this means panic on the market . panic in the financial sector. his comments come hours after a phone call between french president emanuel mac, ron and russian president vladimir putin, in which potent insisted that western responses had not addressed moscow's principal concerns. yet the cold did lead to some progress. the 2 leaders, we're committed to ease intentions through the normandy format. for way diplomatic talks between germany, russia, ukraine, and france. let's keep our reasons the ukranian president. welcome to the idea as a step towards coming tensions the but he also called on russia to prove its claims that it has no intention of invading ukraine. for now, tension on the border remains as high as ever. and as long as the risk of military escalation lingers, the diplomatic dance will continue behind closed doors. now, with all eyes on ukraine, germany and its ties with russia also in the spotlight, t w's political correspondent, thomas sterile has more on the economic consequences. this crisis could have on germany, it is certainly

ah, this is it renews live from bro and keep calm and carry on. ukraine's president warned against panic, made a stand off with russia. after a call with the u. s. president of a lot of mess lensky says, western warnings of war are hurting his country. is calling for more diplomacy? met fears of a russian invasion. also coming up defiance and who doc for week spouses have been breathing bullets and tear gas to demand a return to civilian rule after a military coup or get an update from the capital hartfield. ah. and lilac. thank you so much for joining us. ukraine's president vladimir zalinski is calling for com. after speaking with you as president joe biden. he said there has been no further escalation with russia at the moment. and it's asking allies to dial down talk of war. this, despite tens of thousands of russian troops, mass near the ukrainian border on our mister zalinski remarks come amid a new diplomatic push to ease tensions over ukraine. earlier french president emanuel michael held a phone call with vladimir putin to address the crisis. brittany told my call that nato and

you crazy. president warns against panic made a stand off with russia after a call with the u. s. president vladimir zalinski says western warnings of war are hurting his country. he's calling for more diplomacy, amid fears of a russian invasion. also coming up defiance in sudan for weeks, thousands have been breathing bullets and tear gas to demand a return to civilian rule after a military coup or get an update from the capital hart and the coal leader of germany's far right. a f. d, quits the party, he says he lost a power struggle with the a u. d. 's extremist weight. ah, i'm glad i thank you so much for your company. we begin this broadcast with the latest efforts to diffuse growing tensions between russia and ukraine. ukraine's president vladimir zalinski is calling for com. after speaking with you as president joe barton, he said there has been no further escalation with russia at the moment. and his asking allies to dial down talk of war earlier russian, president of russian president putin's whose country has mast tens of thousands of troops near ukraine's border accus

we don't need that panic. running away. we don't need that panic-— that panic.t of posturing going on - that panic. there is a lot of posturing going on at - that panic. there is a lot of posturing going on at the l posturing going on at the moment. the russian troop build—up on the border, the western response increasingly alarmed and alarming. this is a peerless geopolitical terrain and ukraine is trying to chart and ukraine is trying to chart a course through it. there may yet be what they call an off ramp, a way of diffusing the crisis. but there is a danger that talk of all at war becomes a self—fulfilling prophecy. ads, a self—fulfilling prophecy. lot of posturing, a lot of signalling and signalling is coming from different directions. from washington, president biden speaking of a distinct possibility that president putin will invade ukraine next month. from russia, a very different signal thing we don't want war, we don't have any intention to invade ukraine. here on the ground and ukraine, ukrainians preparing for the possibility of an escalation of thi

there is no panic in 20132014. we were selling a lot of automatic firearms right now. but at the moment, there is no such demand, mama and there hasn't been an increased demand for ammunition. people here are resilient and many say they are ready to face any danger. the village is near the front line and now part of the military zone residents are allowed to return here because it's actually fairly safe at the moment. but we've been driving around and we could barely find anyone. this woman is one of the few people we came across, switching between russian and ukrainian. she tells us life is good. they have water, electricity, and a shop. and she has made her own plans, in case of war, move out of mass. oh, good, don't one. yep. of, of, we built an underground shelter in our own backyard. we'll go there. we don't want to. this is all hedged, didn't a stu visit involved demo zalinski called on people to remain calm and he's blaming. foreign media was spreading panic. ukrainians have learned to rely on themselves carry on with their lives, while kidding, through the fog

