let's move on to other news now at least ninety one people have been killed in just one day in rebel held areas of syria's eastern and edna province it has the highest number of casualties and months. and russian jets are targeting the areas with air strikes despite mounting western and u.n. pressure for a truce the region's being hit with four so-called deescalation songs agreed by iran russia and turkey shaded here. while the u. the u.n. says the increasing violence is making a mockery of the zones but it's not reports. this is supposed to be a deescalation part of the russian the true story of the territory held by anti-government forces and syria. but if anything the bombing is escalating here in eastern. the un's head of the international commission of inquiry on syria says the government siege of the area involves the international crimes of indiscriminate bombing and deliberate starvation of the civilian population. there are reports that at least three hospitals have been hit with the help of the russian air force on the iranian backed groups syria's president is pursuing the

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as the sea levels rods one on one east investigates the threats this followed posers at this time on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. where every you. welcome back with al-jazeera let's update you on our top stories now a passenger plane has crashed shortly after takeoff from the russian capital moscow seventy one people on board were on board there are no survivors. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu says his military has dealt serious blows to iran in syria the day after it carried out a series of air strikes that. the u.k. is threatening to withdraw funding from the charity oxfam in the wake of sexual misconduct allegations. now north korea's olympic delegation has left south korea after a while when three days which ended in a diplomatic offer that aims to end seventy years of hostility the group which included the powerful sister of north korea's leader kim jong un left on a private plane on sunday on saturday can show young extended a rare invitation to the south korean president lungi in to visit pyongyang the delegation has been holding talks with the south korean government o

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mornings on 2 continues. >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> welcome back to mornings on 2. it is 7:00 now, tuesday february 27th. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and good morning. i'm dave clark. let's find out more about your weather. steve paulson is right over here. >> i am indeed. it will be nice today and then get ready tomorrow evening. into thursday. for those who work outside, i would make a plan b for probably thursday, friday and maybe even into saturday. we have a good day though for visibility and for air quality today. david cordova says mount diablo in the distance as seen from sfo. the visibility is sparkling, unlimited today. snow on many of the peaks. even around the hills of sunol. that was the system that brought the hail to sacramento and along the 680 corridor. mainly to the east. it was quite a show there. it has since moved off to central and southern california out of the picture but it will be a huge event for southern california today. a good line already went through l.a. palo alto, sunnyvale, upper 30s. half moon bay at 38. santa rosa is at 35. if you ha

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on utah capitol hill, people treat one another with respect. i have decided to run free united states senate because i believe i can help bring utah's value and utah's lessons to washington. utah is a better one for washington. in washington is for utah. over the last five years, we spent plenty of time with children. campaign for republicans and met with young people across the country. championed the center for nor logical research. given that all that america faces, we feel this is the right time for me to serve our state and hours country -- and our country. i have for your support and your boat. i look for to meeting you over the coming years. if you give me this opportunity, i will own the senate seat to no one but the people of utah. no donor, no corporation will own my campaign or bias my vote. let there be no question, i will fight for utah. the ranking democrat on the house intelligence committee, adam schiff, talked about the russia investigation at a forum hosted by the council on foreign relations. the event occurred before today's

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one more point on what they found.y found that more than half of adults can't name one objective news sours -- source there now. people can't get an interpretation on what is real and what isn't. >> jon: the public opinion of us journalists is only slightly above the public regard of congress. >> that's not saying much. >> jon: it's not. one of the things that strikes me is that all of this stuff in the dueling memos was originally supposed to be secret. >> representative nunes started the fight and joining president trump in attacking news. we are fake news. they don't want the public to believe what we are reporting because what we are reporting is an inconvenient truth that makes the white house unhappy. that's what this is about. nunes's memos which shouldn't have been released according to the f.b.i. and justice department was part of a campaign to undermine the russia investigation and the public's faith in it. undermine the f.b.i. and he hasn't gotten away with it. the democratic memo refutes his alleged facts a

