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we need to support ukraine, sustained our sanctions and strengthen our her defenses under our de terrance. because these can't last for long time, and we need to be prepared for that. steadfast news, falling developments in brussels. what we've see now in the last couple of days and weeks as well. also, especially after these images came out from a boucher that civilians there. that there's been some cracks appearing. it seems the countries are calling out for more action, a more aggressive action, also by nato offensive weapons. also be going to be sent to ukraine and others are much more careful. so that's a very interesting tone that he is striking there. and he's talking also about this strategic concept that nato is going to discuss during this meeting. you're sort of a road map that nato was looking at the future. falkenberg earlier today's had they're shifting a shift in the world order. so to say also because of what's happening in ukraine and with the russian invasion. so that's also on the table. how is nato looking at this new reality and how are they gonna prepare? so it's a v

we need to support ukraine, sustain our sanctions, and strengthen our her defenses and the our de terrance. because these can't last for long time and we need to be prepared for that. in other news became a facet form of president blaze. compulsory has been sentenced to life in prison for complicity in the murder of his predecessor, thomas and kara, is an exile in ivory coast and became offensive for president. rocca, bori has been allowed to leave detention more than 2 months after he was asked in the military to west african leaders have been pressing the ruling gender to freak a boy and speed up the return to democracy. those are the headlines i'm back with. more news in half an hour next it's counting. cost here on out is there. oh, april 10th will seafront wound in the fall. roy can stay marine the pen. i know those gain hulu, the friends and nixon on our desert. i clung fully back to bo, this is counting the cost on al jazeera. you look at the world of business and economics this week. europe threatened with gas shortages and looked for alternatives to supplies from russia. can afric

we need to support ukraine, sustain our sanctions, and strengthen our her defenses under our de terrance. because these can't last for long time, and we need to be prepared for that. the u. s. as outlined, more sanctions against russia, focusing on financial institutions and 2 of president vladimir putin daughters, president joe biden says moscow is paying a severe and immediate price for its alleged atrocities in butcher. in other news, at least one person has been killed and dozens injured after security forces fired on anti who protested, listed on demonstrations, have been held regularly in khartoum and others that he's against the military take over last year. but as want a return to civilian rule, answer lank is in battle president is refusing to resign. emitted economic crisis. members of parliament, that's the 1st time on wednesdays is the governing coalition, lost its majority. people have been protesting for weeks over food and fuel price, as well as lengthy power tests. you follow those stories on a website at al jazeera dot com. i'll be back with more news in half an hour. ne

we need to support ukraine, sustain our sanctions, and strengthen our her defenses under our de terrance. because these can't last for long time and we need to be prepared for that. now the besieged port of mario paul on ukraine. southern coast remains under heavy bombardment with tens of thousands of people stranded in the city that they be without much food, water, or electricity for weeks. the european union's top diplomat says mario paul has become another aleppo, a reference to the syrian city, which russian force has helped destroy 6 years ago. no, russia and ukraine are accused each other of lay minds to endanger shipping in the black sea, as well as the boss for us in turkey and sent to citi reports. now, from istanbul, the threat could effect global trade with spikes a large amount of all floats in a stumbles boss for a straight. it's a c mine built by the former soviet union. turkish commanders approach it carefully . the team will defeat the device and then remove it. is the 2nd time in 3 days target fishermen have found a mind like this in their waters. last week, russia's ma

at a parade in pyongyang came out of the north. korea couldn't limited nuclear forces to just to terrance of our song. 17 was among the, the files on display. it said to be pure gangs biggest intercontinental ballistic missile. north korea says it successfully launched the weapon in march, 1 of 13 and tests so far this year. beijing is to introduce mass testing for most of its 21000000 people. as authorities struggle to contain a search in corona, various cases, people have been panic, buying and supermarkets stocking up on food and essential items. china's capital is rolled out strict measures under the countries 0 coven policy. i'll just here as katrina. you reports from aging? well, banking, already saving found cases in 8 new districts across aging. bringing that person of ac current with ours cases identified here in the capital. since friday, so what that means that the mandatory testing order has been extended to law district and basically will cover most of the people living in beijing. and that includes more than 20000000 people who will have to go from math testing. so far they'

