enough for being come. but later through the change folks and bob, which we tired of dealing with and stuff new. so young, this is good to go to the menu men

earlier my colleagues, nikki aaron and new waco, spoke to boozy skinny on us the full academy founder who says the bricks initiative will prove successful if ordinary people also see benefits from economic integration. how big of a deal is it that these economies in particular, will be kind of part of the brakes? it should be a big deal as long as it's going to test leads to the class. so it's, you know, a corner me, you know, people in the car and they should benefit, you should not just you and you cannot make, i did make discussion as long as it's going to be in the 1st block. so that can be accessible to any woman or man on the ground, you know, because of us to all these developments as opposed to, you know, enhanced our infrastructure, transportation and all of that. and, you know, at trades, you know, opportunities and educating people about this ma, call you cutting on the impact based on my background, i'm feeling much come from because we can live with that thing. so that's like a width benefits for as long as you know, we can see the townships and so at 2 in depth and in ca

i'm nikki aaron and i'm new ation, and we're here to take you through day 2 of the 15th and breaks at summit. now the brakes need to have held an open splendid recession just hours ago, where they proposed a number of interesting points. the russian president vladimir putin drew his brakes, counts of paul's attention to the geo political ro, saying the block rejects neo colonial ambitions items, where he says, pace and conflict resolution. let's remind ourselves what he had to say. we see those the way we will unanimously support the formation of a multi part of world order that is trudy, just based on international law, while respecting the key principles of the un johnson, including the sovereign rights and respect for the rights of age, people to the own development model, our actions in ukraine dictated by one thing to put an end to the wall that was on least by the west, the m. s. satellites and ukraine, against people living in the don't bass. we're grateful to what bricks, colleagues who are taking an affective pump and attempts to end this situation and achieve adjust settleme

>> okay, aaron, thank you very much. we're joined by nikkis this morning. we saw donald trump set to surrender today. you were on the stage. you were asked would you vote for him and support him for president even if he were convicted on felony charges. why would you voted for a convicted felon to be president of the united states? >> well, first of all, he hasn't been convicted yet. i also trust the american people. i don't think it's going to get to that point. i think donald trump will spend more time in court next year than he's going to spend on the campaign trail. i think americans are tired of talking about the past. i think they feel the fact that inflation has hit them hard. it's more expensive to buy groceries and gas. they can't afford child care. 50% of americans can't afford diapers. they want transparency in the classroom. that's not happening. we see high crime, an open border. they're worried about national security. those are the issues real americans want to talk about. they don't want to talk about a former president. and t