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patrols on campus, both on foot and in vehicles. that neighboring law enforcement agencies are also on the lookout for the suspect. meanwhile, d-j is set to see a school psychologist sometime this week.reporting in cupertino ali reid kron 4 news. ( robin ) a woman was rescued from the san francisco bay after she was stuck on rocks in the water. she was stranded near the restaurant, waterbar, on the embarcadero last night. firefighters were able to rescue her... she was taken to the hospital for her injuries that were not considered life-threatening. fire officials say they do not know why the woman was on those rocks. ( robin ) a stabbing in santa rosa led to a police search with helicopters... police responded to a stabbing at the southwest community park on hearn avenue yesterday afternoon. the victim was found with a single stab wound.. witnesses told police that the man who stabbed him, ran from the scene. officers began a search of the area and eventually found the man hiding under a piece of plywood nearby... he was then cuffe

his opposite number some of seem to focus on security on israel on the palestinians on security because the egyptians are involved in a major crackdown on isel forces in the sinai and the u.s. is providing significant security intelligence cooperation on that front on israel and the palestinians the u.s. needs egyptian backing for the u.s. to continue its mediation role following donald trump's decision to announce and to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel u.s. says it still believes it has a mediating role to play on the egyptians have said that they believe the u.s. should be involved until there is a final settlement between israel and palestinians the problem is the palestinians at the moment no longer see the americans as independent arbiters in negotiations with the israelis and the us defense secretary says turkey has legitimate security concerns along and southern border with syria he also admitted some american backed kurdish forces had moved to syria's border region about frayne or turkey on shop aeration last month to push kurds out the u.s. has supported kurdish fo

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one on the one who got them down. there is more evidence images of brian and his dead friends published on facebook. troy says the police themselves posed the pictus to instill fear and brand the victims as criminals. filming at the city more trees for britain but it seems that the killing of brian and his friends was not an isolated incident we're told that twenty to fifty corpses arrive here every day almost all killed by the police. dr brian beach anger is an independent forensic expert he confirms that cases like brian's are part of a larger pattern. when she was to buy into. and tunes to the chest. and in the chest is not to do. its job security. the police repeatedly denied request for an official interview. one officer inside the system however says he's against the extrajudicial killings and wants to uncover the actions of nairobi's police he agrees to talk to us and honestly as he fears for his life. so the procedure is as a cop you're given an order. you don't know where the order comes from you're told hey

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one-on-one with host jimmy kimmel.ow he plans to handle the me too movement, politics and the thousands of jokes he's considering. how will you know if you've gone too far. >> i'm sure the internet will tell me. >> plus, his heartwarming message about his son billy and what he's now saying about that oscar moment no one will ever forget, only on "gma" this morning. >>> good morning, america. big welcome to all of you. welcome back to paula faris. looks like you had fun with jimmy kimmel. >> yeah, he has his work cut out for him this year. he said that the worst thing that can happen everything goes perfectly. he gravitates towards chaos. why kimmel wants something like this to happen again. he wants the wheels to fall off. >> good for comedy. yeah, you guys didn't tell me it was green day. >> it was a telepathic message. you didn't get it? >> i even changed my die. i didn't like the other one and ended up with this one. what's wrong with you, george? >> we'll get you right. >>> and before we get to your interview, whic

turkey and syria in one thousand back in one nine hundred ninety eight signed the other on the agreement which prohibits the syrian regime in all forms to support p.k. k. or its lethal organizations. if the syrian militia if the government forces if the bashar assad's forces fight alongside with y. p.g. it is a clear violation of nine hundred ninety eight of the agreement and this is truly a clear pursing a clear red line in. missional defense understanding i think the syrian regime's intentions clear goal is to replace them at least curb any kind all kurdish autonomy intentions in the west of the u. freighters away from the us covered right now oksana bosses are being questioned by british politicians about sexual misconduct in haiti in twenty eleven the charity is already apologized to the haitian government but the u.k. government wants more answers some of that stuff accused of using prostitutes joining an aid mission in haiti after the earthquake but to be phillips joins us from london what have we heard so far barnaby. what we've seen is senior oxfam executives being grilled by par

