on this, let's talk to des rosie burkhart, who is in brussels at nato headquarters. rosie, what does finland? joining nato mean for the alliance in practical terms. military, as you can see behind me, nato am getting ready to welcome finland. the flags of the existing nato allies are fluttering in the wind, but there is one flag full here which is currently empty. that is where a finland flag will be hoisted and once finland flag is waving in the wind here, finland will have officially waved good bye to its long held policy of military non alignment. for decades, finland was happy to be a partner of nato, but not a member, but everything changed last year with russia's full scale invasion of ukraine and fins were forced to really radically rethink their security policy and their security set up. now what changes most importantly for finland, tiers that becoming natal means it becomes party to nato's article 5, that is a collective promise, a collected defense pledge, which nato allies take under which an attack on one ally is seen as an attack on all to day as finland formerly exceed

i'll just remind this roach rosie what we've, what we can expect to hear. so i think the president is going to use the speech to really talk a draw on his own irish american answer. i don't. irish, american ancestry is iris ancestry and to talk about those personal ties and the political ties. this historic type he has mentioned, for example, in his address is throat is visit so far. he has spoken about the irish people that helped find the united states or help build the united states. he also mentioned that in his address in northern ireland, so plenty of a look back at history of a shared heritage. during his meeting with the irish prime minister t sickly of ross car earlier today, we know he said that he thinks that ireland to the united states share value. so a bit more of that mood of kind of a family reunion or a homecoming that we've already heard. and in fact, he made a joke when he was with the irish president, joe biden said, i'm not coming home. so a suggestion that he feels very at home here in ireland, of course, where he can trace his roots t

rosie: u.s.resident biden announced other would be a trade delegation of american companies coming to northern ireland later this year. he did sort of dangle that economic carrot. he said peace goes hand-in-hand with economic prosperity. but as sir jeffrey donaldson alluded to, biden was careful to seem like he was not bullying or putting pressure on any political parties here. he did not stick around to labor the point. he has already left belfast, where he will be visiting ancestral towns, addressing the irish parliament, meeting the irish prime minister and the president. plenty of talk to be expected of friendship and friendly ties come altogether much less contentious than the visit in belfast. which though the message from president biden was one of hope and perseverance, is set against a much more complicated political backdrop. brent: brexit has certainly not made the situation easier, for sure. rosie birchard, as always, thank you. let's take a look now at some of the other stories makin

thanks, rosie. it looks like he was welcomed in dublin with some typical irish weather tito muse, rosie burkhart in belfast. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. germany's health minister carlota back has outlined plans to partially legalize cannabis possessing and growing small amounts of marijuana would be allowed for private use. if parliament baxter measures the site of cannabis would be restricted during a 5 year test, phase federal agents in the us are investigating how classified intelligence documents surfaced on social media. the material includes information about the war in ukraine, including that western special forces might be operating there. the papers also contains sensitive data on key u. s. allies. president vladimir zalinski has condemned the alleged the heading of a ukrainian soldier by a russian fighter video, allegedly showing the killing began circulating online after it was shared by a pro criminal blogger. the upper house of r

the parliament at welcome rosie. i mister bon, got the warmest of welcomes there and started off very much playing to his audience, playing up the connections between the 2 countries. absolutely, president biden received a standing ovation, which lasted almost a full minute. he was standing there, decked out in a green tie, green, of course, being the national color of ireland. and he spent a great let a deal of this speech really talking about those crossing and intertwining histories of the united states and ireland, and really identifying himself very strongly with aiden ireland as well. he said we irish identifying himself directly with the audience here. and he talked about our history, yours and mine. he said it's a very much playing on those on those irish american ties. and he spoke about his personal history. his ancestors left ireland in the 1800s during the found that he spoke about them, leaving on what were then known as coffin ships known as that, phil because they of so many people died on them on the

