so you understand that many members of the alliance worried that they could be next is rochelle winced swore. and that is why they want to support ukraine. but they need to do more. because at the moment the ukraine and forces are struggling, they're running out of i'm a nation and their front lines are reportedly at risk of collapsing place under thank you very much. that was our brussels beer treat alexander from the down to the war and ukraine and the growing pressure on israel from its closest allies over a deadly attack on an aide con boy. us secretary of defense lloyd austin has erst is really counter parts to take concrete steps to protect aid workers and how standing and civilians and called for a quick and transparent investigation. australia as prime minister anthony albany, easy has criticized israel's explanation for the attack. australian citizen was among the 7 people killed in the ass, rarely strike on the vehicles carrying aid workers from the world, central kitchen and g. uh uh, we need to have a can ability for how its okay, and what isn't good enough. is the stipend

mitch rochelle is back with us.ter month, student loans based on a 10 year treasury which seemed to to soar. is this putting the cost of college out of reach her students because of the cost to borrow money? >> that's part of the equation but for decades, institutions of higher learning have gotten the subsidy for availability of credit for student loans without putting any financial burden on the schools themselves. the financial burden falls onto the taxpayers. putting that much stimulus into any economy, the micro economy of higher learning, you get price inflation. that's what we are experiencing in the macro economy. you make analogies between the housing markets before the financial crisis, can't pump that much liquidity into the market and not expect inflation. an extra point in borrowing costs is not like $40,000 in tuition. edward: if you have a young child how do you manage the cost of college? what should i be doing right now? >> i have two the graduated from college who were fortunate enough to have that

least, you know, in the coming days as to what drove this person to, to commit this act of, of hara rochelle, thanks very much for bringing this up to date. and all of those details still look now at some of the other stories making news from around the world. one person has been killed and 7 others injured in a cable car accident into the cabin, hit a pilot and boast open, causing passengers to plunge the mountain side below. 2 children are among the injured, near the city of anti germany's problem. it is past the little making it easier for transgender into sex and known binary people to change the name and gender in legal documents. the self determination act drops obligatory psychological and legal assessments. dival has faced opposition from conservative and religious groups, and some kinds of feminist. united states judge has rejected 100 biden's bid to dismiss the federal firearm case against him. by is accused of lying about his drug use on a form in 2018 to buy a gun. the son of the us president says the charges against him politically, most effective. around state media says revolu

a month ago, rochelle launched a widespread bombardment of townsend villages and assuming a region in northeast and ukraine, using missiles and guided abriel booms, dw met with residence of a village called village. because besides, we've come and with former residents who fled elsewhere for safety. as the silly region 6 kilometers from the russian border before the month varmints and march, 4000 people lived in the village of a league. peace carissa. now about $500.00 are left. the regional government says russian aircraft dropped nearly 200 guided bombs on the community over 2 weeks and march macola and his wife tomorrow stay to take care of their elderly parents that you're getting collaborative. you what? what did they say for you? my father in law said i was born here. i'm going to die here and that's it. i have to give him food. he can barely stand on his own feet that the police helped evacuate residents from villages near the border while local authorities organized evacuation buses. some villages are now completely empty. in the legal piece, carissa local infrastructure was d

hope. meanwhile, rochelle foreign minister has announced the crumbling is able to capture the ukrainian city of hard keys in a russian radio interview sort of a level set that hockey is key to put in the idea of creating demilitarized zones and ukraine, which would protect russian bottle supplements. from ukraine and file hockey, viz, ukraine's 2nd largest city and has been on the field compartment for weeks with key infrastructure being targeted will be off the w as russian affairs analyst, konstantin, at god. what he knows about most schools plans to launch a massive attack on hockey. so you don't do those things if you really want to do that during the rule. so maybe that's going to be another thrust to the expected russian offensive later this spring. but all the other, him how give seems like a logical thing for proof. and it's important elements in the best symbols sort of uh, attempt to create a zone of protection for the southern regions of russia, which came increasingly on the training of the tech in the last few months. however, i think it will be quite difficult to say, oh,

