the e u. america and the allies from the permanent operation of the ballpark attack and invalid ra tough sanctions against russia. with this is anti international coming to live from moscow as we continue to bring you the very latest. well news updates on does always contain.

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what security guarantees will we have, which countries will give the u. america and the allies? i'm the criminal operation, as bob bower attack has invalid ross of tough sanctions. i gaze with the international coming to life and mostly with we continue to bring to the very latest world news updates and as always continues to go beyond the headlines and question more. thank you for joining us this morning. on the 2nd day of russia's military operation and ukraine, news and videos are pouring in from all sides. with, with an eye witness filmed was believed to be a missile strike ne ukraine's city of cousin, the pictures allegedly to pick the moment a local gas station was hit by shelling, pictures of rush forces are coming in from southeastern ukraine to local, say they've occupied the city of municipal is mer, apparently confined to his speech, to the city that surrendered. meanwhile, air raid sirens have been heard in may. j. ukrainian cities with residence and courage to use bomb shelters. ah ah! and early in the morning, the chance zekia was rocked by a series of powerful exp

the e u. america and the allies slammed the criminal operation as a bomb barrick attack and, and val, a ross of tough sanctions against russia. ah ah, this is anti international coming to you live from moscow as we continue to bring you the very latest world news updates. and as always, continue to go beyond the headlines and question more. thank you for joining us this morning. now kiev claims it has shut down a russian at cruise missile above the capitols residential area. the debris apparently came down on an apartment building, causing an explosion. let's get more details on this. now i'm joined in the studio by ortiz, e gosh, darn of ego. good morning to you. thank you for coming in. and they were reports that russian troops on nikia. now we're hearing explosive explosions in the capital . so what do we know about what's really going on there? well indeed, again, the information is very hectic. again, remember, this is an act of was own. so just to advice of caution, a really, really pick your source is what to follow. so again, a lot of reports and in fact, explosions are report

the u. america. unfair allies slam the kremlin operation as a bob barrack attack and, and valor ross, to tough sanctions against russia. with hello and welcome. this is asi, international coming to you live at from moscow bringing you the latest news updates as we continue to go beyond the headlines and question more. thank you for joining us this morning. that today is the 2nd day of russia's military operation in ukraine. in the morning, the capital key was rocked by a series of powerful explosions, key of claims that has shot down a russian cruise miss all of a residential area in the city. the day bri apparently came down on an apartment building starting a fire and injuring 8th. i mean while air raid sirens have been heard in major ukrainian cities with residents encouraged to use bomb shelters. ah ah well, these are images of people in key of uncall cough, despite russian assurance is not to target civilians, they're not taking any chances that opting for shelter in the underground metro stations, ukraine's presence and say that he's ready to discuss his country's neutrality wit

we reckon that are thousands and thousands of cases across america and we're going to launch legal actions. the classic u. s. class actions across america against both banks. meanwhile we're also working on criminal legal actions in germany under european union directors know why should i as a scotsman in, in addressing and, and looking at the misconduct of our b. s. have to go to america to get the american federal authorities and regulate us to take actions and to do the same in germany. when's the last 8 years? the british government and the british regulators have literally done nothing for until british society, if you want to call it, the regime goes the seas wrong. you're not going to change any and you're not going to stop the inevitable happening. and i am seriously not a political person, but we will have civil unrest in this country. we will have a revolution. i genuinely believe there is enough evidence in history to say that a nation in post imperial decline has one massive change in status. and then just destroy me, i want my 100 tons and compensation while we thing right. we talk to to tha

and maria mcfarland sanchez moreno senior legal advisor at human rights watch focusing on the americas u. s. and candidate. she's also the author of there are no, did hear a story of murder and denial in columbia. thank you both for joining me on up front, annabel. i'm going to start with you. back in 2006, mexico's former president philippe called their own launched a u. s. backed war on drugs in the country dispatching the army and federal police to combat drug violence. but it actually had the opposite effect of violence increased in since then. more than 3 100000 people have been killed, and more than 90000 people had been registered as forcibly disappeared. despite the initiatives to supposedly stop the drug war and billions of dollars in us aid. why does the violence continue? well, ah, release the subway complex in explanation. but for me, there for a main em issues that caused that they did. the tragedy in mexico's is still being there. one is that they may get their principal drug cartel. sina lacardo sealed very powerful, not just in mexico, also in all day american continent a

