thanks me that the distance between the capitals of north and south korea, pyongyang and sole is just 200 kilometers. but those cities like the 2 countries and their societies are worlds apart. north koreans live under an oppressive totalitarian regime. and many, so 3 and see them is backwards. somehow, inferior stereotypes, the get reinforced in the countries media. there are north koreans on a mission to change that defector of loggers, who following their escape into south korea, have turned up on a platform. they had never even heard of while growing up you tube, they've log about everything from dating to dancing to dictatorship. they say they want to tell real stories about life up north. the videos are proving popular with so pre and audiences challenging their perceptions and showing that their neighbors aren't that different. after all, the listening posts johanna who's now from soul on the north korean you tuber showing a different side of a country. we know too little about. ringback ah, born and raised in north korea without computers or mobile phones. busy oh, dear, some

so the be viewed and personal storytelling about north korea is very appealing to south carolina. okay. las vegas camera renew and home allah. you love it. and how long after the success for the north korean vlog as a new troopers has been that they've been able to portray and share a much more 3 dimensional view of life in north korea. being able to meet somebody, whether be in person online that can flash out this image of north korean people. that it's not just a kind of faceless and voiceless population, a suffering op north bought their individuals and they have their own interests. julian pox, growing number of subscribers reflect their popularity, their videos regularly generate tens of thousands of views. before the more than 33000 defectors currently living here, well, the reviews tend to be a lot more negative stereotypes of north korean as backlit, inferior even dangerous are quite common. and at times even reinforced in south korean media. take now on my way to meet the par tool, show par talent show storing field effectors. oh, who were the more on bond club? another s

the p. p. then personal storytelling about north korea is very appealing to south korean. can you tell my law of the success for the north korean long as a new trooper's has been that they've been able to portray and a much more 3 dimensional view of life in north great being able to meet somebody, whether it be in person online that can flash out this image of north korean people . it's not just kind of faceless and voice less population i suffering up north, but they are individuals and they have their own interest. julian pucks growing number of subscribers reflect their popularity. their videos regularly generate tens of thousands of views. before the more than $33000.00 defectors currently living here, well, the reviews tend to be a lot more negative stereotypes of north korean, backward, inferior, even dangerous, are quite common and it's time to even reinforce in south korea media. take now on my way to move apart to show par talent show, storing female defectors who are the moon boom club and other so called defect infotainment program. that has been a favor on the

the river danube cuts ukraine in the north from romania to the south. flying the ukrainian flag as a courtesy. irina is one of the passengers, a lawyerfrom kyiv. she's just taken her twin children to safety in germany. now she's on her way back to fetch her mother. ukraine was a great country but now everything is ruined and i don't know will stay my house in safety? i don't know when i can come back to ukraine. the ferry docks and a dozen or so people disembark. barely an hour later, the ferry fills with refugees. irina and her mother natalia are among them. many are from 0desa, but there are also some from mykolaiv, the city further east still blocking any russian advance along the coast. in romania, the ukrainians get a warm welcome. she was crying, she thinks that we will never see each other again. i will feel happy when i return to ukraine. i will be happy. as the sun sets, another ferry embarks from the romanian shore to bring more ukrainians across. nick thorpe, bbc news, in isaccea in the danube delta. many have stayed to help in whatever way t

the south bay. we will all get wet. first in the north bay than in the south bay.hen monday's commute in the morning is dry. by tomorrow afternoon, a few showers, mostly south of the golden gate. it is kind of a one two punch, the second pond is anemic and confined to the south bay and confined to monday afternoon. is tonight when we really get wet. terms of chances, it is an 88% chance tonight. that it will ease up on monday. in the south bay, a little bit later arriving to san jose, the probabilities are monday. than the rest of the week is dry. in general, the real spike for the rain is looking like this. this is for sunday, for tonight and for monday. that is when we will mostly get wet. the rest of the week, more on the way. cloudy and mild today, highs in the 60s, rain and wind move in there sunset tonight. and then a few showers tomorrow afternoon, mostly in the south bay. highs, mild. most of the day today is dry. it will be cloudy but dry. temperatures in the upper 60s. it will be much cooler on monday. in the east bay, dry day, will be cloudy, it will be