if you get take away that opportunity that one-on-one networking if you can't go to lunch as a ceo.go to lunch with the ceo. make it real for everybody. i think one of the unfortunate responses to the movement has been that men do feel like they can't go to lunch with females that they work with. this is something i saw anna post tail hook navy. there was the sphere from men to get close to them to spend time with them. i do think it is damaging to women when they want to move up and they need mentors in any workplace whether it's corporate america or military. i think this type of idea out certainly is understandable from a christian marriage perspective and money to protect your relationship but it's hurtful for people in the workplace. to adopt that rule across american culture particularly in business is wrong. you ran a business i am completely supportive. you cannot have an environment where you say you are comfortable with one gender and not the other. he should keep this type of use to himself. they are suing the company for discriminating against white male conservatives ma

no timeline on when we'll hear on that. tam. >> more breaking news, a driver led police on a chase in east landsdown, delaware county. the police pulled the driver over on cobbs creek parkway. the driver took off. the officer followed him and pulled back when the car reaped a high rate of speed. the driver crashed into two parked cars less than a mile away on the 800 block of baltimore avenue. the driver suffered a broken electric and -- broken leg and taken into custody. >>> chopper 6 hd is over the fire in salem county. the intlier building is gone. the company located on maple court woods down, salem county. the fire breaking out at 4:00 a.m. fire crews there, it wasn't to a second alarm, fire crews inside it is buildings with flashlights trying to figure out if there were any hot spots left. they heard explosions in there, what went off, the good news, because fire companies have people there overnights. in this case there were no injuries. >>> a 15-year-old boy scout is safe after spending 6 hours trapped in a cave in

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at this time on al-jazeera. they're the children of jailed chinese criminals with nowhere else to go one. is giving them a home one of the children growing up with their parents behind bars at this time on al jazeera new yorkers are very receptive. because it is such an international city they are very interested in that global perspective. hello adrian figure here in doha with the top stories on al-jazeera al-jazeera has obtained a u.n. report which says the saudi led coalition bears the greatest responsibility for the deaths of yemeni children last summer it blames the coalition for killing sixty eight children between july and september the document shows that there were at least thirty coalition raids every day some targeting schools and homes but it also says that the fighters killed children too suzanne megan is a protection and advocacy adviser on yemen at the norwegian refugee council she says the international community must do more to stop the conflict. this report details children who have been killed

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for more on the i.o.c. decision we are joined by emily share one who has all of the reaction from moscow so emily tell us a little bit more about that reaction to the i.o.c. has moved to not invite the russian athletes come as a shock. well i would say it came as a disappointment after the hopes that were raised through last week's decision but it didn't quite come as a shock after all this decision by the international olympic committee kind of fits in with the russian narrative that has been going on here all along people here very much see this whole doping scandal as political rather than to do with sports russian officials have always denied that there's been a state sponsored doping program and this this is seen as on par with the anti the anti. with the sanctions excuse me seen really as an anti west as an anti russian campaign from the west so it really fits in with the narrative here even though it is presumably disappointing for people absolutely very disappointing especially just five days until

>> no, one has nothing to do with the other. one is we are very focused on trade. the currency manipulation independent that is based upon -- >> by their past manipulation of currency. i yield back. >> the time of the gentleman has expired. the chair recognizes the chair of the monetary and policy trade subcommittee. >> secretary mnuchin, good to see you this morning. i want to thank you and the administration for the tax cuts and jobs act in the kentucky congressional district. alison is a bank teller at one of the lowest-paid bank tellers of a community community bank in barea, kentucky. she went to the supervisor after they adjusted her tax withholding. she said, i think you made a mistake. and he looked at the check, and he said to alison, no, i didn't make a mistake. she said, did i get a bonus? and he said, actually, i didn't give you a bonus, the bank, the vice-president said this to the teller. we didn't give you a bonus but in effect you got a bonus, you got a raise because of republican tax cuts. and then there is karen. karen has been serving me coffee a

