most of it from romania. some from abroad.is -- this is what is left over after a bonfire of plastic. every night, fires burn old television sets, cables, computers. we are told some of the things they burn here have been sent all the way from the u.k.. a dirty business polluting the land. >> it is destroying the quality of water. it is destroying the quality of the soil. it is destroying the quality of the air and life. >> still, there burning goes on. an environmental crisis made in romania, fueled by waste from abroad. angus crawford, bbc news, romania. >> new zealand is proposing some of the toughest anti-smoking laws in the world. anyone born after 2008 will never be able to legally buy cigarettes in their life. >> at the moment, you have to be 18 to buy cirettes in new zealand. under planned laws, anyone under the age of 14 will never be able to buy cigarettes legally. the age limit will be increased every year until the whole country is smoke-free. >> we want to make sure young people never start smoking. we are legisla

romania has cut itself off from the outside _ romania has cut itself off from the outside world _ romaniar- romania has cut itself off from the outside world in order to. the outside world in order to prevent— the outside world in order to prevent the _ the outside world in order to prevent the details - the outside world in order to prevent the details of- the outside world in order to prevent the details of the i prevent the details of the presumed _ prevent the details of the presumed massacre - prevent the details of the presumed massacre from prevent the details of the - presumed massacre from leaking out. ., , ., . out. from sex at the white house to — out. from sex at the white house to a _ out. from sex at the white house to a trial _ out. from sex at the white house to a trial for - out. from sex at the white house to a trial for his - house to a trial for his political life the lewinsky affair tonight guaranteed bill clinton and his place in history is only the second president ever to be impeached. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm karishma vaswani in singapore, our headlines. a

angus crawford, bbc news, romania.o the reputation of horse racing by "bullying and harassing" fellow rider bryony frost over a seven—month period in 2020. 0ur sports correspondent laura scott is outside the british horseracing authority in central london. 0n the face of it this might look like a case between two jockeys but in fact it's raised wider questions about the conduct within the weighing room and it will likely send reverberations around the entire sport. bryony frost is one of the most successful and high profile figures within racing, but the panel spoke of how she'd risked isolation and rejection by her peers when making complaints last year about a fellow jockey, making complaints last year about a fellowjockey, robbie dunne. during five days of evidence hear the british horseracing authority's case, which was that she'd been the victim of a vendetta, and a short while ago the independentjudicial panel found robbie dunne in breach of four counts of conduct prejudicial to the repetition of horse he said ——

is missile systems are appearing in romania and poland.— romania and poland._ romania and poland. is this russia's response? a build-up of— romania and poland. is this russia's response? a build-up of russian - response? a build—up of russian troops near ukraine's border. the kremlin denies it plans to invade, but this is pressure, and on the west too, as moscow demands an end to nato enlargement and nato military activity in eastern europe, what it calls security guarantees. you must give us guarantees, you must do it, immediately, now. we won't be palmed off with decades of idle chatter about the need of security for all while the other side carries out its own plans. vladimir putin spoke for a long time, but gave little away about his intentions, regarding ukraine, about whether, as the west fears, he is planning a large—scale military operation there. but what we do know now is that next month, us and russian officials will sit down to discuss the security guarantees that moscow is demanding, so there's still hope for a diplomatic resolution. vladimir puti

angus crawford, bbc news, romania. buying cigarettes, with the aim of making the whole country smoke—free within four years. lucy grey has more. currently an estimated 13% of adults smoke — but that figure rises to 31% among the indigenous maori population. at the moment, you have to be 18 to buy cigarettes in new zealand, but under planned new laws, anyone under the age of 1a will never be able to buy cigarettes legally. the age limit will then be increased every year until the whole country is smoke free. we want to make sure young people never start smoking. so, we are legislating for a smoke—free generation by making it an offence to sell or supply tobacco products to those aged 1a, when the law comes into effect. the government particularly wants to help maori smokers kick the habit. i reckon it's a good move, really. because, right now, there's a lot of young kids walking around with smokes. how are they getting these smokes? and it's also good for myself, too, so i can save more money. if people still want to sm

this made me feel that romania is the landfill of europe.etch into the distance. the operators say it�*s only romanian waste but the environmental bard insist is rubbish from across europe and that includes from the uk. we had to anything with local campaigners. we are being followed the hallway. but when we get to the village ahead of them security follows us and calls in the site manager. we want to talk about british waste landfills. we have nothing to do with any waste brought from the uk or any type of foreign race. villagers say that�*s nonsense. i don't know but that's british waste over there. it is immoral, illegal and outrageous. and all the time security is watching. so what�*s the romanian government doing about british waste. we are shutting the door at all the amount of legal waste. what more can the british government do to stop these illegal exploits? i believe that the british government should have also increased the check in at their border regarding the exports. we are doing whatever we can in our part. still, the shipmen