and with the aid the russian army has invaded ukraine from the north, the south and the east cities such as hockey's and many up will say the south and now on the front line and witnessing heavy fighting. on the 1st day of the war, russian rockets hit the merry uncle neighborhood. the protestant pasta cannady, mechanical lives, and works. he and his team have been keeping a video channel of the war in their community closer. so if i put a money order my day on february 24th, a lot of the people here and mario bowl were shot at houses are burning. an elderly woman was killed and 2 people were taken away in an ambulance. here what we were to quarrel must, what can i say to the russians or see other ha, will you always been the people over there? now you're here move. what us did you today? will still which a bit her a small village nemo neil pool was short. oscar, wherein puck robes good. what killed? 3 people have been killed. a woman was blown to pieces for a while. her children don't know yet. sure. no. one thought blue we 1st met, passed him of nichol last august. he found the church i

key infrastructure to the north and the south of the capital was hit overnight.e understand one of these pieces of infrastructure was actually just a hotel. another was a food warehouse. i know you showed our viewers images of that earlier. that's why what's crucial today is the humanitarian corridor. 13 humanitarian corridors have opened today, according to the ukrainian authorities. they're across various cities but of course the most dire situation is in mariupol, a place that's been besieged, cut off from power, water. basic supplies. right now, there's a convey on its way carrying basic goods. orthodox priests are in that convoy trying to help families inside. this is the sixth authorities say they've tried to get help to that city. every time, according to the ukrainians, they've been thwarted by russian troops so a lot of people pinning their hopes on this convoy making it into mariupol today. there's yet another twist today, president zelenskyy accusing the russian government of attacking the very democracy of this country. a mayor in a local town in sout

and with an aid the russian army has invaded ukraine from the north, the south, and the east cities such as hockey and many helpful for the south. and now on the front line and witnessing heavy fighting. on the 1st day of the war, russian rockets hit the mario full neighbourhood. the protestant pastor kanadi monique, who lives and works, he and his team have been keeping a video journal of the war in their community. louis oklahoma or on my day on february 24th, a lot of the people here and mario both were shot at other houses, are burning about an elderly woman was killed and 2 people were taken away in an ambulance. here were gray roads to quarrel with martha. what can i say to the russians or sierra? ah, well, you've always been the people over there. now you're here. murderous. did you today? wouldn't or which a bit ah, a small village nemo neil. poon was short, but garasco wherein puck groves good? what 3 people have been killed. a woman was blown to pieces for a while. her children don't know yet. sure. no one floor loom. lisa smith passed him up nichol. last august. he found the c

there are russian strikes in the north, east, south, and in the last few hours in the capital of kyivle in mariupol say they are under siege, the shelling so severe, they cannot get the injured. vladimir putin says the invasion will go on. >> i would never announce my conviction that the russians and ukrainians are one people display ukrainians being brainwashed by the nazi nationalist propaganda. >> live in ukraine western city of leave, where tens of thousands of people have fled, escaping the fighting in the east. ros: we will also look at europe's efforts to reduce its dependency on russian oil and gas. ♪ ros: it's now over a week since russia invaded ukraine. millions of people are still under continued attack and civilian casualties continue to rise. the ukrainian president had this message for vladimir 10. >> we will restore every building, every street, every town. we are saying to russia, learn the word reparations and contributions because you will concentrate -- compensate for everything that you have done against our state, against every ukrainian, in full. ros: overnight,

it wasn't a war the slave-owning south against the north, so to speak, the non-slave-owning one on thee slave-owning states also fought the protectionist pro north, which was behind development, with the absolutely globalist south, which was saying, we will really sell cotton now and buy everything else, so the two models fought much tougher exactly the same struggle, only it is in the minds. and this must be explained and brought to the end, because we must understand where we are going, of course. alexander well, after this heated discussion. i want to lower the degree a little, it's always good to raise it, but today i want to lower this degree a little. uh , in europe now there is a gigantic number of refugees, and not only ukrainian, but the most diverse i have. uh, just have experience with refugees. mm the beginning of the nineties, when germany received almost 400,000. e migrants not only migrants, there were jewish refugees, migrants from the countries of the former soviet union in the nineties in the early nineties i headed an organization that was engaged in providing assist