reports on the situation on the ground in. a lot. to be done they call out for those left on another floor but in the dense dust and debris it's hard to see who's left the upper floor is on. the horizon of the doctor tell johnny to open his eyes so he can wash medical workers in eastern huta are calling for urgent assistance because of the continuous heavy bombardment . incendiary bombs are now appearing in the night skies weapons intended to start large fires when they hit the ground. people in bodies are pulled out from crevices between buildings the nearly four hundred thousand people in the besieged enclave are dying in their hundreds how to be a bad what's taking place in eastern is a genocide and a crime against humanity in violation of international and humanitarian law and the perpetrators should be held liable accountable and cannot escape punishment under any circumstances russia is to blame for directly being involved in the military campaign and even apartment graphic videos we've chosen not to show you contain body parts

by one. cool springs police tweeting out a few minutes ago, for people inside this building following the situation, they want people, faculty and staff and students to remain in place until police can clear the building. we're getting another tweet here to the news plex. this is from a student inside the building. the student saying "the school is not totally evacuated. i'm locked in my classroom and i heard shouting outside a few minutes ago." that gives you the idea of the dialogue that this is an active and fluid situation. >> to ralph's point earlier, this is why law enforcement does this grid search room by room, space by space. as they search, they let some people leave and there's other people not secure from their point of view and that's why there's the requirement that faculty, staff and students remain on lockdown. we have vanessa there. we have her on camera now to add a little more. vanessa, remind us how close you are to the school campus at this point. >> i'm about less than a

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taiwan's president sign one arriving quali in on wednesday morning earlier on social media she said teams from around the island will be helping with the search for survivors. taiwan's fire agency reports that five more buildings including a hospital were also damaged as were several roads leading to the city this earthquake followed another one over the weekend off the coast of florida in this earthquake today and the sequence for the last few days has been right in one of the hot spots on the northeast coast of taiwan so it's not a surprise oh it's in an area where half the sharks are inevitable you know the question is how many big aftershocks will there be and are usually one in ten or one in twenty chance of a bigger earthquake so they need to be prepared at least for a few days for more action the city lies along the pacific rim of fire known for regular seismic activity from alaska to southeast asia on the silver to zero all right now we can talk to kenny everett and who is a senior editor at taiwan news he's joining us now from taipei the capital of taiwan and given that you're ab

one of them says. there are two people left inside the house one is my older brother and another is a colleague who is in the rescue was a tried to dig further down to look for my brother that's the situation for now. taiwan's president sign one arriving quali in on wednesday morning say when they hear that kind others in that they're building steel frames or prop up the collapsed building this will ensure rescue received when they get in we are racing against time and now is the crucial time. i once fire agency reports that five more buildings including a hospital were also damaged as were several roads leading to the city this earthquake followed another one over the weekend off the coast of florida in this earthquake today in the sequence for the last few days has been right in one of the hot spots on the northeast coast of taiwan so it's not a surprise oh it's in an area where half the sharks are inevitable you know the question is how many big aftershocks will there be in our usual odds are one in

they'll be on bikes. they'll be on horseback.hey'll just be all throughout the general parade route. >> reporter: septa says rides on the market frankford line and broad street line will be free all day. trains will run every five to seven minutes. but it's the regional rails many are talking about. riders will need a special one day pass if you're not already a regular pass holder. only 50,000 are being sold. riders lined up at the station in paoli to get them. at 69th street station, people were finding them hard to come by. >> i got five of these one day passes for the regional rails. they're $10 each. >> reporter: was it hard getting them? >> yeah because 93 only have -- they only have a limited amount. >> i'm going to the parade me and my husband. >> reporter: how are you going to get there. >> we going to drive in her car. >> reporter: you are going to drive. >> we going to drive as close as we can get. >> reporter: how close you can get is really anyone's guess. however when we're talking about 3 million people a lot of ci

it challenges the conclusions on the memo that came out on friday. president trump declassified the republican house intel committee memo that alleged the fbi and the justice department abused power to target former trump campaign adviser carter page. trump reacting to that memo yesterday saying a lot of people should be ashame ed of their actions. the tax on doj officials by trump and others having an effect on public opinion as well. 40% of republicans have a favorable opinion of the fbi. with us now is the former executive dlerkt of the democratic party. what do you make, first of all, of this survey, this new numbers that came out so far in that the fbi is not looking like it's as favorable as it was before. >> that is the plan of the trump administration. to basically discredit the fbi specifically with law enforcement committee more broadly. it's troubling because first of all, any american should find this very troubling because my guess is if the memo that was indeed a political memo, alluded to earlier, i imagine this is a year-long campaign