u. k. in america, so on. so done, unfortunately, you know, is more of a nig stopped to be neglected by the rest of the world. egypt is having their own again, does now. so i think, yes. the one demick of geopolitics. other important issues in general, really going online to write it is to come to it was got a few minutes and try and bring adam back in and say, how realistic it are, the expectations that this could be a game changer for the whole continent. these you can talk about this will provide electricity, not only for ethiopia about, for sudan, for kenya, for other countries. what does it quickly, i think so, you know, if the african union indeed has not been able to secure an agreement about i think we have to recognize that the primary responsibility lies on the 3 countries. and if the 3 countries are not willing to compromise, then the african, there's very little that the african union can do. and, you know, the united states has tried it. russia has tried it. you know, super powers have the potenti

your, your current president has held talk to the leaders of america, the u. k. germany and others flooded me at the lensky of them to form a huge anti putin coalition and impose the toughest possible sanctions. and nato was also state an emergency session pledging to bolster it's east european defense as well as lead. more right now and course laughed all correspondence paula slayer and berlin. peter oliver in canada. paula, i'll start with you. let's. let's understand the very latest reaction from the european union. so far as i understand, every single hour. we are getting new comments. we 2nd ya getting new comments every single hour. we have heard from the president of the european commission fund a lion. now she has said that put in 2 quotes has chosen to bring walk back to europe. but what she failed to recognize in this comment is that this war has been ongoing since 2014 and the western media by and large, has ignored the fact that for the better part of 8 years, this war has been on the go. in fact, if you look at the last 4 years, they have been som

on the cross the border in america, the u. s. national security agency, the an essay has been breaking its own rules to spawn americans. that's according to the organization's own internal watchdog. in a report released on monday, the inspector general found that the n s a at abused a controversial law. the foreign intelligence surveillance act allows the governments into set communications between foreign nationals anywhere in the world without a warrant. snooping on americans without a warrant is forbidden, though, unless quote, a query is reasonably likely to return foreign intelligence information. the report concludes that the loophole has been abused. in many cases with internal rules bypassed. an essay whistleblower edward snowden says the practice has been going on for years. this has happened year after year since the program began. every couple years. there is a new report documenting how either an essay or f b. i violate the law routinely and how they spy on americans, but for some reason, those who claim to be so d

where your current president has been holding talk to the leaders of america, the u. k. germany and others of him is the landscape urging them to form an anti putin coalition and impose the toughest possible sanctions or even asking for russia to be cut off from the entire global economy. could they also cut off russia from that have the international payment system. swift? well, nato held in emergency session earlier in the day, pledging to bolster its eastern european defenses. however, yet installed in bug did say they would not be sending nato troops to ukraine. well, let's cross life to berlin right now on his policy. joining us for the very latest on this. can you break down the reactions now from western leaders? it's all coming out every hour on the hour. well, that's certainly true every hour. there's a new reaction, as you correctly said, we did hear from the nato secretary general in stoughton, but he also met with the european commission, leda le funder lion. and she said that sanctions will support russia's economic growth. they will increase the borrowin

front cyberattacks foxes alexandria hoff has the latest if russia were to attack ukraine in america, responded u a risk of becoming the target of russian cyberattacks. critical infrastructure would be the area of greatest concern that includes power plants, banks and water treatment facilities here in the united states, sir, private companies have been called on to make sure that they are equipped with exercised the maximum of government authorities. to mandate those steps as needed. we know that should anything occur, will work closely with the private secretary to rapidly respond and recover. officials advised that there are no specific credible threats to the us homeland at this time, but intelligence agents have identified the russian government as the likely source behind widespread cyber attacks on ukrainian banks this week. russia has denied involvement, but u. s officials say it's part of a destabilization technique that could proceed an invasion. cyber experts say that for years russia has jammed ukrainian gps receivers. the russia has enormous capabilities and anti san satellite weapon