—south split, cloud and rain in prison in the south, in the northskies, cloud and rain in prison in the south, in the north, clearskies, if few mist and fog patches but a widespread frost developing so by the morning we could be —7 in parts of aberdeenshire, 7 degrees in central london. temperature are barely dropping tonight where these weather fronts move slowly northwards into tomorrow. more cloud around and you can see the bulk of it in western areas where we have the heaviest bursts of rain but in much of england and wales, a cloudy day with rain and drizzle coming and going. a bright start in the north, cloud and rain will come, maybe into southern scotland by the end of the afternoon. in northern scotland, dry and sunny but a cold wind, 7 degrees compared to 12 some glimpses of brightness in wales and the south—west later. but with the cloud and rain tomorrow evening and night, and rain tomorrow evening and night, a milder night across the board, a windy start to thursday. weather fronts in the western areas through the night and in the morni

the world. man, a quick look at some other news, a south korean naval ship is fired warning shorts or the north korean patrol boat that's briefly crossed the country's disputed western sea boundary. the north korean boat was chasing an unarmed vessel but retreated after wanting shots were fired. south korean military officials seized the vessel and questioned its 7 crew members. mama bryant has more from sole this incident apparently took place near bank young island. this is the west and most island of south career. it's out in the yellow sea that separates the korean peninsula from china, and it's right on the de facto maritime border between north and south. it is an area that has seen clashes and incidents before between north and south, according to the south korean military. this all happened tuesday morning. local time when they detected a north korean vessel had strayed into south korea waters, they say that it was apparently being given a tow to being young island. when a 2nd north korean vessel appeared and also crossed over into the south, possibly giving chase. it was at that point t

it is an area that has seen clashes and incidents before between north and south, according to the south korean military. this all happened tuesday morning. local time when they detected a north korean vessel had strayed into south korea waters, they say that it was apparently being given a tow to being young island. when a 2nd north korean vessel appeared and also crossed over into the south, possibly giving chase. it was at that point that the south koreans fired warning shots and the 2nd north korean patrol vessel disappeared back north. an investigation is now underway into who was on board this f 1st north korean vessel . according to media reports here in south korea, there was 7 people on board, 6 of them wearing military uniform. now the question is whether this was some sort of mass defection by military personnel from the old it doesn't happen very often, but military personnel have been known to defect to the south all weather as some other media here. and now reporting that the people on board the vessel of told or thirties that it was some sort of mistake, possibly a navigat

the building will be pushed out to howard street and connected north and south above and under ground. >> when you go on the north our south side you enter into a hall that is divided into major ways >> this is public private partnership. the hotel industry [inaudible] splitting it up of the building. >> since we have a north and south howard street it [inaudible] to make [inaudible] >> improving the bridges to make them more accessible so go over howard street >> [inaudible] developed to look at several different proposals for a light [inaudible] to work with that bridge and the selection of the [inaudible] he is on what i think is a beautiful piece that is very animated. you will be able to see it as [inaudible] cross the bridge and can see it as a resident of san francisco looking up. there is a second bridge and this bridge replacing an existing bridge over howard street that links yerba buena gardens to a childrens playground. make a much larger public space as well as aplaza space that brings you up to that in a visible way. >> we worked on the playground to make it safe and inv

the north of ukraine from romania. a family separated by war. rita and the children were in the north of ukraine, and he was in the south of england.kering down in their basement. after days of planning there escape it was time. were there any moments when you thought this could end in the worst case scenario? i could end in the worst case scenario?— could end in the worst case scenario? ~ , , scenario? i think it was probably from the second _ scenario? i think it was probably from the second night. - scenario? i think it was probably from the second night. because| scenario? i think it was probably i from the second night. because on the second night we again woke up from this horrible noises. and the second night we again woke up from this horrible noises.— from this horrible noises. and that was scary- — from this horrible noises. and that was scary- they — from this horrible noises. and that was scary. they ploughed - from this horrible noises. and that was scary. they ploughed through | was scary. they ploughed through cold weather and heavy traffic and made it across the border doing that border to mulled over.— border to mu