it's this clearly rochelle of friends, the nation are vital for continuing its war of aggression. signed laws popping up the rest of the war economy in return, most goal is mortgaging its future to bridging north korea. i'm it wrong or the living substantial supplies, the weapons, and ammunition in return from young. i'm fed on receiving russian technology and supplies that helped them. vaughn, so me saw a new face typing it is this as the regional um global security consequences. so like minded nations around the world, needs to stand together to defend a global order rule by law, not by force or dw russel's correspond, it has more on what the foreign ministers will be focusing on as well with tomorrow, being the 75th birthday of nato's founding the very much want to use this as a celebration of the longevity of the alliance. the fact that has been able to pull together through many challenges in the past, even though they're facing a truly ex, essential one. today in the eyes of, of many nato allies. so they'll be talking a lot about unity and about how they are able to withstand whate

the war and the crane illustrates this clearly. rochelle of friends, the nation are vital if we continue its war of aggression signed laws popping up russia's war economy in return most go is mortgaging it's future to bridging north korea on the wrong or the living. substantial supplies of weapons and ammunition in return from young, i'm fed on receiving russian technology and supplies that help them advance. let me start a new phase of capabilities this as the regional um global security consequences. so like minded nations around the world, needs to stand together to defend a global order rule by law, not by force or brussels. fear or chief alexander phenomena is at nato headquarters covering the summit and joins us now. which under what can we expect from the summit? as well, i think that's the key issue here today is to make sure that the native support for ukraine and the support coming from individual need to elyse was praying that this support is a continuing, that nato all lives on not wavering. and that is of course, at the top of the agenda and you have just mentioned the propo

so you understand that many members of the alliance worried that they could be next is rochelle winston swore. and that is why they want to support ukraine, but they need to do more because at the moment the ukrainian forces are struggling . they're running out of, i'm a nation and their front lines are reportedly at risk of collapsing place under thank you very much. that was our brussels beer treat alexander from the a spell, the ukraine, a proposal that nato was put forth as being debated as native march it's 75th anniversary. the alliance was founded after the 2nd world war, as i said, to counter the perceived threat posed by the soviet union. and as the lines looks to future challenges, one member states challenging role changing role rather has come into sharp focus, tomatoes for secretary general lord estimate a famously said the alliance was created in 1949 to keep the soviets out. the americans in and the germans down 75 years later, the doesn't. the original members have added 20 more. they're still focused on keeping russia out as it wages a war at the borders of the alliance

the bowl in siberia, have also bus that banks thousands of had to leave the area authorities in rochelle . being criticized but not paying enough attention to full costing water levels and responding more effectively. to meet them into the bank, go out to 0 police over 8 of the largest squats in front $100.00 days ahead of the pirates of lympics. 450 migrants evicted from the warehouse and the southern side of all the capital. the most well documented with the move to camps outside paris. what with the games, just around the corner, it should be a ton of excitement and anticipation of the capitalist residence. what has been met with mixed reactions from sizes as well. it's been 7 years in the making for paris as the city finalizes preparations for the start of the games come july, 10 and a half 1000 athletes from 206 countries will descend on francis capital for an event that's expected to drawing $13000000.00 spectators so the $2100000.00 inhabitants who lived the spinet, disruptive period for lots of them. the.

stormers 16—7 la rochelle. bulls beat lyon 59—19.finals if they beat bordeaux later leicester tigers are away at leinster. red bull have locked out the front row for sunday's formula one japanese grand prix. max verstappen is on pole, maintaining his perfect qualifying record this season. the world champion failed to finish the last race in australia but topped the time sheets in all three sessions. his red bull team mate sergio perez will line up alongside him on the grid at suzuka. britain's lando norris was third quickest, but was more than a quarter of a second slower than verstappen. another goal in the premier league. aston villa's top four place could slip because brentford have equalised. brian mweb more at villa park, 2—2. we'll be back back next hour. and that's all the sport for now. an investigation's underway after two passenger planes collided on the ground at heathrow airport. the wing of a virgin atlantic plane collided with a stationary british airways aircraft. the virgin boeing was being towed at the time. virgin h