here's her headlines for the americas will begin around the u. s. gulf states. we've got rain stretching from texas straight through to the carolinas . and that's knocked down the temperatures in some spots like new orleans, just the high 17 degrees or settled weather for their ne, after boston picked up more than 20 centimeters. a snow quick shot of snow moving across ontario and toward the northeast. but nothing like we just saw now for the west coast of the pacific northwest, we've got this incoming weather maker. so for example, in vancouver, this means we've got days of rain ahead in time. further toward the south. it is a calm picture for the west coast through some of the desert states biggest has a high of 17 degrees. nothing really major to point out across central america. we do have our showers falling across the caribbean coast. now the rain has switched for america. we did see heavier concentrations toward the east while we've disrupted that weather pattern. it's now more so a story across the western amazon right through to the pacific. we can expe

u. s. trading partner in central america said rish, this new policy has the potential to weaken us sanctions, policy and powering malign actors like china and organized criminal organizations. our bipartisan legislation segues greater clarity on el salvadoran policy and requires the administration to mitigate potential risk to the u. s financial system and they go on to actually say it undermines the role of the us dollar as reserve currency. right. i was pretty shocked by this. really. i mean, i knew the dollar was vulnerable and i knew the dollar was in trouble, but i didn't know the us dollar was in this much trouble. that country like salvatore. as you point out, it's a $3540000000000.00 economy by then making big claim legal tender. what the senators are suggesting is that a threatens the entire u. s. world reserve currency, the dollar, the us dollar had gemini, and that can only be true if the united states dollar and it satellite client states around the world are engaged in the massive pansies game like burning.

days. maximilian, a russia right now says it's only interested in bringing peace to don bass america and the u. k. say russia is already invading who's? who's right here. mister cro? i mean, if you compare it to the last time, chris, you would say russia because obviously exactly the same game that one neighboring country is accepting, or recognizing a part of another country as independent to protect. people have to same t. so it's clear you can compare us with more pipe group. i have never heard nothing about thanks and again, turkey because of record nation of the republic. but we have seen that we have so much anti russian rhetoric in the last month. and, you know, even gave the exec date of the, the invasion was thought. now they need something to play in, in their home country and to justify the politics they made in the last month. the idea that we didn't see any change in areas they are under control of the park to republic. now, due to the fact that they are recognized by the russian government, there is no change yet. but it's not just having the better argument about communication a

u. s. is critical to america's ability to make countless high tech devices such as computers, smartphones, vehicles and appliances. now, governor newsom says the state is set to use new technologies and environmental protections. that can produce lithium with renewable electricity from geothermal power plants. this is a game changer in terms of our efforts to transition to low carbon green growth and radically changed the way we produce and consume energy. president biden says that over the next few decades worldwide demand for some of these crucial materials will increase by as much as 600. it just makes us feel grounded and connected. to something other than the trauma that we're dealing with every day. buy new resource for san francisco firefighters how the department wants to use two dogs to help firefighters with stressful situations. also ahead tonight the changes coming to the academy awards in an effort to improve ratings. in the showers are ending out there, but the cold air is settling in. we'll tal surprise at stanford cs health today. the hospital says twins were born this morn

coming from the western side, we have the russian side saying, well, this is will generated from america and the u. k. why does mister biden and teammates in britain want to get involved playing with fire like this? well, her american point of view, and if you look at it, there is no cost, the troubles in europe or the cost of who's some potential pick up down the line between russia and nate. so if you cranes allowed in today so well. yeah, sorry. if that were to happen, but i can't see that happening for a considerable number of years. i. the republicans tend to talk big about ukraine coming in there. but the germans and the french absolutely opposed to that. they will draw the line. okay, robert harness, thanks for being with us. we want to time for now. we're going to press a coming later on. they'll be speaking. let's see what this headlines bring up for us. but to robert on his correspond to the diplomatic observer, newspaper based instruction, much appreciated. thank you. next because hasn't been comes as a top russian diplomat. as i mentioned, randall mainstream reports that moscow suppose