and an 8th the russian army invaded ukraine from the north, the south and east cities such as hockey and many up also the south. and now on the front line and witnessing heavy fighting on the 1st day of the war, russian rockets hit the marielle neighbourhood. a protestant pastor kanadi mechanical lives and works. he and his team have been keeping a video channel of the war in their community closer. why so if i put a money order money on february 24th, lot of the people here and mario ball were shot at other houses are burning. an elderly woman was killed and 2 people were taken away in an ambulance. you agree? rosie coral muscles. what can i say to the russians are sienna? ha, we're, you've always been the people over there. now you're here, morris. did you today? was the which a bit ah, a small village, nemo neil pool was short for garasco. we're in pot groves. good. what it was, 3 people have been killed. a woman was blown to pieces for a while. are children don't know yet? sure. no one thought blue we 1st met, passed him up nico last august. he founded a church in the early ninety

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this one may have a little bit more rain to the south and areas to the north, complete opposite of whatay when areas to the south and east hardly got anything at all but keep that on track. it does look like it will arrive saturday afternoon evening, though maybe the earlier to the north. mostly sunny today, a little bit of fog if you're heading down to spring training, and all the cloud covers kicked out, in fact, phoenix and looking for high today of 84 degrees 80 tomorrow it's currently 56 in scottsdale and 58. phoenix. 51 in tucson. but it looks something good to go windy, though by sunday monday if you're heading down there for us to coast looks good if you high class a little bit of patchy fog in the santa clara valley, but mainly upper sixties to near 70 san martin sold out zero visibility. that is, by far the worst down towards gilroy, hollister, maybe, or to watson ville, although they're not reporting, but you can see the fog there. forties fifties on most of the temps a few thirties . not too many, but a few. what sides in their 38 montero, that was 50 pacific hills is closed

it is an area that has seen clashes and incidents before between north and south, according to the south korean military. this all happened tuesday morning. local time, when they detected a north korean vessel had strayed into south korea waters, they say that it was apparently being given a tow to being young island. when a 2nd north korean vessel appeared and also crossed over into the south, possibly giving chase. it was at that point that the south koreans fired warning shots and the 2nd north korean patrol vessel disappeared back north. an investigation is now underway into who was on board. this 1st north korean vessel, according to media reports here in south korea, there was 7 people on board, 6 of them wearing military uniform. now the question is whether this was some sort of mass defection by military personnel from the old it doesn't happen very often, but military per personnel have been known to defect, to the south all weather as some other media here and reporting that the people on board the vessel, if told authorities that it was some sort of mistake, possibly a navigat

more cloud covered to the north last cloud covered to the south. , then turning partly cloudy and cloudy late in the after, especially north of the golden gate, so sun and clouds it's chilling thirties and forties out there. clouds north, more sun south and highs today still trending above average here except over by the coast. back to the news now, david allen thank you, steve. well, saleh's off this morning, but i'm keeping an eye on traffic for you. starting with the bay bridge. the toll plaza. there looks pretty good, a little bit of slowing their metering lights. i think just switched on moments ago. so that's why you see traffic sort of slowing down, but let's skip over to highway 24. here things look busy as you make your way over to the calico tunnel in that westbound direction, but be advised before you get to this point south beyond 6 88 south main street, there's a hit and run crash there in a bus stuck in the gore point. so if you're approaching this part of the commute. just keep your eye out for that in walnut creek on southbound 6 80.

to the north, the south, and the east. our special correspondent, fergal keane, has the latest.ome west, and brutally. "this is the russian world", a soldier says. dozens were killed here by russian missiles in the early hours of the morning. it comes after russian warnings that they'd strike against weapons shipments coming from the west. these servicemen among the dozens injured during the attack. they were still recovering the injured and dead as we drove into the town, air raid sirens sounding again over local radio. it was a huge... huge bomb, you know, sound in the morning, and we saw here the fire. it was very scary. the mayor called an urgent news conference. what's the feeling of the town now after this has happened? translation: they can bomb us, but they will never be able - to break ukrainian spirit. they will never be rulers at our land. they will all return back home in coffins. cameras were kept away from the scene, but last january, the bbc filmed at the base. british troops were training ukrainian forces in the use of anti—tank weapons. now, in the east, those m

