t. a. nick, are we any closer to knowing who is on board this plane? are we ok and i think the biggest question that's being us here in ukraine is a very dark one where the bodies so far we have seen some very limited features, some pictures of wreckage that is alleged to being from the crash site end of one bodies supposedly it's a picture that's being blood, so we can't see that detail. but if indeed, as the russian side claims dozens of ukraine prisoners will on this plane, i'm just the plane that crashed will see me if i let this guy from a very low altitude that it was flying on to avoid radar. so we would see more of this is a place that is not far away from human habitation is not some remote crest site. so this is all very strange why we haven't seen more in previous. it does also has previous downings of this kind like image 17, very soon had locals taking pictures of things they were seeing, you know, things of the full inch that gotten that in full in nearby. so the idea that we wouldn't see more that we wouldn't have evidence of this mass k

his features particularly noteworthy during a reconnaissance mission t into comrades engaged in a firefight with ernest habit to us, nick enough was captured, but despite severe injury and terrific torture this duty and collaborate has failed to extract any information from the site of the young man who has been tied to a tree the life soon after that. so if you'd say, let's recap to the village from the nazis and found the bodies of his gaming and his comrades. you can also tell it remains both amounts of gruesome mutilation. in 1956, he was post. you must be a wanted the high title hero. if the soviet union gainey was 1st buried when he died in the village of sancho, when a state from little memorial was built in his own. in the 1950s, the heroes remains was solemnly. we buried country or on a beautiful side by the seas. fast, it was a noble esque later in the 19 sixty's. it was replaced with a scope to by category and architect how you cut off the bones, elm tree on which and you can off was executed, was brought to the same side and the place of his death was not bland. black. so many silence were later you can also

a rally in a new nick is cut short due to over crowding. will be reporting live from an ad t a up the demonstration in berlin. the next by sir, welcome to the program. and we begin with breaking news from ukraine. we're 25. people have reported having been killed in the east of the country in the russian occupied city of den. yes. the kremlin installed authorities, plain ukrainian forces for selling a busy area with many shops and a market. there has been no immediate comment from the government in keith dw correspondent nick connelly in keith gave us this update earlier. so we have seen from sources from rushing up to but the final thoughts are there and, and yet they are talking of the 20 plus casualties and assume the number wounded. we are not able to verify those numbers. as you mentioned that there hasn't been any comment yet from the ukraine inside. it has to be said that this is pretty unusual if it were to work out in terms of the numbers. and it's pull the fact that it is basically on the front lines that has been so since 2014 seems relatively light civilian casual

a rally in a new nick is cut short due to over crowding. will be reporting live from an ad t a if the demonstration in berlin.

a predicts, will blame ukraine. but for now, we'll just left guessing. next. thank you very much for now. that was d w. as nick connelly, n t. here in germany, the government has expressed concern over a rise in anti semitic incidents since the october 7th. how most hair attacks on israel. germany's commissioner for at least semitism has called the number of reported incidents. shockey. felix flying is the man leading the fight against anti semitism in germany. and by his own account, he has his work cut out. it seems the october 7th. how must her attack an alarming picture as a managed, sold you looking more closely at the shocking numbers by more than 2000 times and this was more than 100 days here in germany, a jew was attacked, threatened in solitude, frightened. oh, there was an to submit to catch speech. i'm a pull that the fax only read the find the way into public debate and media reporting that song, the same number of incidents as for the whole of 2022. among them. i'm all the tough cocktail through and they send a gordon central palin. for many a grim reminder of germany's not see past. but jewish leaders say muc

but it�*s been a tough day so far for ulster, cardiff and leicester as nick parrott reports. harlequins had already qualified for the last 16, but weren�*td to open the scoring in just the fifth minute. ulster hit back ten minutes later, a try converted to level the match, and when the centre was forced off moments later, there might have been some concern amongst home fans. his replacement was not even in the original squad, lynagh, but as late call to action was key to quinn�*s�* victory. he showed class was in his blood. he scored a try his father would have been proud of. that and another saw him named player of the match. ulster left their response to late for a losing bonus point, and they now drop into the challenge cup. that set up racing 92�*s matching cardi. they would leapfrog ulster. a welshman with the french surname cut the opening try in paris. a cardiff lead was short lived. the french team went back in front, and then the captain increase their advantage. three quick converted tries, including this, ended this match as a contest. 48-26 118-26 the 48—26 the final score. leicester welcomed four—time champions leinster. the

nick, jo. apollo >> that was a scintillating interview. what did you learn, nick? first of all, it takes a lot of guts for jill to go to msnbc, huh? behind t lines. it takes a lot of , as they saya in brooklyn. i like how she goes. he's he knows ay is everybody. s he knows history. he knows personally. mosends and his age is an asseth his age is an asset for her because she doesn't have to have sex with him anymore. >> now, what's i mean, didl yo binder tell you that? >> because she usually doesn't share those typeause shes detais about the family . that's true.hi but yeah, thiss is is just simp look, i mean, as far as him being old and tired, i get a lot. full disclosure, jesse, when you sent me the topicse , i was looking at them at 4:00 on 62 and i went out lik 4:00 p.e a lr an hour and a half. i mean, you could have done a colonoscop half.y on me, man. i wouldn't have woke up. i had a string of drawing offe my mouth to the remote when. i woke up. >> and, you know, i thini think you're underestimating how much energy it takes for any 82-year-old to steal two elections in a row. >> let's82 two listen. now, apparently he's very active aft

