samira, you are a hero.you both today. best of luck in both of your recoveries? >> thank you for having us. welcome back from ukraine. >> thank you. >> thank you, richard. >>> samira and richard. i love it. >> what a beautiful story. >>> we have breaking news of fighting and strikes in both east and western ukraine. officials say the eastern town of kreminna has been lost to russian forces as missiles are fired in lviv overnight, which we've rarely seen. cnn is live from lviv. on 24 hour d dried-on stains. skip the rinse with finish to save e our water. grillin'n', chillin', spillin', dillin'. bec-ing. never brie-ing. smokin', yolkin', flippin', dippin'. if you're not oozing, then you're losing. tater tottin cold or hotting. mealin', feelin', pie-ing, tryg. color your spread. upgrade your bread. pair it. share it. krt singles. square it. - hiring is step one when it comes to our growth. we can't open a new shop or a new location without the right people in place. i couldn't keep up until i found ziprecruiter

welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed. us about the challenges of reporting from the conflict zone. and is it accurate to describe marine le pen as the far—right candidate in the french election? the suggestion this week by keir starmer that borisjohnson criticised the bbc�*s coverage of ukraine, was angrily dismissed by the prime minister and later retracted by the labour leader. it's a sign that while politicians are quite happy to attack the bbc on other subjects, the corporation's coverage of ukraine is so widely respected that criticism of it is seen as beyond the pale. particular praise has been given to the team of reporters on the ground in ukraine. among them, kyiv correspondents. below ground in our bombshells shelter the adrenaline has run out, people are visibly tired, visibly upset from everything going on. and when you come up, it is this. empty. and you can feel the tension. moscow has urged people living here to leave as it lists new targets, but for so many people but is not an option. former professional

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hello and welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed.im westwood allegations to mirrored to broadcast before the watershed? with me you have chosen an ambitious plan for france and europe. ambitious plan for france and euro e. �* ambitious plan for france and euroe. �* , . , ambitious plan for france and euroe. �* , ., , ., europe. and praise for the bbc's coverage _ europe. and praise for the bbc's coverage of - europe. and praise for the bbc's coverage of the - europe. and praise for the i bbc's coverage of the french bbc�*s coverage of the french election, but should we use subtitles instead of su btitles instead of voice—overs? subtitles instead of voice—overs? the announcement that the former radio one dj tim westwood had been accused of sexual misconduct by seven women provoked outrage and broader questions. he denies the allegations which were the subject of the bbc documentary tim westwood: abuse of trust, which said on tuesday. it was previewed in a report on the news at six. in previewed in a report on the news at six.— preview

samira radjabova but we have a wonderful third repechage semi-final, which is called a chance.nd there you can play. i really hope that you will recoup there and we need six people there. this is natalya irina this is elizaveta demidova this is alexander stepanova this is daria senina alexey prokhorov and ilya tikhonov dear through the audience. i beg you, please look at us next time, because we will have a second semi-final. where schoolchildren from all over russia will come to kaliningrad to chukotka well, how are we without you, so i beg you, watch us and be happy. jesus christ is risen an interesting question in the heart christ is risen christ is risen sunday death jesus god lord sunday of god of glory and holy holy christ is risen christ is risen christ is risen master fathers brothers and sisters i congratulate you on the saving feast of the resurrection of christ spassky of god every time the second day of easter we are by the grace of god we celebrate the divine liturgy in this historic cathedral of all russia in the assumption cathedral of the moscow kremlin. when yo