everybody's paying attention to ukraine, but the larger issue is that north korea, really, steve, it's all sort of the korea, the appropriate korea that south creates a lot of the american colonies dominated by the united states, japanese corporations and, and things like that. i mean, this is really sort of central north korean ideology actually, but it's like the real korea, sort of a protector of the green people and stuff like that. and so it's really, really important in north korea constantly. so show that it's in some way up here equal with south korean. it can't do that. economic militarily become the big thing . right? and so that's why there's so much emphasis on the nuclear weapon 3 been written into the north korean constitution now because without the new north korea is just kind of like a for version of south korea, right? it's just for older version of, of what is down here, which is much better. the reaction from the rest of the world has been condemnation, as we were talking about, but also ramping up of sanctions. does sanctions actually make any difference in north korea? while the patients are going to get more nuclear,

these are people from both the north and the south delegates from both the north and the south people that you would have been very familiar with lots of congressman and next congressman who get together to try to figure out some sort of compromise and spent several weeks doing this and ultimately they determine that the crittenden compromise is actually pretty good plan. it makes a little sense. it might actually work and so they produce a plan that looks very similar to this and they send it on to congress. congress not that receptive. it didn't work the first time. he wasn't accepted by the lower south men and so congress is sort of saying to itself. well, you know, i think i think this is a good idea to try to have some sort of compromise, but in general this particular approach is not going to work. all episodes of american history tvs lectures in history are available to watch online anytime at c-span.org/history. weekends on c-span 2 are an intellectual feast every saturday american history tv documents america's story and on sundays book tv brings you the latest in nonfiction

crashes, the speed sensors are showing things moving along throughout the bay area from the north bay to the south bay and the peninsula. i want to check in on your tri-valley drive times. westbound 580 to 780, it's pretty standard. nothing out of the ordinary for any of the bridges. we're seeing a smooth commute toward the rich bridge. westbound 92, about 12 minutes. i'll have a closer look at the rest of your drive times throughout the bay area coming up. >> thank you. >>> 4:32 and to the latest out of ukraine. the war now more than four weeks old and russian forces continue to come barred ukrainian cities. >> in new video, smoke can be seen rising over the western ukrainian city of lviv. several missiles hit an aircraft repair plant at the airport complex, destroying its building. witnesses report hearing at least three explosions in different parts of the city. >> today president biden is set to speak with chinese president jinping and this will be the first time the president was spoken with his counterpart since the war started. the administration is warning china, one of vladimir putin's st

i can't just have a character go from north the south in a weekend and more because a map says it takes 4 months after the length of the story and you know, it's, it's so it's gives me the sense that i'm writing about an actual place. so i drew some maps that i started writing and the maps inspire to writing, but then sooner, lou, after that the writing starts in spirit maps. and there's this ongoing thing going, you know, that, that continues, but yeah, it was, it was off on talk, a book, eking out that was a lot of fun to do. although i had to re teach myself photoshop and all these things which i haven't had in years, you did a good job, congratulate him. he rank the birth and designed them maps. all right, so i want you to meet profess out juan j morales. he has a question for you, not hearing. what strikes me most about marlon james's work is, is how every chapter surprises us in it delivers these unexpected situations. it gives voice to overlook people. the characters are beautiful. they are tragic. and the monsters are just super scary, nightmare fodder, and in the settings are p

the. busy north and the north west and the south or the north north west of keep. there was a spate of huge attacks against those buildings. we were there for most of those attacks in the morning watching the aftermath at a certainly they were in a huge, a huge array of damage from the facade all the way down to completely smashed shopping centers or 82 buildings. he's confirmed. he also says 4 children have also died since the war began and understand him, ron, you've been talking to the controversial as of unit of the cranium military. tell us what emerged from your conversations with them. while the as of battalion are notorious amongst the international community, because they've been accused of being neo nazis now when vladimir putin talks about his so called special operation against d notification, he's actually vis unit. they're talking. however, in ukraine, they're actually seen as hardened fighters. they're the ones in mary, a pole right now, there's most of their forces invariable right now who are fighting against a russian forces and they're still in t