u. s. trading partner and central america said rish, this new policy has the potential to weaken us sanctions, policy and powering malign actors like china and organized criminal organizations. our bipartisan legislation seeks greater clarity on el salvatore's policy and requires the administration to mitigate potential risk to the u. s financial system and they go on to actually say it undermines the role of the us dollar as reserve currency. right. i was pretty shocked by this. really. i mean, i knew the dollar was vulnerable and i knew the dollar was in trouble, but i didn't know the us dollar was in this much trouble. that country like salvatore. as you point out, it's a $3540000000000.00 economy by them making big claim legal tender. what the senators are suggesting is that it threatens the entire u. s. world reserve currency, the dollar, the us dollar had gemini, and that can only be true if the united states dollar and it satellite client states around the world are engaged in the massive pansies game like burning off. so i, i can't understand why anyone read that wouldn't want to just

u. s. to reverse an order for afghan assets held. and america president joe biden will return half of the $7000000000.00 and set aside the rest for september 11 victims norbert. mandy reports shaw anew in downtown cobb, who is usually crowded with shoppers, bought as the economy is tanking. crowds are thinning and businesses and the major commercial district a shutting down or closing early in the foreign reserves. the could rescue. afghanistan is sitting in a bank 11000 kilometers away in the u. s. but president joe biden is only releasing half the funds to afghanistan. the rest is to be shared out among victims of $911.00 in the us, as well as other attack victims. but as a girl come up, that he got the $3500000000.00 belongs to afghanistan and the people. and if the u . s. is paying this amount to those who lost their lives in the 911 attacks than the u. s. should pay compensation for the 20 year war, and the people who died in afghanistan without war carpool is a city on depression. many can barely afford to eat much, but other more than as

u. s. in canada. now having cuts off most truck traffic at the largest land frontier in north america on thursday. they shut down completely another bridge. now canadian prime minister just intruder will hold a virtual meeting with opposition looted, leaders to discuss ways out the crisis. john hendrick has more on the story from port huron michigan. ah, along the us canadian border, the truckers blockade is slowly taking its toll. this paddle border is moving faster than traffic and is rebels in 18 wheelers demanding an end to cove at 19 restrictions continue using their freedom convoy to block the border on the canadian side, the pain is being felt on both sides. ford has stopped its auto assembly line in windsor, toyota. his close 3 plants across ontario and general motors is cutting shifts in michigan, and those closures threatened to reverberate throughout the auto supply chain. despite the added time and traffic. this drucker says the demonstrators have a point, everybody. ah, right, yeah, whatever. one of the i want a vi i was i out via i support him. you know? but i think it kind of sucked

america . that's exactly what they are all and you report in the u. k reveals the metropolitan police officers have been joking in private messages about raping women and killing children. quick warning, you may find some of the text that we're about to show you. offensive offices were found to be glorified, domestic abuse, rape and murder. number of messages were about the female colleagues. some of those behind the texts are still in employment. and the report also says the incidence aren't isolated and cannot be explained away the behavior of just a few bad apples. auntie, shut the edges, dusty, takes a closer look at the findings. all careful incidents of hey crime involving racist, sexist and homophobic messages have been discovered by a watch stroke investigation into the police. thousands of messages taking place between 20162018 were reviewed yet only 2 officers sucked. 9 of the 14 investigated are still serving in the 4th, while another holds a contract to stop role. now the commission of faces schools to go, but not just from the public, but

on other developments this monday, america's cbs news is citing u. s. intelligence claiming that russian military commanders have received orders to proceed with an invasion. that news broke as yet another invasion prediction reported by the mainstream media when unfulfilled bosco's says that such speculations only making the situation worse predicted the date of russian invasion every day is a bad practice. you, we call for reason was, ask yourself a question, shoot, what would be the point of russia? it's, i, can, anyone you remember history near despite, as we have seen, there are problems with understanding history in the west. but we remind that during all of its history, russia has never attacked anyone see below russia, which has survived so many wars. he's the last country in europe that would want to even say the word war. stories should russian authorities have been setting up shelters to take in the thousands of people fleeing the violence from across the border. donald cole to report next from one of the facilities in south western russia