rochelle, being criticized but not paying enough attention to full costing water levels and responding more effectively. to meet them into the bank, go out to 0. police separated the largest squats in front $100.00 days ahead of the power. so lympics, 450 migrants were evicted from the warehouse in the southern side of all the capital, the most word document to the move to camps outside paris. what were the games just around the corner? it should be a ton of excitement and anticipation to the capitalist residents. what has been met with mixed reactions, from sizes and it's been 7 years in the making for parents as the city finalize preparations for the starts of the games. come july 10 and a half 1000 athletes from $206.00 countries will descend on francis capital for an event that's expected to drawing $13000000.00 spectators. so the 2100000 inhabitants who lived there. sabina, disruptive period for lots of them. the links to that, so knowing busily on the self and excited no story that's certainly not the answer . i'm not excited at all about the olympics, even if it's still a great

there are different elements to understand why someone would spiteful rochelle. someone would spiteful for trying out part the see the spying for tying know something that is more long term, then the spying for russia. and we had those cases in the last few days where people were arrested for allegedly spying for russia that included possible sabotage in the chinese case, it was mostly about gathering information that could then be used for military purposes. but what we can clearly say out of all of this is that germany's intelligence agencies are very busy, indeed with spying coming from very different countries, but that in general, very different in nature. so all in all for germany is all parties which i mentioned to administer ministry for gemini, security agencies, very difficult cases in the last few days to deal with homeless like he is as dw security correspondent, thomas spyro, gauze of how most control the civil defense agency says it hasn't been covered, almost 300 bodies buried in the mass graves. the agency says some of the dead had no closing. it

quarterfinals while there was an even bigger comeback in cape town as the defending champions — la rochellecked out the front row for sunday's formula one japanese grand prix. max verstappen is on pole, maintaining his perfect qualifying record this season. the three time world champion failed to finish the last race in australia but he was quickest in every session in suzuka, although verstappen was only 600ths of a second quicker than his team mate sergio perez. britain's lando norris was third fastest and lewis hamilton will start from seventh on the grid. and that's all the sport for now. dutch police have arrested several climate activists who attempted to block a main road in the hague. those detained included the swedish campaigner, greta thunberg. our correspondent, anna holligan was there. the final few climate activists have packed up their banners and are preparing to go home. earlier, there were cries, cheers of you are not alone as greta thundberg was picked up alone as greta thundberg was picked up off the highway by dutch police and put onto a minibus, along with hundreds of

don't forget once you've been blocked or rochelle for 2 years, but of course so horror it is quick. they realize that they, it's quite hard to block something these days and as you are but nose as well with archie, so telegram returns and people do, of decided to leave russia in pursuit of his freedom of speech. he tried various countries before the united states. he tried single poor, he tried germany as well in germany, didn't work out for the project reasons because he wasn't aware that your regulations require you to hire local as far as even if he can find it, even if you can't find anyone. and then finally as the realize that us was a disaster. so it was, he got mugged in san francisco and he settled and the u. a, but he seems to be happy. so in his proceeds to provide this platform that offers the, you know, a voice that if every person, regardless of use how they succeeded. yes, he calls it a neutral platform and that they only supposedly sensor child pornography or terrorism something really violent. and then he said, come to e u pressure and a band odds these channels, for

4th bar click, this is a terrible rule that is being driven by unabated brutality on the part of rochelle services. 50 is therefore important and clear to germany as it is to many of ukraine's friends. and we will support ukraine as intensively and for as long as it's necessary hold on at the same time that we will advance the diplomatic efforts that ukraine is also working very hard to achieve. and since we've come up for a long way as chief international editor, richard walker is here in the studio with me, richard did the chance or find common ground with his chinese counterpart. i think you can really say that they have a huge amount of common ground. i mean, if you look at the objectively of where they stand on this war, you have germany, family on the side of ukraine, providing large amounts of weapons, providing financial support, providing diplomatic support and condemning the russian invasion from the get go. where is the chinese have had a very favorable view, the circumstances, basically the kind of narrative, the letting me a present has around the invasion of ukraine. and the

this is a terrible rule that is being driven by unabated brutality on the part of rochelle services. the to use the 4 and pulled and pleated gemini as it is to many of you cranes, friends. and we will support you trainers intensively and for as long as it's necessary hold on at the same time that we will advance the diplomatic efforts the ukrainians also working very hard to achieve and conceive from up front. let's get more from our route chief international edison, richard walker. welcome back to richard. did the to lead us find common ground on your crime? well, i think we kind of exaggerate that feel, i mean these, these 2 lead this, the positions of germany and russia academy in time, you're brought to on rushes. invasion of ukraine could hardly be more different. i mean, you have jeremy on the one side of massive support from the ukraine, the 2nd largest provider of weapons to ukraine, providing a large amount of financial help. diplomatic help. rhetorical help. on the other side, you have china, which is providing a lot of diplomatic and rhetorical support to, to russia. reall

i'll send for rochelle to make weapons. he also announced as a, as a full put ation, including controls of advanced a. i was coming up, nato was again starting back phase berlin or visit meeting with german johnson. that one i sold to discuss an upcoming defense coverage in washington the .

