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jessica: shay, who fights for fair appraisals, says it's often keith and evan who lose in the deal.ay, it's ok, on to the next one. let this buyer purchase it and move on. we're not going to take this dream away from this buyer just because an appraiser says it's not worth it. that gets me every time rchel: . -- every time. rachel: i think it's ready. jessica: it's been a year since rachel haynes bought her bargain block home. she's the first homeowner in her family. rachel: that's the main goal of me buying the home to do to ultimately build that wealth and be able to pass it down to my children. jessica: the improvements in her neighborhood, she says, are slowly catching on. >> did you get the green already? jessica: meantime, keith, an avid nearly out of debt, have opened a store in the community. and finally bought a home of their own for around $40,000. what has been the response from the folks in these neighborhoods? keith: i've never experienced community like this. jessica: their story resonating here and with their 20 million viewers. keith: from a viewer standpoint, it's m

. >> reporter: michael shay is homeless. least he was. >> that's a parachute rigor, and then those are my airborne wings. >> reporter: he was proud to show off his first home in almost a year, a tiny structure built on the lawn of the los angeles v.a. >> it's not a car door. it's not-- you know, it's actual-- it's a door. >> reporter: and there are rows of doors. this is c.t.r.s., care treatment rehabilitation services, the only tiny home village in the nation run by the v.a. and reserved for homeless veterans. >> i thought that this would be the best avenue to getting back to that, you know, forever home. >> reporter: and he's not alone. there are an estimated 40,000 homeless veterans nationwide. so when the pandemic shut down group shelters and tents displaying the stars and stripes started showing up outside the gates, this program was born, a tent city, then tiny shelters, all of which are donated. >> we had a lot of homeless veterans but we needed a place to put them. >> reporter: chanin santini runs the program. in the

go sent us this report from the train station in shay, michelle on the polish border with ukraine. there she met a while, but not a polish psychotherapist who has worked in germany for decades. just one of several, german and polish mental health professionals offering him a rival psychological 1st aid. and it's a long time to hear to go, you follow me in more, not that i can baby live owner. good pick up a 25 year old woman arrived without luggage carrying just her baby. she has 3 children. the youngest is just 10 months old. she couldn't bring anything as she traveled 3 days without sleeping without eating. when she got here, she was so exhausted, she was barely able to sleep at the bathroom when we approached her and asked her where she had come from. whether she knew where to go. all she could say was her house had been hit and her husband was probably dead and bounded ones. and on him one family homeless. he mentioned dea income similarly, then he got all the people who come here often worry less about themselves and was going to happen to them than about those who stayed behi

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island out for was a ha, the slight, vague and starts of shay, and it's also known as mine as a finance think, all was his tools for the complex that owns in united europe seems keen to erase from history of very unflattering fact. which is that officially wall was declared on the soviet union by nancy, germany, along with italy, v. she, france, the governments of slovakia, hungary, romania, bulgaria, and finland unofficially. the war against the ussr involved no legions danish and swiss. as part of the viking and nordland as as divisions the dutch netherland as s belgian. as, as volunteers, the flanders legion, the spanish blue division. the albanian scandal. bye, as ask, as well as notoriously vicious ss offices from lithuania, estonia and ukraine. with a full list, all of europe, led by nancy germany, took part in the slaughter of soviet nationalism. first and foremost, slavic people. who then he'd love volta badge, boston was a unique yvonne. this ceased quantity. ha, the damage of h to noy elf. tie in contact with the 2nd front. so nodded in the west was formed a mere 11 months bef

ama: shay panisse opens tonight for the first time in two years.losed its dining room at the start of the pandemic while continuing to offer takeout orders. diners were required to show proof of vaccination before entering. fans of the bar next door showed up with protest signs. they are hoping to stop them from taking over the space with a welcoming bar. dan: plenty of attention directed at apple over the first product event of 2022. ♪ today, tim cook unveiled new services and products, two new iphones. there's a new enhanced 5g iphone starting at $429 aimed at price-sensitive new users. apple is adding new shades of green to its color choices for the iphone 13. >> this past fall, we've added more new users to the iphone 13 lineup then in each of the previous five launches. dan: apple along with many other companies may be facing real headwinds with higher gas prices dipping into discretionary him come. apple is taking a small hit by pulling out of russia in solidarity with ukraine, a daily loss of about $3 million according to analysts. ama: in t