room. >> stephen: she was jodie foster in panic room. >> yeah, we rehearsed for weeks.me ago. i was very tiny. >> stephen: how old were you then? >> ten. i turned eleven on the movie. jodie foster got me a m mariachi band on my firth day. >> stephen: that's nice. i came here to brag a lot. ( laugher ) >> stephen: you were in "crimes in the future" with feelingo mortensen -- viggo mortensen. are you a fan of lord of the rings? >> i have a huge crush on him. >> stephen: i have a huge crush on viggo. i'm not alone. >> my girlfriend is in love with him. i got to make out with him. >> stephen: you've already made out with him? >> yeah, and now i'm trying to make you jealous ( applause ) >> stephen: viggo has been in my shower. >> is that true? >> stephen: yeah, there's a story behind that one, and i got flowers. >> good. i believe you. this doesn't sound made up at all. >> stephen: no, not at all. now, your fianceÉ dylan, is she fan of lord of the rings? >> she's obsessed. you guys have a lot in common. when i was talking to your segment producer which i have known for years

i'm pulling it out, blind panic.ill spare you. >> jimmy: it was good? >> it was delicious. [ laughter ] i thought i was going to throw up. it would be most traumatizing experience, but also the moment that i became a new yorker. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i mean, if you are going to throw up, you're in the exact right position to do it. >> that would be next. i would throw up on top of it, then i'd have to take care of both. >> jimmy: i'm so impressed that you fished the rat out. i have to tell you, there would never over have been a conversation at my house. >> how would that have gone? >> jimmy: you get the rat out of the toilet, you get rid of the rat. that's what my wife would have said and i would not have questioned it for one moment, even though i would have been absolutely mortified. >> i mean this late night story wrote itself. >> jimmy: i had a rat in my kitchen one time. i got a pellet gun and i laid on the floor and i destroyed the kitchen with a gun. [ laughter ] trying to shoot the r

>> panic is not a policy. what we need to do is prudent planning.t's what we are doing and our nato allies are doing and we're encouraging ukraine to do as well. given that putin has made these moves before, even as we encourage diplomacy, we have to be ready for the worst. >> brennan: it appears that the senate is nearing a bipartisan agreement on a packet of sanctions. the administration has wanted to wait and hold on to sanctions as leverage. will the president veto this bill? what will the impact be? >> we are working intensively with the congress on this piece of legislation. we expect it will be very well-aligned with what we are building with our nato allies and partners. i would say that one of the strengths of u.s. policy, vis-aÀ-vis ukraine, going back some 30 years, but particularly in this instance, we had a very strong bipartisan approach to members of ukraine. but with regard to this package of sanctions, you know, deterrence is best when there is a little bit of strategic ambiguity around exactly what we are going to do. so wnancial m

panic and fear get us out — our brains. panic and fear get us out of— our brains.ation. we are on track, in my opinion, towards potential total— my opinion, towards potential total collapse. we can still -et total collapse. we can still get off— total collapse. we can still get off the track but only if we take _ get off the track but only if we take drastic steps at this point — we take drastic steps at this point to— we take drastic steps at this point to do so. we need to go into— point to do so. we need to go into what— point to do so. we need to go into what i_ point to do so. we need to go into what i call emergency mode and i_ into what i call emergency mode and i think— into what i call emergency mode and i think 2050 is not nearly fast _ and i think 2050 is not nearly fast enough and we have to stop this fantasy of net zero. we have — this fantasy of net zero. we have to _ this fantasy of net zero. we have to go to the heart of the problem _ have to go to the heart of the problem which is, like i said before, _ problem which is, like i said before, the fos

we don't need that panic.- people are running away. we don't need that panic.ot of posturing going - don't need that panic. there is a lot of posturing going on - don't need that panic. there is a lot of posturing going on at l a lot of posturing going on at the moment. the russian troop will drop on the border, the western response increasingly hollande and alarming. this is perilous geopolitical you —— terrain, and ukraine is trying to chart a course through it. there may yet be what they call an off away of defusing the crisis. but there is a danger. the talk of all—out war becomes a self—fulfilling prophecy. gabriel gatehouse, bbc news, western ukraine. b, gabriel gatehouse, bbc news, western ukraine.— western ukraine. a lot of posturing. _ western ukraine. a lot of posturing. a _ western ukraine. a lot of posturing, a lot - western ukraine. a lot of posturing, a lot of - western ukraine. a lot of- posturing, a lot of signalling. tingling is coming from different directions. in washington, president biden speaking of a distinct possibility that resident bru