very india has not always agreed with the rochelle, for example, in this be the forceful piece in the world. and as our prime minister though, he's not my body's prime minister, he has said to president, put in this has nothing to eat off. so there is a sudden feeling and into the war, and ukraine should ideally end. but having said that, we would never presume to preach to another country how to conduct its own affairs . and indeed though, being a force for peace would normally not be saying to russia. this is what you should prove it only dead russia. what we feel that if they wish to heritage and otherwise we will be dependent on russia for certain things and cooperate with russia. and so some other things that is normal that's happened before. it will happen again. i mean, the escalation in the middle east, wrong prime is it has this in washington to meet with joe biden. and the us defense secretary, well, probably the re, a firm commitment to the security corporation behind close those, the made aspects of the gym. it was a complete american withdrawal from a roth that it was how

very india has not always agreed with the rochelle, for example, in this be the forceful piece in the world. and as our prime minister though, he's not my body's prime minister, he has said to president, put in this has nothing to eat off. so there is a certain feeling and into that war, and ukraine should ideally end. but having said that, we would never presume to preach to another country how to conduct its own affairs . and indeed though, being a force for peace would normally not be saying to russia, this is what you should prove it only tell russia what we feel that if they wish to heritage and otherwise we will be dependent on russia for certain things and cooperate with russia and certain other things that is normal that's happened before. it will happen again. the you and the you are in the world food program has founded the alarm is more than 50000000 people in western and central africa are in danger from an am in the system conflicts and economic crisis revolt. the timothy it'll be as a, as the details and the time to act is now we need old problem is just a pop, engage ad

and the telegram list, i'll forget was even blog through rochelle for 2 years. but of course, so hard, it is quick, they realize that they, it's quite hard to block something these days of as you are, but knows as well with r t. so telegram returns and people do of decided to leave russia in pursuit of his freedom of speech. we tried various countries before the united states who tried single poor. he tried germany as well in germany. they don't work out for the project reasons because he wasn't aware that your regulations require you to hire local as far as even if he can find it, even if he can't find any one. and then finally as the realize that us was a disaster, who was he got mugged in san francisco and he settled and the way he but he seems to be happy. so in his proceeds to provide to this platform that offers a, you know, a voice that if every person, regardless of use how they succeeded. yes, he calls it a neutral platform and that they only supposedly sensor child pornography or terrorism something really violent. and then he said, come to e u, pressu

because the elections will being faxed to the form of a referendum, which will be for you or, or for rochelle, not sure, at least as so that is a very clear question. but his trips to the population that is put to death for a that was not so active until now with the elections because they felt that it was the sort that hockey knowledge so much more exist structural question that will be asked to them. and they use that to we have seen in the demonstrations of these last 3 days, which has become extremely extra what we certainly be active in the elections and for them to the question is, what's future for us in georgia? what's your in the future for our country? we really appreciate your time madam president, but before i let you go, i'd like to ask you about something else as well. could you give us an update on the situation of george's ex president because sack has really has been in prison since 2021 while he's still in prison and nobody wants to change it. or he is responsible for also is the same thing as what exactly is to us today, which was the going towards the retiring regime at th

a contractor at bankrupt the us air force base and afghanistan when work security for drug lord rochelle does do a top c r a proxy and the vice president of afghanistan at one time he later worked for a morales, so late chief of the ask in intelligence unit, literally the c i a is right hand man and afghanistan, and he points out that it's right there on the computer page. so what are you suggesting? clearly is that isis k is and has always been a c. i a cookie cutter. my goodness, by the way, i looked it up. you know, i'm the kind of guy probably like you. somebody says it's like a baby. i said really? so it went right to the lives bank of alec and, and mark, so about a year it's hard to get better analyst and those 2 um but, but think about this, what he just said, right? the organization that apparently the united states immediately came out and said they did it, they claim responsibility is an organization that was founded created, tied to the c i a my god, what are, what are the implications of that? well, the implications are because a, the arch enemy of the united states, isis as

