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while rounding up these basin, robbie magazine needs to move fast. he's responsible for more than 50 bulls cows. yearlings and calves trick is called gazelle, trying to thank you in time to think of a little background before their journey to their new home. these animals have to pass one last health test. i work these guys every day. i know i'll grab a view of them here at the ford pick. reservation in montana ranchers are preparing the bison for distribution to indigenous tribes. for years, magnen has been working hard to ensure they can roam the prairie again. they are vitally important to many native americans. ah, he'll, he'll fight with everything in here. some more get nervous for you. they, they, they, they had stressed out very faster. you want to work on quick as possible. you know how a heart attack audio. you try you and test them. you know, i'll let him go. the reservation has invested a lot of money in this facility to comply with regulations. just only after up to 3 years of quarantine and many blood tests are the bison permitted to be

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and it's right here that king how robbie noted down the famous code of homo robbie. one of the very 1st sets of law is ever recorded. what remains of babylon to day is a scattering of ruins. more a memory of greatness than anything else? many of the artifacts that were excavated here in the 19th and 20th centuries, were shipped off to european museums, and not always, legally. there's a lot of discussion in the museum world around whether these artifacts should be repatriated back to iraq. for example, one of the most important parts of babylon's architecture, the ishtar gate is currently housed in the peg m, on museum in berlin. germany, not everyone agrees that that's where it should be. or many times sir, we asked her lows with these countries to kimberly, oh, we're after thoughts on her alerts. but you know, you knew there are me to political negotiation on the most of our, our folks which are and so i bet him resumes belong to or if you think about it, there's not many places like this left in the world. sure. there's the parents and a few other sites, but babyl

fuel that po was among the targets, at least 5 people are believe that have been injured same, but robbie has worn out from the city of livia. as the siren began, everyone seemed totally calm. nobody really took it seriously as has become the norman levine. people really consider the warning as a suggestion, more than a mandatory rule to head straight for a shelter head for cover because for the most part, anytime the signs have gone off, the attacks have happened not really close to leave. that happened further afield in the west of the country. sometimes the sirens have been set off when missiles have been headed for odessa. but then just a few minutes later, 5 or 10 minutes later after the siren went off, we heard 2 or 3 very loud, very clear studs and explosions. and at that moment in the town center in the square that we were in, there was a large crowd, hundreds of people, and suddenly everyone went quiet. us president joe biden says rushes warren. ukraine has been a strategic failure and that president putin cannot remain in power. the white house later clarified the russian leader

and all of these easy things, the buddhist, the harvest, shows him robbie is a communications officer at the world food program. she says the war is having a significant ripple effect. i think the main challenge at the moment or the infrastructure isn't supply chain systems that are falling apart. i mean the systems are supposed to be feeding millions of people that are trapped in the context and ukraine and some of them are completely decimated. so we're talking about a truck and trade that are being destroyed, rigid, falling apart. supermarkets that are being wiped out. and we're having to build this operation from the ground. and, you know, to build such an operation is going to take a lot of time, which is unfortunately not on our side, but our priorities to focus on repairing those infrastructures and supply chain system and creating the supply chain light flying into t f. so that we could facilitate the transportation of humanitarian assistance, not just food, but on behalf of the humanitarian community, but also preposition to the shops in areas where we feel the conflicts made

the 2nd largest city with the ukranian forces are still managing to keep the russians out as amos robbie joins us live now from las vegas in western ukraine says a what more we hearing about these barracks bombings in nikolai of well, this was a military sites. the reports coming out of military locations are slow to emerge. that is because this country is under martial law, currently in a state of war. but we do have some new information. what we're hearing is that this attack actually happened early friday morning, and it was an attack on this military barracks that can house as many as 200 people in the early morning hours when most of the soldiers were in their bunks and sleeping so far we can confirm dozens dead of possibly 50, maybe as many as 100 according to some witnesses on the ground there. now, one thing with regards to trying to get a, an accurate count of the number of those killed reports coming in from the government. officials there from people on the ground is that the bodies are in such a state. it's hard to get an accurate count. so that gives you an idea of how grim