ama: shay panisse opens tonight for the first time in two years.tart of the pandemic while continuing to offer takeout orders. diners were required to show proof of vaccination before entering. fans of the bar next door showed up with protest signs. they are hoping to stop them from taking over the space with a welcoming bar. dan: plenty of attention directed at apple over the first product event of 2022. ♪ today, tim cook unveiled new services and products, two new iphones. there's a new enhanced 5g iphone starting at $429 aimed at price-sensitive new users. apple is adding new shades of green to its color choices for the iphone 13. >> this past fall, we've added more new users to the iphone 13 lineup then in each of the previous five launches. dan: apple along with many other companies may be facing real headwinds with higher gas prices dipping into discretionary him come. apple is taking a small hit by pulling out of russia in solidarity with ukraine, a daily loss of about $3 million according to analysts. ama: in the north bay, creative ways to

be aware, always also the impact and the meaning of some of explanations and some of the things he shays because she doesn't seem to have his background drawn. and she told me many americans are who know very little history and nobility, european history, and definitely make statements which is business based on american experience. but they're on aware that shaw glaze are offensive and out of place to none. americans and europeans, most people chopped in the rubble of a 3rd that was bombed him or you pull have survived, as, according to the advisor to the ukrainian interior minister. he out of this so far, no further information can be provided on the casualties and that the rescue operation is still ongoing. according to the city deputy mailed to 1200 people had been seeking refuge in the theater of thursday. around 130 of them had been rescued from the rubble that's confirmed by the ukrainian or forces he is accused. russian forces are deliberately shutting the building, but moscow rejects the claim, saying a far right ukrainian military battalion was responsible. artsy, maria finn na

out on the anniversary of the police killings of 2 brothers who were protesting the against o peter shay regime, and 1985. at least 5 officers injured. the government says the unrest this year was not as violent as in previous years. so the african attainment industry is able to help again, after the pandemic organizes of a comedy festival hope laughter will help bring some relief to many frustrated by rising fuel prices and other day the challenges have matessa has more after the t a break because of the curve at 19 pandemic, live stand up. comedy shows a back people frustrated by rising fuel prices, unemployment, or how the war in ukraine could further hurt. so the effect is economy could just laugh, even if it's only for a few hours. if you're traveling, they say, if you want to get to know a place quickly, go to a comedy show. because you find all the stereotypes you find how people see things, how they, you know, how they see things that you have in your everyday life with the see differences i seos to laugh at us. government has removed more cove at 19 luptime restrictions that mea

endowment had given $600000.00 to organizations working to defeat chalet and leader a gusto. pena shay. ned was involved in similar activities in 1990 in czechoslovakia, meaning interfering in elections worldwide, and nurturing uprisings globally. a number of the groups and individuals directly involved in the revolts and reform. sweeping the region received training and financing from groups like the international republican institute, the national democratic institute, and freedom house. they were created by congress and are financed through the national endowment for democracy, training and financing, financing and training. yeah, news has made a series of reports. quoting former us intelligence officials revealing this is secret training initiative for you quentin special operations forces that began attention in 2015. as part of it, ca, paramilitaries had even secretly traveled to east from ukraine to assist forces loyal to p as in their fight against the don bus. the c i, a operatives taught the ukranian counterparts, the best skills for regular warfare. we tried to really focus

we find out why the number of such shays is growing and why they're so lucrative for businesses. and so disastrous for alternatives, find out more at d, w dot com slash plastic, some garbage in the landfills of spain, waste from online shopping. and i'm not talking about all the packaging. and amazon logistics center in germany has been accused of destroying return merchandise. the practice of band in germany. so what the retailers do with unsold stock? let's find out. an amazon logistic center in germany filmed by greenpeace undercover. the video is said to show brand new clothing being destroyed. it triggered a storm. is a phony destroying new products, destroying resources isn't carnival in a climate crisis per. ringback the greenpeace campaign called out the online giant and raised awareness of the problem of waste. the hearing text here, valuable resources go into making clothes. one garment comes into contact with up to 3000 different chemicals during production. cuba, on the simplest, white cotton t shirt. it requires 2700 liters of water, thus will one hurtled drink sink