first we can join our correspondent rosie birch out who's in dublin. welcome, rosie. what can we expect from the president's address? well, we are expecting his arrival any moment. no. there's lots of anticipation here outside the irish parliament. he's expected to arrive, walk in, and i'm sure speak to a room packed full of lawmakers. i think we can expect this speech is going to be front and center focused on friendship. the personal political ties between ireland and the united states. that something that president biden has spoken of extensively already during this visit. he really has a sense of real feeling of a sort of home coming almost like a family reunion here. beyond that and new or political side, i think we can expect the president to speak about the ongoing war in ukraine. other transatlantic efforts to support the war torn country and ireland is militarily neutral. so it's not a big military backer of ukraine on like the united states. but dublin has been a big political backer of keith, particularly in brussels, where ireland has been quite outspoken

thanks, rosie. it looks like he was welcomed in dublin with some typical irish weather feed of news rosie burkhart in belfast. let's take a look now with some of the other stories making headlines around the world. for indian soldiers have been killed in a shooting at a military base in the border state of punjab. tensions there, arising over the resurgence of a separatist movement, officials have ruled out a terror attack. germany tells minister car lauterbach has applied to plans to partially legalize cannabis possessing and growing small amounts of marijuana would be allowed for private use. if parliament backs the measures to sail of cannabis would be restricted during a 5 year test. phase federal agents in the us are investigating how classified intelligence documents ended up on social media. the material include sensitive material about the war in ukraine, including that western special forces may be operating there. they also contain sensitive material on key u. s. allies. president vladimir

thank you very much, shar correspond at rosie birch out there in brussels. more on this was cross over to our correspond, jennifer parker, she's in, in reger left the jennifer, finland, joining nato reverses decades of military non alignment. what reactions are you seeing to that? well, terry, of course, rush us reaction to finland, joining nato to put it bluntly is quite negative rash as defense. ministers said geisha who said that this move is raising the prospect of actually escalating the conflict in ukraine further. but he also said that this could damage the already strained relationship between russia and the west. he also stated that russia would be forced to take counter measures. but when asked what these counter measures would look like kremlin spokesperson to me that it just said that they will carefully observe what will happen in finland. what he means with that is quote, how nato will exploit the territory of finland in terms of placing weapons and infrastructure there. and according to this, then russia would be forced to take measures. yes s

thanks rosie rosie rosie burkhart in belfast. thanks. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world for indian soldiers have been killed in a shooting and a military basin. the border state of punjab. tensions there, arising over the resurgence of a separatist movement, officials have ruled out a terror attack. germany's health minister coll out about has outlined plans to partially legalize cannabis. possessing a growing small amounts of marijuana would be allowed for private use of parliament box. the measures the sale of cannabis would be restricted during a 5 year test. phase president vladimir zalinski has condemned the alleged the heading of a ukrainian soldier by a russian fighter video, allegedly showing the killing began circulating on line after it was shared by a pro kremlin blogger. the upper house of russia's parliament has approved a new law making it harder to avoid being drafted to fight in ukraine. summons for military service will be sent via an official online portal. and when fai

thanks, rosie, wrote rosie burkhart in belfast. thanks. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. now, mars military rulers of confirmed carrying out an air strike that killed dozens of civilians. these pictures show the aftermath of the attack on a village ceremony organized by groups opposed to the ruling jointer, the united nations in western powers of condemned. the strike for indian soldiers have been killed in a shooting at a military base in the border state of punjab. tensions there are rising over the resurgence of a separatist movement. officials have ruled out a terror attack, turkeys president, reggie of tire bird one has kicked off his reelection campaign. he's criticized what he called global imperialists and pledge to boost pub expanding turkey goes to to pose next month, were early one facing a tough election battle chilies congress is celebrating a bill to cut the working weeks and 45 to 40 hours. the legislation is a victory for president cathy and vote each took office last yea