. >> there's a reason why fdic nick's argument is we don't want to t vote for kamala harris. right. say that the republicans have nothing to run on is so ridiculous. when you look at what americans are concerned about, number one, 35% of americans are concerned about immigration, 32%, inflation, number three, economy and jobs, number four, crime and a drugs, number five, national security. every one of those things that's is most important to the american people, republicans win. >> the only issue that democrats win on is abortion. that's because they're lying about the republican message on abortion. if we're being honest on everything, republicans literally would win on every issue and it's not just about the age. that is how kamala and the democrats are going to spin it. we said numerous times, if you find me an apt81-year-old that doesn't shake hands with ghosts and doesn't invoke the dead when they're not in the room, maybe that person would be a viable candidate. that person is not joe biden. donald trump is 77 and you may have a lot of issues with donald trump, but his stamin

. >> i t >> i think that nick is hia gret coach, but he's also a great g individual and a great person. but the mostreat pbut the impos that coach or any other leaders that high standard as he neverih lowered the standards and high standards. >> and he not only tell them to bs.e good football players, he taught them also at this level to, be good people. now, one thing that nick saban taught me waaught mes he didn'to anything for to make you a better athlete. >> he said, i'm only goingry to to try to make you a better football player. and he didma that very, veryt ft well. great football coach, great person. he wilball, greal missed. but i don't believe that agethe was the only reason it causeonld him to retire. >> i've been in a situation noti his completely, but you reach a situation that when you win, it's a relief, you can't celebrate it. when you lose, it's a catastrophe. the last attack detector's the big game that barely beaten south floridhe a in the second game. everybody's and moaning so that something to do with it. >> and then let's go again to to the transfer portal. let's

nick kki haley overwhelmingly t second choice for chris christie persons. let's do a little math. who doesn't like to do math? let's remindure uour viewers whe top choices were. we saw trump at 39%, haley at 32%, christie at 12%. what happens to this math when we reassign the christie voters to their second choice? guess what, folks. we have a flat out tie. trump at 40%, nikki haley at 40%. no clear leader. the fact is chris christie leaving the race overnight changes the race in new hampshire. we got a tie. >> 24 hours, less than 24 hours before he announced he was pulling out, suspending his campaign, he said he was not doing that. why did he ultimately? >> why did he ultimately? because the fact is, if you look at the polling, new hampshire was his best state by far. and even there, he was getting 12%. look nationally, just 3% of the vote. iowa, just 3% of the vote. 2% of the vote in south carolina. there was not a pathway forward for chris christie. why was there not a pathway forward? what he was selling gop voters weren't buying. look at this, what republicans believe. biden

corresponded nick connelly in t white saying not enough, at least if that's what that kind of ukrainian public opinion. if you go by that, most people looking for all it says and not getting a clear one from the government. i think that is understandable, given how sensitive topic of those bruises were a, even if they aren't on board. the whole topic is emotionally very high up on most ukrainians as priorities we've heard from the doesn't services here. who said that in prison exchange was planned for today. and we had a statement from the ministry defense later saying that ukraine will not refrain from attacking military targets over bill good region near the ukranian frontier that it would stop because of this. some people have read that as an admission responsibility. others say it is simply about the ukraine carrying on defending the cities manufacturer of which has been a witness to lots of russian text recently. so know conducive on says and lots of space for speculation, for conspiracy theories and for lots of different reputations. and nick, what do we know about this prisoner exchange that reported me was planned for today between russia and ukraine. first of all,

t know. and on a personal level, i wish i did know. questions, too, for the ceo of the post office, nickocent knowing the case to be flawed? i sincerely hope not, but i have not had evidence to that effect. but he did admit that it was possible money wrongly taken from subpostmasters could have ended up as part of executives�* pay. jo hamilton was watching it all right behind them. i kind of knew what - they were going to say. but he did say he was going to cough up. yeah, yeah, yeah. ish~ _ yeah. — so that's good news. it's good news for the taxpayer anyway, isn't it? _ but we just need this fast—tracked. the post office minister told mps he�*s hoping to have compensation sorted by the end of the summer. the pressure is on to deliver that. more than 200 new potential victims have now come forward as the true scale of this scandal is still being revealed. in davos, the global boss of fujitsu has just made his first public comments on the scandal to the bbc. would you like to apologise? yeah. — yes, of course, of course. fujitsu has apologised. fujitsu is taking it seriously, he says. his