here's her headlines for the americas will begin around the u. s. gulf states. we've got rain stretching from texas straight through to the carolinas . and that's knocked down the temperatures in some spots like new orleans, just a high 17 degrees or settled weather for their ne, after boston picked up more than 20 centimeters. a snow quick shot of snow moving across ontario and toward the northeast. but nothing like we just saw now for the west coast of the pacific northwest, we've got this incoming weather makers. so for example, in vancouver, this means we've got days of rain ahead in time. further toward the south. it is a calm picture for the west coast through some of the desert states biggest has a high of 17 degrees. nothing really major to point out across central america. we do have our showers falling across that caribbean coast. now the rain has switched for south america. we did see heavier concentrations toward the east. we've disrupted that weather pattern. it's now more so a story across the western amazon right through to the pacific. we can exp

argentina officially joining china's belgian road initiative was the 1st of south america's 4 largest economies to do so was a u t e a m. they said, oh, we're very happy to see china's investment in energy and grain production, infrastructure construction, and other fields gainer so that i think belton road will help all parties to establish better trade channels and connections to that during a 40 minute meeting with president, she, jim ping fernandez, laid the groundwork for deals that guarantee financing for investments and works worth nearly $24000000000.00. even with many world leaders staying away. state media played up fernandez, his visit, which included a trip to telecoms tech from wire way, which the u. s. is frozen out over security concerns to why we visit, showed that for fernandez. the challenge is to balance argentina's budding relationship with china when also staying on good terms with its close ally and china's biggest rival, the united states. now our china washer, clifford cannon made that report joins me now. clifford, what is the logic behind this butting relationship between argentina and

bridge blocked from detroit to windsor traffic on the busiest land crossing in north america is shut down entirely from the u. s. to canada and all were closed in the other direction. trucks carrying everything from cattle to car parts, which under automakers just in time delivery system need to be delivered within 48 hours to keep assembly lines rolling. had been diverted to the crossing between port here on michigan in the canadian city of sarnia. at the blue water bridge, these trucks are getting across to canada, but wait times have been up to 3 hours in traffic crawlers. and that's likely to continue was long as the truckers blockade goes on and politicians seem unwilling to crack down. we canadian prime minister justin trudeau in canada will follow the science. not only are canadians tired and demick of the challenges faces. so they are also of course, tired of the restriction higher. the higher the lock in that is understandable. but you know what helps lift restrictions, you know, it helps move beyond to walk down the vaccinations with some canadian provinces, including alberta and saskatchewan, has

u. s. government and the clandestine network, providing abortions in 1960. so america, the international film festival gets political, putting women's rights, and fights front and center. ah, i'm fil gail. welcome to the program. german chancellor, olaf sholtes had to the crimea capital gift. today i made growing fears of an imminent russian invasion and meeting with president vladimir savanski is expected to offer a ukraine more economic support, but no weapons. the visit comes overseas staff full out of the eastern rebel held in the city of dun yeske, western intelligence sources say russia now has more than a $100000.00 troops on ukraine's orders to more of the chancellor will travel to moscow to urge the russian president to deescalate the crisis d. w correspondent, nick conley reports on the challenges facing the german chancellor. on today's visit to care. germany's new chancellor is going to keep at a time of unprecedented tensions, not just between ukraine, russia, but also between friends. with cave accusing berlin of sitting on the fence, ukraine prepared its

u. s. says it will use the release funds to buy much needed aid, but not fire the taliban, which it doesn't recognize as the legitimate governments. taliban leaders say it's not america's money to give away that when it's done hello. whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. the people of afghanistan want their rights, the funds that are blocked and the u. s. belong to the afghans, and it's the right to take them. the decisions made about these fonts should be made by us that islamic camera, 2, cookie o, others have displayed the anger biden's decision on the streets of the capital. but however, they express themselves moved here, say the money belongs to afghanistan, and they desperate need it. oh lord, that money out of saudi arabia has transferred $80000000000.00 worth of shares in the national oil company to a public investment fund. it's being used to diversify the kingdoms economy. crown prince. vomit been so man says that he plans to use a run cose wealth to help move away from oil dependency. offer a season full of upsets and nail biting close coals. american football super bowl kicks off later on sunday. the showdown between the los angeles, ramson cincinnati bengals, will plow