going for multiple sites: the north, south, east, and controlled territory in each of them. ing the scale and number of troops coming in, it's likely they will continue to take territory, despite the brave efforts of ukrainian defenders. it's -- at least 33 civilians were killed in strikes, and in this city, russian forces are fighting for control of europe's largest nuclear power plant, moving towards her with tanks. speaking today, president zelenskyy was defiant. >> we revealed every dominic >> president zelenskyy: we are looking at every house, every city. payback full price for everything you did to us, to our country, and to every ukrainian. >> reporter: kyiv is in russian insights, the convoy is about 50 miles north. it has installed. some people say that's a logistical and supply issue. nevertheless, it appears russia is continuing its advance to use artillery. there's been more shelling in the capital over the last few days. engulfed in smoke and flames today. they will soon work on encircling it. this has had a huge human toll: 1.1 million people, the u.n. say, have

the north bay. we anticipate any rain to stay along the north bay and stay back offshore. it will not move south and inland. the south bay and in lynn east bay, you will likely remain dry. showers in the forecast through saturday. tomorrow, the winds will pick up. this morning, the best chance of the showers will be in the north bay i knew in. that best chance is along the coast. angst quite down along the afternoon, expecting quite skies, but we will show you the time on coming up in a few minutes. reggie: developing's, second round of talks between ukraine and russia scheduled to begin this morning in belarus. cubs as russia increases attacks across ukraine, as troops are pushing toward marie callender's --kyiv. jobina: president biden will meet other leaders soon. there are five major ukrainian cities that are surrounded right now. overnight, russia claimed to seize a city in eastern ukraine, but officials say that 40 mile long convoy of russian troops has stalled about 17 miles outside of kyiv. there is growing concern about local residents. there are reports that russia has intensified atta

help civilians on the front line. across ukraine, along shifting front lines from the north to the east and to the south. civilians are under attack. when they emerge from basements and shelters, as here in the town of pin close to keep, it is often to a landscape they can neither recognise nor comprehend homes destroyed, hospitals, overwhelmed, heating, water, and electricity cut off and with limited avenues of escape. that's why safe passage is so important. now humanitarian corridors out of vall, nevada and the port city of merrier pole. in the south failed on saturday because of continued russian attacks. negotiations are said to be ongoing. ukraine's resistance has done much to slow russia's ground advance. so heavier fire power is being unleashed from the air. yet the ukrainian government urgent calls for a no fly zone have gone an onset which explains this angry warning by president floaty mizzi lensky to the nato alliance. that he and that he would all the people who die from this day forward will also die because of you because of your weakness . and because of your lack of unity, nato is not w

the near term south korea's economic interests. but it's something that essentially the entire world has to really do. now, south korea also understands a hostile neighbor to the north, and north korea has test to launched so many missiles since the start of the year. what's going on there? yeah, that's right. i mean, south korea is always in this precarious position of having to deal with a nuclear armed, smaller power. you know, ultimately south korea is the stronger of the 2 korea's but north korea has the, a symmetrical advantage of being a nuclear weapon states. and so obviously that is a constant vulnerability. that means that south korea does have to look 1st to the situation on the korean peninsula. and you know, north korea is, i think it's fair to say doing some of the usual saber rattling, it's very hard for analysts to, to tell how much of this really has to do with ukraine at all. i mean, frankly, all the behavior that i've seen out of north korea, i think, would be consistent with what they could be doing. quite possibly at this point, quite apart from any sort of russian invasion of ukraine. so in a sense, we're seeing the normal situation on the kore

as it travels north, a cold front in the north travelling south, with the cold air digging in behindare six. as we head into the latter part of the week, eventually we find that the weather front slowly clear from the south—east on thursday, then high—pressure builds in so things remain fine and dry with a fair bit of sunshine but at times, some weather fronts try to bring rain into the north west. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm lucy hawkings. our top stories... the russian assault on ukraine continues as a residential block is shelled in the capital, kyiv — at least one person has died. despite the attacks, both sides cite progress in peace talks — president zelensky says he wants to speak with putin personally. a pregnant woman injured in the russian bombing of a maternity hospital in mariupol has died, along with her baby. 2.7 million people flee ukraine to neighbouring countries. more than 1.75 million people have crossed poland's border since the war began. in the uk, plans to house ukrainian refugees in people's homes will