, romania has cut itself off from the world. >> from a trial to his political life, bill clinton hasthe second president ever to be impeached. >> we are here in the bbc newsroom. u.k. voted in favor of covid restrictions. iran has accused western countries of acting in bad faith. it has added an agreement is possible if the u.s. accepted its failings. france, britain, addo germany says iran is making unreasonable demands. >> these talks have been going on for nearly two go weeks addo -- and they have not been able to get into the nitty-gritty of the diffences. they are talking about where they should resume the talks from. the main point being that we have had six brands of -- rounds of previous talks before thi new government in iran came to power until june, in the summer, they had six rounds of talks i know they -- and they managed to talk about the issues. some issues had remained to be sorted out. when this latest round of talks resumed 10 days ago, they would resume negotiations from where they left it before. the iranian side at the end of last week came up with a new plan, th

a few days later, the pet passport we bought from romania arrives.o hide their crimes. now we could put the details of any dog we liked in here, to suggest it was imported and not cropped illegally in this country. and if this is how easy it is to get round the checks in the system — how effective would any new animal welfare legislation actually be? what would the vet paula boyden make of it — how authentic is it? i don't think anybody at the border would raise concerns. what does it say about the efficacy of the whole passport system? it certainly brings it all into question. and the man who illegally sold us the passport — what would he have to say? hi, mrvargas? yeah. hi, flavian vargas, you sell american bullys, i've seen your pictures on the internet. look, i'm from the bbc in the uk. can you tell us why you sold us a fraudulent pet passport? disconnected tone mr vargas? well, mr vargas clearly doesn't want to answer our questions. in cardiff, bully breeder christopher may is hurrying back into court. but this time, he won't be leaving as fast.

angus crawford, bbc news, romania.changed for him and his family when he stood up to yobs in his community. he posted a video online, then his home was targeted. i'm waiting for ya! from standing from about eight months ago in a load of rubble to the way it's now, you couldn't see it coming, it just felt like it was never going to end, but it has, we're here. what's your favourite part of the new house? everything. donations to rebuild the home came from all over the world. just a huge, huge thanks to the public who donated and made this all possible. and then, in august, sean received a letterfrom prince william. for a person to be put in such a position simply due to having the moral courage to stand up for what is right is reprehensible. i stand beside you. it's even got prince william r, his royal highness prince william r, duke of cambridge, prince william. the arson attack didn'tjust cause damage to the property. we've also had the kids' mental health, more so my little girl who's still receiving counselling at s

obviously many of our partners on the eastern front are booked up our baltic allies, romania, poland. other countries will be increasingly concerned about the security and territorial integrity of their countries. they will be seeking, we expect additional capabilities and potentially additional deployments in the united states will be looking to respond positively to those things. in the event that there is a further incursion into ukraine for publishing for a sophomore, the possibility of seeing american troops on the ground in that region, mainly that flag couldn't go through with it. i don't know if i would say bracing for since we currently have rotational deployments in the baltics. we conduct exercises on a regular basis in both poland and romania, the presence of american military service members in rotational fashion in these countries is not something new. the question here is not that about whether or not the united states is going to send american service members to the territory of our nato allies. we do that as a matter of course. the question is, what additional capabil

the romanian border was sealed and silent today, romania has. cut the romanian border. was sealed andutside world in order to prevent the details - of the presumed massacre in timisoara from leaking out. from sex at the white house to a trial for his political life, the lewinsky affair tonight guaranting bill clinton his place in history as only the second president ever to be impeached. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm karishma vaswani in singapore. 0ur headlines... record figures for new covid infections in the uk more than 78 thousand new cases were reported in the past 2a hours. president biden has been visiting kentucky to see the devastation caused by this weekend's tornadoes. he described it as being �*almost beyond belief�*. let's turn to pakistan now — where seven years ago — on the 16th december 2014 — a school in peshawar in north—western pakistan was targeted by the pakistani taliban — also known as the ttp. 134 children were killed in what is regarded as the worst militant attack in the country in recent times. but now the authorities in pakistan have started a reconciliat