winter olympics. among them would even from central asia, the middle east and latin america, 10 nations including the u. s. have joined in a diplomatic boycott because of human rights abuses and chinese northwestern region of shins. young. during a sideline conference, un secretary general anthro, good parish says he asked she to allow you and human rights chief michelle bosley to visit that indian region. but read out of the meeting from china's state news agency made no mention of the issue. i can say at least 1000000 people, mostly muslim week, is, are present and so called reeducation camps. so come here on al jazeera, why several government run schools in india are banning muslim girls who were the huge up and parents in honduras struggle with an education system driven far into decay. ah, ah, look forward to brighter skies with sponsored play cut on airways. hello there. let's have a look at the weather across east asia, and it remains bitterly cold for the north east of china and rushes far east and thanks to north west 30 winds. a lot of those chilly conditions are being blown across the korean

at last in america, 10 nations including the u. s. of joined a diplomatic boy cause in protest against human rights abuses in china's north western region of shin. jang, what's your, your sideline conference un secretary general antonio cottage says that he asked she to allow you and human rights chief michel bachelor to visit the shin jang regionally. but a readout of the meeting from china state news agency made no mention of that. activists say that at least 1000000 people mostly muslim wiggers, are imprisoned in so called education camps. bangladesh is facing a worsening gas shortage. the crisis is forcing many low income families to use firewood to cook, meals, drivers of gas powered vehicles, and owners of factories were also being affected on via child re reports. now from the capital doco. like many others, been actor is forced to search for alternatives to cooking mills because of the increasing shortage of gas. yes, peggy, now most of the time there is hardly any gas available in the line. i work in the garment factories, so

u. s. messaging contradicts washington. suppose dissolve dialogue with moscow. speaking of the media conference, he suggested america isn't actually interested in pace. 5 or more, y u. s. is his escalating test tensions? and at the same time accusing russia was going to escalate intentions. president ski is calling to ah, the, to stop panicking on the thing. are they, the ukranian officials are saying that they don't see imminent threat, which is coming from russia in april. there were, there was a similar situation when the, there was a, there were more numerous exercises and the troops moved in and they moved out. nobody that made any fuss about suddenly today that is being portrayed that presented as an imminent danger to grain of the russian represent have also said he had no idea why western officials in the media keep saying moscow deployed 800000 troops to it's borders with the train to the, for the president signs in order to expand the country's military, bolstering the rank of kids army by at least a 100000 soldiers of the next 3 years. while some ukrainian citizens are actively making preparations for an

u. s. will change in foreign policy to be a more pro america foreign policy. that's certainly what i endorse. well, so we have time for today, daniel academy, executive director of their own pool institute for peace and prosperity. thanks for your time. it's that i, we appreciate you know, next thought, you know, commentary brings you the stories of residence in the so called gray zone. that's the contact line between the newly recognized independent republics in the east of ukraine and cheer. we're back in half an hour with the very latest join us again here on our international in a gray zone. inhabitants have learned to sleep through the nighttime shilling and to live without the most basic utilities going for weeks without clean water or electricity. worst of all they've had to watch is the war creeps ever closer to their homes and police georgia. correct? can you just turn? yeah, don't look. i'm what don't use that as i was or to the does she do it? so one time with missiles is less than one. you've parker failure with a down was a little less my. yes it

u. s. government and the clandestine network providing a fortunes in 1960. so america, with an international film festival gets political, putting women's rights and fights front unset ah, i'm show, go welcome to the program. 7 chance of olaf sholtes had to the ukrainian capital gift. today i made growing can concerns about an imminent russian invasion is expected to offer ukraine more economic support, but no weapons is visit comes as our see staff fall out of the east and revel health, city of the net western intelligence sources. same rationale has more than a 100000 troops on ukraine's borders. on tuesday, mister schultz will travel to moscow to urge vladimir putin to deescalate the crisis and t w's at nick connelly takes a look at the challenges facing the german chancellor. on today's visit. germany's new chancellor is going to cave at a time of unprecedented tensions not just between ukraine in russia, but also between friends. with cave, accusing berlin of sitting on the fence. ukraine prepared its bomb shelters before an embassies evacuate their staff. berlin'

