u. k. japan, the netherlands, into the waning of told their citizens to leave ukraine and the u. s. evacuated non emergency cell from the embassy in kiev. but the president of ukraine is saying that these warnings are only provoking panic. war veterans were among the thousands who march through the country's capital in a civilian show of strength earlier on. it's our borders, it's our territory. you, you know, i have to speak with our people like you, you know, like, like breast and, and see people throughs. and the tools that we have different information and know the best friend for their name is that hispanic in our country. and all this information details only for bernie doesn't help us. meanwhile, the russian military saying that it's used appropriate means to make a u. s. submarine leave its territorial waters. submarine was detected in the far east near the pacific career islands as russia conducted naval exercises that moscow says the vessel initially ignore the request to leave. canadian police have started to move in on protest. is that a blocking of vital bridge conne

u. k. japan, the netherlands in lithuania, of all, told their citizens to leave ukraine. and the u. s. is also evacuated, non emergency stuff from the embassy and keith. but ukraine's president has been saying that those warnings are only provoking panic. meanwhile, war veterans were among thousands marching through the country's capital. in a civilian show strength. it's our borders. it's our territory. you know, i have to speak with our people like a unit, you know, like, like president and say, people throughs and the truth that we have different information and know the best friend for enemies that hispanic in our country. and all these information details only for benny doesn't help us. well, our white house correspondent, kimberly hock it brings us more. according to a senior administration official, the telephone call between the us and russian president last a just over an hour. the call was apparently professional and substantive in nature, but there was apparently no change in the dynamic. in other words, the united states reportedly put forward a number of ideas that it beli

u. k. japan, the netherlands in lithuania, of all, told their citizens to leave ukraine, and the us is evacuated. non emergency staff from the embassy in kiev, ukraine's president is saying that the rhetoric is only provoking panic. meanwhile, war veterans were among the thousands marching through the country's capital in a civilian show of strength earlier today is our borders. it's our 3rd through you, you know, i have to speak with our people like you, you know, like, like president and say, people throughs and the truth that we have different information. and now the best friend for their name is that hispanic in our country. and all this information details only for bernie doesn't help us. meanwhile, the u. s. is rejecting claims that one of its submarines was operating in russian territorial waters. now, russia's military earlier said that it used appropriate needs to force the u. s. submarine to leave the area in the pacific curial islands. moscow claim the us vessel was chased away by a russian naval ship. in all the lines this, our canadian police have started to move in on protest. is

u. k. japan and a lot of other countries are already telling their citizens that they also need to get out of ukraine as quickly as possible. the united states is also saying that it's going to be withdrawing its citizens that are in ukraine. specifically the o. s. c e mission there in anticipation of a russian invasion. now this is all, despite the fact that russia has not actually been prep, been preparing for an invasion, but has been busy conducting diplomacy all the week. and it really just goes to show that maybe there's some merit to what the lever off said earlier this week when he said that this, these diplomatic talks have been basically like talking to deaf people. both cheryl and tim stu, i'm disappointed that we seem to have dialogues between a mute than a different person. they seem to be listening, but don't hair. almost detailed explanations have fallen on rough ground. they say that russia is waiting for the soil to freeze and become like histone was that tanks compassed safely into ukrainian territory. but it seems that our british colleagues have the same. so today from

u. k. japan, the netherlands in lithuania, of all, told their citizens to leave ukraine. and the u. s. is evacuated, non emergency staff from their embassy in kiev, ukraine's president is saying that the rhetoric is only provoking panic. meanwhile, war veterans were among the thousands marching through the country's capital in a civilian show of strength earlier today.

