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if bobbin yarber come to target, what other military facilities are threatening russia was st. sophia cathedral st. andrews church. god help them because god is with us. yes, replace to welcome catherine notion caught up to al jazeera senior lecturer in international relations at the national university of keep my la academy. she is with us now from tommy on nets, but he'll sky in ukraine. catherine, i hope i got some of those pronunciations, even remotely close. look before we go into a, anything to do with international relations. i want to hear your story. i believe you managed to get out of keep yesterday. yes i, i, i, i was hesitating whether ah, whether i should leave when the, when i should leave. but yesterday it was her. ah, the understanding came that i need to take my family out in safety because there is a crystal clear plan to put, take it in caea in c h c ash. and that basically a do the old school or, ah, exhaust exhaust dinner technique. oh, it uses us exhaust air and taking hostage civilians. so this is a, tell me about the, tell me about the journey because we saw we

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>> a san jose city council member proposed ending a sister city relationship with russia in support of ukraine. sophia says ending the formal relationship sends a clear message. the city council will consider the proposal on wednesday. santa clara county has a sister county relationship. livermore and oakland also have sister cities in russia. >> download the abc 7 streaming to be apt to watch more videos on demand. it's available for roku, amazon fire, apple or android t >> developing news in the south bay and reports of the shooting from one vehicle to another. san jose police a man was shot at least once hermana way highway -- monterey highway in bailey avenue. the area is blocked off, san jose police say one suspect is in custody. >> the chp arrested a man they believe is responsible for two freeway shootings yesterday. what happened in the east bay and river -- livermore. highway patrol says a man and a white truck was shot but not seriously hurt. the suspect took off, but officers tracked him down about 10 minutes later. during their investigation they linked him to another freeway shooting. tha

russia, she was baptized. in orthodoxy with the name sophia in moscow , an earthquake of unprecedented strength occurred.assumption cathedral of the kremlin was destroyed. magnificent, madam, marvelous. i think he likes me, make no mistake, mistress. he likes you very much their language and language is best taught in bed. sorry madam. i will pray that god will give me a son like yours. language and we'll talk. our father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name so come. thy kingdom be done, thy yakushina, heaven and earth our bread for judgment. give us our daily down and leave us our long as well as we leave. thicker in temptation, but deliver us from the evil one and sons in the middle of the day to drink or help again, brother, you hope. he has one thing to do here, i’ll buy a new horse and go.

sophia donetsk, a stock exchange economist for russia and the cis at renaissance capital, believes that a logical continuation of those control measures. for operations with cash foreign currency, which the central bank has already introduced for the company and for citizens. annual inflation in russia rose to 15.5% - this is the maximum since september 2015, but weekly inflation continues to slow down . the ministry of economy explains this, among other things, by the strengthening of the ruble. twice. but cabbage and carrots, on the contrary, began to rise in price 2-2.5 times faster today, trading in shares on the moscow exchange for the first time in a month will be held until 18:50 moscow time, partially, having withdrawn. the ban on short sales in these minutes , the indices are growing by about 5.5%, the ruble continues to rise in price, the dollar is now 8330 euros 92, 58. japan will not withdraw from the russian oil and gas project, sakhalin-2, the prime minister of the country fumioxide announced this. he noted that this project is extremely important for energy security. japa

tonight, 60 young ukrainians given the opportunity to continue dancing despite russia's deadly invasion. two of them, sophiatheir love of dance may have saved their lives. the organization youth america grand prix was able to get in touch with a dance school in switzerland and that's allowing the two 16-year-olds to study ballet in switzerland. >> it was something i thought was impossible. i was in shock, actually, and i couldn't believe it. the thing which was probably in my mind is that i'm very grateful that i can continue my education and my dream because at some point when i was in ukraine, i thought that my dream of dancing was stolen from me. >> stolen, but not anymore. the girls tell us they're still able to talk to their families in ukraine, no communications lost. so far their families are okay, although they are separated. youth america grande prix has placed 60 ukrainian dancers at dance schools around the world. thank you so much for joining us. "ac 360" starts now. >>> good evening from lviv, ukraine. defiance in the face of great loss. that describes the moment here tonight. and for one brief