guy calls on the wife. wife calls on the guy one or two times.? dozens of times. brian: everyone called the cops. the cops didn't call the fbi. he goes into a gun shop three days after he gets suspended from school gets an ar-15 and shoots everything up on february 14th. steve: didn't have to call the fbi. somebody else calls fbi u heart breaking series of dropped balls. what they have got to do going forward is figure out how to make sure this never happens again. all right. it's 7:10 now in new york city. jillian has a lot of headlines. jillian: that's right. good morning to you guys. actually following extreme weather across the country. let's begin there at least five people are dead after tornadoes and torrential rains carved a path of destruction in the midwest. winds reaching up to 120 miles per hour. flattening homes and flipping cars. the region also struggling with major flooding. the ohio river in cincinnati rising above 60 feet. that's its highest level in two decades. in just a few minutes, we have live report from new richmond, ohio

cold one on saturday, with a high of 34.he four's on sunday, so we may start off with wet snow changing to rain on super bowl sunday, then sunny chilly monday high of 38. but by wednesday, we should be up to 50 degrees, so the temperature roller coaster ride sort of like the eagles season, but ended up on top, we're going to the super bowl, yeah. >> and we're, there you know it, sue, have been watching all of the fun and antics all week long, mike and alex have been trying everything to do out there. >> let's just say one of them is froze then morning after trying their hands at ice fishingment take a look. >> well when you get sent all the way to minnesota to cover the eagles going to the super bowl do you have talk about your football. you also want to see a little bit of minnesota like, too? >> no. >> but there are cool things to do in minnesota. plus no one else is doing it. >> i agree. she suggest we do ice fishing, i said too cold, i didn't realize how comfortable it can be actually. >> ya, for you. >> dan is letting m

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in one thousand nine hundred one one of them new book founded svoboda an openly radical nationalist party preaching the good old principles of bondage era. per jew crane from the jews in russia ukraine for ukrainians and so on his statements got him fifth place in the simon vs and thought center top ten anti semitic world leader rankings of two thousand and twelve. it also sadly attracted numerous follow ups. dimitry are founded another extreme right organization treason or trident in one nine hundred ninety four. in april two thousand and thirteen became an assistant to a member of parliament from the opposition party who died. later that same year he would become the leader of the most radical ukrainian nazi group the right sector. andriy paro be would soon appear leading a whole army of ultra nationalist warriors. and the torch marches would once again light up the streets of ukrainian cities. with. the world drastically changed in august one thousand nine hundred ninety one when the u.s.s.r. de facto ceased to exist and the global political map welcomed many newcomers ukraine one of t

people on board. a defiant israeli prime minister to continue operations in syria day after one of his warplanes was down. to be honest i'm not sure she really understands the food horror of what has happened here a call from britain's foreign minister. supervised the return of refugees to me in march plus. a month ago the cloud bridge project in costa rica where reforestation efforts could provide an important lesson for the rest of the world. and best and russia say they're looking at all possible causes as the hunt for clues began to why a plane crashed soon after take off all seventy one people on board were killed the difficulties investigators face can be seen in these pictures from the crash site near moscow wreckage of the plane is lying in fields covered with thick snow debris and human remains were spread over a radius of one kilometer now the short haul flight took off from don't want to dover airport on sunday few minutes later it's in the air on the city on the way rather to the city of w

one by. syrian refugees on a surreal jamey to sweden. on the bright side. a witness documentary at this time on how dizzy you. discover a willful would winning programming from around the world. intelligently should challenge your perceptions if you were to design a propaganda system you could not build a better plan than facebook all full documenters debates and discussion this country that was once that the wealthiest in the region what went wrong how did we get to this point alger's real. good to have you with us on the al-jazeera news hour these are our top stories amnesty international report on global human vi it says two thousand and seventeen was one of the darkest years in recent history the report held conditions of one hundred and fifty nine countries seven parties and myanmar have created the worst human rights crisis in decades and southeast asia. the un security council is expected to vote on a draft resolution in the coming days demanding a cease fire and the rebel held serbian on clay both east and more than three hundred people have been ki