w is rosie bird chard, who is in brussels at nato headquarters. so rosie of finland as stilton berg said earlier, is about to become a full fledged nato member. what does it practically mean for finland and for nato itself? so i'm here at nato headquarters, and as you can see behind me fluttering in the wind are the flags of the 30 existing nato allies, the countries which are members of this western military alliance. but you might be able to see there is one flagpole without a flag and that is where the flag of fleet finland will be later today hoisted. and once finland's flag is waving in the wind here in brussels, while the country will have officially waved good bye to it's decades long policy of military non alignment. now, until last year, finland had been happy to be a partner of nato, but not a member. you mentioned finland shares of very long border with russia more than a 1000 kilometers. and of course, after the russian invasion of ukraine, things were forced to really reassess their security policy in this marks quite a substantial, a

that's des rosie bernard, reporting for us on watson road. and we can take a look now at some other stories making news around the worlds. a russian court has denied bail for a suspect and a bombing that killed a pro war military blogger. darya tappa is accused of presenting glad than to tar ski with a statuette that exploded, killing him and injuring 50 other people in saint petersburg earlier this month. according to russian media to pover says she didn't know what was in the statuette and was only delivering at 5 people were wounded when a man drove his car into a crowd under jerusalem street. police shot and killed the driver who they say came from a palestinian neighbourhood in east jerusalem. around 60 civilians have been killed in a village in northern berkin, a faso, according to a local prosecutor. residents told the f t news agency. the attackers were dressed in army uniforms and arrived on motor bikes and pickup trucks. the attack took place in karma village near the border with molly an area over run by islamist, militant groups.

our correspondent rosie birch. out there in brussels for you as present. donald trump is preparing to surrender to prosecutors in new york later today as he faces an unprecedented court appearance. trump is the 1st sitting or former u. s. president of priest criminal prosecution. tuesday we'll see his arraignment on charges linked to alleged hush money payments to adult film actor stormy daniels just before the 2016 presidential election. the former reality tv stand president is the biggest story in town. again, arriving at trump tower, donald trump, heated quickly inside for more talks with his legal team. his support has rallied loudly nearby, while others demanded justice. guiding him on off hooker's came in 10 years ago or 7 years ago is a misdemeanor. and it should not be a felony case by alvin. brett, i don't think they have anything to walk them up for i think this is just a political persecution of somebody that they don't like. and on top of that, i think it's election interference. countries very divided

art rosie, it's good to see you. the u. s. president. he delivered an. busy address to day on the 25th anniversary of the good friday agreement, what stood out most to you will president biden had a message for the people of northern ireland. he said, your history is our history and your future is our future. he said 25 years ago, the u. s. took a bet on northern ireland and that's ready to double down on that bets. he spoke of the potential to unleash more for asperity in northern ireland. he said that since the good friday agreement, g d p has doubled and he said he predicts it could triple if things keep moving in the right direction. but of course that doesn't spell of any sort of a threat there. but there is a suggestion, but this trip, despite it being on occasion to mark a celebration 25 years of peace of peace that has endured. for some brent, it's a bitter sweet visit and that's because while that piece spell died in the good friday agreement, the belfast good friday agreement has remained the institutions t

rosie rosie bird shot in belfast or stores making headlines around the world. mammals manage the rules of confirmed carrying our test drive that have reported left doesn't stab, including many children. these pictures show the aftermath of the attack which took place at a village ceremony are being organized by groups opposed to the countries miniature jumped for indian soldiers have been killed in a pre don't shooting as a military basin in the border states of punjab. army and police officials have ruled out the likelihood of a terror attack. incident though, comes against a backdrop of rising tensions in your state over the local resurgence of a separatist movement. turkeys president roger typo one has begun his re election campaign. on tuesday, he criticized what he called global imperialist. some revealed plans to boost public spending. took, he goes to the polls. next month was expected to be the president's toughest election fight. italian coast guard has rescued a boat carrying around $400.00 people that run into trouble. i tried to cross the mediterranean sea. the vessel which