she joins us from shay, michelle, near the polish ukrainian border. tessa, just how cold is it there and how long of people had to brave those temperatures? not to mention of course the wall raging in their review mirrors. it is really cold here. it was actually snowing this morning and you can see the people here behind me. they are waiting to get into the refugee center where it's a bit warmer where they can buy. they can warm up because they've been queueing to get into poland. for hours we spoke to one woman. she came all the way from ki f through levine. and she was waiting 12 hours at abbas station at nights, just to get further here. and once they get here to see the cues at the border, very long too. but luckily, once they get into this refugee center, they can warm up their baths prepared for the people they can get food, they can get water. there's a lot of volunteers here trying to help them and make this undignified situation. elizabeth, better for them, but the temperatures, they definitely are not helping her. how would you say they're doing how or what would people tel

she normally works as an economist, but shays she'll do anything she can to care for these kids. why is it so i portant for these children to be able to come here. >> children is our future. if we have our children, we have the future for our country, so we must save them. >>reporter: for far too many ukrainian children, that future has already been so cruelly taken away. in lviv's historic city center, a stark tribute to them. this is 109 strollers and baby seats placed here in memory of the 109 children who have been killed since russia's invasion of ukraine began. we asked lviv's mayor if people were safe here following russia's strikes. he told us all ukrainians are now in the same situation. but here, people can still walk around. but can you guarantee their safety? now, while they may be praying for peace here in lviv, as this war now enters its fourth week, many here are now bracing themselves fr the very worst. norah. >> o'donnell: imtiaz tyab with that turn of events. thank you. well, now to kyiv, where heavy shelling rained down on the ukrainian capital for another day.

well , shay, be a tailor, matvey, you sew some things for yourself.i take, for example, a basic dress for a swim, and with sequins of rhinestones and sit for six to 7 hours, i paste it over. that's all. and with what funds do you buy all this matvey and i work as a make-up artist and eyebrow artist for myself. that is, i i developed my client base and earn money from it. well, that doesn't help you much. and i refuse the help of my mother more happiness, because i want to show my independence. yes it can earn a lot of money and is worth thousands to spend. you can you know everything, yes, and for cosmetics, i will then throw some food for him there is not worth it. just give big kids your support. here is his brother. this is the elder. i think that here we are anyway, i will come to my own, that he will leave it all natalya you dream of grandchildren, i dream very much. we have everything for this. matvey by the way, did you have a girlfriend? yes, i had a girlfriend. her name was maria masha, she and i studied at the same school together. and we go

we find out why the number of such shays is growing and why they're so lucrative for businesses. and so disastrous for alternatives. find out more at d. w dot com slash plastic from garbage in the landfills of spain, waste from online shopping. and i'm not talking about all the packaging. and amazon logistics center in germany has been accused of destroying return merchandise, the practice of band in germany. so what retailers do with unsold stock? let's find out an amazon logistic center in germany filmed by green piece under cover. the video is said to show brand new clothing being destroyed. it triggered a storm. is a feminist, destroying new products. destroying resources isn't carnival in a climate crisis. per the greenpeace campaign, called out the online giant, and raised awareness of the problem of waste. the year of text you valuable resources, go into making clothes. one garment comes into contact with up to 3000 different chemicals during production. on the simplest, white and taisha requires 2700 liters of water, thus will one hurtled drink sink 2 and a half years hoc