at a parade in pyongyang, kim added the bulls career could not limited nuclear forces to just to terrance beijing. his intro to introduce mass testing for most of it's 21000000 residents, authority struggle to contain a surgeon corona virus cases. people in panic, buying at supermarkets reaction to either masks, purchase of twitter as divided social media. u. s. republican politicians are welcoming the move. but some democrats say it's dangerous for democracy. twitter board unanimously approved the $44000000000.00 deal. and those were headlines that he's continues here on out to sierra all to the stream. next mainstream coverage of big stories can sometimes deliver more heat than lights in the water scenario, there's always a push to simplify narratives. the listening pace covering the way the news is covered on al jazeera thought. i as a me okay, you're watching the stream on today's episode. we delve into canyon politics as can yep. it's good bye to the late president. why come back he, we look ahead to see who might be the next president of kenya. so we are going to do a preview of the

we need to support ukraine, sustain our sanctions, and strengthen our her defenses and the our de terrance. because these can't last for long time, and we need to be prepared for that. the united states is imposing more sanctions on russian banks and president vladimir putin's r don't. daughter's president joe biden says moscow is paying a severe an immediate price for its alleged trustees in future white house correspondent, company health reports now from washington. dr. what it is, the latest u. s. escalation against russia in lockstep with e. u and g 7 nations, new sanctions targeting russian financial institutions, and kremlin officials. the u. s. president also introduced an executive order banning all american investment in russia. this ration was going to make sure that new money can't come in to rush you to replace what's left. some of those sanction now include russian president vladimir putin's 2 adult daughters and foreign minister survey. laugh rob his wife and daughter. on wednesday, the justice department announcing actions against russian oligarchy, constantine mal, if have

me now to talk about all of this, is an all star panel, msnbc political analyst, and my friend, terrance, lucy -- strategist, lucy caldwell. >> during the trump administration we saw an increase. voting turn out went up among all voting age and racial and ethnic groups. 53% voted, while 2014 had the lowest. i'm curious your thoughts, what's the expectation this year in terms of voter participation. >> you're right. that 2018 midterm turnout was the highest in recent memory, and there was good reason for it to be so because very honestly, democracy was on the ballot in that election. you can just imagine what would have happened had the republicans held on to the control of the congress and the senate going into the 2020 election. their efforts to overturn that election might have been even more successful. there certainly would be no january 6th committee, and i think what democrats and the country realized in 2018 was that it was the most important election in american history. that repeated itself in 2020. and guess what, it's going to be the case again in 2022, and for the foreseeable

first of all, terrance smith never calls my staff. i'll simply not true. he has never done it and all the years that we've been here. oh, that's absolutely not true. secondly, my staff is on additional instructions not to return any new york times calls here. well, that was true, but it was ignored by his staff. and so nixon now even more annoyed says that's right and kissinger said so that's out of the question. it can't be me and they go on to their next. conversation in the tapes and there's there are several of those just listening the two of them talking. with nixon having his lunch of cottage cheese with ketchup. it was really something and and so then i covered jimmy carter for his term in office. intelligent really gifted hard-working determine could think his way through problems. we couldn't necessarily bring the country or the congress along with him. but he tried there he was in on air force one. or the press plane probably talking to us. we did a lot of travel on air force one, which in those days was a boeing 707 as you can see 27,000 the tai