keep rosie, i want to start with you. what can the e you do in the situation? what kind of measure is going to take against the unilateral action of fallen hungry in slovakia? well, nicole, we just heard in that report that the european commission, brussels has to no trade. a fine line will let me tell you, they appear to me to be trading very carefully. they simply will not be drawn on the potential consequences or sanctions or punishments of these actions. no, they said, for example, we heard that spokesperson saying that you lateral actions are not possible, but they did not go on then to say i'm there for poland and other countries are in breach of the rules. no, probably because they would prefer to settle this behind closed doors. not only at stake, of course are those you creating exports, but also the look on the world stage of the european union as a united front here. no, i think let's focus a bit on poland. no. poland has made a name for itself internationally as one of the ukraine stones just backers, here in brussels. we often have groups. many of

thank you for that, rosie rosie burch out in belfast. our nasa is looking for flatmates with elite levels of patience and understanding the u. s. space agencies unveiled it's mars simulation habitat when our volunteers will live for a year at a time to test out living conditions for future missions to earth neighbor. located in texas, the 3 d printed structure comes with 4 bedrooms, a gym, and lots of red sat. the facility includes a replica of the martian environment. not surprisingly, the ground is covered in red sand and scattered around the room known as the sandbox. our other pieces of equipment astronauts would likely use, including a solar panel, a weather station, and a treadmill to simulate the long trips outside astronauts would make to collect samples and gather other data. there's also a brick making machine part of the activities for mars mission would be, besides the geology and exploration building and maintaining that infrastructure for wife on mars, for human life on mars, or for humans to come and and future missions to

thanks a lot, rosie rosie bertot in dublin. on small world news for you now will start in the us and the 2nd expelled lawmaker from the state of tennessee has been reinstated just in pearson was expelled for taking part in a gun control process inside the chamber, days after school shooting in nashville. and another black legislature were voted out by the republican controlled body. and we were state of indiana. thousands of people have been evacuated after fire broke out at a plastics, a recycling facility of visual se the place could to burn for days. a health warnings in force because of smoke which could be toxic thought is it one of ecuador, most violent jails say they found 6 inmates hanged in their cells. relatives have gathered outside the prison in the port city of r, y a key. it's not clear when the victims were again members. i could also presence, have long been played by violence and over crowded. western australia is bracing for the most powerful storm for a decade. cycling elsa has gathered strength of the indian

a correspondent of rosie burch our day is in the northern irish capital belfast at welcome rosie. what can we expect to hear from the presidents later? well, phil, i'm outside auster, university in belfast for president biden is due to deliver a speech, his only public facing engagement during this trip to belfast. there's plenty of police around. there's also a small crowd gathered here. some of them don't think joe biden is a welcome guest, but most that i spoke to are eagerly awaiting his arrival. but he is currently as we, as far as i understand busy in a meeting with the u. k. prime minister re she soon as they are due to discuss ukraine of course the u, as in united kingdom, both big backers of key is, but i think top of the agenda really will be the political situation here in northern ireland because of course, biden is here. to march, to celebrate 25 years since the good friday agreement. that landmark peace accord that put an end to decades of violent sectarian conflict between broadly 2 communities. here in northern ireland that are divided along different aspirations t

did abuse rosie bertram in belfast for us. rosie's always thank you. let's take a look now. some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world series. foreign minister fossil mac dod is in saudi arabia, on the 1st visit by a senior diplomat from damascus in more than 10 years. saudi arabia is hosting talks about syria, possibly returning to the arab lee. it's membership was suspended when president barsha our sod cracked down on pro chess. ukraine has rejected russian claims to have captured more than 80 percent of the eastern to city of bach. moved. chief says that its forces. busy control considerably more than 20 percent. the head of russia's wagner mercenary group says that his fighters are advancing on the city. ukrainian president of all the miss zalinski has condemned. the alleged the heading of a ukrainian soldier by a russian fighter video proportionately showing the killing began circulating all line after it was shared by a pro kremlin laudrie. c rushes parliament have signed off on an overhaul of the countries. conscription law, the legislation