if al jazeera zane boss robbie is there in western ukraine zane. tell us more about what's been happening there. well, during this attack happened in the early morning hours about 3 hours ago. oh, a sirens or air raid sirens started going off in the city of eve at around 6 or 6 30 am. and shortly after that we started getting reports of an attack. not too far from the city. i'm gonna get out of the way and show you as far as we can get. now the city is still under martial law. the skyline behind me was thick with black smoke just a little while ago, but we've seen ambulances and water trucks heading to the location, working to put that fire out. now what we know about what happened here was that according to the managing director of believe international airport, approximately 4 russian missiles heads in air craft repair plant, an old soviet aircraft repair plant that was being used as a warehouse close to the airport. this is an area just as close to the city. it's an and an old industrial area of lots of old industrial buildings in plants that ar

best robbie live for us in levine. let's get some live pitches now in the capital. keith, it is just after 7 pm there and not another restless evening ahead. no doubt. so residents, and we'll keep across developments as they come to hand. but that is a live picture there of the capital, keith, just after 7 pm, about 4 weeks into this war. okay, 3 un agencies, including the world health organization are calling for an immediate hold to attacks on hospitals in ukraine. doctors there say hospitals are under extraordinary pressure trading. those blended iran con, report from the capitol. keith, this is to be one of the main hospitals in key dealing with coven 19 infections. it's now been re purpose to treat war casualties. this ukrainian volunteer was shot in her pain and north of keep while defending the capital from intense russian attacks. despite being shot 3 times, he wants to go back to the front lines. yeah, belongs to those of course i want to fight again. i will join the territorial defense hearing keith. as soon as i can volumes, i went to join my friends in t

thanks so much for that examples. robbie. the idea of when you curfew is being imposed in ukraine's capital from late monday to wednesday, ah, as full as another explosion at the sight of a shopping center that was hit late on sunday, killing at least 8 people rescue teams had been looking through the rebel to find survivors be attacked on the shopping center happened in the podbielski district just outside the city center. sputter hours dry from the presidential palace and parliament building and rank on has more now from keith. this is jack happened about 1030 last night. i'm gonna give you a closer look at where our, what is clearly some very heavy ordinance landed but 1030. but daylight revealed at the full extent of the damage at you can see that the construction workers and people clearing the debris about an hour and a half ago, there was a controlled explosion here of what seems to be left over ordinance. we've also seen anti acro fire from close to head, go up into the sky, and throughout their morning we've been hea

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former college teammate of mine was the first to alert me that they were doing a casting call and then robbyes had worked in hollywood for 20 years and had a really successful year also reached out to me. i think could you get this part. you need to audition. the reality was right after i l. i was interested in acting. i grew up in a family of people who worked in the hearts. musicians and actors. so i had always been intrigued. when the casting call came my way. i was thrilled to audition. i'm the ghoo i would literally look craig's list for auditions. so when this came may way. just to get some feedback. i was thrilled. >> you got the height. how tall are you? about 6'7", 6'8"? >> 6'10". >> okay. 6'10". how did you prepare? not just playing basketball. you had to act. >> right, right, exactly. there was no basketball in the audition. it was blood, sweat and tears for sure. just helping me read through script and prepare for the audition. and then when i got the part, i couldn't have been surrounded by a better gram of professionals. from adam to the producers, the other actors, et cetera.

this massive problem is only going to get bigger as the conference carries on. altenor, same bas robbie, reporting, life, lublin, and poland zane. many thanks date. well, people from ukraine are still coming in in washington are. these are live pictures by the way, as you can see from the border with the poland in washington, u. s. president joe, by mr. deliver his state of the union address. later on tuesday night, he lost his new plan to help americans navigate inflation, but he's also expected to keep ukraine in focus as on zeros. allen, fisher reports not from washington. this is a white house concentrating on tuesdays important state of the union speech by the president. ah, but it's not taking its eyes off. you crean. a point made by the vice president at an event marking the end of black history month to day the eyes of the world are on ukraine and the brave people who are fighting to protect their country and their democracy. and their bravery is a reminder, a most recent reminder that justice equality and freedom must never be taken for granted by any of us. yes is announced a