we conduct exercises in poland and romania. the presence of american service members in this country is not something new. the question is not about whether or not the united states is going to send american service members to the territory of our nato allies. we do that as a matter of course. the question is what additional capabilities can we provide to ensure that they feel strong and confident in their own territorial integrity. it's the additional capabilities on the table in those countries should russia move in ukraine in a more decisive way. >> thanks. in the days leading up to this call, the white house and administration officials said that their assessment is that putin had not made a decision over whether to invade ukraine. he wanted clarity. >> we still don't believe that president putin made a decision. what president biden did today is lay out very clearly the consequences if he chooses to move. he also laid out an alternative path, a path that is fundamentally in keeping with the basic principles. we will see in

he's also been deployed to poe lan, germany, romania, and afghanistan where he was successful in his part with operation resolute support free trade agreement sentinal. his next assignment is with the pentagon where he will be a valued participant for peace through strength. in conclusion, god bless our troops who successfully protected america for 20 years, as the global war on terrorism continues moving from afghanistan safe haven to america, we will remember pearl harbor. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from montana seek recognition? >> i speak to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. this national meesh harbor remembrance day, 80th anniversary 69 attack, i rise to honor charlie dowd, montana's last living pearl harbor survivor. mr. rosen daily: he was a 17-year-old radio man stationed at pearl harbor when he was woken by the sound of a japanese surprise attack. charlie imm

in romania, poland, lansing, we saw defense systems have already been deployed and they can easily be converted into offensive missile systems that targets us. it only takes a matter of minutes to change the software. now, instinct tells me that if a russian destroy was spotted steaming into new york harbor, it would be a flaming red line for washington. but believe it or not for us all, this is a pink line at best. the real issue is nato, or rather, nato's expansion and expanded it has from this humble state in 1990 to this empire in 2020. now, back in the day, russia was promised, nato would grow, not one inch eastward of berlin. wel, that's berlin. so no, it's not an inch. it's over a 1000 kilometers. and now it's knocking at rushes door. ukraine joining nato and we've been talking about it for a long time is a red line for us. the continual drawing of keys into the military or bit of the alliance. the de facto start of nature's assimilation of the military infrastructure of this country and the desire to turn it into a foothold for confrontation with russia could all cause severe

literally you could control the actions and s-6 -- entrance and exits of sebastopol from romania. as we establish a more immediate capability, we need to think about how do we increase nato participation in the black sea? american participation is pretty good. two, how do we increase the capabilities of those nations? their naval capabilities are fairly limited with the exception of turkey, which tends to keep itself down in the southwest corner of the black sea so as not to come into conflict with the russians. >> thank you. heather, expanding the focus, do you have concerns we could be looking at a two front war with russia invading ukraine and china hitting taiwan? or maybe not immediately but that china would look and say, it is a green light. >> how the west, the biden administration address this russia challenge could send a clear message to all americans aloes -- allies, particularly in the pacific. the increased china russian alignment, and of course we know president putin is going to attend the beijing olympics. for those of you who recall 2008, it felt like a historical

>> qatar, romania, everywhere but home. sorry. >> we are sorry. one of the things we know, because we are military family, we know what it's like to have you, our loved ones serving and being away during the holidays. so i'm sorry you have to be away. we know what it is like for your families to have that empty seat at the table like we have. my dad was a world war ii vet. he served, he was in the navy, served in the south pacific on a ship. he was a signal man. our son beau was in iraq for a year. we certainly know as a family what your families are feeling today and that's why we will, joe and i will continue forever and ever to support you in any way we can, but most of all serve your families. joe? >> the commander, 16 weeks old. hello, everybody. merry christmas. wonderful to see you all. i know as jill said, you would rather be home today, and i don't blame you. jill and i know how hard it is for you, but frankly, it is harder if your husbands, wives, children, are apart on duty during a season of togetherness. we bidens understand that. we

not a treaty ally and there's not an obligation the way it would be as if poland or lithuania or romania were attacked by russian forces, an armed attack. however, i think our administration has made it clear that ukrainian sovereignty is a priority. secretary blinken just talked about the commitment of the united states and ukrainian sovereignty and that does not mean armed forces would be used but i would anticipate this means we will in fact impose real serious crippling economic sanctions against the russian federation, and i think also the support on capitol hill from the congress has been so important to also make sure that we are providing our ukrainian friends with materials with intelligence, with capabilities that would assist them in defending themselves. but i think it is really important that we keep thinking strategically. take a look at the map, the black sea region, and think about what kind of a strategy do we have that includes not only military support but also competing in the information space, economic investment and diplomatic efforts to ensure respect for internat