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and that was d, w 's, rosie birch are their reporting from bill fast. let's take a look down some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. in the u. s. state of indiana, thousands of people have been evacuated after a fire broke out at a plastics recycling facility. officials say, negligence calls the blaze. a health warning is in force over smoke, which authorities say could be toxic. ukraine has rejected russian claims to have captured more than 80 percent of the eastern city of bach moved. keep serves it, its forces control considerably more than 20 percent of the city. the head of russia's wagner mercenary group, says that his fighters are advancing in the city. russia's parliament has signed off on and overhauled the country's conscription law. the legislation makes it harder to dodge a military call up and it allows draft orders to be delivered by e mail. ukraine is expected to launch a spring counter offensive and their speculation. their moscow is planning a 2nd wave of troops mobilizations. it happened very quickly. both

rosie you've been speaking to ministers there. what are they saying about where we stand with this plan to buy ammunition for ukraine and what are the main points of contention? will the earth he need has been facing pretty public frustration from ukraine over the implementation of this plan? i say the word implementation because there was a broad political agreement on this plan to shore up supplies of ammunition for you . craig weeks ago. already know it's a multi track approach on one track. the european union is a helping to reimburse funds for member states to draw down on their own supplies of ammunitions, which they already have their own stockpiles and send them on to ukraine. know that particular approach is already underway and that's something which ukraine up thank the european union for. but the heart of the debate know at these talks lies on the 2nd problem of this approach. and that is where the you is supposed to be jointly procuring ammunition for ukraine for the future. now, there is some legal wrangling going on

that's when the gun sure anchor in the cave and rosy bird. shout reporting from luck from that. thanks so much the best we can bring and mike marcy, now he's a senior fellow in war studies. i king's college london high by mike lots of talking about b e's our efforts to boost ammunition supplies to ukraine are ahead of this counter offensive. when do you think this can for counter offensive? we'll get going. well, in one sense it's already started. so what we've seen over the last week or 10 days or so, what is called shaping operations. and the idea of those is to confuse the russians and to convince them the attacks going to come from hair ball. and so we've seen stuff in the information space. we've seen those videos statements by ukrainian ministers. and most recently, they've asked for media silence, which is a, you know, a good way of getting the russians anxious. we've also seen some probing attacks, some establishing of a few ukrainian positions which then withdraw. and then last night, we saw surface drones attack. some of the rushing black sea fleet, and so that's the b

here in belfast, rosie birch out there. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. can the most lu resident without amuse zalinski has condemned the alleged be heading off a ukrainian soldier by russian fighter. but dupon, fortunately, showing the killing began saturating online after it was shared by a pool kremlin bravo. should diseased ukraine has rejected russian claims to have captured more than 80 percent of the eastern city of buck mort. keith says its forces controlled considerably more than 20 percent. the head of russia wagner. my son only group, says his fighters audit wanting rushes. parliament has signed off on an overhaul of the conscription law. that education makes it harder to dodge a military coil up and allows draft orders to be delivered by email. ukraine is expected to launch a spring condo offensive, and thus speculation moscow is planning a 2nd wave of mobilization. it happened very quickly. both chambers of russia's parliament fast track changes to the consc

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let's see what's more to come there . rosie birch are joining us from luxembourg for 40 from there. thank you so much. it's catarina from keith, we are joined by it up. he is roman contra rental roman. tell us a little bit more about keeps hopes for this e you meeting well, you can has only one help and a breakthrough in the decision to finally start buying ammunition for the country because it needs it urgently. and the ukranian foreign mr. mitchell collaborate, has expressed his frustration with what he called ease, inability to implement its own decision on ukraine. is that ammunition for the much expected offensive operation in the coming days or weeks are bought to give you an idea why ukraine needs that ammunition a key. if is hoping and is planning to de, occupy all its territories, about 20 percent of ukrainian territory, which is now under russian control. and it's, it's, it's a very huge territory. it's about the size of poland, but a smaller than that. but it's still very, very huge territory and to liberate their, to cranial that much more that has been delivered so far.

