terry, christine, thank you very much. shar, correspond, christine was there in brussels, there to the u. s. were the senate has confirmed co turnkey brown jack jackson as the 1st black woman to sit on the u. s. supreme court quarters, including president joe biden, to have held her appointment as a historic day for america. but most republican senators voted against it. the age of 53. the names are $47.00, and the nomination has confirmed half to 2 133 year wait. a black woman will soon sit on the u. s. supreme court. get angie brown. jackson watched herself enter the history books from the white house alongside president joe biden, who hailed her confirmation as a historic moment for the us. just 3 her we can senators vote with the democrats to confirm. brown. jackson is only the 3rd black person and women to serve on us as high as court. the vote concluded bitterly part is an approval process. they were that so brown, jackson grilled by republican senators on hot button issues like race relations and abortion as well as her reco. as a judge, senate democrats were overjoyed by the re

so the divisions are certainly there now terry christine, thank you very much. shar correspond, christine, meanwhile, in brussels. the war in ukraine and the threat of a larger war in europe. those are the biggest concerns among people here in germany . according to the latest poll by public broadcaster already the survey also found that a large number of germans think their government should be doing more to help and the conflict t w's thomas sparrow report a regular c nowadays in berlin. protests against the war in ukraine. people here in germany are clearly worried that the biggest concern is further escalation for dusty or does all the europe and nato fall apart. and i know phone cliff, the biggest tears at the war will come here on a new paul seems to confirm those feelings. a vast majority of germans are concerned about the well being of people in ukraine, but many are also worried about the economic situation at home. energy supplies, or an even bigger war in europe is mostly german authorities have been helping ukraine for example, by sending weapons like a clear minority thing. t

terry christine, thank you very much, shar correspond, christine manuel in brussels. and here's a look at a few other stories related to the war in ukraine. the united nations general assembly of suspending russia from its human rights council over the war in ukraine . it's only the 2nd time of member state has been suspended from the council. moscow has condemned the decision as politically motivated and illegal. a nobel prize winning russian journalist has been attacked on a train with red paint and apparent protest over his newspapers, critical coverage of the war. mitre morrow, at off, as editor in chief of the liberal nevaeh gazette. ah, last week is it said it was suspending operations in russia after receiving official warnings. later members have pledged to send more military and humanitarian aid to ukraine, after his foreign minister made an impassioned plea for help. a herd of unexpected russian assault in the east. he says, ukraine urgently needs more weapons to fight off any fresh attack kremlin spokes person. dmitri, past coff has acknowledged that russia

terry received, thank you very much, shar correspond, christine manuel in brussels. catch up on some all the stories making news round world. today a landslide has killed at least 10 people in northwest columbia after torrential rains, mud and boulders buried a mining camp in the mountains. several people are still missing. a nearby town was a back you 2 people had been killed after a gunman opened fire in the israeli city of tel aviv several others were wounded in the shooting at a bar and a popular night life district. security forces later shot dead the attacker in a gun battle. the chinese megacity of shanghai is testing its residence on mass were covered 19 for a 3rd consecutive day. after announcing a record 21000 new cove at 19 cases, cities 26000000 inhabitants remain unlocked down with residents complaining of food shortages are shortages of food and basic necessities. you're watching d. w. news. just reminder, the top story we're following for you this, our ukraine state rail company says to ukraine's state real company says to russian rockets have hit a train station in cr

meeting and joined us from luxembourg, christine more sanctions on russia, more help for your crane. what are you for ministers discussing their concretely terry? they are going to be discussing more sanctions, but they're not going to agree on that new 6th package. so to say ab, as you mentioned, they have already targeted whole. our oil would be next on the list. there's been a lot of emphasis on gas over the last few months, but if, if it comes down to it, oil revenues account for more than that of gas. so the pressure is on for the european union to go further than it has already gone. certainly from some member states who would like for the block to do more. they will be talking about that 6 package, although they will not be finalizing his. at sedate they have a special guest at visiting at this meeting today. that is the chief prosecutor of the international criminal court kareem khan. the european union wants to assist the i, c. c, through its mission and ukraine in its prob, off war crimes. current crime will be addressing foreign ministers here today. terry. no, we are 6 weeks into a war that has massive implications for each member