. >> and tonight on jesse watters a su and tonnar joe biden ca from nick saban. >> he's smart. t.an's gone. all right. madison mars >> savh from coloradoo will make history this weekend as the first active duty air force officer to vie forctive dw the america title. wimorrow, the miss colorad, oloo will join 49 other beauty queens for a chancnn tobe crowned miss america. madison says she hopes to make a difference bmiss ameopes to s that you don't have to limit yourself based don't h your prou . >>po you gno girl. herald mother captured a very v sweet momentery involving a firefighter and her son as a firefighter. they were getting on hats in thi nd her son isthey ws alabama toi and this firefighter recognized anr. young man's haire he couldn't put the hat on, so'p he cut it ouut tt. so a son, her son could be thebt lap and wear the hat and behe able be along with his friends.. i love problem solvers. and that guy haslove pro problem solver. >> god bless you. yeah. all right. >>less youtpsolver. .. ♪

market, it's a, he's a, the un headquarters in h t that tell us more about the state what we can expect to happen then when it's going to be or yeah, what's happening right now, nick is the security council is meeting in a closed session, they've been talking about the latest situation in casa, being briefed on the latest and gaza, and discussing the options. there's a list of 3 options that you answer because john was put forward full gaza. then moving on to discussion about this resolution, which they were supposed to vote on some hours ago. this is the resolution, which is condemning the action of the who sees and what's happened been happening in recent weeks in the red sea. it's a resolution this proposed by the united states to condemn these actions, and those that he sees to stop disrupting shipping in the red sea. the problem for the united states behind the scenes is yes as this resolution. but in the last couple of hours, russia has table base, which is 3 different amendments to the resolution. russia is concerned of some of the concerns that you have the from of the spokes person for the 2nd country general that this could be stabilize the overall a pie

level and up until this day i don�*t think we have had anyone and may never have somebody who plays with the air of grace and splendour that he has. he was nick needs aup kaiser for a recent consent summed up the majestic quality of his game which was almost seen as arrogant but just use the which was almost seen as arrogant butjust use the supreme confidence and he was one in a mainland. thank ou ve and he was one in a mainland. thank you very much _ and he was one in a mainland. thank you very much for — and he was one in a mainland. thank you very much for remembering i and he was one in a mainland. thank you very much for remembering franz beckenbauer who is died today at the age of 78. the fifa president has hailed franz beckenbauer as a true legend. you are watching bbc news. hours after blasting off. just hours after blasting off the first american spacecraft to attempt to land on the moon for more than half a century is having technical problems. the peregrine mission one built by a private us space company and carrying a piece of technology developed by british scientists would be the first private probe to land on the lunar surface. it�*s d

nick 200-yard steel target by having a■ right after my own heart. that is a celebration i can get behind it. game fish and parks with the help of volunteer mentors wor■■tl their deer tags first william accompanied by his dad ruben had succe harvest. [applause] these kinds of stories are possible because in south dakota we respect the freedom to enjoy the outdoors. number eight, the way south dakota continues to prove that s that we have the freedom to farm and ranch. hunting is fundamental to the way of life but i can think of one fundamental, farming. the top ten for production in 25 different agricultural mmunitie farmers, ranchers, providers took 30% of the state's economic output. south dakota farmers are free to farm and rans are free to ranch. last year i brought forward legislation that would have stopped adversaries from purchasing land in south dakot n governments are executing a plan to own the land and control the food supply. although last year's proposal to regulate didn't pass, we've continued to discuss solutions from all those folks that are involved in impacted. coan't afford to wait another year and in the past decade, china's ownersh

t democrats, it needs more comedy. alrall right senator gerry 13th 10 eastern iy. believe dana mige make a surprislie appearance mak incident just what is prime time but joe biden can learn from nick is all right madison marsh from colorado will makewi history this weekend alls the first active-duty air forcee officer to vie for the ms. america title. tomorrow they miss a colorado winner will join 49 other beauty queens for a chance to beto crowned ms. america. madison saidma she hopes to maka difference for others.s you do not have to limit yourself based upon your profession. you go girl. [laughter] >> my mother capturecaptd a swet moment involving a firefighter and her son. they're giving a hat to this alabama town fire hats the firefighter recognizes young man's hair he could not put the hat on. he cut it out so her son would be able to wear the hat and beao with hisul friends. i love to problem solve is in s thatol guys a problem solver, gd bless you. >> that is it for us everybody. have a great night. we will see you on monday at 5:00 p.m. jon: the countdown is on the two days until i was first in the nation caucuses gop presidential candidates are reading a bitter cold as a