end comments to the as well as that, or get loud rove said that it's absurd for nature to accuse rochelle prepared to attack it. how wonder what to make of a statement? that's true. it is, it is, i'm sorry. uh, it's sort of sort assessment to say that russia is preparing to take me to a test for russia to attack nature. with that, that can ration or, well, it won't be was what we do have to remember why russia implemented it's operation and you create and that is to prevent that. that was a little boy confrontation of that scale to remember ukraine, or the expansion of nato into your brain. but as russia's red line, so indeed degrade. so it would have expanded to create that would put us closer into after world war. so the operation in ukraine is to prevent that role. so i disagree with the assessment that the russians preparing to to, to attack made. so russia wanted a convent direct confrontation with mates. so they would have had a direct confrontation with what we need. so a long time ago, so i think what we have seen and what i have seen as a rush as actually been trying to prevent a

then they said that need those non expansion was just and for all statements the same within nato, rochelle founding acts of those. yes, it was done and writing, they sent him, but it's not a legally binding documents because we were very painful. and so it's the president said many times, not for a long time. he forced himself to preserve some kind of trust, hoping that something would happen if the west comes to his senses and starts acting in a reasonable and polite way. but none of that has happened in 2000 a 2009. they withdrew from the treating, refused to discuss it with us. there was one treated with nato and another one in a context of the o. c. it was a legal agreement and in 2021 to the end of the year. after a meeting at the for administrator, president fulton proposed to prepare a treaty that would be a modern and treaty based on modern realities. but they refused to even discuss x to i was one of those 2 parts and that process there was a delegation that consisted of deputies from different agencies. and then i met with blinking in january 10th or 11th in geneva, excuse me. an

well, i think that even is vic rochel isn't successful in this case. what he is doing is, is highlighting is bringing attention to the situation of gemini is saying it also supplies humanitarian aid to gauze a. but how can not justify all the news? well, which is bullying those very same palestinians, but of course it doesn't tend and the, the, the, the nicaraguan lawyers arguing the case. i'm in the i c j and i've made that very clear. it's the clips that you very commendably, in my opinion, added to, to the status of your report. make absolutely clear and there's no done. that's a tool which is rarely is engaged in genocide and that the, the button, the site has been supported by many countries in direct and directly. one of the main phones um, in the case uh, brought by um the correct rankings. germany is jim and he is um, a decision to talk to uh the aid and supports to the united nations really from what agency to is the main humanitarian agency supporting the population of johnson, not germany along with various other countries, reinstate to dr.

is provoking rochelle and purpose as well. that it would be nice if the west, at least would acknowledge that to it, at least in the united states. it's still not the fact i, the vast majority of people that i talked to are still labor under the impression that russia is an authoritarian dictatorship. russia is bent upon conquering the world that it's, and then vicious veracious imperialist power. and they don't look at the facts cause when they race at all. i say, give me the list of countries that russia has invaded since 1991. now, with, if you want to talk about the united states, we come up with a long list of countries that have faced military interventions and regime change efforts by, by america where they were talking a rock, afghanistan, libya, serbia, you know, we run down the list, rush it hasn't done that, and yet the west persist in trying to paint this fantasy picture of russia as it is uh like of a bug frozen in time. it's still the soviet union under joseph stalin. that's how the west perceives it. it's ridicu

and so the countries rochelle, all the countries or has have guns sold for this point, so much blood spilled. and so many feelings had that it has now evolved and zip packed showed you how the fox was a small trend. threats over nuclear will for centuries to come. the food via the bodies, new list of the i believe fall misfortunes of the middle east is as far as the growth of extremism and terrorism is concerned. we are fueled by the fact that the palestinian issue was remains unresolved for 75 years. see me these to be, to live in 1948. it was promised that before rather decided that 2 states would be created. so this one state has been established, but the other is still not there. the united states promised to veto the palace seen in a request for un membership. they already did in the territories that were determined for each state back in 1948. now look completely different of many of the territories that were initially allotted to the palestinians are now qualified in the u. n. s. occupied territories because they were not a portion to, to israel back then in the 2 states resol