her mother, samira jabr is suspected of taking her possibly in a beige hun-day elantra.nyone who sees ophelia, her mother or the car is urged to call 911. >>> potential progress in the peace talks between ukraine and russia. ukraine's negotiators say they are drafting peace treaty documents while peace talks are becoming more likely to happen in turkey. this morning russia announced the draft agreement is not ready for submission and what is drafted is not enough to have direct talks between russia and ukraine's presidents. in a video message yesterday, ukrainian president zelenskyy was calling on nato allies to provide more weapons to help with the war. he says russian troops are creating catastrophic situation, leaving land mines around homes, abandoned equipment and even next to dead bodies. this all comes as ukrainian forces celebrate small successes. this time liberating the entire kyiv region. in a post on facebook, the defense minister says russian forces have retreated from several cities in the area, and a bit of good news from mariupol where the hard-hit city,

samira is what roth calls his hero.e transplant team. i think we all know she was a hero as well. she wrote this, which struck me. she said, the last few years often left us feeling a little bit helpless. it was awesome to be able to fix one thing in the world. i'm grateful for that opportunity now and always. let's try to fix one thing at a time. amen. roth is now out of the hospital and he's resting at home, and he wants you to know there are over 100,000 people waiting for an organ in the u.s. ra alone. if you can help, try. roth will be on cnn tomorrow to tell more of the story. >>> now jake tapper's extensive interview with volodymyr zele zelenskyy is next. if you're a small business, there are lots of choices when it comes to your internet and technology needs. but when you choose comcast business internet, you choose the largest, fastest reliable network. you choose advanced security. and you choose fiber solutions with speeds up to 10 gigs to the most small businesses. make your business future ready with the ne

samira dzhabova, gymnasium number one in the city of yaroslavl, was waiting for his kisenger.ry kisinger. let's start over who came out and who was waiting for whom i listen. i'm very sure it's not dobrynin. well, maybe it's a trojan. no, i don't like it. yes, after all, dobrynin was waiting for his kissenger. here attention is correct, i read the answer the ussr went to the usa anatoly fedorovich dobrynin was waiting for national security adviser of the united states of america henry caesar here is such a correct answer. and since something has already been said in part, that 's why i ask for a medal, right? there is one question left, i ask the master theorists. us secretary of state john foster dales he wrote his book peace and war. he showed himself in all his splendor, he applied his techniques, different in each case, with exceptional skill. watching in action all the great statesmen of our century. i have never met such high diplomatic skill. and what politician does dales give such a high rating to a diplomat? gymnasium number one in the city of yaroslavl, i took a cha

hello samira dzhabova, gymnasium number one in the city of yaroslavl trotsky was already a good chicherinhen molotov well. i got scared. thought you'd move on, smart guy. chicherin maxim maksimovich litvinov vyacheslav mikhailovich molotov clever order. diplomat award ambassador you don't remember, i have diplomatic ones, you don't remember who in 1906 received the nobel peace prize and for what he received it first of all. and i will assume that this award was received from roosevelt for organizing the sale. portman peace treaty, and between japan and russia yes, he took part in this and contributes to keep silent. i am reading now in 1906 the nobel peace prize was awarded to the twenty-sixth president of the united states of america, primarily for merits in ending the russo-japanese war. your honor, i think everything is fine. excellent. excellent. let's move on to the next stage. the diplomat went further and further. let there be an ambassador. alexander mikhailovna kollontai is considered the world's first woman ambassador in which states she represented the soviet union there are th

fuck samira , they do it themselves. consider very big mistakes the destruction of all our guys in mariupol is what they are doing. now it can finally put an end to any formats of negotiations. i believe that this is their big mistake , according to radio interception, the kiev regime ordered the nazis and zazova to shoot on the spot everyone who agrees to surrender, according to the words of ukrainian soldiers who surrendered in captivity on the territory enterprises of azovstan. as part of the ukrainian group. up to 400 foreign mercenaries are now surrounded. most of them are citizens of european countries, as well as canada, it was previously reported that radio conversations between militants in mariupol are conducted in six foreign languages. in case of further resistance, all of them will be destroyed. according to the ministry of defense, the kiev regime attracted almost 7,000 foreign mercenaries from sixty-three states to its side, most of all poles 1,717 people 300 soldier of fortune british on footage of interr