. >> ( translated ): and now these missile systems are appearing in poland and romania. that's what we're talking about. you have to understand, it's not us who are threatening. and now you're telling us that ukraine will also be in nato. >> reporter: this week, nato general-secretary jenstoltenberg said the alliance supports ukraine's sovereignty, and "right to choose its own path." today, putin told a roomful of journalists that ukraine will never join nato. >> ( translated ): we put it straight: there must be no further expansion of nato eastward. what is there not to understand? was it us who deployed missiles near the borders of the united states? no. >> reporter: putin's remarks come a week after russia submitted a list of security guarantees it wants the west to agree to, in order to withdraw its forces near the ukrainian border. the demands include a ban on a ukraine nato membership, the removal of nato forces and weapons from much of eastern europe, and a promise to not hold further drills in the region without russian approval. russia's demands would involve a

leasing some assets, defense assets, maybe even missiles in romania, perhaps also in ukraine, although that would require closer consideration at this point in time, would give the russian black sea fleet pause. other steps can be taken as well. there are underwater drones -- actually, i am talking beyond my expertise. phil? >> there are several things that could be done, and it is softer the question of speed. the short-term things that could be done is to bring some very sophisticated coastal defense cruise missiles to the area . literally, you could control the entrance and exits sevastopol from the romanian coastline if you wanted to. and we need to be then, as we establish a more immediate capability, think about how do we want increased nato participation in the black see? american participation is pretty good. two, how do we increase the capabilities of those nations? because their naval capabilities are fairly limited with the exception of turkey, which tends to keep itself down in the southwest corner of the black see so as not to come into conflict with the russians. >>. >> t

now romania is being hit hard by this current wave of the virus, though, and workers are hoping thatinated. so far just 7 and a half million of that country's 19 million population is fully vaccinated. but there definitely on a good note there lighting up their little center. it's time now to check in with newsnation. see what they're working on for tonight. >> china and russia bullying the world. will president biden's call with putin help after the u.s. takes a stance against china. plus, georgia's lieutenant governor fired up over who wants to run his state. that's on balance. here's dan abrams. thanks, leland. tonight on dan abrams live on news nation. chris cuomo fire, cnn gives its star anchor the boot. what precisely got him fired and what is that line to get. you can that's tonight. >> and dan abrams live. >> you can find newsnation on the channels listed here on your screen. more details are also available on our website. of course, kron 4 dot com. one final check of the weather forecast. got a little bit of time here with dave sphar. dave, what you got? >> with this rain ev

they found ways to expand and now missile systems are appearing in romania and poland. >> is this thesian response? a buildup of the russian troops near the ukrainian border? the kremlin denies it plans to invade, but this is pressure and on the west, too, as moscow demands an end to no enlargement and military activity in eastern europe, what they call security guarantees. >> they must give us guarantees. they must do that immediately. now. we won't be palmed off with decades of idle chatter about the need for security wle the other side carries out its own plans. >> vladimir putin spoke for a long time but gave little way about his intentions regarding ukraine about whether, as the west fears, he's planning a large-scale military operation there. what we do know now is that next month u.s. and russian officials will sit down to discuss the security guarantees that moscow is demanding so that there is still hope for a diplomatic resolution. vladimir putin has done 17 of these press conferences now as president. you need plenty of stamina to do this and to listen to it. and since all

there were five waves of nato expansion and now missile systems are appearing in romania, poland. >>sia's response? a buildup of russian troops near ukraine's border? the kremlin denies plans to invade. but this is pressure. and on the west, too. as moscow demands and antenatal largement -- an end to nato enlargement. and a call for security guarantees. >> we must get guarantees, you must do it, immediately, now. we will not be palmed off -- pawned off while the other side carries out its own plans. >> vladimir putin spoke for a long time but gave little away about his intentions regarding ukraine, about whether he is planning a large-scale military operation there, as the west fears. what we do know now is that next month, u.s. and russian officials will sit down to discuss the security guarantees that moscow is demanding. there's still hope for a diplomatic resolution. vladimir putin has done 70 of these press conferences now. as president kevin you need plenty of stamina to do this. and to listen to it. it is wall-to-wall putin a reminder as of russians didn't know it, of who is i