really be aware, always mostly impact and the meaning of some of explanations and some of the things he shays, because she doesn't seem to have his background to draw. and she's to me, mary americans are who know very little history. and in the know realty european history, and definitely make statements, which is business based on american experience. but they're aware that sean lays are offensive and out of place to none americans and europeans. meanwhile, this friday, march, exactly 8th years since crimea decided to become part of russia. it happened after a referendum where more than 96 percent of locals voted to join russia. ortiz my guest, the visited the peninsula. the west had many words for what happened in crimea . they called it an invasion annexation aggression. anything but the obvious the will of the people their answer to what happened and give to what the west helped happen in kiev. ah, ah ah ah. is he crazy? needed to kill said the people, as nationalists, backed by neo nazis seized power, weapons, and backing from the west, crimea decided to act local authorities decided on

the sad shay was so sad user, so the burglar trouble, you know, we didn't believe it till the last minute that this could happen, but it did me sheesh many of the cities sculptures have been carefully cloaked in foam wrap. may be a futile attempt to protect them, but better than doing nothing at all with gold, you may regret not a linear muscle. we are well aware that we're not able to protect them from direct impact of abundance of but from any light damage that may occur. brookie from shelling it unless you're shock waves, postcards and at small fragments or shrapnel about mac. well, we're just trying everything we can home for yet more than empty walls at the museum in live. as this new chapter of ukraine's history begins, hopefully and grief are constant companions. let me go with karen homestead from d. w culture with us for more on the story. hi, karen. nice to me. tell us exactly what is at risk here. what. how many sites are objects? are we talking about? well, the list is incredibly long. it would take far too long to talk about in this show because ukraine has about 300 at least

that was the only this here is our electrolyzer, will the, i'll open it, andre shai now got the pilot project off the ground. his company operates the electrolyzer, which cost several $1000000.00 euros. here. hydrogen is me from water. the process needs a lot of electricity. believe me and it's in poverty, we have a grid bottleneck here. charges of wind turbines are actually forced to shut down on that. we have periods of excess electricity and the one in effect. we wondered what to do with his electricity. i need is of course, rather than wasted, we want to use this energy and store it and use it when renewables aren't available . we aren't as feeding it back into the grid, but using it in other sectors to look games like mobility and heating, who will be more detailed on the famine. and this is how it's done. with the help of wind power purified tap water is split into oxygen and hydrogen. thy durgin is then transported to the local hydrogen refueling stations. a lot of heat is generated in the process of creating hydrogen. this is fed into the district heating grid, enabling buildi

definitely a buyer of amazon here >> points well taken thanks for being in overtime, dan danielle shay, we'll see you soon have a good weekend. best week for stocks since november of 2020 for the major averages that does it for us in overtime. i'll see you next week "fast money" is now. >>> live from the nasdaq market site overlooking new york city's times square, this is "fast money. i'm melissa lee. tonight, guy adami, courtney garcia, ahead on "fast," just buy it shares of nike hit a more than 52-week low a few days ago, but is a sell-off overdone the chart master is lacing up for a trade on the name as it gets ready to report next week >>> plus, cruise control gm announcing it is purchase stake in the autonomous start-up cruise and later, semi surge. the chip sector up nearly 10% this week, but there is one name in the group that's far outpacing the pack we'll tell you what it is and why one of our traders would be a seller of it now >>> we start off with a strong end to the week for the markets. major indices posting their best week since november of 2020, but can the momentum las

the sad shay was so sad user, so bobo took trouble, you know, we didn't believe it till the last minute that this could happen. but if they messaged many of the cities, sculptures have been carefully cloaked in foam wrap. maybe a futile attempt to protect them. but better than doing nothing at all with gold, you my progress, not a linear muscle. we are well aware that we're not able to protect them from direct impact of abundance of that from any light damage that may occur. take your cookie from shelling it unless you're shock waves, postcards and small fragments or shrapnel with we're just trying everything we can home through that was empty walls at the museum in liveth. as this new chapter of ukraine's history begins, hopefully and grief, our constant companions said, let's talk about that with our culture dest. karen homestead is here. karen, and what we're seeing here is an attempt by booting to wipe out the ukranian identity and culture. i. it goes much, much further than a couple of paintings and sculptures and what's at stake. you the list is too long to even talk about in this