russia i saw you with him. i saw the way you looked at him. nowhere do you know sophiawhen will i be allowed to see the child, when will you confess? the history of russia is going to prepare for the sowing season to plant potatoes, two-thirds of the owners plus summer cottages last year had such. well, a little less than half, and the most ambitious plans are made by those who are between 30 and 44 years old. every second person wants to increase the sown area by one and a half times. but every eleventh is not ready to stop, in general, we will buy water as before in a zero store on the market, that is, buy from every second, because every second will increase the area well, the closer the summer season, the higher the demand for garden inventory. yes, but shovels are the main summer tool, choose a rake to help give. earth very heavy. here, a lot of shovels were killed, and the shovels were made of titanium. in general, yes, other shovels broke right. they just crack. well, the handles do not stand there. the rest, with a birch cutting, does a good job of digging up th

sophia cathedral. today, an interfaith prayer service for pce in the war with russia. to speak is all of their monsieur a, a military chaplain, wearing the signal -- sydney of the people's army ovolunteers. [speaking non-english language] >> fire and brimstone from this man of god. >> what is morale like for the troops? there aren't guns. there are many more russian troops. what is thmorale like? he says the morale is very high. we have no other choice. we have to defd and protect our country. and from the bible we know that when the enemy is wicked, god will always intervene. also seeking divine guidance, ukraine's interior minister. part of a government at war, pushed to the limit by one of the biggest armies on earth. [please stand by] -- [speaking non-english language] >> the fear is that the russians will encircle kyiv and for it -- and attack. are you prepared and ready? >> we are ready. >> in times of crisis, many turn to faith. and in this conflict for ukraine and much of the rest of the world, there is a moral clarity that right is on their side. narrator: fun

hurdles to win back trust from global investors, amid concerns over his ties with russia and the risk of more crackdowns. sophiajing has not shown that great interest in keeping global investors' trust. what can we expect in terms of challenges to try to win this back? >> that is exactly right. last year was a perfect example of the disconnect between what's coming out of beijing in terms of policy and the communication, or how that is communicated to investors and markets. there was clearly not a priority last year. but it is becoming one this year. that's because china does need stable markets and stable financial systems and the economy, and global investors play a key role in that. because of china's opening up in recent years under xi jinping, the influence of foreign investors has never been so great. when you see the speed of these financial outflows from china, this is not just offshore markets like hong kong and new york -- it is also mainland china. that is concerning. repairing that trust will take a long time, because of the actions taken last year, on the common prosperity and big tech front. and p

the splendour of kiev�*s saint sophia cathedral, today an interfaith service for peace in the war with russiaain. wearing the insignia of the people's army of volunteers. fire and brimstone from this man of god. so what is morale like for the troops? they are outgunned. there are many more russian troops. what is the morale like in the ukrainian forces? he says the morale is very high. we have no other choice. we have to defend and protect our country. and from the bible we know that when the enemy is wicked, god will always intervene. also seeking divine guidance, ukraine's interior minister. part of a government at war pushed to the limit by one of the biggest armies on earth. the fair is that the russians are going to encircle kyiv and they are going to attack. are you prepared, are you ready for that? ~ ., you prepared, are you ready for that? ~ . ., , , ., that? we are ready. in times of crisis, that? we are ready. in times of crisis. many — that? we are ready. in times of crisis, many turn _ that? we are ready. in times of crisis, many turn to _ that? we are ready. in times of crisis, m

if you sophia, according to the observatory, 40000 fighters are ready to join putin's war and have registered to fight. 22000 have been accepted by russia so far. but whether they are really a certain of victory as they appear in the cremeans propaganda videos is questionable. oh, me. whom club would was he'd olive in syria. they wanted to save their homes in them. but when they're fighting on foreign soil, he will they show the same motivation will do enough, or will they just be cannon fodder in the end? what do i have to hold little a mommy? many a drawn to recruitment centers like this one out of sheer necessity hoping to secure a ticket to europe even if they're bound for a war zone. and there's a lot of money on the line as this enroll lee. and as to wida told a japanese reporter at that hour, they say that i can get $7000.00 a month on the front line, $3000.00 for other positions. and i think that that after the a difficult choice for serious would be fighters, poverty at home, or war, and even death in a foreign country. and right from the start of this war, civilians have been paying the highest price. many families unable to f