it's not a mission, on purpose or otherwise at the west is provoking rochelle and purpose as well. that it would be nice if the west, at least would acknowledge that at least in the united states, that it's still not the fact i, the vast majority of people that i talked to are still labor under the impression that russia is an authoritarian dictatorship. russia is bent upon conquering the world that it's and then vicious for racist imperialist power. and they don't look at the facts. what? because when they race at all, i say, give me the list of countries the russia has invaded since 1991. now, with, if you want to talk about the united states, we come up with a long list of countries that have faced military interventions and regime change efforts by, by america where they were talking a rock, afghanistan, libya, serbia, you know, we run down the list, rush it hasn't done that, and yet the west persist in trying to paint this fantasy picture of russia as it is uh like of a bug frozen in time. it's still the soviet union under joseph stalin. that's how the west proceeds that. it's

reigning champions la rochelle are through — just. 22—21 against stormers in cape town. in super league, adam swift scored a hat—trick of tries as huddersfield giants thumped hull fc by 56 points to 22. the giants overpowered hull in the first half with swift claiming all three of his tries before the break. hull are having a terrible season. more of the same followed from huddersfield. they are one place off the bottom. they ran in ten tries in total with jake bibby completing the drubbing, that moves them up to sixth. one more game later and its live on the bbc. catalans dragons are hosting st helens in perpignan. kick off is eight o'clock, it's on bbc three and the bbc sport website and iplayer. the winners will go top of the table. last season finished for us as a club a bit disappointing, but since then we've had time to relax and have a good pre—season, building into the season, and as expected, catalans are going very well, we know it is going to be our fantastic game in a hostile environment, like it always is here. like you say, i think the memories of that game

double inside barrier have also passed that banks thousands of had to leave the area of 3rd season, rochelle being criticized for not paying enough attention to full costing water levels and responding more effectively to meet them into the bank go out to 0. and that set familiar let's of put on them for this half of news. you can always keep up to date with all the developments on our website. i'll just say i don't. com, counting, the cost is coming up next the the hello. it's looking pretty good across the korean peninsula and japan over the next couple of days long as the clear skies too bad. hey, we have got west to whether it's a central parts of china that will slide his way out to go see east trying to see into the open waters of the north west pacific. so $26.00 celsius, the full. so in to the low twenty's, the for japan to the high twenty's the basing for the time period we got wetso weather, which has got to continue making his way into central pos, with the system to have a central china slips a little further south was big down pulls could cool some localized flooding lakes his w

we rochelle, if we are a part of it, but you don't have to be scared of us because we're all in the same team. he even went to them, went to the united states. i believe it was kind of liza rice and said look, why don't we come up with a new d. busy where we share nuclear arm immense and use them against anybody who tries to attack either one of us will hear back and you have our back on both occasions, the west, the united states said, hell no, we don't want to be a joint with you guys. we'd rather fight you. we'd rather be against do that stupid . are you ever use that word way too much today? pardon me for doing it again, but your thoughts? good. yeah. that, that history is absolutely correct. he did put in a did offer a bill clinton in to 1000, to join me. so of course, when he did that, it made a lot of sense because he said he's essentially saying, look, we've had these uh, security agreements. we have the else thank you. final act of 1975. we had the treaty, the, the chopper of paris and 1990. the whole point of having these security frameworks is that everybody is in it and every

mean, just, just the, just now there was a whole different speakers, a, syria, iran, israel, or rochelle, whole bunch of speakers just now live with the u. n. in new york. and yet, on the whole western countries condemning it runs a tax. but hardly en, this thing being said about the israeli attack on aaron's counselor. and it does see that the western countries have turned a blind eye to that. in fact, the syrian speak a said off to the reality and costs that was hit in our capital damascus. we reached out to washington and the us in new york, and they did nothing. that's right. that's right. they did nothing there. their lack of response to that was incredible. really. i mean, given the rarity of an attack on a, you know, southern embassy me is, this is a violation of the rules based order as we call it. yeah. so, um and it should have been some reaction, some condemnation, and there wasn't and i think i have part proceed with mentioned by several of the speakers and certainly it is the shows. yeah, i mean the, that, the russian, i busted uh the buttons here that he accused the us. but