because, as i say, people _ increased panic because, as i say, peorrie have — increased panic because with this type of— people have been living with this type of russian aggression for coming — type of russian aggression for coming up to eight years. james waterhouse _ coming up to eight years. james waterhouse in _ coming up to eight years. james waterhouse in kyiv _ coming up to eight years. james waterhouse in kyiv and - coming up to eight years. james waterhouse in kyiv and caroline | waterhouse in kyiv and caroline davies in moscow, thank you. the founder of the wikileaks website julian assange has won the first stage of his bid to appeal against extradition to the united states. he'll now take his case to the supreme court. mr assange faces charges over the publication of hundreds of thousands of leaked documents relating to the afghanistan and iraq wars. our correspondent greg mckenzie is at the high court in central london. how significant is this forjulian assange? how significant is this forjulian assanae? , how significant is this forjulian assanae? _, ., ., ., ., how sign

we don't need this panic. that's very important moment. i'm not saying that that asking nation is excluded. we have been talking about this for 8 years now. it has happened to read the escalation did already happen. part of our territories already, unfortunately, temporarily occupied. we understand that already and economically. and i mentioned this to president by deny and i think are the u. s. support out, i said that i started talking to the leaders of the countries and to explain to them that we need to stabilize the economy of our country. because of those signals which say that to morrow there will be war. because this signals will stand by even respected leaders of the respective countries. sometimes they're not even using diplomatic language. they're saying to morrow is the war. this means panic on the market plan and can the financial sector may be, am taking too long to answer the question, is it okay? it's okay. so how much does it cost to a country you have to, i mean, i want you to understand these things. we need unity of our

.- exaggeration or panic.nic. these incidents have come - exaggeration or panic. these incidents have come just - exaggeration or panic. these | incidents have come just after exaggeration or panic. these - incidents have come just after we saw key statistics published last week which showed that arrests, incidents of disorder, things like flares and hate crime, have all gone up flares and hate crime, have all gone up significantly from when fans were last in the grounds two years ago, and also incidents involving people under 25. what do you think is behind an increase like that? let sa firstl behind an increase like that? let say firstly i _ behind an increase like that? let say firstly i think it is misleading to say— say firstly i think it is misleading to say that they have gone up significantly. yes, they have gone up, significantly. yes, they have gone up. but _ significantly. yes, they have gone up, but from a very low base. even on the _ up, but from a very low base. even on the latest — up, but from

ready you kind president thinks to calm what he says is panic over the escalating tensions with russia. wild game a fusion is saying, the west has ignored russia secures he can sons. ah, hello, i'm marianne murphy and london. you're watching al jazeera, also coming off on the program. keena faso is suspended by west africa main regional blog. following this week's military could, at least 88 people, a dead and tens of thousands caught off. off to tropical storm anna hit madagascar, mozambique, and malawi. and a bridge collapses in pittsburgh just hours before a visit by the vice president to highlight his efforts to strengthen the country's infrastructure. ah, welcome to the program. ukraine's president is urged west not to panic, over the likelihood of a russian invasion, which he said is damaging the country's economy. despite huge build up of russian troops, new crane volume is landscape saying he does not consider the situation now. any more tense than before. waste and as if we're grateful to the united states for their ongoing support for our sovereignty. but i'm the president of

when should you ever panic. never. do not panic. a second while you were talking. charles: i wanted it to happen before 3:00 o'clock. the dow was up 200 and here it comes around the edge, the s&p, here comes s&p, i wanted it to happen during my show but you get the credit now. liz: you

and they said that this never has caused this kind of panic. but what the america's doing now, they're using the security council as a form to can be used as megaphone diplomacy was the phrase that he used. he said that the americans are just trying to manifest this events in taking place by the rhetoric that they're using. the ambassador also said that he had some figures about the american military and in comparison to the russian. he said that there are 750 bases in more than 80 countries. that house u. s. troops in some places are not welcome, but they're still there. he said that this is not the case with the russians, that there are at the requests of it. for example, bell roosts are going to carry out a 10 day military drill starting february 10th. and that is why there is such a huge military shipments of equipment and personnel going to that country in the north west of russia to carry out those joint drills. and he said, there really isn't any substance to the accusations coming from the u. s. government, it is just the u. s. trying t

new finding here and happening, there is no panic in 20132014. we were selling a lot of automatic firearms right now, but at the moment there is no such demand. mama and there hasn't been an increased demand for ammunition. people here are resilient and many say they are ready to face any danger. the village is near the front line and now part of the military zone residents are allowed to return here because it's actually fairly safe at the moment. but we've been driving around and we could barely find anyone. this woman is one of the few people we came across, switching between russian and ukrainian. she tells us life is good. they have water, electricity, and a shop. and she has made her own plans, in case of war, move out of my so be don't one. yep, of of, we built an underground shelter in our own backyard. we'll go there. we don't want to. this is all hedged, didn't a stu visit involved demo zalinski called on people to remain calm and he's blaming. foreign media was spreading panic. ukrainians have learned to rely on themselves carry on wit