america. record homicide numbers were reported in a dozen u. s. cities last year. there were 485 murders in new york city and more than 21000 nationwide. robberies are also becoming more common with carjackings in particular up 500 percent last year. r t got the thoughts of new yorkers about the situation. i'm always you know what to my back lord, well i'm no one to go from like right now i'm on my way home. i stay home our own gods. i later and i try not to and if i do a little while to my back, i really have to be careful basically make sure i locked the door or even driving park the car. you have to be careful crime on the subway. the rats on the subway. but affleck room alone, been affected by there was a shooting your by my apartment. not great. well retired police officer, dawn mckay. so told us the white house has been trying to downplay the rise and crime. i think everything coming from the white house are honestly, it's when the democrats is passive, aggressiveness, i really do think the only people suffering right now are the american people. this everyth

u. s. is starting together, international support solutions america was able to live in is not will not be today. we need each of you would meet each of you to be calm. if possible, stay at home please. we are working, the army is working. the entire security and defense sector of ukraine is working and i, at the national security and defense council, the government will be in touch. soon. i will be in touch again. don't panic, we are strong, we are ready for everything. and we will defeat everyone. we because we are ukraine bestbuy glory to ukraine. milligrams of show me she, but it was only so green, slow grain, ukraine's president below the mule zalinski. they're addressing his country, telling them not to panic or thomas sparrow. our political correspondence with me here in the studio. thomas, what do you make of what, what we're hearing from all of them is zalinski. he, of course, has been calling on germany to provide more assistance in the lead up to this how, how or where do relations stand between germany and ukraine. now that this conflict has begun, finding fact zalinski and ger

especially if you put them u against wage increases, showin america paychecks.re losing ground to inflation. it's just -- >> on the other hand, as you say, the job market's hear than we've seen in a very long time unemployment rate at 4%, among the lowest we've seen in a pos war. and jobs claims came today down again, as we recover from the omicron variant. so how do you spread it all? we're coming out of th pandemic we have a few workers, suppl bottom, and a lot of money i the system from all th financial aid and low federa reserve interest rates the battle, we hope that we ca win here, it's bringing down inflation without having thi for the economy, and putting people out of work >> are we -- any cooling ahead? >> i wish i could say. certainly not in this report most forecasters think inflation is gonna cool late this year, as the econom returns to normal. we hope it's a start to clea the back rot of ships that are out there. workers have been reluctant to take a job because of concerns over things like, the virus or childcare. if they come back, and the fed t

u. k. and in every other major financial, a poor america, europe, the heart of every one of these scandals. so they more war says that the banks having taken security against the law and come back for a 2nd time and call in what they call a personal guarantees, which for, for most small businessman is their home. so the bank come and forcibly repossess the family home, which then splits the families up and they end up going and living with parents in different homes. and, and that causes medical tensions, problems with the children. and some men and women can take it. they have committed suicide, but left behind notes to explicitly state that it was the constant intimidation and billing by bank officers and, and consultants to an advisor, to the bank that late them to i took the spear, it's obscene. these people up no sole. ah, generally the advice is from solicitors that say if you want to really take on a financial institution is take your heels and clear your diary for the next 10 years and have several 1000000 pounds behind you to do it. it's pretty cut point where it's just we kind of

u. s. says it will use the release funds to buy much needed aid, but not by the taliban, which it doesn't recognize as the legitimate governments. taliban lee to say it's not america's money to give away the ones on hello. whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. the people of afghanistan want their rights. the funds that are blocked in the u. s. belong to the afghans and each the rights to take them. the decisions are made up of these fonts should be made by us that islamic emerett cookie you oh, others have displayed the anger biden's decision on the streets of the capital. but however, they express themselves most he has say the money belongs to afghanistan, and they desperately need it. nor about money. i'm to thir, libby and fighters who back the interim, prime minister, the hum into baby have entered the capital, tripoli, and convoys. the armed group say they want to sure up, the baby is position after the parliament in east and they be moved to replace him . the baby says he won't be handing over power until long delayed elections. i held more for malik traina and tripoli. we saw yesterday called and mystery, he's the speaker of the high council of state that the legisl