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's, roman gunter, and co his and keith and t w's rosie birch. on his following that meeting and luxembourg for us. and they told me more about the delivery of ammunition tea crane and the european union has been facing public frustration from ukraine over this plan to deliver ammunition. and that is because the plan was agreed about a month ago. now it's a multi track approach. and the 1st strike is an acer under which e u. countries draw down on their own existing supplies of ammunition is to send them to ukraine. no, that is already in action. or we know ukraine has been thanking you countries for that, but there is a 2nd track of that approach. and this is to jointly procure more ammunitions for ukraine for the future. and that is where the debate is like, because there is currently some wrangling over the legal definition of sourcing these ammunitions from the european union defense industry from arm suppliers within the e. you know, a, some have dismiss this as bureaucratic. that's what the fin finished. ford minister told me on his way int

here in belfast, rosie birch out there in belfast. let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. germany's health minister callout up aha's outline plans to partially legalize cannabis possessing and growing small amounts of marijuana would be allowed for private use if parliament backs the measures to sail of cannabis would be restricted during a 5 year testifies. serious foreign minister pfizer mac dud is in saudi arabia. on the 1st visit by a senior day diplomat from damascus in more than 10 years. saudi arabia's hosting talks about syria returning to the arab league. its membership was suspended when president bashar al assad crackdown on protests. ukraine has rejected russian claims to have captured more than 80 percent of the eastern city of back mount. keith says its forces control considerably more than 20 percent. the head of russia's wagner, merson regroup, says his fighters are advancing. federal agents in the u. s. are investigating higher classified intelligence documents surfaced on so

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i usually social worker all day, a dollars loaded, rosie would that be my not on future scheme. elani lucas? scott lucas. char. we whistle co. buick holly, holly shrinkage what that hasn't changed or who to talk on our show. i know when you're better than the children, you were the now usually myrtle who was thought it was semanski, velocity grade yellow or group, showed it to his settled on a bridge like way. don't us look, you know, what could i beat? daniel college. b kalonski. eli whitney a business aspect her. oh, what going to 0 and put a window but up polizzi school on it, but oh bugger, stay normal renewal mostly mask is around. it would have hasn't change. it is a former member of the young muslims organize a who along with aliya, is a pick of it, went to prison for 6 years, maybe in a key figure during the civil war in bosnia and herzegovina, responsible for the distribution of weapons equipment and the militant fighters from various islamic countries, you may stuck with them, then you wouldn't even get an error, but it was new. yes, no, it's just a cook children's drunkard.

i hope you had fun, rosie. i loved it. he thinks this is a beautiful letter as a talk show host, i'm going to tell you with absolute certainty. that is the same note she sent every guest who ever did her show. i will be sending that very note to john mulaney tomorrow. okay this the book i don't want you to get the wrong idea. it's not just notes and letters, as greg kelly from newsmax pointed out, there are photographs, too. there is a picture of you in a sweatsuit in this in this book, which we've never seen before. that's excellent. i think it's another side to you. yes. i don't know. do you potatoes even have sides? i don't know. let's take a look at that sweatsuit shot there he is. donnie man boobs fondling the olympic torch. not only is he a man of letters, he is a man of words. he's a man of the best words. words words that are made entirely of letters. and when it comes to letters, no president has given us more of them than donald jessica trump. if i use the word, they say, oh, trump used foul language. horrible, h