the splendour of kyiv�*s saint sophia cathedral, today an interfaith prayer service for peace in the war with russialunteers. fire and brimstone from this man of god. so what is morale like for the troops? they are outgunned. there are many more russian troops. what is the morale like in the ukrainian forces ? he says, "the morale is very high. we have no other choice. we have to defend and protect our country. and from the bible we know that when the enemy is wicked, god will always intervene." also seeking divine guidance, ukraine's interior minister. part of a government at war pushed to the limit by one of the biggest armies on earth. the fear is that the russians are going to encircle kyiv and they are going to attack. i mean, are you prepared, are you ready for that? we are ready. in times of crisis, many turn to faith. and in this conflict for ukraine and much of the rest of the world, there is a moral clarity that right is on their side. i will be back with the latest business headlines after this short rake. hello there. on wednesday, we saw the thicker cloud moving further north across the

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throughout europe, and indeed the world over russia's actions in berlin, 5000 students had to stay outside the star calling for peace, while in the bulgarian capital sophia, people celebrated its national de holding ukrainian flags. demonstrations also took place in london with those rallied and carrying anti war bun is on trafalgar square . and it israel dozens of protest is gathered as well to collect humanitarian age for the ukrainian people. a former us diplomats has provoked anger after claiming civilian casualties caused by the u. s. in conflicts are accidents. while russia does, it's deliberately that lead a chinese column. ists highlight the starkly different attitude towards off gun ukrainian casualties. the us drone strikes killed at least thousands of civilians and they can't be explained away or by accidents. and much of the media has been following a similar line when comparing the events in ukraine to the middle east. me, i'm sorry. it's really emotional for me because i, b, u t o p and people with blue eyes and blown here being here. this isn't a place with all due respect, you know, like iraq or afghanistan. this is a relatively civilized

that's russia's action in berlin. 5000 students out there say outside the bender, stag calling for peace, while in the bulgarian capital sophia, people celebrated its national de holding ukrainian flags. demonstrations also took place in london with those rallying carrying anti war banners at her father square . and in israel and dozens of protesters gathered as well to collect humanitarian aid for the ukrainian people. the athletes are cats and dogs are not a bond if they're from russia, some u. s. politicians on social network users are like, have bluntly said there are simply no innocent russians that says anti russian history are provoked by the seems coming out of ukraine has become well. busy a new reality, the shutdown of picks up the story for us. an avalanche of sanctions is hurling down upon russia and as foreign powers. hopeful every next glow to knock moscow called smaller private entities are also doing everything to chin and in their bid, trying. being so eager to join the frenzy, some via into strayed burlesque territory. for example, russian cats are being found over russia's actions and ukraine use it to the

and with the st. sophia cathedral, those are 2 really important sites of eastern orthodox christianity, which is of course, the predominant religion in russia and ukraine. and then also in much of eastern europe, both of those date back to the key is in ruth's empire. and i think it's really important for people to understand that this is where is where vladimir the great at that time in 988 converted to christianity so that this places is places are the foundation of modern russia, modern ukraine, and modern bellows. so they are very interconnected, many works of ukrainian artists are of course, hugely important for europe shared art history. and i can just name a couple of names causing room related to the very well known fuzzy or middle off alex hon. myself just to name a few. so there's an incredible amount of really shared history that speaks to european diversity and it's many traditions. what can the art world do to help? yeah, that's a tough one. museum officials are, are definitely crying out for help, but they're saying essentially that it's, it's, it's absolutely crucial to remind the world that this war will indeed have a global