xenophobia or by the people who are coming in here and doing the break-ins and in the crime spotlight for robbies including this confrontation between thieves and store owners. was shak pe. >> pepper is been happening so often that i don't want these businesses and business owners to feel fearful. >> sfpd data shows larceny theft is down in the first three months that have year by 21% compared to the same time period prepandemic. former chant who worry about facing criminals, these numbers aren't comforting. >> i just want more policing. more help. more attention from city hall. >> in san francisco, betty ykpix5. >>> the mayor is back in san francisco after a ten day trip to europe it. focused on luring more international travel to san francisco. the mayor paid a visit to paris, london, brse frankf the goalto huborope the conventions we lost during the pandemic. >> having the ability to get in and get out and people in europe. they get like anywhere between four and six weeks vacation and normally they want to go somewhere and want to stay for a while. my hope is that they get excited about san f

. >> thanks, robbie. >>> up next, getting into the ev game. the high end car company now making an all electric sports car. >>> delta airlines is giving some employees a raise. the airline announced it would give most of its workers a 4% pay increase. it says employees haven't gotten a raise since the pandemic hit. airlines were among the hardest hit during the pandemic. book, are increasings. pilots are not included in this increase. >>> speaking of money, maserati is going all in on electric. next year it will unveil the fulgari, which means lightening in italian. it has 1,200 horsepower. those are electric horses. the non-electric maseratis -- did you ever shop for a maserati? >> no. >> they go for up $200,000. by the year 2030, which is not even that long from now, will all be electric. >> people who can afford a maserati can afford an electric one. >>> okay. here's the million dollar question. how long will the warriors be without steph curry. an update on his injured foot. that's up next. hi, i'm mike holmes and i'm here >>>ivan from agm

we've had over 2 levine now with as robbie has been standing by zane. as we mentioned at the top of the program, some merry poll residents have managed to leave the city. what else are you hearing about the attempts to evacuate civilians particularly given that the last few times it hasn't worked. that's exactly right. there's been a lot of failed starts when it comes to trying to negotiate with russian leaders and ukrainian leaders to create humanitarian corridors, to try to get people to safety. this conflict. since this start has been something that is displaced so many people in there, all, it's all about having to deal with constricted spaces. people that are fleeing violence having to try to get through active conflict zones to safety. 6.5000000 people have been displaced, half of them have left the country and gone into europe and further afield. the other half are still displaced inside the country. but this morning, deputy prime minister ukraine did announced a 10 humanitarian corridors, have been opened and so far, all the reports are positive

and beth's robbie who's in nevada. so as a in the ukrainians remaining steadfast in the face of bon during attacks. that's right, nick, we've had the good fortune of being able to speak to a number of ukrainians throughout this conflict. and the one thing that we keep realizing and noticing with people we speak to is, is there enormous resilience in the face of the worst experience that many of them are going through in their lifetime. and certainly that resilience is reflected in their soldiers. ready as their leaders with that rejection, as you said, of that surrender offer of safe passage for anyone who wanted to leave mario paul if they surrender the city. now that does come with a cost. we were expecting mario paul, to be on the list of one of the humanitarian corridors open for people to get to safety to get from the east of the country and conflicts on into the west. mario pole is not on that list of humanitarian corridors. ready that is open and active today. however, those that were able to get out of the city

well, let's speak to zane live now as embers robbie. johnny is from live at zane at terrible scenes at terrible scenes and not really like it's been a reprieve. yes that's, that's unfortunately correct. we've been quite fortunate to speak to many ukrainians throughout this conflict, experiencing the worst experience of their lives. and we've encountered a great deal of resilience and that's something certainly reflected in their leaders as well. volunteers the fighters, the deputy prime minister of the countries of the defense minister as well as the mayor of mariel rejecting an offer a safe passage and. ready surrender of that city that was given by russia. now this is certainly something that will complicate the evacuation process of people that have been trying to flee marianna. we know that there were 10 active humanitarian corridors throughout the day yesterday and the day before. but now that is down to a mario who was initially planned to be one of those locations that was going to be evacuated today. but it is not on the list at

