. >> finally, we know what happened to sacha.nder control, and he will be safe. >> but it wasn't under control. the antidote didn't work. he didn't get better. he got worse. before long, even close friends like andre could barely recognize him. >> at some point, i said to myself, why should this be happening to this young healthy handsome athletic man? what's going on? >> he was fighting for his life. >> a fight he would lose. >> i'm sorry to announce that alexander died in university college hospital at 9:21 on the 23rd of november 2006. >> but in the days just before his death, he did something remarkable. he knew he was dying, and decided to helps scotland yard detective solve his murder. he gave them a series of death interviews. the transcripts provide a remarkably detailed account of his movements on the day he was poisoned. his account starts at 10 am when he received a phone call from an italian contact mario's car a mellow, who have just arrived in london and insisted he needed to meet litvinenko a mediately. he said he

take a listen to sacha. >> are you hopeful about the future here in ukraine? >> i don't think that i really need to have hope now. because i just can live this day, i wake up in the morning and, oh yeah, i didn't die this night. nice. but i don't have any plans for a future now, just waiting until the war ends. >> now, ali, those are pretty heartbreaking words to hear from a 21 year old who has her whole life ahead of her. but, as you've seen, the young people in this country, like the old people in this country, are extraordinarily resilient. and they are determined to keep going, even through this invasion. ali? >> raf, thank you for that. we appreciate, it's good to see you. nbc's raf sanchez, here in lviv, ukraine with me. in 1990, a representative the and ivs of more than 190 countries met in rome for a five-way conference to discuss the creation of an entity that would prosecute international crimes. that conference resulted in what was known as the roman statute, a doctrine that guides the work of the international criminal court. the rome statute ident

now the diplomatic presence in cave is expected to increase vessel sacha . they're joining us from key vessel. thank you. the japanese government is expelling a russian diplomat, some trade officials and imposing more sanctions on russia in response to the alleged killing of civilians in ukraine, japan's prime minister for me, because she says his country will phase i, russian, coal, and oil and bomb, the imports of vodka, lumber, and other goods from russia. he says, russia must be held accountable for what he called war crimes, ukraine's sanctions, and good freezing the assets of 2 major fangs on around $400.00 individuals and groups, including organizations linked to the russian military. with a large chunk of the world, wheat and corn supplies come from russia and ukraine, and the u. n. says the war is pushing global foot prices to record levels for prices jumped nearly 13 percent last month. that's the highest level since records began. that's according to the us food price index, which trucks the world's most traded food commodities. in russia, the imp

today, sacha came to pay respects to his good friend who was buried here. he tells us his father in law died of hunger. >> i want the world to know that this is genocide, he says. >> our thanks to gabe gutierrez. at the un today, the focus was on the ukrainian women and children who have been driven from their homes, and the dangerous they are now facing as refugees. it is estimated more than 4 million people have fled the country altogether, about 7 million are displaced inside the countries. officials say reports of rape and sexual violence are on the rise. >> 90% of refugees from ukraine are women and children. when men, like president putin, start wars, women and children get displaced. women and children get hurt, women and children get raped, and abused, and women and children die. >> a war against women and children. with that, let's bring in this evening's experts, jason beardsley, a decorated u.s. military veteran with over 20 years of experience in the army and navy. he is now the national executive director for the association of the navy. julia

. >> lin-manuel miranda and nathan fielder and just talk to me, please >> jimmy: yeah, sacha baron cohenng guy. what -- >> sure. >> jimmy: you just -- are you a who fan? or what do you do? >> yeah, and waited my entire life to nerd out on him. >> jimmy: you did. >> cameron crowe is in there because i always felt that, like, a real connection to cameron crowe because i started interviewing comedians when i was 15 and he started interviewing rock stars for, like, "rolling stone" when he was 15, 16 years old >> jimmy: that's right >> but it's different because he's so much cooler than i because he's like -- because i'm, like, going -- i'm going to go drive three hours to pick him up to see "weird al" yankovic [ light laughter ] and he's on tour with led zeppelin [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but i see the similarities there >> it's, like, similar, in a a way. >> jimmy: very similar yeah it's "nana week" here at "the tonight show." we're talking about grandmas >> yes >> jimmy: and there's a great photo in here of your grandma. >> yes, molly. >> jimmy: look at molly. >> at my molly so that's totie f

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