u. k. japan and a number of other countries they're urging their citizens to get out of ukraine as quickly as possible. the united states also saying that it's withdrawing american citizens from the o. s. c. e mission in ukraine itself. now, this is all despite the fact that russia, instead of preparing for an invasion, has actually been engaged in diplomacy over the past week. we saw the french president emmanuel macro visit on monday, and we saw the u. k. foreign secretary visit just yesterday. and today, there was a meeting between the defense minister of russia and the defense secretary of the u . k. and as the russian foreign secretary, as the russian 4 months or so on thursday it's, it's as if rush, the people are, it's as if they're trying to talk to with deaf people. cheryl and tim store. i'm disappointed that we seem to have dialogue between a meet and a definite person. they seem to be listening, but don't hair. almost detailed explanations have fallen on rough ground. they say that russia is waiting for the soil to freeze and become like a stone that tanks can pass safely into u

u. k. japan, the netherlands, into the whiny of all told their citizens to leave ukraine. and the us have evacuated non emergency staff from the embassy and the capital key of so have reaction in a moment, dosage a barrier standing by for us in the russian capital moscow 1st. so to mike hanner in washington and mike, it appears that the 2 leaders spoke for about an hour or so. and there's been no breakthrough. indeed, yes. well, 62 minutes is the exact timing given by the white house. president biden reportedly told vladimir putin that the u. s. still preferred at diplomacy as an option. however, he warned the russian president, that there would be an i quote, a swift and severe response. i should russia invade ukraine? no sign of any real breakthrough already. although significant that the 2 leaders are still talking at believe that the french president spoke to me putin earlier in the day. and it's understood that president biden will be speaking to the french president later on in the course of the day. so, diplomatic efforts carrying on. meanwhile, the u. s. has announ

u. k. japan in imposing sanctions. so the say when to view these as, as a twin track approach as it were, that the german government is, is doing right now. on the one hand, reassure. nato member states on the eastern flank and on the other. talking about the kinds of sanctions they can, they can really impose that they are facing questions about this swift access with the serious conservative politicians who are not in government, any war any more saying why can't we do it? dominic, a life force in berlin. thanks dominic adara mac duel is a political and economic risk consultant. he says, cutting russia off from the swift global payment system could be a challenge. even if you do cut russia off from swift, you know you're not stumping, you're not making it impossible to to do business with russian banks. you're not stopping all forms of communication with those banks. you're just stopping communication through this mechanism. swift. that's important because swift is a mechanism that's the standard across the banking i

u. k and japan are among several countries which have told their nationals to leave immediately. patty calhane has more from washington dc. good afternoon, the u. s. national security advisor took to the white house podium friday with an urgent sounding warning. any american in ukraine should leave as soon as possible. and in any event in the next 24 to 48 hours, we obviously cannot predict the future. we don't know exactly what is going to happen, but the risk is now high enough. and the threat is now immediate enough. that this is what prudence demands. he warned that these russian military exercises could quickly turn into an attack on ukraine, possibly with bombings and missile strikes. and eventually a ground invasion. russia has repeatedly denied its intending to attack its neighbour, but with the current build up of forces and equipment along the russia, ukraine border, the u. s. believe it could. and in another sign of urgency, a virtual meeting friday morning, between the us president and his european allies, nato, canada, poland, and romania. soon after the pentagon announced an addi

u. k. and japan are among several countries that have told their nationals to leave immediately. moscow's denying the charge at the cues in the west of spreading false information . the french president emanuel mack caused you to speak with russia's letting me putin in around 30 minutes. we'll step lawson is standing by at these jablonka airfield near hama. it's close to the bedroom, ukraine border. but 1st let's go to natasha butler. she's live for us and kevin, are any more countries following the u. s. and saying they'll pull staff out of ukraine? natasha. yes, yes sir. diplomat sir, leaving ukraine. washington has ordered them to go reverse. i heard off to say conflicting reports about whether or not russian diplomats are being evacuated. there's been some report saying they all they've been others saying that's not true . i mean, while though other countries are advising their citizens to leave ukraine, if they can, among them, australia, canada, some european nations, israel, a japan. now russia says that he has no intention of invading ukraine as says will. that is just propaganda coming u

u. s. france, japan and the u. k. but china has called on the us to engage in dialogue with north korea. i diplomatic editor james bays reports you know, new york, she almost kissed woodall this propaganda video has been ed in recent days on north korean. t. b kim john own is showing.