okay, thank you very much zane beds robbie live for us in that live ave. let's go to odessa now where stephanie deka is standing by. hello there, steph, i guess, are seen as a strategic asset by both ukraine and russia. what's the latest on the ground there? well, that is ukraine's biggest port. so we've seen an increase in shutting actually can just hear it now shutting from the sea yesterday for the 1st time shelling hit inside the city, damaging a few buildings, not causing any casualties, but what you're seeing now, this has been going on for weeks. this is a dozens preparing, bracing their city for what they believe is an imminent attack by the russians. so we're here at what is the address in yacht club. they've been doing this, filling sandbags, digging upside from the beach, filling them up on these trucks and then fortifying the rest of the city. now the city is on edge in the sense that there's very few things we can film when it comes to military post, very, very sensitive. we've seen ukrainian navy portrayed patrolling here. and yesterday, for

. >> thanks, robbie. >>> up next, going back to the moon. the hurdle that will need to be cleared to send astronauts back onto the moon. >>> another setback for automaking giant toyota. the company is suspending more than half its operations in japan after a major earthquake hit the country earlier this week. its chip supplier is also halting production. toyota had already scaled back production earlier this month. as a whole the auto industry has faced supply chain problems caused by the pandemic and russia's invasion of ukraine. >>> women are one step closer to walking on the moon for the first time. nasa rolled out its massive artemis rocket at the kennedy space center in florida yesterday. the rocket and spacecraft stand just a little taller than the statue of liberty. it will blast into space sometime this spring with no one on board for a test flight. the results of that will determine when nasa will use the rocket for its ultimate goal, and that's to land the first woman and first person of color on the moon. >>> well, focus more on b

there are correspondence, same as robbie's at the crossing on the new crime pole and border with more on that situation. we've been here since the beginning of the conflict and the mister blinking is likely to be here to come and see what's happening. we still don't know exactly when, but when he arrives, what we are expecting him to see is really an illustration of what many say is perhaps the truest a picture of what the cost of war actually is. civilians as always, innocent civilians paying the highest price for the global brinkman ship of world leaders. we've been speaking to a several volunteers here. i'd like to speak to a woman now who's been here for several days, helping to translate, helping to a board, helping people put all the lillia when thank you for talking to us. you've been for here for a few days. you said that this is one of the busiest times you've seen since the beginning of the conflict. can you describe a little bit of the scenes you've seen of the work you've been doing? okay. said that i feel like when i just arrived or what astonished me is the number of chi

crisis more than a 1000000 people have fled. ukraine. poland has taken in half of them. zane bas robbie reports from the ukrainian border town of kenya. romano is from kirk. he's a city and ruin from russia. he's at the border to let go of everything he loves, turned back alone and joined the fight and feelings in his fear, confusion, hate anger. i don't even know what feeling is i need to send my family to safety for the next. next, everything will be all right, we will win for sure. nothing else. we will save our country. everything will be all right. you don't have to know what he's saying. to understand how he feels. a country torn into small villages and towns like this. what are the last hurdle to safety? for the hundreds of thousands of men, women, and children amassing at poland sport. the last checkpoint, the last line. alas, chance to say good bye. the lucky ones, board buses bound for cities in europe. others wait. this line is long, but it is still moving all weekend to this conflict and the crowd, the traffic, the, the line at this border crossing it's much smaller and the

that's not how things have gone down on the latest royal tour of the caribbean monopoly. robbie is here with more the can be and it's one of the last significant fashions of the british empire. the u. k. has 6 dependent territories there, and many independent countries like and pika and by buddha, the bahamas and jamaica. still have the queen as head of state. however, there is a growing movement to cut ties with the former colonizers, and that's the backdrop against which this royal tour is taking place. buckingham palace dispatched some of its most photogenic faces, prince william and his wife catherine to the car to be in. but before they set out, 100 prominent jamaican citizens find an open letter saying that they saw quote, no reason to celebrate queen elizabeth dream. for british media outlets, many of which were sticking with the customer, the cheery headlines, the unbiased and the can be and has been befuddled in a b. b. c. radio show touched upon the subject. colonial should the royal family say, sorry. there was hardly any discussion about the years of slavery, indentured labo