our business correspondent samira hussain has more.rms of its retailing might, and its overall economic might. in america, amazon employs more thani million people, and since the company's inception in 1994, it has strongly pushed against any organised labour unions. but, you know, during the covid—i9 pandemic, you know, the plight of workers had really been exacerbated, and so this one individual started a union and pushed to have a union in one amazon warehouse in staten island, new york, and today he managed to clinch a victory, something that other amazon warehouses have not been able to do. in sri lanka, president rajapaksa has declared a state of emergency giving security forces sweeping powers after hundreds of people tried to storm his residence in colombo. the country is suffering an unprecedented economic crisis with acute shortages of essentials such food, power and medicines. the bbc�*s archana shukla has more on the latest protests from colombo. their patience is running out. angry sri lankans tried to storm the president'

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our business correspondent samira hussain joins us from new york.an historic win for amazon workers. tell us why. it absolutely is because remember, amazon is an absolute juggernaut in terms of its retailing might, and its overall economic might. in america, amazon employs more than a million people. and since the company's inception in 1994, it has strongly pushed against any organised labour unions. but during the covid—19 pandemic, the plight of workers had really been exacerbated. and so this one individual started a union and pushed to have a union in one amazon warehouse in staten island, new york. today he managed to clinch a victory — something other amazon warehouses have not been able to do. it’s other amazon warehouses have not been able to do.— been able to do. it's an amazing outcome for _ been able to do. it's an amazing outcome for this _ been able to do. it's an amazing outcome for this effort, - been able to do. it's an amazing outcome for this effort, but - been able to do. it's an amazing | outcome for this effort, but what might

drivers, means there's no shortage of obstacles ahead. 0ur north america business correspondent, samira summerfor the's this plant in michigan used to make summer for the's most emblematic cars. today, it has been retrofitted to manufacture the much hyped battery operated f-150 the much hyped battery operated f—iso pick—up truck, the most popular car in america is going electric. tesla dominates the electric. tesla dominates the electric car market. us car manufacturers are playing catch up. ford is taking a big gamble by making an electric version of an all—american favourite. if successful, ford could close the gap between it and tesla. it's a big bed by the company. 0ther it's a big bed by the company. other than iphone, this is the second largest revenue consumer product in the world, and we are electrifying it. and you wouldn't think of truck customers in the us is the first target customer you would go after, right? you would go after, i don't know, westover cross — micro west coast crossover customers, so there is a lot riding on it.— is a lot riding on it. this could be _ is a l

the bbc�*s business correspondent samira hussain has more from new york.e in florida said the rules imposed by the cdc when people said they had to wear masks on planes and other forms of public transportation. the original lawsuit filed by a group that poses these public—health mandates and to individuals who said wearing masks on flight exacerbated their anxiety and panic attacks. this is the first successful lawsuit against the biden administration mask mandates, previously lawsuits have tried but failed to flaunt the rules, it is unclear how quickly this ruling will be implemented on trains and planes across the country or whether the justice party will look to hold the rulings until they can appeal. airlines have repeatedly asked the administration to drop the mask mandates and other restrictions like testing requirements, they believe the decision to wear face marks should be left to the flying public and all of this this comes as covid—i9 cases are on the rise in the us. staying in the us, workers at apple's grand central station store in new york h

we wish both richard and samira a safe and speedy recovery. yeah how about that for some happy news to end the show today. i'm jim sciutto in lviv, ukraine. "at this hour" with kate bolduan starts right now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> hello, everyone. i'm kate bolduan. we do begin with breaking news, which is russian forces are stepping up their attacks across ukraine. russian missiles hit the western city of lviv, killing at least seven people and injuring nearly a dozen including a child. these are the first reported deaths there since the war began two months ago.