russia. if they are going in figler, it's an irony, a fate that we are trying to save russian art works and paintings by russian artists from their fellow countrymen. it's all just barbaric bottled st. sophia's cathedral. and keith is one of 7 sites in ukraine, ostensibly under protection as unesco world heritage sites. but they're at risk, none the less. they include cubes, a revered monastery of the caves, under the jurisdiction of the moscow patriarch it. is it a red line that vladimir putin would dare to cross? the hoot i've got kind of mood mouse. i don't want to speculate as to how much any one reflects on such things than to what extent read lines even exist as t m. and co. what this particular case does highlight is the degree to which cultures are interconnected, vizier could truant it and undefined, it's and it's, it's an example of the absurdity of wars between the parties that have long been connected to their traditions and share a history of cultural exchange. glenn, also unesco world heritage status failed to protect the unique buddha statues. a balmy yawn and afghanistan carved into a cliffside by buddhist monks. they survived for centuries until the taliban arrived. as the w

together with the st. sophia cathedral, for instance, it's a very these are very important sides for eastern orthodox christianity, which is the predominant religion in both russia and ukraine and of course, much of eastern europe. and both of them, they date back to something called the key of an ruth's empire. which converted to christianity back in 1988, and that was literally the foundation for the modern nations of russia. bella luce and ukraine today that the arsenal litski museum in key of his home to many, many works of artists that are hugely important also for europe's shared artistic traditions. art history for just to name a couple of the artists casmer malay, which of course is very well known, but here me love alex hon. the last of these are important ukrainian figures of modernism and the evan guards, who of course, had a great influence on other european painters and traditions. what can we do? what can the otwell do to, to help in this? yeah, we're all feeling very helpless at the moment, but officials in museum officials in ki, of and, and, and in ukraine for instance, like alicio stroke go, who's director of that me. it says get ortho. now tha

the splendour of kyiv�*s st sophia cathedral, and today an interfaith prayer service for peace in the war with russiaprotect our country, and from the bible we know that when the enemy is wicked, god will always intervene." also seeking divine guidance — ukraine's interior minister. part of a government at war, pushed to the limit by one of the biggest armies on earth. the fear is that the russians are going to encircle kyiv and they're going to attack. i mean, are you prepared for that, are you ready for that? we are ready. in times of crisis, many turn to faith. and in this conflict, for ukraine and much of the rest of the world, there is a moral clarity that right is on their side. i spent the night in an underground shelter, along with the rest of the bbc team here, and i was woken around 7am by the sobs and tears of a young woman who'd just received word that russian troops had entered her father's home to the north of kyiv. she was distraught. apparently, the soldiers were looking for food and cigarettes, and there was a fear her father may have been taken hostage. well, lyse doucet spoke to he

sophia's was built, moscow was a forest, ari. there was no moscow. there was no russia.roud. you heard it in the minister, the minister is exactly right. i agree with him totally. ukraine is going to win, it's going to prevail in this conflict. >> yeah, go ahead, sir. >> i want to add to mr. ambassador is that ukrainian culture heritage is now under threat, the threat to bomb st. sophia as they ruined several maw seems, as they ruined kharkiv, it was bombed, one of the churches in kharkiv, and so we're now trying to preserve some cultural heritage, but the issues that -- the policy of putin is to take the history and the heritage to his own hands, and i was learned as soviets scholar where big russia came from, and they continue this that everything they want to achieve is to take what doesn't belong to them. ukrainian history, ukrainian heritage, ukrainian writers, and take it to their own. that's an excuse why they need to liberate us. thank you, we don't need such liberation. >> minister tsashenko, you mentioned that, your rebuttal to the way putin is trying to descri