this is shay, aren't you? what's happening in you crate or is like the roman ambridge has to read the prize they want to do this or not. i so these are the latest headlines to come out of the russia ukraine war. the you and refugee agency says more than a 1000000 people have fled ukraine, since russia's invasion began a week ago to foster sex. that is the people the century, most heading west and to poland, and hungary for large explosions, shook central cave overnight as well. a rocket strike landed near the capitals southern railway station is thousands of civilians were inside trying to leave the city more from joan holl. he's in the v in western ukraine up in the capitol cave for large explosions reported in the early hours of this morning. we await damage reports on those, but suggestions that 2 of them were in the center. 2 of them close to a metro station as well. and overnight, a rocket was fired. that landed very, very close to the central train station. just as hundreds, thousands even are scrambling

broke on the anniversary of the police killings of 2 brothers who were protesting the augusta pina shay regime. in 1985, at least 5 officers were injured. the government says the unrest this year was not as violent as in previous years. and thousands of people have also marched through the argentinian capital, demanding for mo mo, financial help from the government. the country is rich and natural resources, but has been plagued by years of debt, inflation and economic mismanagement theresa by reports that from the protest importers, iris, they are a symbol of a country in crisis. social movements representing millions of people in need. on wednesday, the march to the center of when a site is and paralyzed argentina's capital bilateral house works as a blacksmith. he says he makes around $50.00 a month, and it's the only job he has been able to find. they're hoping, what are you, what i'm over 50 years old, who's going to give me a job relate discarded material. nobody wants us. that's why we come here. so the government does not forget about it. or there's entire families outside this

be aware more ways of the impact and the meaning of some of explanations and some of the things he shays. because she doesn't seem to have his background drawn, and she's to be a very americans who know very little history and nobility, european history, and definitely make statements which is business based on american experience. but they're aware that she plays offensive and out of place to none americans and europeans, most people trapped in the rubble of a theatre that was bombed him out to you. paul have survived. that's according to the advisor, the ukrainian interior minister. yet it is so far, no further information can be provided on the casualties. but the rescue operation is still on the way. according to the cities, deputy mayor of the 1200 people had been seeking refuge in the theatre and as a thursday around 130 had been rescued from the rubble. ukrainian authorities did confirm that give as accused russian forces of deliberately shelling the building. but moscow rejects the claims saying a far right ukrainian military battalion was responsible ortiz, maria finacialow, was

broke out on the anniversary of the police killings of 2 brothers, who protesting the augusta pena shay regime and 1985. those were the headlines, warranties with me in half an hour we returned to al jazeera world. oh ah . ah, a bit of the delicacy with, with, with a very bad medina, emergency which is on a vehicle muslim to v i m t v. i mean, i was should i me now way i knew it was she should adopt the yeah, the musician hibler. i'm in our seminar, mom was ditching me. welcome to holly in center. come see me and i'm still jen. was that that's what about how a lot of her lame when i send them the not only just less i'm on my i'm only sh jetta will follow up with a sort of a medical center pavilion on your disability. in fact, i've been on the network a b one, but if you could get on with my terminal to and i'll give it out, we'll put on it isn't bad. why? because i'm not gonna show up tomorrow, but i thought it would go back to the fun. but i'm not about to start getting a little, but it took to get on with a hum, sometimes with better homes, which are sola, telecom so barbara willa cou

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the sad shay was so sad user, so bobo took trouble, you know, we didn't believe it till the last minute that this could happen. but if they wished many of the city's sculptures have been carefully cloaked in foam wrap. maybe a futile attempt to protect them. but better than doing nothing at all with gold, you may regret not a linear muscle. we are well aware that we're not able to protect them from direct impact of abundance of that from any light damage that may occur from shelling it unless you're shock waves. postcards and small fragments or shrapnel with them. we're just trying everything we can home the muslim, empty walls at the museum in liveth. as this new chapter of ukraine's history begins. oh, clear and grief, our constant companions, let's talk about that with our culture. dest karen homestead is here. karen, and what we're seeing here is an attempt by booting to wipe out the ukranian identity and culture. it goes much, much further than a couple of paintings and sculptures and what's at stake. you the list is too long to even talk about in this interview. i've been but i ca