it's not a mission on purpose or otherwise of the west is provoking rochelle and purpose as well. that it would be nice if the west, at least would acknowledge that at least in the united states, that it's still not the fact i, the vast majority of people that i talked to are still labor under the impression that russia is in the store. terry and dictatorship, russia is bent upon conquering the world that it's, and then vicious veracious imperialist power. and they don't look at the facts. what? because when they race at all, i say, give me the list of countries that russia has invaded since 1991. now, with, if you want to talk about the united states, we come up with a long list of countries that have faced military interventions and regime change efforts by, by america, whether we're talking or rock, afghanistan, libya, serbia, you know, we run down the list. russia hasn't done that, and yet the west persist in trying to paint this fantasy picture of russia as it is uh like of a bug frozen in time. it's still the soviet union under joseph stalin. that's how the west proceeds tha

we rochelle, if we're a part of it, but you don't have to be scared of us because we're all in the same team. he even went to them, went to the united states. i believe it was kind of liza rice and said look, why don't we come up with a new deal where we share nuclear arm immense and use them against anybody who tries to attack either one of us will hear back and you have our back on both occasions the west, the united states said, hell no, we don't want to be a joint with you guys. we'd rather fight you. we'd rather be against you that stupid. are you ever use that word way too much today? pardon me for doing it again, but your thoughts? good. yeah. that, that history is absolutely correct. he did put in a did offer a bill clinton in to 1000, to join me. so of course, when he did that, it made a lot of sense because he said he's essentially saying, look, we've had these uh, security agreements. we have the else thank you, final act of 1975. we had the treaty of the the chopper of paris and 1990. the whole point of having these security frameworks is that everybody is in it and everybod

the bowl in siberia have also bus that banks. thousands of had to leave the area authorities in rochelle being criticized but not paying enough attention to full costing water levels and responding more effectively to meet them in with, in co, out to 0. now with $100.00 days to go until the styles of the olympic games in paris. well, it should be a time of excitement and anticipation you might say for the french capitals residents. but it's being met with mixed reactions. tom size that explains it's been 7 years in the making for paris as the city finalize preparations for the start of the games. come july, 10 and a half 1000 athletes from $206.00 countries will descend on francis capital for an event that's expected to drawing $13000000.00 spectators. so the 2100000 inhabitants who lived there. sabina, disruptive period for lots of them, the real lynx is that so none of these are really on the stuff and excited no story. that's certainly not the answer. i'm not excited at all about the olympics, even if it's still a great event for parents. i have a lot of concerns about the organizatio

huge crash rochelle es vecina de la zona.e encontró con la tragedia el coche destrozado fuera de la carretera y consumido por el fuego. for the victims and their family. su impacto al ver lo sucedido fue tal que solo se le ocurrió hacer una oración por las víctimas acorde a estos vecinos. los socorristas estaban por todos lados intentando salvar vidas, pero no lo consiguieron. este jueves los daños del árbol permitieron ver la magnitud de lo ocurrido. la policía dice que el auto se incendió tras el accidente, pero ahora intentan descifrar por qué se salió de la carretera. el distrito unificado de pleasanton no confirmó o descartó que los niños fallecidos asistieran a una de sus escuelas. the fact that there were children involved in an entire family and involved was was enough for us. pero enviaron un comunicado a los alumnos y sus familias porque el hecho de que hubiera niños involucrados fue suficiente motivo para asegurarse de que todos estaban bien, ya que el accidente sucedió cerca de varios de sus planteles. otra cosa q

oh, excuse the charge restaurant like the war rochelle has, has, has ex she and won the war and not toward the military operations that took place and ukraine. and what happened with a week ago as far as the total risk attack. i don't see the start of the talk is any better than that. they've done this one. both are the same, attacking civilian, instead of risen off to the strike in syria or lies and now on the road a festival to confirm whether one to fit senior generals has been killed in the strike. and also about what kind of response we might expect from around what, what do you think we can expect to actually be targets? not these really where i mean need to now, how is trying to escalate the, the, the situation, whether and 11 on celia everywhere just to drag the eyes outside of his stay here. government. so what our thing is, it is just an attempt to, to escalate the surrounding area around israel so that i need to know whole government would be able to cover up their failure. this is a 1st, 2nd of all, like many of talks. of course, this is a very significant, unusual heart oval.