and now these missile systems are appearing and poland, and romania, but where you will earth. that's what we're talking about. what the true moody you have to understand to. it's not us we're threat lamb, which deliberately today we didn't come to the borders of the u. s. or the u. k. daniel group you came to us that was president put in speaking earlier today. like to reach out now to hire ted whittaker for he is a green member of the european parliament and he sits on the foreign affairs committee, sir. thank you very much for your time. i don't know if you had the opportunity to listen to that sound bite that we just played from president vladimir putin. he does not see nato as a force for good for him. this is an existential threat. when you listen to what he say, do you think his rhetoric is justified? the resurrect that president putin has been employing is very interesting. because he seems to imply that russia wants to reverse the developments of the last decades. when he talks about poland and other countries being integrated into nato, it, it seems as if he wants to

romania has cut itself off from the outside world to prevent details of a presumed massacre from leakingx at the white house to a trial for his political life. the lewinsky affair guaranteed bill clinton his place in history is only the second president to be impeached. ♪ lewis: welcome back news, i'm lewis to von jones -- i'm lewis vaughan jones. u.k. sets another daily record for infections as another 93,000 coronavirus cases are reported in the last 24 hours. as cases jump in the u.s., the nation's leading expert urges everyone to get vaccinated. next, brazil's forests saw some of their worst wildfires on record in 2020, destroying 30% of the largest tropical wetland. a new study revealed at least 17 million animals were killed in those fires, killing reptiles, birds and primates. bbc science correspondent victoria gill has more and a warning, you may find these images distressing. daria: -- victoria: almost 40,000 square kilometers of trical wetland ravaged by fire andow, wildlife body count provided the first estimate of the number of reptiles, mammals and words that were killed thr

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but then i i remember as a boy once and go through other countries like panama and romania and bulgariand then to say swedish? [laughter] t so yes. and then as i learned about history and then betrayal. >> because as an art as a curator i don't doubt but then the first opera house but then to be civilized people. >> and there is an effort to integrate the scandinavian countries into mainstream and civilization. not at the same time recognizing that also in the discovery of their viking roots and that this is a whole other chapter four scandinavians generally and then to have a national identity and then to bind those two together and then on the other. >> . >> so with the geography of the scandinavian countries? >> . >> so with that extraordinary geography andhi then genesis and in particular denmark is distinct and very similar and denmark as more agricultural land and doesn't have the forbidding mountain ranges that they haveh. to contend with and also denmark's physical and geographically means that history will take a different direction and then also from germany. and then over the

military escalation in the ukraine, many of our partners on the eastern front, our baltic allies, romaniaher countries, will be increasingly concerned about the security and territorial integrity of their countries. they will be seeking, we expect, additional capabilities and potentially additional deployments looking to respond positively to those things in the event that there is further incursion into the ukraine. well our state department correspondent barbara plett usher has more on what type of sanctions the us could impose. although he did say these were measures that the west had not been prepared to take in 2014 when russia invaded crimea, we understand what they're talking about is various forms of financial sanctions and also the nordstream2 gas pipeline from russia to europe could be a possible target. he also mentioned other actions, he said if there was an invasion, then the us would increase its supply of defensive materials, including weapons, to ukraine. there's already a pipeline for that. and that the americans would fortify their allies in eastern europe with extra cap

by their so far away, they have to fly over either ukraine or to natal member state bulgaria, or romania. and it's not easy for them to get a rise to do a lot. i hear what you're saying. i want to know. i want to move this on to i new york on edge. what has serbia said about these latest developments? in particular, how does it do it? well, we have a president who was, a young man in ninety's should belong to the most radical nationalistic party and serbia mostly allied with from other middle street and he's party, he's a bit more silent lately. seeing obviously that the kids know that this and demo might have a very dangerous in. but there is no doubt that meleganta actually supports what this is not doing. if you look at the tabloids in serbia, which are really, really controlled by the government, a dance reporting body, that is absolutely no criticism. what don't doing. and ironically it, it goes under the very liberal. i thought that people are entitled to heaven and friend on monday. i have faith. it looks a little bit closer to what you have in crimea. i'm not comparing really dir

in romania, holland bush grants and we saw defense systems have already been deployed and they can easily be converted into offensive missile systems that targets us. it only takes a matter of minutes to change the software distribution. now, instinct tells me that if a russian destroy was spotted steaming into new york harbor, it would be a flaming red line for washington. but believe it or not, for us all, this is a pink line at best. the real issue is nato, or rather nato's expansion. and expanded it has from this humble state in 1990 to this empire in 2020. now back in the day, russia was promised, nater would grow not one inch eastward of berlin. well, that's berlin. so no, it's not an ent, it's over a 1000 kilometers. and now it's knocking at rushes door. ukraine joining nato and we've been talking about it for a long time. is a red line for us. the continual drawing of keys into the military or bit of the alliance, the de facto start of natives, assimilation of the military infrastructure of this country. and the desire to turn it into a foothold for confrontation with russia could