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russia and ukraine has already started. the head of the russian delegation says that you wanted syrian issue will be one of the main topics of discussion. a jessica delegates, sophia bella, the russian delegation has arrived as agreed upon to start talks, the ukrainian delegation is late. we found this to be a diplomatic tradition on the parts of ukraine rules. we will discuss the same 3 sets of issues. the political resolution, the international humanitarian issue in the military issues smells of says, as you know, as the last meeting we achieved an agreement on humanitarian corridors for the civilian population to exit hotspots, espia, russia was prepared to open those hotspots, and a cease fire regime was in operation and fortunately, none of them were effective. we conducted observations using a man darrow vehicles and saw ukrainian nationalists preventing the corridors from being operational made. and i will relay one episode in particular that occurred yesterday in the east and outskirts of mario post, an area which has been surrounded by the dumbass people's republic militia. all of a national battalion tried to escape the city actual. so just as in the gre

together with the st. sophia cathedral, for instance, it's a very these are very important sides for eastern orthodox christianity, which is the predominant religion in both russia and ukraine. and of course, much of eastern europe. both of them, they date back to something called the key of an bruce empire which converted to christianity back in 1988. and that was literally the foundation for the modern nations of russia. bella luce and ukraine today that the arsenal litski museum in key of his home to many, many works of artists that are hugely important also for europe's shared artistic traditions. art history for just to name a couple of the artists because even believe its of course as it is very well known vastly. emily of alex hon. the last of these are important ukrainian figures of modernism and the evan guards, who of course, had a great influence on other european painters and traditions. what can we do work in the otwell do to, to help in this. yeah, we're all feeling very helpless at the moment, but officials in museum officials in ki, of, and, and, and in ukraine for instance, like alicio tosca who's director of that meets as get ortho. now that i

russia and the united states that they would be a sovereign nation. not just in the east but in the west as well. i have the opportunity, mr. speaker, to sophia, other cities behind the iron curtain. in the six years from 1985 to 1991, each place i saw a freedom square. either before or shortly after my visit, people would demand the right to choose their own future, their own leaders and their own laws. i saw many others who traveled to those cities and countries, a yearning. i saw the commitment to democracy, their courage and determination. president zelensky is right, -- is correct, wherever democracy thrives, that is a freedom square. it might have another name but it is a freedom square. americans have sacrificed much to secure our freedoms. to our great credit, the freedom of others around the world. i tell people, mr. speaker, that america is the nation that has the most power and used it without acquiring the nations that it protected or imposing its will on the nations that it protected. the least acquisitive superpower in the history of the world. americans have sacrificed much over the generations to secure our freedoms and others

sophia fled her home in kyiv. she worries as much about her country as her cross-border families and friendships. >> my heart is breaking, and it's awful that our friends in russiaport the war. nick: this is the awful reality of putin's war. a 6-year-old girl, rushed to the hospital after she was hit by russian shells. the medical staff was powerless to save her, one of 16 children killed in 5 days. >> show this to tin. the eyes of this child, and crying doctors. nick: a senior u.s. defense official said today, russian troops' advances are not as rapid as expected. but the official feared the russians would encircle kyiv in a matter of days. and the assault continues on kharkiv, ukraine's second largest city, where this weekend, russian convoys rolled into the city center. and a russian bomb hit an apartment complex. officials say dozens of civilians were killed, and more than 40 injured. ukraine said its forces emerged victorious. russian forces also suffered more losses outside of kyiv. but new satellite images show a large convoy headed toward the capital. meanwhile, for the first time since the vasion, a ukrainian delegation traveled to meet russian counterp

sophia's mother, 30 year-old samantha johnson over the weekend in newark. they are still looking for johnson's boyfriend, 34 year-old dante jackson. now to the latest developments in russia's invasion of ukraine tomorrow. >> ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky will virtually address the u.s. congress and this address comes as ski says there is some progress talks with russia. he says russia's demands are becoming more realistic as he put it. meantime, russia's relentless attacks are moving closer to the capital. the mayor of kiev, imposing a 35 hour curfew between the hours of 08:00pm and 07:00am on local time. residents will be prohibited from leaving their homes unless they are running to a bomb shelter. the russian military is also attacking the port city of mariupol where an estimated 20,000 civilians managed to flee through a humanitarian corridor. and we are learning that 2 journalists with fox news were killed while covering the war in ukraine after their vehicle came under fire outside kiev that killed videographer up here. zach bruschi and ukrainian journalist under nova reporter benjamin hall. he was injured in that attack. there's been no update yet on hall's