rich cooper from the _ orbit or beyond. rich cooper from the space _ orbit or beyond. from aroundthe world are rehearsing for a gala, performance in london this weekend. funds from the charity event — which is being held at the coliseum in covent garden — are being donated to the disasters emergency committee — which is providing aid to people fleeing ukraine. tolu adayoye reports. uniting against war through the arts for the royal ballet principal will be among those performing. former ballet star, ukrainian is one of the artistic directors of the show. his mother recently arrived in the uk having escaped the conflict. it the uk having escaped the conflict. ., ~ , the uk having escaped the conflict. . ,, , ., _ conflict. it takes long time by road and then _ conflict. it takes long time by road and then flying - conflict. it takes long time by road and then flying from - road and then flying from hungary in the end. a very happy that she is safe and she will be here at the performance. 0ther will be here at the performance. other members of family are still in ukraine

rich cooper is vice president of space foundation, an american non—profit organisation which supportsledges that it is a tricky time for relations between space—faring nations. there is certainly concerns about what's going on in the world. while these are not what we would like to consider normal times, there are normal relationships that go on with the persons who have been working the day—to—day operations of the international space station. from a working level, the united states and russia, as well as its international partners, this is something that's been going on for decades. literally, starting with the shuttle in europe programme is when nasa as well as its russian partners really started to learn and understand how to work together in space, because working together in space literally saves lives. it saves the lives of all of those crew, and it's a very dependent relationship, one that is built, certainly, one that is built, certainly, on talent and respect, but it is also built on capability that we have seen in operation now, again, for over 20 years. the thing that i th

joining me now is rich cooper, vice president of space foundation — an american non—profit which supports is about. is it fairly standard stuff? this what this mission is about. is it fairly standard stuff?— fairly standard stuff? this is standard and _ fairly standard stuff? this is standard and it _ fairly standard stuff? this is standard and it is _ fairly standard stuff? this is standard and it is part i fairly standard stuff? this is standard and it is part of i fairly standard stuff? this is i standard and it is part of more fairly standard stuff? this is - standard and it is part of more than 20 years of consecutive operations on the international space station with united states, russia, and its other international partners. isirsi’hszat other international partners. what about future _ other international partners. what about future collaboration? this is fairly standard but going forward, even as russia and the us continue to negotiate relations over what is happening in ukraine, are there any worries about what might happen? there are certainly concerned that what is going on i

. >> joining me are correspondent helene cooper, rich lowry, kimberly atkins stohr, senior opinion writer "the boston street, struck down. then there's this. babies and pregnant women being evacuated from a maternity hospital after it was targeted. hitting western cities, including an attack overnight at a military training center near lviv that was just 15 miles from the border of poland. they are hitting back, striking that convoy outside the capitol. in the besieged city of mariupol where mass graves are being dug, there is no food or water right now. and they are targeting insurgents hiding in basement, even as of. is vladimir putin really looking for an offramp? if so, what kind of deal can you make to end a war with a country that won't even admit there is a war. in a moment i'm going to bring in national security adviser, jake sullivan. but first we're going to go to richard engel in kyiv. this is described as a new stage of terror. what is he saying? >> reporter: it feels like we are at a new phase of this war, that initially the attacks by russia were in the east and in the south

but his interest at the law, i think, in cooperation with russia, because it's quite clear that it will not get rich corporation from america. worse is trying very hard to use the ukraine issue to how should say provoke china or to find some something guilty in the chinese response. but for so far they have not had much success. and i don't think they'll have much success in the future. south africa has laid the blame for the situation in ukraine, squarely on nato. the countries president point sounds even the u. s. lead military blocks own both is had repeatedly admitted the dangers of reckless expansion rights to russia's border. the war could have been avoided. if nato had heated the warnings from amongst its own leaders and officials over the years that its eastward expansion would lead to greater, not less instability in the region. amanda of the african national congress is usually exceed nato's destructive motives have always been clear. we look, we lead and we understand history. nato was formed in 1949 under the auspices of peace, but we have never seen anything peaceful. why not popping of

rich, compared to the current so-called stars. in general, they had few sensors at best in the cooperative village of cinema odin well, some kind of your opinion, the profession that you once chose is about creativity, about meanings, or is it about money, now, probably, the second. probably the second one. if you take it this way, in a general format, it will be about money, no matter how it sounds. so it is, that is, a huge number of people who are now enter theater universities and commercial and non-commercial more commercial courses. they go into art, cinema and theater for money. for the sake of glory, of course, glory, uh, otherwise it's such a scheme. yes, everyone goes for the sake of chekhov at first from chekhov ostrovsky a. then it ends. all financial, of course. here are the pies. who does not want to live well, everyone wants to live well, you can’t forbid it, but your children, what you choose and that’s what you told your eldest son. i once wanted him to be too. well get to know this profession and take it on the set so that he can see the soaking. i thought he would absorb. well, right and necessary, but he absorb