i guess could i only ask people who are like samira or tend to think that way, to donate to a friend richard is the last cnn original who started with us in 1980. he is still in the hospital. she is resting at home. >> and we look forward to seeing them back here as soon as possible. "the lead" with jake tapper "the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> putin's forces are attacking ukraine in a way rarely seen in this invasion. "the lead" starts now. >> now missile strikes have killed at least seven in ukraine's western city of lviv. cnn is on the ground as new video may show one of russia's weapons in action. plus, more of jake's exclusive interview with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyiful he is pushing back on concerns his troops would need months of training to us

i guess could i only ask people who are like samira or tend to think that way, to donate to a friend or a relative. >> richard is the last cnn original who started with us in 1980. he is still in the hospital. she is resting at home. >> and we look forward to seeing them back here as soon as possible. "the lead" with jake tapper "the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> putin's forces are attacking ukraine in a way rarely seen in this invasion. "the lead" starts now. >> now missile strikes have killed at least seven in ukraine's western city of lviv. cnn is on the ground as new video may show one of russia's weapons in action. plus, more of jake's exclusive interview with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyiful he is pushing back on concerns his troops would need months of training to use advance weapons. he said send them quickly and they'll be prepared. >>> also, a sharp rebuke of the biden administration's travel mask mandate. a federal judge's ruling that could end the days of masks required on planes, trains, and public transporta

we wish both richard and samira a safe and speedy recovery. and thank you so much for joining us today. i'm bianna golodryga. >> yeah how about that for some happy news to end the show today. i'm jim sciutto in lviv, ukraine. "at this hour" with kate bolduan starts right now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> hello, everyone. i'm kate bolduan. we do begin with breaking news, which is russian forces are stepping up their attacks across ukraine. russian missiles hit the western city of lviv, killing at least seven people and injuring nearly a dozen including a child. these are the first reported deaths there since the war began two months ago. ukrainian officials say the strikes caused extensive damage to the civilian infrastructure including multiple residential buildings an a school. russian forces launched at least two missiles in dnipro, some railway infrastructure destroyed. no casualties thankfully were reported there at least yet. fighting ramping up significantly throughout the east with ukraine saying that the town of kriminna fallen a

and i want to salute our staff, amy, julie, samira, gregory, caleb. so many staff. as a former staffer i know how this was done. i want to thank our staff for really doing the heavy lifting on this. the more act, yes, it includes my legislation, the marijuana justice act, and the refer act, which is the first marijuana racial justice bill introduced in congress many years ago. this bill would end federal prohibition and decriminalize cannabis by removing it from the list of controlled substances act. that's what the more act does. make no mistake, yes, it is a racial justice bill. according to the aclu, black americans are nearly four times more likely to be arrested for cannabis related crimes than white americans, despite equal rates of use. these arrests can have a detrimental impact on a person's quality of life and lead to difficult finding employment, securing housing, and accessing other benefits. mr. nadler: i yield 30 seconds. ms. lee: it's a multibillion dollar industry that brings tax revenue of billions to our states. over 950 people are arrested daily f

our business correspondent samira hussain has more. of its retailing might, and its overall economic might. in america, amazon employs more thani million people, and since the company's inception in 1994, it has strongly pushed against any organised labour unions. but, you know, during the covid—i9 pandemic, you know, the plight of workers had really been exacerbated, and so this one individual started a union and pushed to have a union in one amazon warehouse in staten island, new york, and today he managed to clinch a victory, something that other amazon warehouses have not been able to do. the draw for this year's men's world cup has been made in doha, and it's thrown up some fascinating fixtures. england has drawn iran and the usa in group b — the other place could be a qualifier such as scotland or wales. and former winners germany and spain have both been drawn together in group e withjapan. so, what does the draw mean for south american teams? football journalist tim vickery joins us from rio.i. thanks forjoining us to talk abou