u. k. canada, australia and japan of also announced measures or for more on the e used response to the crisis. we turned to our bureau chief in brussels, alexander phenomena, alexander how significant or the european sanctions against russia. well a they are a significant and however, what we saw yesterday in term of sanctions, sanctions was justin opened ink of 1st a salvo. you foreign policy, chief burrell cetera, that they keep more ammunition in their toolbox. your so stress to that, that those sanctions are going to hurt russia. however, as our coley constant in just a mentioned, experts doubt that this is going to be the case when we look at the sanctions put in himself himself is not on the sanctions list to the banks that are being targeted are not essential for the functioning of the russian financial, this in system, so that a dead that, that was just the 1st step. and it depends now on what vladimir putin is doing next. so what his decisions will be, and then they repeat in union, in a coordinated matter with you as a new k, is determined to impose more sanctions. alexander, thank

u. k. canada, australia and japan of also announced measures while as western governments impose sanctions against russia, european footballs governing body wafer is facing criticism for keeping the champions league final in st. petersburg. vladimir putin welcome to waive a boss alexander scheffer in to st. petersburg, after it was chosen as host 3 years ago. way for says it is monitoring the ukraine situation, but has no plans to change the venue. reacting to the decision, british prime minister, boris johnson said it is inconceivable that a major european football tournament like this could still take place in russia, in russia. now let's catch up on a few other stories making headlines around the world. more than 60 people are dead after an explosion at a market in the west african nation of burkina faso. the blast was so powerful that brought down near by homes. investigators suspected happened at a store selling explosives and chemicals for minors, and have detained the owner. the lawyer for the uganda, an author a cause. when sir a roop kit rabbit, she says the writer has arrived in

u. k, canada and japan. they have been working together to coordinate sanctions against moscow. speaking earlier u. s. president joe biden said russia has started to invade ukraine and he outlined the measures being taken by washington. who in the lord's name was prudent, st. gives them the right to declare new. so call countries on territory the belonged, whose neighbors were implementing full blocking sanctions on 2 large russian financial institutions. v e b and our military back we're implementing compress. sanks is on russians, sovereign debt. that means we've cut off rushes government from western finance. it can no longer raise money from the west and cannot trade in its new debt on our markets or european markets even starting to morrow and continued in the days ahead . will also impose sanctions on russia's deletes and their family members. they share in the corrupt gaze of the kremlin policies and should share in the pain as well. for more, let's bring in our washington bureau chief in as poll and as how forceful ease this response from the u. s. president. and indeed,

u. s. france, japan, and the u. k. that china has called on the u. s. to show more flexibility if it wants to break through with north korea or from out diplomatic editor james base. she needed, and judy of she almost killed all this propaganda video has been ad in recent days on north korean t b kim john on is showing off his question skills riding at speed on a white horse, but it is the speed of progress his country's making with its nuclear weapons and miss all programs, it's warring diplomats. there were 9 miss, i'll launches in january a record in a month. and the most recent launch was an advanced intermediate range ballistic missile. ambassadors came to a closed door meeting the 3rd this year. before it even started though, the chinese ambassador made it clear he felt there was a vicious circle and the u. s. needed to do more invoking the summits that president trump had held with the korean leader in 20182019. they should come up with more attractive and more practical, more flexible approaches, policies and actions. we have all seen where have

u. s. france, japan, and the u. k. but china has called on the us to engage in dialogue with north korea . i diplomatic editor james bay's reports, eden, and new york. she almost kissed at all this propaganda video has been ad in recent days on north korean t. b kim john own is showing off his questions, skills riding at speed on a white horse. but it is the speed of progress his country's making with its nuclear weapons and miss all programs. it's worrying diplomats. there were 9 miss. our launch is in january a record in a month, and the most recent launch was an advanced intermediate range ballistic missile. ambassadors came to a closed door meeting the 3rd this year. before it even started though, the chinese ambassador made it clear he felt there was a vicious circle and the u. s. needed to do more invoking the summits that president trump had held with the korean leader in 20182019. they should come up with more attractive and more practical, more flexible approaches, policies and accents. we have all seen, we ha