rich people. yeah, compared to today's so -called stars. in general, they had few sensors at best in the cooperative village of cinema odin well, some kind ofom apartment. what do you think is the profession you once chose? are you a project of meaning or is it about money now? probably the second, probably the second is to take it like that. in general, the format it will be about money, no matter how it is sounds. so it is, that is, a huge number of people who are now entering theater universities and commercial and non-commercial more commercial courses. they go into art, cinema and theater for money. for the sake of glory, of course, glory, uh, otherwise it's such a scheme. yes, everyone goes for the sake of chekhov at first from chekhov ostrovsky a. then it ends. all financial, of course. here are the pies. who does not want to live well, everyone wants to live well, you can’t forbid it, but your children, what you choose, and once told your eldest son to also well let's get acquainted with this profession and take him to the set so that he can see absorb. i thought that he would absorb everything. well, in general, he ended up saying,

rich returns. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> hello. i'm ana cabrera in new york. anderson cooper is with us in lviv, ukraine.vivors are emerging from the ruins one day after russian forces bombed a theater in mariupol, where hundreds of civilians were thought to have taken shelter. a former ukrainian official moments ago saying as many as 1,300 people were inside. and 130 of them reportedly have been rescued so far. here's what it looked like before. these satellite images show the word "children" written on both sides outside this building in russian. this was before russians struck it. we don't know the exact number of casualties. we know that this city has been reduced to rubble. new mass graves are being dug as body, many of them children, line the streets, anderson. >> in kyiv, stunning drone video of rescuers searching the wreckage on the top floors of an apartment building. the bomb striking just a few hours before a curfew there was lifted. that curfew was set for 35 hours. one person died in this attack. still british intelligence says that russia's invasion has largely stalled on all fronts. vladim

rich somehow okay, everything was fine. he could not throw from the roof he was killed. killed someone pushed. where did it happen? an art workers cooperativeould be doing on the surrounds in this? and his girlfriend could live in this house. where are we where are the artists? and then, as far as i know, but he didn’t have a girlfriend, in fact, he had a avoska with apples with him, a love note to me. what happens? the girl pushed him. the investigation is ongoing the mother of the deceased bubbler, nina ivanovna, work together with three departmental polyclinics, stepfather buzyrev stepanovich, a masseur, is also on trial at the polyclinic . why did you steal the gold chain today the client is doing a massage, asked to be removed and dreamed of a serious crime in the zone. was it good for 2 years? have you been working in the investigating authorities for a long time to talk about this? departmental clinic, what is it? what department of art workers? and the house with the roof of which the guy was thrown off. which department does this belong to? yes , i don't know what that means. i don't know yet. dumplings how are you at work? date th

honie, they're going to be a cooperative species you call to be beating each other up and threaten each other all beside studio be unscripted on elvis era. o mon has a rich history, but also plays an important role in the gulf region to day out there well, discovers its empires stretched from the arabian peninsula to east africa built on great sea power. the problem that existed in the gulf was piracy. tribes was rebellion, empire, and colonization, oman, history, power, and influence. on al jazeera lou . ah, a reminder of the main developments in ukraine's her russian strike on the besieged, ukrainian city of mary awful. as destroyed a theatre where an estimated 1000 people were sheltering. the number of casualties is not yet known. earlier, russian rockets had a convoy fleeing the city in during 5 people. the u. s. embassy in keith says, russian forces have shot dead 10 ukrainians while they were queuing for bread and journey. the international court of justice is ordered russia to immediately see 6 military operation in ukraine. and u. s. president joe biden has cooled. vladimir putin, a war criminal. this shortly after announcing the washington will

cooperation with iran. halted negotiations initially. general keane what would you say about the nuclear deal and where it stands today? >> well, this is pretty richg the russians negotiating with us on behalf of iran to make this deal and now they want an exemption from the western sanction that's are being imposed on them in the 11th hour. i don't care what reason the nuclear deal is stopped. i'm all for stopping it. whether it's russia or the other powers doing it. certainly the biden administration is absolutely committed to having this deal and the people who know what the details of it are, to include some people on the negotiating team who quit over this, they know full well that this deal is worse than the 2015 deal and it certainly doesn't meet the stated simple objective when the biden administration came in, when it comes to the iranian nuclear deal, we're going to lengthen the deal and strengthen the deal. that is not going to happen here at all. it's going to be considerably weaker. we are walking into a terrible situation if that deal gets approved. we can already see, maria, look, if the deal doesn't cover iran's maligned behavior,