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yes. shay album meter same shaney movie. now? same mahoney, me o l . e. cohen. code name agent. 88. works for the israeli intelligence service. most while his story goes back 50 years, many key details only emerging out most ad has never spoken publicly about every corner. but syrian sources have now shed new light on the case. cohen was recruited as in his railing spy, but then sent under cover in central america using an alias to prepare for his eventual deployment to series. the stakes could not have been hired as the man, the israelis called a super spine, would ultimately discover to cost the. it's a story that begins with politics. in 1950 years, egyptian president gammel abdomen also signed a treaty with syria to form. what was known as the united arab republic. israel viewed the new state which concerns syria. it was a big mystery to, well, israel, early in the whole world because it was going through a state of flux. in part, that's because general nasser down at egypt wanted to create a pan arab league or nation, and syria would be part of it. the me l

reporter shay arthur shows us what to look out for. >> the videos are as families flee the violence unfoldingng the images all over a screen and we are we are just torn and we want to help. unfortunately, this is the time when scammers try to capitalize off good intentions. daniel irwin, with the better business bureau of the mid south. this says whenever there are natural disasters are people in distress, they get reports of scammers as we expect to see a barrage of fake >> charities out there claiming to that they want to help the ukrainian people, one of his best pieces of advice. >> do your research if you get call from a from a swat claims to be a reputable charity, don't necessarily donate writing on the phone. take the time to they get their name to get their number, get their website to go to their website. the organization should have a clear laid-out plan. he also says some people might have good intentions when raising money but aren't fully equipped to provide the help needed. so just make sure that when you are giving your you're giving it to well that it established charities th

while the secret service, maybe shay ear still searching for hoover, i don't know, probably not by now, but i would like to spend a little bit of time discussing iowa's native son and my great grandfather, herbert hoover. i'd also like to discuss an important legacy of his accomplishments, and that is h herbert hoover library and museum. it was iowa's only presidential library and museum. if you don't mind, if you could open up your question and answer box, it's located at the bottom of your screen. and feel free to enter your answers in the question and answer box. and i would like to just kind of see who in this audience has ever been to the hoover presidential library and museum in west branch? just add a comment really quick. okay. okay. great. all right. excellent. wonderful. lots and lots of people. well, let me ask one more question. and what was the last time you visited the herbert hoover presidential library and museum? you don't have to be specific. you can say whatever year or -- you don't have to get too specific. let's see what we have. great. lots of recent ones. terrifi

reporter shay arthur shows us what to look out for. >> the videos are as families flee the violence unfoldingple are seeing the images all over a screen and we are we are just torn and we want to help. unfortunately, this is the time when scammers try to capitalize off good intentions. daniel irwin, with the better business bureau of the mid south. this says whenever there are natural disasters are people in distress, they get reports of scammers as we expect to see a barrage of fake >> charities out there claiming to that they want to help the ukrainian people, one of his best pieces of advice. >> do your research if you get call from a from a swat claims to be a reputable charity, don't necessarily donate riding on the phone. take the time to they get their name to get their number, get their website to go to their website. the organization should have a clear laid-out plan. he also says some people might have good intentions when raising money but aren't fully equipped to provide the help needed. so just make sure that when you are giving your you're giving it to well that it established c

shay arthur shows us what to look out for. >> the videos are as families flee the violence unfoldingd we are we are just torn and we want to help. unfortunately, this is the time when scammers try to capitalize off good intentions. daniel irwin, with the better business bureau of the midsouth says whenever there are natural disasters are people in distress, they get reports of scammers as we expect to see a barrage of fake >> charities out there claiming to that they want to help the ukrainian people, one of his best pieces of advice. >> do your research if you get call from a from a swat claims to be a reputable charity, don't necessarily donate writing on the phone. take the time to they get their name to get their number, get their website to go to their website. the organization should have a clear laid-out plan. he also says some people might have good intentions when raising money but aren't fully equipped to provide the help needed. so just make sure that when you are giving your you're giving it to well that it established charities that have the infrastructure to actually he