you mentioned rosy, oprah. we talk about ted kennedy. get in the world of politics and all of a sudden people that were your friends, they said they were your friends, sent you the most letters, and now they're not your friends anymore. >> an interesting thing happened. i was going to a big charity dinner, robin hood foundation, at the convention center in new york. big, big space. big success. i went in, and as i'm going there, thousands of fans outside, and i was booed by about 30%, 40% of the people a little bit. i had just announced i was running. my wife, who turned out to be a very great first lady, people love her, melanieia said to he moo, i've never heard you before. you've never been booed before. i said, welcome to politics. it was true, i wasn't booed. i was liked by everybody. i gave up a lot to do this. i have to do the right thing. i know what's popular, what's not, but i know what has to be done. sometimes that's not popular. you do get booed. i gave up a lot to do this. when you see some of those letters, when you see th

the w is rosie ver charge. she's at that meeting election bergen, we after will the european union be able to fully meet ukraine's ammunition needs moving full oh ukraine will keep pushing. i think that is one thing that's clear, the ukrainian minister joined these talks virtually. and i think from, based on what i've heard from people in the room, it was really more what you might describe of as a virtual dressing don't. i'm told to use harsh language to try and convince these e u members. no, i think the debate will continue over the next coming days among ambassadors at a more technical level. and certainly the european union's foreign affairs, too few except barrels told us in a press conference he expects some sorts of agreements in the coming days. and the often like the stress that it's not just when it comes to ammunition or military 8 that it's supporting ukraine, but also, and other tracks, for example, welcoming millions of ukrainian refugees into the european union. and of course, the ukraine also w

i think as really a little bit of irish malarkey w's rosie burkhart. she has more now from dublin bite in speech. here at the irish parliament sounded like a real love letter to ireland. very personal speech drawing on his own family's history of leaving ireland in 18. hundreds, during the famine in what he called coffin ships so cold because so he people died making that journey. he talked about those intertwining histories of ireland and the united states. and he said, we irish talking about our history. really identifying himself within this community here, and of course, president biden is not the only u. s. it is in to have some sort of irish ancestry. in fact, there, around 33000000 americans who claim some sort of irish heritage in. of course, that means quite a lot of voters and something that while a present biden's heart was clearly here in ireland. clearly a very personal speech here. his heart in the room here at the parlin. well, at least one of his eyes may have been looking across the atlantic at irish american voters, because we know th

it on tv does not keep rosie rivetted. >> you have to represent and be here for your team. you scream. >> strength in numbered. how about 8,000 mile for this family from australia at a cost of? >> $50,000. >> are they staying if the warriors advance to the next round? >> he has to go back to school, so, probably not. >> do you need to go back to school? >> no, i don't think i need to go back. >> they think everywhere they go is warriors ground >> i am excited about the warriors, the way they played. it is playoff integrity that they have. i am happy with it. they showed it tonight. i am excited.. >> reporter: at the end -- someone is lighting firecrackers. at the end of every kings game if the team wins they call them light the beam, a purple light they shoot up in the sky above golden one center here. if they get to light that again this season, it means the warriors are eliminated. warriors fans do not want to see that thing. back to you. >> now, we will unplug the beam. >> no beam. no beam [ laughter ] >> yes. >> i think right where terry is maybe 10 paces away. anthony

i usually start from walker all day a dollars loaded, rosie would that be my not an acute charge. kim? e glennie lucas? scott lucas, char we we circle. buick holly, holly shrinkage what that hasn't changed or what it took an hour ago. i know when you're bigger than the children you were the now usually the records thought was semanski, velocity, grade yellow or group should a 2 sided. so them a bridge like way. don't us look, you know, what could i beat, daniel? will it keep it kalonski? eli whitney a business aspect her. oh, what going to 0 and put a window but up polizzi school on it, but oh bugger, stay normal going through. i know most damascus around it would have hasn't change . it is a former member of the young muslims organize a who along with aliyah, is a pick of it, went to prison for 6 years. he'd been a key figure during the civil war in bosnia and herzegovina, responsible for the distribution of weapons equipment and the militant fighters from various islamic countries. you may start with continuum wasn't even skin and i was nest. i was just shortly about track recor