perhaps some people are suggesting they want to secure land around the east, the north, the south, mariupolit's more important to initially capture the black sea coast and they appear to be moving toward odessa keyport towns port cities. it is very hard to read right now. it does appear at the very beginning russian forces hope they can go down very quickly in capture kyiv is a decapitation strike right now that hasn't worked they regrouped taken a step back were not quite sure when that attack on the city might comb. that is why they're such an eerie place to be right now. the city of usually 3 million people, there is no one on the street no one except the soldiers who are ready with their tank traps or sandbags or concrete barriers. people are not leaving. it is a strange place to be an eerie place to be with what considered to be an inevitable attack at the counter resistance to go with the full force of the army. they are going to encounter resistance here every single person's going to pick up a weapon and fight as hard as they can. that has to do with the leadership of president zele

the north east of the country. it is a 50 that has seen some of the worth fighting. this war began moving south onto the sea of as all the key ports of merrier pole. again, another city has been effectively under siege from russian shelling, shelling, continuing of a sci fi, a temporary sci fi in the, in the city around the 15 in the area failed on saturday, both ukrainian or russian officials, a blaming each other for the failure of that sci fi, which was going to allow people to be evacuated and essential viper a to get in to that city. it is a place where the man has said, jeffrey, recently, we are being completely destroyed. we are cut off from water, electricity heating, a desperate situation. then that what russian troops are trying to do is advance along the southern coast. they're hoping to take mario poll in order to create this land, cory door from washington, crimea, but also push on along a non the coast on the black sea. they've already taken the 50 of care song, but they are moving towards mc alive. there is intense fighting around that city. the men of the 50 says ukrainian force

many central areas from the south to the north lots of sunshine around. wing off the north sea. monday and tuesday, the wind switches from the south and it will be much milder. i would say it is even going to feel warm and a really promising outlook for the second half of the week. temperatures up to 17 or 18 and will probably touch 20 degrees, fingers crossed, for the first time this year. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm lukwesa burak. our top stories... the russian invasion of ukraine continues. trapped for 30 hours under rubble after shelling in the city of mykolaiv, a ukrainian soldier is pulled out alive. 80% of buildings in the port city of mariupol, have been damaged by the russian assault. those who've managed to get out describe what they've fled. translation: there is no mariupol. we sat in a cellar for ten days and did not leave once. we neither had water or electricity. two former british prime ministersjoin calls, for a new nuremberg—style tribunal to investigate vladimir putin, for his acti

living in ukraine, even though the strikes in the tax id really, really intense, especially in the north, in the south and in the eastern part of this country. and funny, you know, you say that there are checkpoints practically everywhere, especially in western ukraine. i'm wondering what, what's your reading on this we're, we know that people are, are fleeing the country. they're fearful for their lives at the same time. you know, you have these checks, there's worry that saboteurs, it could be amongst the, the local population. i mean, is there, is there a, a sense, almost have of paranoia that the person standing next to you could be not your neighbor but your enemy? unfortunately yes, because to the several reports that russian troops repellant re dressed in ukrainian a uniform so. so there were reports that some of the tanks were carrying or out. they were white flags attached to those stags to show we are here to lay down our arms, but actually we're a striking on, on, on a certain passive ukrainian, a villages. so yeah, there is a clear suspicion and, and people just want to make sure that they

south korean diplomats are in mogadishu. get caught up in the uprising against barre. the north end up at the door of the south korean embassy, saying, "look, we need refuge," but they're not allowed to work together. they absolutely have to stay separate. the film was a huge domestic hit, and it's easy to see why. the first half of it is kind of like a political thriller. the third act has the most nail—biting chase sequence. here is a clip. see, the thing that that makes me think is — "michael bay, look at that!" that is how you do a nail—biting chase sequence, because in that sequence, all the camera movements are there to tell the story. they're there to explain what's going on. in ambulance, it's just they're flying all over the place. it doesn't matter what's going on. but in this, it's like, "ok, storytelling via the camera." and i think what's really interesting about this film is that, during that last sequence, what it kind of becomes sort of pure cinema. it's available on streaming services. it's also available in select cinemas. if you get a chance, see it in a cinem