number of people fleeing the war will reach one and a half 1000000 within the next 24 hours. zane bas robbie report from the medical crossing on the polish side of the border with ukraine. are you not put a bluish job, but you have it all over now, but not the last because it will be sent high. so close the skies over ukraine now she says to stop rushing bombs, falling on their cities more, your more least foes the skies. for your help us on a desperate plea from the ukrainian people. something that us secretary of state anthony, blinking on his visit to poland, made clear, will not happen. a 45 minute meeting with ukraine's foreign minister at the border, a public show of support at his country's darkest hour. the entire world stands with ukraine. just as i'm standing here in ukraine with my friend, my colleague in triple labor, the foreign minister of ukraine. if they continue to provide us with necessary weapons, the price will be lower. this will save many life in ukraine. many houses. many children will be born, many suffering will be avoided. despite the symbolic visit, direct american

services overwhelmed and they need more support from the european union and the united nations. zane bas robbie reports some crack of where the volunteers are working around the clock. a perilous path to poland is only the beginning refugees from the war and ukraine. keep going exhausted. they begin another difficult journey. ah, many port trains leaving eastern poland, not knowing where their last stop will be. one woman, overwhelmed, tired, barely able to speak, said she left her whole family back in ukraine. her husband is fighting and the war children are carrying for her elderly mother who's too old to leave, carrying what little she can. she's heading west, hoping to find work. perhaps a new home for her family. when we met her on the train, she said she had not slept in 4 days on the guys going back to her job in warsaw. after volunteering at the border board, she was mostly greeting refugee. yesterday i saw one with ground some short grinding. so i said to her and we were talking a little bit. i don't know ukrainian language. it's similar to polish language. so she was looking at both o

now i'm just here as amos robbie is a church in lublin and western poland where donation is being collected for ukraine, saying tell us more about what's happening that that's right. we're here in the medical town of lovelyn. it is about 50 kilometers, just a couple of hours drive to the poland ukraine border and then across into ukraine. and here at this, at an old church it's, there's been people who have coming been coming to this church. it's been turned into a spontaneous humanitarian relief center. if you see behind the boxes of supplies being organized by volunteers and donations have been coming in from all over the country, in some cases all over europe. and all these volunteers, young men and women, really humble heroes at work here they take all these boxes, they filled them up, the organize, all of the items that are coming in. a lot of this is warm weather, clothes, and keep in mind the refugees, these items will be going to are often times waiting at the border out in the open sleeping in the rough. and we have seen snow for the last 2 or 3 days. so a lot of what we're seeing

just 70 kilometers away saying buzz. robbie is in the they've the evening quiet in the west of u. craig broken by the sound of russian missiles hitting their target hours after the attack of fuel storage facility. still burning, smoke still covering the skies over levine, the capital ukrainian se may be the heart of the country. but levine with nearly 800 years of history and cultural heritage, is it? so we verse and i thought that they will not touch with you again because they were targeted mostly to these. you grand ki, event genevieve and vic cities in the for either now they i am taking it characters hot of you. great. you're the most of us. i think it's terrible. we didn't come here from cave to hear bombings swore it's real war. it's terrible. really because people are dying all hours. he does perfect. it is beautiful. it is destroyed. it's done to still for the 21st century. what can we say about more? there is outrage here. ukrainians say they feel betrayed by russia and despise vladimir putin on it. is not so good that he's not woman enough, but they are the anti christ.