ukraine's president warns against panic amid standoff with russia.resident zelensky says this is hurting his countr he is calling for diplomacy amid fears of an invasion. defiance in sudan. thousands have been braving bullets and tear gas to demand a return to civilian rule after a military coup. we will get an update from e capital, khartoum. this footage helped police arrest a suspect in a german jewel heist. but where are the missing gems? and rafael nadal surges into the final of the australian open in style. ♪ >> a warm welcome to our viewers joining us on pbs and around the world. we start with the efforts to defuse growing tensions between russia and ukraine. ukraine's president is calling for calm after speaking with u.s. president biden. he says there has been no further escalation with russia and is asking allies to dial down talk of war. earlier, putin, whose country has amassed tens of thousands of troops on the border of ukraine, accused nato -- security concerns. nato is prepared to put more troops in europe after washington warned ukra

but ukraine's president, volodymyr zelensky, accused some world leaders of sowing panics tonight and said he knows the details in more depth. what is it that you know that president biden doesn't know? "i have my own secrets, just like the u.s. president," he answered. "we're sharing lots of information, but you have to feel the pulse on a day-to-day basis." zelensky also called the departure of nonessential staff at the u.s. embassy this week a mistake, saying ukraine is not the "titanic." today, the united states military leaders said 8500 u.s. troops on alert had not yet been moved but warned an invasion would be horrific. >> conflict is not inevitable. there is still time and space for diplomacy. >> reporter: in ukraine, they've become used to living with russian aggression over many years,s a war in eastern ukraine against russian-backed separatists has claimed over 14,000 lives according to the government. >> russian-backed troops are killing ukrainians every day. >> reporter: today, the u.n. acting ambassador to kyiv, said ukraine is worried the panic could damage its economy.

we don't need that panic. bbc understands the report will be delivered to the prime minister without waiting for the police inquiry to conclude.

we do not need that panic.is: the world food program says more than 80% of people in the ethiopian region are going hungry. and doubts over the timeline of the covitest novak djokovic reported when he attempted to enter australia. ♪ hello and welcome if you are watching on pbs here in america or around the world. first, the u.s. secretary of defense says conflict in ukraine could still be avoided, despite russi lining up troops along their shared border. moscow has now the capability to act against ukraine, but the u.s. remains committed to helping the country defend itself. secretary austen: it has progressed at consistent and steady pace, involving tens of thousands of russian troops, and it is being supporteby increased russian naval activity in the northern atlantic and the mediterranean sea. while we do not believe president putin has made a final decision to use these forces against ukraine, he clearly now has that capability, and there are multiple options available to him, including the seizure of citie

so all the cyberattacks, this disinformation attack, they want us to panic. and we will not panic. we will get prepared. we will also do everything in order to continue to build our country, to reform our economy, and we are resolute to defend our country. >> schifrin: do you believe, as the u.s. does, that an invasion could be imminent? >> well, again, with the neighbor like russia, this is a reality with which we live for the past 400 years. we know the threat is there. we know the threat is very high. and the diplomats, together with all the government, with the president, and together with our international partners and allies, especially with the united states, we are working hard in order for the option a. as we say, the diplomatic solution, to be still possible. and we are working very hard to dissuade russia from making this mistake. >> schifrin: in terms of trying to persuade russia not to make this mistake, as you put it, trying to prevent war, the ukrainian government is calling on the u.s. government to impose sanctions now on russia, while the administration says that

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i think we need to move out of the panic mode. >> do we know why the death rate skyrocketed since the new year? >> reporter: that's a reflection of the time it takes between initial infection and when people become severely ill. that could take between two to three weeks. of course, now that cases are coming down, we should expect that deaths will too in the coming days. >> all right, thank you. >>> a horrific crash in las vegas has killed nine people. it happened saturday night when a driver sped through a red light, causing a six-vehicle crash. the driver and his passenger died, along with seven others. >>> a former teacher and mother of five from kansas is under arrest in virginia tonight, charged with leading an all-female isis battalion in syria. the justice department alleges she trained women and children on the use of ak-47 assault rifles and suicide belts. she's expected to appear in federal court tomorrow in alexandria, virginia. >>> ukraine's president is trying to tamp down talk of war. christina is at the white house as the u.s. and allies in europe are engaged in some hi