it's gonna get wet for the balkans, but ahead of that it is going to dry up in places like romania, the temperature edging up in bucharest to 7 degrees now more centrally. it is looking better across germany and the low lying countries. but there are plenty of clear skies to be found in places like poland remains bitterly cold. similar stories, much of scandinavia, we've got those very cold conditions, some snow falling in western areas of russia, but for britain and island, we're seeing spells of rain pull in for both the south and the north. but it is going to turn more mild with missy. the temperature pick up in places like london and paris. 15 degrees by wednesday. ah, in the far reaches of the new siberian islands, gold rush, fever is in the air. hunters searching for priceless woolly mammoth tasks of honor the holy grail. an incredible journey into the realms of science fiction, where cloning and synthetic biology have scientists playing god. witness genesis to point toe, the hunt for the woolly mammoth on al jazeera lou . ah, watching al jazeera life from london are made stories.

here, in northern romania, father christmas and a troop of carol singers were doing the rounds, bringingho! we've given out more than 5000 chocolates, cakes, thousands of candles, waffles and greetings for every home. people celebrate in a variety of different ways. in bournemouth, for instance, they run into the sea, despite the far—from—ideal temperatures. two, one! cheering. a certain dash of masochism, perhaps, but some altruism as well — it was all in aid of a local charity. more christmas compassion in rome — the church of santa maria laying on its traditional annual lunch for the poor and the needy. a generosity of spirit perhaps needed now more than ever. translation: fighting together against difficulties _ and accepting that hope is also fragile, like a child. it needs to be cared for, protected and nourished. that's how we do it — with friendship, the strength of sympathy. merry christmas! happy holidays, happy new year from all of expedition 66. and christmas wishes from 400 kilometres up above the earth. the crew of the international space station, most wearing festive hats,

still a clean fight. hamilton won the 1st groom pri and bahrain the stuff in the 2nd that amelia romania after a job. it's hamilton's tie is the stuff and leading the way, landing more punches, but nothing below the belt that is until silva stone, the dutchman veered off after collision, as hamilton overtook the brit going on to win despite a 10 2nd penalty. and i was re half brother the move and i was really far along side. but i could see he's not gonna concede anyways, but he cut across me and we collided. and i was quite frustrated that that's, you know, because we have to give space for another. there was no space at all in italy in september. ah, collision is now becoming a habit. and it was championship lead, wished up, and who started to get the attention of race stewards. i think the 2nd susie's albino fetish races, but i think a lot of the drivers a siding with with house and in the sense that they think that the staff and some of the moves that he does some misconduct on the track can be a bit naughty a bit over the line said, profess aces to see how he drives them on sunday.

is looking to do is to buy back things that are being used in countries like poland, bulgaria, and romania vaccines that may well see this, that used by dates expire in the near future. germany saying they'll take them off their hands in order to try and get enough jobs in the facilities and all that to put them into people's arms. we spoke with w. h o representative margaret harris. she thinks the micron strain makes vaccinations more important now than ever. the really big difference between alma klein and the other variance is it's made of spread. we are very concerned that there will be a lot of people who become severely ill and end up in hospital people who had previously been infected with all the forms of the, of the sized covey to virus were re infected with army front. so we can see that i'm kron can infect people, whether or not they have had a previous infection, and it can infect people who have been vaccinated. but the critical thing is, we are also saying that people who've been vaccinated ah, being protected from having the severe form from dying ending his pandemic is in a

and now these missile systems are appearing and poland, and romania. but we will either, that's what we're talking about, what the human asian, you have to understand who is not us, who are threat ma'am, wish to live briefly today. we didn't come to the borders of the u. s. or the u. k . returnable, you came to us or to help us understand this or better that's bringing in that cadre leak who's a senior policy fellow at the european council on foreign relations. welcome to the w. does president protein really believe the west is threatening russia? i think he understands that there are no evil intentions without me russia, but i think his fair ease, but thrushes hold away. ukraine is a row with inc. and while ukraine might not become nato member, western military health will actually still be available to a crane. and that is, of course, something that defense planner is in russia would pay attention, so hence the escalation and, and hence he has made but the nice you. and now when president biden has also put in to discuss 3 things, he has dramatically