a comic book called secret war, wh now see. we're now seeing the marvel cinematic universe starting to adapt. t obama, just to set this up, president obama iswoin, fu uninvited.and nick and it just shows in the oval office. i for thou o are marvel cinematic universe fans looking at this picture of nick lacon wolf or for us older comic book readers, we know that the first depiction of nick fu on filmasavid hasselhoff. so this is the david hasselhoff version of nick fury. the original one, and nick fury thwhite housefo the newly elected president obama. that a foreign country is america's supervillains as terrorists. and so he he's to inform president obama of exactly what's going on. and of the president is not happy that just shows up uninvited in his office and decides to thoto do hisob and he tells him, he tells nick fury that, if you doatea respect the office, you'll least rethe esident. you should respect the offic and of course,oo continuity. nick fury has been around since world war. he reminds him lt of the presidents. he's already, which include ow truman, kennedy, reagan, johnson, nixon. so he'd like, dude, you're new. why would i even respect you at this po

t republicans. you're giving all the money to a billionaire, and you guys are barely making anything in this country. host: nicklray beach, florida. caller: good morning. it is always great to follow a democrat call because it makes it easy to some incredibly intelligent. couple things. i support the mayorkas impeachment because failure to enforce the law is breaking the law. that is what people don't understand. the legislative branch passed at when the executive branch fails to enforce those laws and puts the american people in danger, that is an impeachable offense. as far as the border goes no, real quick, and i know i am probably going to get cut off because you are not allowed to tell the truth on c-span -- this lie just heard or the series of lies you just heard that you will hear from democratic callers is, number one, the breaking up of families at the border, listen to what the last caller said, they still have not found the parents for a lot of those children that were taken away from adults at the border. that is because those children were kidnapped and are bei sex trafficked into the united states

playing so i'm going to stop, but nick dunlap being the first amateur to win a pga event since phil mickelson in 1991, we could go through a whole other dissertation. >> i'motoi t. thanks, dom, "squawk box" will be right back. thanks to avalara, we can calculate sales tax automatically. avalarahhhhhh what if tax rates change? ahhhhhh filing sales tax returns? ahhhhhh business license guidance? ahhhhhh -cross-border sales? -ahhhhhh -item classification? -ahhhhhh does it connect with acc...? ahhhhhh ahhhhhh ahhhhhh >>> the u.s. military calling off the search for two navy s.e.a.l.s lost at sea during a mission to intercept iranian-made weapons before reaching houthi rebels in yemen. the raid in the arrayian sea conducted on january 11th, and the navy seized an array of weaponry including cruise and ballistic missile components. joining us with more is retired u.s. navy admiral james stavridis, a former nato supreme allied commander, now carlisle groups global affairs vice chair and nbc news chief international analyst, and admiral, thanks for joining us. i mean, you add up all the things, all the trouble that iran has been fomenting or causing and the list is lon

vice president, it was nick luna who went in to tell trump that mike pence had to b evacuated the senate chamber and tak to a secure location, a location we now know was beneath ting him that the vice president had to be evacuated because of the violence tha cld be a threat to his life, trump's response was two words, according to na "so what"? he hears his vice president has been evacuated because of violence from his supporters and trump's comment is so what? he told me when i asked him were you concerned for pence, he said no, i wasn't concerned. i said, you heard the chants. they were saying "hang mike pence." trump said to me, well, they were angry. how can you pass on a fraudulent vote? he was in almost realtime justifying to me in an on-the-record interview the chants of his supporters who were calling for the execution of mike pence. again, it comes back to what scavino said, which is recounting how trump was saying that people in the capitol were angry on his behalf. that's why he didn't want to call them off. they were angry on his behalf. >> lisa, hearing what jonathan karl has in his book and all that we are hearing, we have the hearing tomorrow on

nick eardley is here to tell us more about these variations. morning. morning. yeah, the short answer it as it doesn�*t actually look like it did. but let me explain a the inquiry today. so we thought it would be useful to see a look at some of the differences between the decisions. but also, some of the outcomes. did they make much of a difference? firstly, let�*s look at some of the differences. go back to march 2020. the 23rd of march, 2020, a date i suspect a lot of people will want to forget, the date of the first lockdown began. that was across the uk. all nations at that point were pretty much on the same page. but the agreement didn�*t last. you remember this, when borisjohnson relaxed the rules and changed the guidance from a stay at home to stay alert, control the virus? nicola sturgeon was furious about that. have a listen to this. this is what he said at the time about scotland taking a different approach. i think it is incumbent on him, may be perhaps— i think it is incumbent on him, may be perhabsa— i think it is incumbent on him, may be perhaps a little bit more strongly than he did tonight, to stress — strongly than he did tonight, t