and if this is some, it is aimed at either with aging rochelle, excluding russia, or imposing one version onto the other side. it's not going to work and you may actually delay the whole process. on the other hand, it is the right time to call for the real negotiation for ukraine and rush out through the state, the sincerity, to reach the ceasefire to stop all hostilities, for example. and to install peace and restore peaceful construction and reconstruction. this is very important. i think mankind will be better. so if the war you re no longer escalates and does not get out of control. and i think this should be the focus of this piece tops of present. absolutely. we're not doing by said guest, i'm happy to say don't. can i be gone to a former assistant to the president of uganda. thanks for joining the program. he's very nice to see you, but alexa never, i'd like to ask you about the choice of location for this summit switch so that it's always been a neutral country. now, the russian foreign minister of the country has lost all his credibility. what do you think? a good thank you so mu

leinster leading la rochelle. work to do there. northampton saints v bulls at 20:00.time, and will be at home to leicester as they look to earn a place in next month's final at wembley. in the last round, they shocked the three—time winners manchester city, with goalkeeper becky spencer their hero. chris slegg has been to meet her. manchester city and england's alex greenwood couldn't get past becky spencer. greenwood couldn't get past becky sencer. ~ ., ., greenwood couldn't get past becky sencer. . . ., , ., ., spencer. what a start to the shoot-out — spencer. what a start to the shoot-out for _ spencer. what a start to the shoot-out for tottenham! i spencer. what a start to the - shoot-out for tottenham! neither could another _ shoot-out for tottenham! neither could another lioness, _ shoot-out for tottenham! neither could another lioness, chloe - shoot-out for tottenham! neither| could another lioness, chloe kelly. becky spencer saves the game. and when amyjames turner becky spencer saves the game. and when amy james turner clinched tottenham's first—ever women'sf

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home depot, a home depot in new rochelle, new york, outside of the city reportedly hired security guards lot and they're concerned about thieves and migrants gathering afternoon around the store. jon, tell me more about this. >> it's a continuation of a very, very long trend and police don't want to arrest people because they know that they won't be prosecuted so why am i going to waste my time arrested someone and put my life at risk when there's no consequences and the prosecutors don't prosecute, and if anyone break as nail, you'll have ten lawsuits in the aclu will be there bearing down everyone's neck. the picture is -- i'll tell you, i have friends in south america who say to me in their countries, rich people have private security, they live in gated communities and just have a bubble that's protected by very heavily armed private security and everyone else is just kind of like up to their -- left to their own devices and good luck to them. and they worry 10, 15, 20 years from now a lot of american cities will look like the countries they left. shouldn't be that way. shouldn't nee

bowl inside barrier, have also passed that banks thousands of had to leave the area authorities and rochelle being criticized for not paying enough attention to full costing water levels and responding more effectively to meet them into the bank go out to 0. now with $100.00 days to go until the start of the olympic games in paris, it should be a time of excitement and anticipation for locals, right. but instead, the event is being met with mixed reactions. tom size and report is being 7 years in the making for paris is the city finalize preparations for the starts of the games. come july 10 and the whole 1000 athletes from 206 countries will descend on francis capital for an event that's expected to drawing 13000000 spectators for the 2100000 inhabitants who this, this has been a disruptive period for lots of them. the links to that strong on these really on the stuff i'm excited no story. that's certainly not the answer. i'm not excited at all about the olympics, even if it's still a great event for parents. i have a lot of concerns about the organization, transportation. the fact that we'

exeter chiefs fought back to put—out fellow premiership side bath and the defending champions — la rochelle finally, formula one and red bull have locked—out the front row for sunday's japanese grand prix. max verstappen is on pole, maintaining his perfect qualifying record this season. the three time world champion failed to finish the last race in australia but he was quickest in every session in suzuka although verstappen was only 600ths of a second quicker than his team mate sergio perez. britain's lando norris was third fastest and lewis hamilton will start from seventh on the grid. and that's all the sport for now. thank you. it's been described as an election between those who support the west and those who favour the kremlin — people in slovakia are voting in presidential elections. they are choosing a successor to the country's liberal president zuzana caputova. she decided not to seek re—election after receiving what she said was a torrent of abuse, including death threats. two men are now bidding for the largely ceremonial but highly influential post — the pro—western former dipl