part of that panic comes from all the uncertainty we have right now. but the good news we have so far, at least the preliminary good news is that in other places that have had omicron surges particularly in south africa, we saw a really rapid surge bought also a really rapid decline. now, we don't know if that's going to happen here in the u.s. or europe because the population is really different. we're also in the winter which is more conducive to coronavirus spread than in the summer. but still a lot of epidemiologists expect we'll see a peak in omicron cases in the next few weeks and after that start to see cases decline again. >> herd immunity, what happened to that, and are we ever going to see it? >> well, herd immunity is when a population builds up immunity and that starts to give us all protection from the spread of the virus. and we have had a lot of buildup in immunity in our population. unfortunately, omicron is a variant that evades immunity. so we are building up some herd immunity in our population, but it's unlikely we'll get to the poi

when should you ever panic. never. do not panic. the love that the s&p just turn positive for a second while you were talking. charles: i wanted it to happen before 3:00 o'clock. the dow was up 200 and here it comes around the edge, the s&p, here comes s&p, i wanted it to happen during my show but you get the credit now. liz: you get it, after that performance, the stretch that we go. another wild one on wall street it looks to be a repeat of yesterday's monday madness. we are looking at another epic turnaround tuesday, stock set session highs. the dow completing a 1000 plus point swing at this hour right now up 203 and i had been down 818. the nasdaq earlier following into correction territory but way off the 440.0 of the session, down just 87 at the moment. the s&p again heading correction territory earlier before the bull made their charge, down, down four points, charles gets the credit it turned out so slightly positive amid and half ago. the wall street staircase the volatility index doing and about space right now, had been d

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this means panic on the market plan and can the financial sector. his comments come hours after a phone call between french president emmanuel mac, ron and russian president vladimir putin, in which bruton insisted that western responses had not addressed moscow's principal concerns. yet the cold did lead to some progress. the 2 leaders, we're committed to easing tensions through the normandy format for way diplomatic talks between germany, russia, ukraine, and france. let's keep our reasons, the ukranian president. welcome to the idea as a stepped towards calming tensions. but he also called on russia to prove its claims that it has no intention of invading ukraine for now tension on the border. busy remains as high as ever. and as long as the risk of military escalation lingers, the diplomatic dance will continue behind closed doors. and more on their side now joined by marian close mal. she's a senior, allan analyst on ace in european affairs with the bertelsmann, stiff tongue here in germany. marian, welcome to d w. the u. s. is warning of an ar

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face of what they say is aggression from moscow. ukraine, for its part, says there is no reason to panic and has called for calm. russia denies its planning and invasion, and accuses the west of being hysterical. a military standoff and a diplomatic deadlock. almost 2 months since russia began mustering troops on the ukrainian border. the situation remains as tense as ever. with negotiation, stalling between russia and the west, the pentagon has placed 8500 troops on high alert. in case nato decides to deploy. these troops already to support nato state surrounding ukraine rather than ukraine itself. again, i want to reinforce that as of now, the decision has been made to put these units on higher alert and higher alert. only no decisions have been made to deploy any forces from the united states at this time in an abundance of caution. the u. s. has also withdrawn personnel from its embassy and keith, mainly family members and children. the while the us readies itself are the worst ukraine's president has called for calm and unity among western nations. touch growth. everything is under

but still you should not be panic hot. but if you do, while a wounded person is crying and swearing, it would be a fiasco if you panic to go. i. so we need to stay calm, play them all other thought was cut on his voice via in the streets of the capital, key of some residence, struggle to keep their spirits up, his widows. i am hoping for a peaceful solution. i can't even talk about this without trying. i am for peaceful negotiations reward. on thursday, russia offered a glimmer of hope that come could still prevail after the kremlin kept opened the door for talks. despite the u. s. and nato rejecting its demands, shook aside so genial the clue as for the content of the document, there is a response which gives hope for the start of a serious conversation on secondary questions, boosted b. m. but in this documentable, well, there was no positive response to the main question of soup was it's usually new. another chance for diplomacy will come next month when russian french ukrainian and german delegates will need for talks

so there is no panic. but a people are very well aware that something could happen and a have been for the past 8 years. and some people have been preparing to act in case russia would invade and i have met some of them. this is how martin use give has been spending her weekends in the past few months. she has joined ukraine's territorial defense forces of volunteer brigade designed to support the army and the hinterland. in the case of an attack, marta is 51 and has no prior military experience. all the stuff that you could just see on the movie on the common taurus. you know, they seems very simple. but in general, when you're starting to do it, it's quite difficult. you need to know how to do it correctly and not to be in then just for yourself and for your colleague skills. very basic, but very important skills. every saturday she swaps us urban home for a training camp. during the week she works from home for a company that conducts pharmaceutical studies and a dylan life. she shares with a family and

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