. >> terrance gainer, former u.s. police chief and law enforcement analyst and, of course, andy mccabe, the deputy director of the fbi. thank you both for joining me. >>> we're going to continue to monitor the new york subway shooting. we're also following the breaking news from russia's war in ukraine. russian president vladimir putin says talks with ukraine are at a dead end and threatening russia will not stop the war until moscow succeeds. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performaman. morere brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. thinknk bigger. dove knows we damage our hair a lot my hair i curl it. i have to use a lot of heat new dove hair therapy shampoo & conditioner with ceramide & peptide. it nourishes at a cellular level to rescue damaged hair. discover 10 x stronger hair with new dov hair therapy rescue and protect. see him? he's not checkin' the stats. he's finding some investment ideas with merrill. eyes on the ball baby. digital tools so impressive, you

>> i got a few steps onto my terrance patio which is still apart of my property so i am allowed to be mass covid test that they are doing at our door. they don't want us to leave our own property at this point. not much. that's the reality. >> but, i mean just to be clear, you don't have covid. the other people who are in their apartments, they don't have covid. this is just preventing you to go out and potentially meeting somebody who does, is that clear? >> this is what is so maddening of all of this. i see in my neighbor's group chats, we are all talking, we are tested every single day and for the vast majority it is negative, negative and they are consistent in keeping us in this lockdown scenario. we don't have covid, we are not close in contact with anyone here. it is a bizarre reality that they insist on keeping in place. >> some people lashing out from break down barriers understandably, people's emotions are afraid after a month of this. is that is happening a lot around the city or pretty isolated? >> i think it is indicative of mental health to be honest. it is happening fr

explaining to me what i didn't know about the union movements, talking about the nights of columbus and terrance powderly or the industrial workers of the world and while bill haywood and mother jones and all these like characters out of the union world that i learned about the first time. >> out of your college history courses, you say that you got the opportunity to go to georgetown? was that in your mind at ohio state? did you want to go there? >> not necessarily. my plan was to do undergrad at ohio state and perhaps get a law degree or go into a doctorate of history. i was weighing those. for the brief amount of time, i wanted to be a folk lor. and the -- i also had a professor named gary ra shard who went on to be an administrator and a great american historian who just taught america since 1945, and i just loved that class. my big break through is the rise of somebody from ohio, i went to europe. i went and spent a semester at oxford, a semester abroad in england. >> how did you get to do that? >> they had this program, all these universities have these semester abroad programs. i went and

i think it's only through supporting the process that we can establish already set to terrance, so that people are fearful all of the indicted ident, with yet certainly what we're seeing with the unprecedented support, all 40 states. i'm supporting investigation in your brain. i think what we are seeing a watershed moment, we are seeing a change in position that we just have to have it resolves in case of being brought and the senior leadership off the russian federation and being held accountable for what is very clearly for crimes and carmen, vanity, they're having allegations made against the i. c. c. in recent years that has been pursuing cases, predominant against leaders within african nations is in many ways simply because they're easier and it's less than susie asked about pursuing cases with region act . is there any confidence that the i, c, c would be able to pursue a case against, say, russia or ukraine, or anybody else who's connected with the ukranian war in terms of war crimes. but i'm also one of those that has made those same criticisms. and then secondly, the difficult

we need to support ukraine, sustain our sanctions, and strengthen our her defenses and her our da terrance. because these can't last for long time, and we need to be prepared for that. let's go live now to steadfast in jesus brussels as that. what can we expect out of this gathering whilst oldenburg has called as a critical phase in the war with the russian forces. moving to the east to don bath, he says urban needs to be a different, a new response, also from nato. that's why the foreign ministers are meeting here in brussels. they're arriving, and also the ukranian. foreign minister dmitri local labor will be here in person to discuss and address a de nato ministers to talk for it 1st hand of it's happening in the ukraine. but it's not clear if he's gonna get what he wants, he's been asking for much more military assistance and more offensive weapons. but of course, the need to has been doing this delicate balance between giving support to ukraine militarily, but also not provoking russia. it's interesting that the check republic has now as a 1st natal nation has sent tanks, offensive we