what happened was my father already in the diplomatic service his job had been to be pressed out of shay in belgrade. my mother wanted me to be born in prague where her mother was and so i was born in prague and then we went back to belgrade and then my father was recalled in 1938, and he was in czechoslovakia when the nazis marched in on march 15th 193 time and my mother i found kind of a yellow pad where she was describing my father died sometime before and she wanted to tell people about who he was and so she wrote something we were the whole family was surprised because my mother never wrote anything that we could tell in this and she had her own english style. and so it was interesting to find this yellow pad. tell us about what she said about the escape. well what she said was that they we were living in prague my father had gone to see whether he could get a stamp on a passport to get out and they had generally been hiding and kind of not going anywhere. they had sent me to be with my grandmother in a little town outside of prague called. what did he and well my mother kind of sat

entire oscar ceremony by hitting comedian chris wrong on stage, on his full canada have ended a $36.00 shay white's qualified to the men's football world cup. they beat you, make a phone ill, qualify for that 1st, the final since 1986 now ukraine's president has laid out what he could be willing to offer. russia is a cure and immediate peace still by the lot of me as the landscape is insisting on a face to face meeting with president vladimir putin. russia has its own conditions before that can happen. for now, representatives of both countries are preparing to negotiate in turkey, where talks failed earlier this month. our coverage team looks like this. this will be live in eastern ukraine as well as in moscow, assemble and polish, and ukrainian border. but 1st from live rub, mcbride brings us up to date with developments across the ukraine. russia is continuing its attacks on defense facilities across ukraine, including fuel depos with this site in the western city of luke getting hit over night. with torps expected to start between the 2 warring sides ukraine's president flooded. miss le

landed on the coast in the middle of the night. victoria again, be has more in indonesia knows an ant shay province a perilous and exhausting journey has finally come to an end for these were hanger refugees. that boat, which had a 114 people on board, had set sail from a refugee camp in bangladesh. 25 days ago, indonesian fishermen sortland on a beach in the early hours of sunday morning and called the police people here are giving them food and shelter. while the authorities complete health checks including cove, 19 tests, nick. gov rama. we'll leave it to the government, but we're helping them because it's the humane thing to do. if we don't receive them, where can they go? indonesian 8 workers are also helping. they say some refugees are ill after their long journey. some of them are not feeling well. one refugee has swelling on her arms and legs and is unable to stand or walk one another is malnourished, probably because he's been at sea for too long. hundreds of ringer who fled in military offensive emir mall have reached indonesia in recent years. but indonesia regards itself is onl

i'm in school canada and the 36 shay white's qualified for the men's football world cup. i beat your mike a 4 know, qualify for the 1st final since 1986 ah ukrainian and russia negotiators of arrived in istanbul ahead of a new round of peace talks of the 1st time in 2 weeks. ukrainian teams, as it's focused on securing a ceasefire. and earlier present resumes lensky indicated that his country's neutrality could be on the table if it meant an immediate end to the war. for now, moscow's rolled out face to face talks between the ukrainian and russian leaders. meanwhile, inside ukraine, russia's advance appears to have ground to a halt on several fronts. out there is rob mcbride begins our coverage. now russia is continuing its attacks on defense facilities across ukraine, including fuel depos, with this site in the western city of luke getting hit over night. with torps, expected to start between the 2 warring sides ukraine's president vladimir lensky has struck a conciliatory tone. he seems to accept russia's military presence in some parts of ukraine in some form as part o

just fully news allan shay, these pictures are from not your dom with bells ringing out for ukraine. moss and ray will be back with you. just few minutes. ah frank assessments for china will benefit from the 0 call it strategy. if the rest of the world cannot get to get informed opinions at all costs luckiest on needs enough right. on that statement. critical debate, why group would claims that nato constitutes an existential threat to russia, but it's precisely his actions that's created this insecurity in the region. in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera. ah, the shake hm. odd award for translation and international understanding is accepting nominations for the year 2022 from february 15th until august, 15th this year. for more information go to w, w, w dot h t a dot q a slash e n. ah. count defeat booth cheap and sometimes dangerous copies of the real thing of been found all over the world. i mean, even the most expensive premium product. it's the secretive and deadly multi $1000000000.00 business. we found one product, but about one 3rd horse