as amos robbie is falling the refugee situation in the border crossing between ukraine and poland, he spoke to philip a grand in the united nations high commissioner for refugees. it's very difficult to even listen to their stories. days and days of travel in the cold from their bomb cities to seek safety here in poland, i saw the same 2 days ago in moldova, in romania it's all over, but paul, on this is taking the brunt of this enormous avalanche of people. 1.5000000, as you said, just today we reach this terrible figure. and the what we also hear is that hundreds of thousands are on the move. so, and this is the prediction of the border guards here, who by the way, are doing a very good job. and they predict that the floor will increase not decrease in the next few days and perhaps beyond. now as you said, 1500000 people have already crossed. it hasn't even been 2 weeks. your prediction of 4000000 you were saying earlier might be too small in estimation. and it is a country of more than $40000000.00 people, a country that is currently under siege. what are your long term predictions

that's much less than western estimates. zane vase robbie begins are coverage from the vive, where country is at war. but for the many ukrainian soldiers, the fight is personal. i told my wife to grab the children to hide in the basement. and i went to the drafting station and joined my unit straight away. on the next day from the army base, we moved to the front line with my wife and children and occupation for 2 weeks. but then the managed to escape through humanitarian corridor. on 3 is from the city of boucher. it's 25 kilometers northwest of keith in the pack of russian invaders. and his unit has come under heavy bombardment since the start of the war. overnight on thursday, a missile hit, an oil depot near keith, used to supply ukraine's armed forces in the center of the country, killing and injuring people, waiting for help. the city remains under curfew. mario pulse city council announced on friday an air strike on a theatre. on march 16th may have killed 300 people. nothing. the building was being used to shelter women and children and was clearly marked for pilots to see. 130 peo

same bus robbie has more from easton, poland, rolling hills near beer cha, village. high to secret. an american army base. less than 40 kilometers from the ukraine border the 82nd airborne, famous for its role in the liberation of europe in world war 2. here. now, to answer, if war comes knocking on poland store. so we were just at the, our most air field here in the forests near shamella, sort of tucked away behind all the trees was a heavy us military presence there. we asked to see if we could speak to anybody. we were given the contact information for their public affairs officers. we spoke to them and they said that currently that site is under a media blackout. and no one's really even supposed to know that it's there yet. farms and tourist towns unaccustomed to the sites and sounds of heightened state security measures. hundreds of extra officers, more than twice the normal number have been stationed at polish border towns since the russian invasion of neighboring ukraine. responding to the refugee crisis, but also to respond to what the intelligence community describes as ru

al jazeera zane bus robbie is there where about 10 or 15 minutes drive to the town center. another 10 or 15 minutes about 2 or 3 kilometers behind me is where the target was that was hit by those russian missiles. levine is in incredibly significant city, has taken on a larger role since the conflict. it was the cultural capital of the country for so long, but it has also become a hub for humanitarian relief coming in from poland and other countries as well as people fleeing. the conflict in the east are coming to levine and then either re basing here, or heading out further into poland and, and further into europe. so to main hub, for a lot of people that are fleeing the violence of population of around 1000000 people went up to almost double according the city officials. in the last few weeks rescued cruise in the besieged city of mario paul say that they found survivors in a theater hit by a russian air strike. hundreds of civilians were reported to be in an underground shelter there. it's unclear how many casualties there are. 8 agencies described the humanitarian situa

and rarely have i seen an exodus as rapid as this one or 0 zane bus. robbie has more now from lublin in eastern poland in a medieval town in poland. a few hours drive from ukraine in the courtyard of an old church. volunteers from all over europe are preparing aid convoys, bound for the border. less than a week into the russian invasion. this spontaneous effort aims to help displaced and desperate people in sight you crave. on you my own eats, they dont have anything. i'm just they don't have anything to get anywhere to sleep . nothing to fight 12 volunteers are working against the clock to pack and drive as much aid into the country as they can organize was worry. belushi and forces allied with russia could soon block their supply lines. this effort is the beginning of something bigger for that quote on people that i knew very jealous boys. but the polish government plans to use lublin as a hub for humanitarian personnel. 8 flights and convoys to ukraine or science point to a protracted crisis in western europe. marino's ukrainian, living in germany in less than a week, her home was