the bbc�*s business correspondent samira hussain has more from new york. previous lawsuits have tried and failed to block the rules. it's unclear how quickly this new ruling will be implemented on trains and planes across the country, or if the justice department will look to halt the ruling until it can appeal. airlines have repeatedly asked the biden administration to drop the mask mandate, as well as other restrictions, like testing requirements, saying that believing the decision to wear facemasks should be left to the flying public. all of this comes as covid—i9 cases are on the rise in the us. authorities in shanghai have reported seven deaths from covid—i9. this comes after three deaths were confirmed on sunday. all are said to have had underlying health conditions. they're the first deaths from covid in shanghai since 2020. lockdowns remain in place across parts of the city, almost four weeks after they were first introduced. civil servants are being ordered back to the office. the minister for government efficiency, jacob rees—mogg, has written to

and i want to salute our staff, amy, julie, samira, gregory, caleb. so many staff. as a former staffer i know how this was done. i want to thank our staff for really doing the heavy lifting on this. the more act, yes, it includes my legislation, the marijuana justice act, and the refer act, which is the first marijuana racial justice bill introduced in congress many years ago. this bill would end federal prohibition and decriminalize cannabis by removing it from the list of controlled substances act. that's what the more act does. make no mistake, yes, it is a racial justice bill. according to the aclu, black americans are nearly four times more likely to be arrested for cannabis related crimes than white americans, despite equal rates of use. these arrests can have a detrimental impact on a person's quality of life and lead to difficult finding employment, securing housing, and accessing other benefits. mr. nadler: i yield 30 seconds. ms. lee: it's a multibillion dollar industry that brings tax revenue of billions to our states. over 950 people are arrested daily f

welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed.and you can feel the tension. moscow has urged people living here to leave, as it lists new targets, but for so many people that is not an option. a former professional rugby player, james waterhouse only arrived for his first foreign in kyiv posting in mid—january. little more than a month later he found himself covering his first war, and in doing so with the approval of viewers. james waterhouse is currently in the uk and will be returning to kyiv, and hejoins me now. thank you so much for coming on newswatch. you have been a bbc reporter for a while, but it's your first time in a war zone. did you feel in danger? it certainly was a nervy time in the first few days of the invasion. when i arrived it was a simmering crisis, but it was the speed in which war descended on notjust kyiv but the whole country. the size of the advance where we saw russian forces moving in from the south, east and north, that really took everyone by surprise, and it was that huge unknown that was pretty dif

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hello and welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed. it, who's to say how he's going to react? so i just submit to it. traumatic — that's how i describe it. although many viewers praised the investigation, there were also concerns, with hazel murie complaining about the amount of what she thought was lurid detail in the bbc�*s tv news reporting of the story. maggie parkerfelt the reports had been unbalanced, with long descriptions of the allegations against tim westwood, but nothing in his defence. she said it amounted to "trial by tv." bbc news has said it is confident the reporting complied fully with its editorial guidelines. a bbc spokesperson told us that this had been a lengthy joint investigation by the bbc and the guardian, and there was a clear public interest in bringing the allegations to light. the presidential election in france dominated much of bbc news output last weekend, as emmanuel macron was voted back into the elysee palace for another five years. translation: with me, i you've chosen an ambitious plan for france an

i'm samira ahmed.al media, and subjected to scrutiny as to their validity. with the kremlin running a significant disinformation campaign and proven examples of images being mislabelled or distorted, getting to the truth of what is accurate and what is not is far from easy. one of those bbcjournalists whose task it is to verify the footage coming out of ukraine is shayan sardarizadeh, who works at bbc monitoring, and hejoins me now. thank you so much for for coming on newswatch, shayan. can you first give us an idea of the volume of material relating to ukraine that is coming in and where it's coming from? yes, it's above and beyond anything i've ever seen. i've been doing this job for years. i have worked on past conflicts, terrorist attacks, throughout covid, the us election, and this conflict has given us the highest volume of footage that needs to be verified on a daily basis. it's been six weeks now. it's been, frankly, hundreds, possibly thousands, of videos. sometimes, these videos are uploaded