we await for news on that as we say good morning on thursday. bill hemmer, inside "america's newsroom," how are you doing? >> sandra: i'm doing well. good morning. end of the show i want a super bowl pick out of you. two hours to get one. i'm sandra smith, good morning. the president was overheard saying he would remember say 100% he said release that memo which allegedly reveals government surveillance abuses against the trump campaign during the 2016 campaign. top f.b.i. officials spent hours at the white house going over that memo which left the trump team scratching their heads when the agency put out the following statement. we have grave concerns about material omissions of fact that fundamentally impact the memo's accuracy. >> bill: it happens as president trump gets ready to take off for a republican retreat. peter doocy is at the retreat. let's beginning with kevin corke live from the white house. what gives on this memo? >> listen, my friend, you and i have been talking about it so when will they release it? we don't know. a short answ

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and i'm going to return to this issue on some things you said on the record in the past on whether we should be looking at unemployment rates or wage -- growth asanager a measure full employment. but to the degree we keep our foot off the brake and allow pick your measure to continue to moves in thee economy to allow wage growth to continue, does that not incentivize employers to invest in labor and improve productivity? is it not possible that improved wages themselves can help lead to improved productivity, which can create a virtual cycle with wage growth over time? german powell: yes and that's exactly what we hope is happening right now. congressman: so you are committed to keeping your foot off the brake? chairman powell: when i'm getting ready for this hearing i went back and read something you said in your very first year on the fomc committee. at the very first meeting one of the bank presidents rett -- bank presidents mentioned tighter labor markets and you've noted that you haven't seen anything in the data yet to support that. it struck me as interesting because it got me

yes. >> we talked to him one on one, we asked all of that. >> the hard hitting questions.ike what is logic? what is algebra. we're going to start with what is 30 minutes of terror. >> airline passengers watched as one of the plane's engines fell apart. this is video from flight 1175 out of san francisco. the boeing was -- they heard a boom. apparently the cover of the jet's right ingen had had fallen off and there you see metal flapping in the air. >> you can understand the relief on many of the passenger's faces but they called it the scariest flight of their lives. >> i thought we were going to die and hope that my kids knew that i loved them and it was horrible. eerven the -- the flight attendants were really professional but they were scared. you could tell from their face. >> and a plane did land safely. luckily noe one was hurt. the faa is looking into what has happened to the engine. >> i don't think we would be able to remain calm and composed in that kind of situation. >> and terrifying moment taking place on oregon's highest peek right now. it is over, the rescue

on tv.have i great kids club we will have fun all morning long right here lifetime in fort washington, if i can ever figure out how to either pause this or slow it downey will be in good shape, thomas, back to you you cannot pause it, we have you in picture in picture all morning long keep going until 10:00 o'clock. >> he said that will in the happen. 4:32. lets get to breaking news in salem county, new jersey we are hearing about a fire at american ledge an ambulance company in wood town. we understand it broke out shortly after 4:00 a.m. jenny joists on the way. when she gets there we will bring you very latest information a live shot in just a moment. >>> also this morning first responders remain on the scene following a massive fire in olde city that forced more than 100 people to evacuate this morning there are concerns that the building could collapse. lauren johnson right there at third and walnut, lauren, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. we have moved a tad bit closer

life on t.v. and this is for me this is just the sickest. to civilization absolutely and the u.n. security council is a small as powerless because of that russian veto is russia has proposed amendments to this swedish and kuwaiti proposed cease fire if it is not passed. this will going on this will be going on because this is a petition to the scenario of two thousand and sixty. syrian regime representative to the united nations he mentioned yesterday. foreign minister he also said that we are going to see something similar to what happened in aleppo in december two thousand and sixteen in. we will continue actually bombing the decision. under the idea to leave the area. the russians yesterday they tried actually to introduce some amendments to the to the draft. they are trying actually to include that. in fact. from the cease fire that is going that is right now being negotiated between these different parties and i think that is that has been from the very beginning the pretext that shows you in