dw's rosie birchard has more now from dublin.osie: biden's speech here sounded like a real love letter to ireland. a very personal speech drawing on his own family's history of leaving ireland in the 1800s during the famine and what he called coffin ships, so-called because so many people died making that journey. he talked about those intertwining histories of ireland and the united states, and he said we irish, talking about our history, really identifying himself within this community here. and of course president biden is not the only u.s. citizen to have some sort of irish ancestry. in fact there are around 33 million americans who claim some sort of irish heritage. and of course that means quite a lot of voters. something that while president biden's heart was clearly here in ireland, clearly a very personal speech here, his heart in the room here at parliament, at least one of his eyes may have been looking across the atlantic irish-american voters. because we know this is a president who may be thinking about of attention

i want to get your thoughts on that report, not painting a particularly rosy picture for ukrainian forces there. do you think the west is in a that report, not painting a particularly rosy picture for ukrainian position to provide the kind of support they need? well i i would actually have a different view on this claire baku is not the most important fight of this war, but it's the one that has the most attention and the incredibly brave determined ukrainian soldiers there in baku war, but it's the one that has the most attention that have been stopping russian forces for nine months, nine months. and the ukrainians there are not getting the priority of equipment, ammunition because they are playing a role to to buy time for ukraine to build up its forces for the main effort which is coming. i think honestly in june, when the ground is dry and, and ready to uh enable a combined arms armored attack that will break the so-called land bridge. so uh this takes nerves of steel by the ukrainian general staff. it also takes great place courage by president zelinsky because they know they are su

the w's rosie birch are their reporting from brussels. well, i was also joined from riga by dw, corresponded jennifer parker, i asked her what sort of reactions were seeing to finland may to membership. well, terry, of course, rush us reaction to finland, joining nato to put it bluntly is quite negative. rush as defense ministers said geisha, who said that this move is raising the prospect of actually escalating the conflict in ukraine further. but he also said that this could damage the already strained relationship between russia and the west. he also stated that russia would be forced to take counter measures, but when asked what these countermeasures would look like criminal spokesperson to me that it is offset that they will carefully observe what will happen in finland. what he means with that is quote, how nato will exploit the territory of finland in terms of placing weapons and infrastructure there. and according to this, then russia would be forced to take measures be a score of also said that it, that finland, joining nato is a

the investment there could be in northern ireland, if their political perishing would be restored. rosie bar chart in belfast. thank you to the southern australian coast now and a sporting story about the circle of life. specifically, a mother and her son, 24 year old australian ethan ewing lost his mother to breast cancer when he was just a boy. she was a champion surfer who won the famous bells beach title in 1983. well now 40 years later, her boys become a man and become a champion at the same place. and his mom made history all those years ago. 40 years ago, it was ethan ewins mother who well judges on the way to victory at bills beach. in australia, the longest running event and competitive surfing ewing used to sleep next to his mother's trophy as a child by repeating her success, he's achieved what he's been aiming for his entire career. its way, my biggest all him my career to in there. so just all my heroes of on this, her jaw mc kelly, the girl steph carissa. and i'm a mom. back in 93. it's a, it's an honor to, to compete here. when i'm other with hers is it's really special. y

there was rosie birch. are there reporting from dublin sports news in tennis? italy's lorenzo moves said he has sprung a surprise by knocking of a joke of it's out of the monte carlo masters in the last 16. 16 seed, who said he came back from a set down to win in the serbian world number one didn't take defeat to kindly hit one point, getting involved in a lengthy dispute over a line called we said he faces younique's sinner in the quarter. fine byron munich, have suspended attacker of saudi oman, a for one game following an alleged altercation with teammate the roy san a. after this week's champions league defeat to manchester city. the japanese paper bill reports that monet hit saw ne, in the face after the game fired said that they had suspended and find the cynically star for misconduct. he'll now miss barnes home match against hoffen time on saturday with the champions locked in a close title race with bruce ja door and some sad news from the world of motors board ireland top rally driver craig breen has died in an accident during testing for the croatian