u. s. france, japan, and the u. k. describing sundays launch as a significant escalation. but china has urged the u. s. 3 engaging dialogue with north korea and accommodate is concerns. the us is waiving some sanctions, only one civilian nuclear program has talked to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. enter a critical state. a waiver was ended by former us president donald trump in 2020. the european union has imposed sanctions on 5 members of molly's transitional government, including the prime minister, blah condemned a decision to delay elections. molly's military 1st took over in 2020 and had promised promised a vote this year, aid groups or setting up emergency shelters in madagascar as a tropical cyclone approaches. it comes less than 2 weeks after another storm killed at least $58.00 people. psycho and bad sir, i is expected to make landfall on saturday. france has offered military support to the united arab emirates following missile and drawn attacks by who the rebels in yemen. french armed forces will deploy a refiled jet to help reinforce the mit defenses. them, the

u. s. france, japan and the u. k said that ongoing, silenced by the body, would only embolden pyongyang. they describe sundays launch as a significant escalation that seeks to further destabilize the region, but china has urge a u. s. 3, engage in dialogue with north korea and quote, accommodates, it's can say still ahead on al jazeera, the u. s. republican party stands behind right as was dont capitol hill, why they call the events of january 6, legitimate political discourse. ah, where the arctic meets the tropics, and that's the case with these 2 air masses in the us southern states, the moment you get dramatic was obvious, he gets mad and you know about this significant which storm rain where it's warmer, in between the 2 freezing rain and of course is enough energy difference here to spin up some pretty storm, a rare tornado cited with this damage and soil in alabama. toast tonight because the snapped trees. and in texas snows, no. dallas not caught in houston, but it's certainly cold that far south. now eventua

u. k. and japan are among several countries that have told their nationals to leave immediately. oscars denying the charge and accusing the west of spreading false information. article here begins our coverage from washington. good afternoon, the us national security advisor took to the white house podium friday with an urgent sounding warning. any american in ukraine should leave as soon as possible. and in any event, in the next 24 to 48 hours, we obviously cannot predict the future. we don't know exactly what is going to happen, but the risk is now high enough. and the threat is now immediate enough that this is what prudence demands. he warned that these russian military exercises could quickly turn into an attack on ukraine, possibly with bombings and missile strikes. and eventually a ground invasion. russia has repeatedly denied its intending to attack its neighbour, but with the current build up of forces and equipment along the russia, ukraine border, the u. s. believe it could. and in another sign of urgency, a virtual meeting friday morning, between the us president and his european a

u. k. canada's australia, and japan of all. so announced measures. well, joining us now is our chief political correspondent, melinda crane. melinda, were at a critical juncture in this crisis of president biden says that russia has started an invasion of ukraine provoking international sanctions. is there any room left for diplomacy? absolutely, there is that is what we're hearing of essentially from all parties to this crisis. certainly, president biden also said that yesterday evening and e u representatives including chancellor left schultz here in germany who has been helping spearhead. the diplomatic outreach to russia said we absolutely must still hold the possibility of diplomacy open. and in fact, that is part of the message of the sanctions. you just emphasize that the e u foreign policy, she said this is a 1st slice of what we are prepared to do. same wording in washington. same wording essentially on all sides, including the u. k. the reason for that is, these limited sanctions now are aimed at sending a deterrent message saying don't esc

we know some of the participants included candidate germany, italy, france, among others in japan, the u. k. all of those leaders participating. but what we do know is that the united states has no plans to also raise it's nuclear alert level at this time. and the reason for that, we understand is that there is the signature, both russia and the united states right now on documents that i serve. that both parties believe that any sort of nuclear war or any sort of nuclear combat would be normally devastating to both sides, but that such a conflict simply can't be one. and so there is still this belief that there are reservations in the part of vladimir putin to even use those capabilities. so this is something that we understand was discussed in this call. but again, we are waiting for the official read out that is expected shortly from the white house press secretary, kimberly how can thank you very much. the use as it will increase military support to ukraine. entrepreneur handed to james bass has the details from brussels. european defense ministers met by video link to discuss the plan,

u. k . 18 in belgium, just to in japan. well, this may explain why over the same period the u. s. lingers at the bottom of the same list of countries for percentage of people fully vaccinated. it has more, who only had a single job than any other nation, and a larger share who have actually had no vaccine at all. that's good. more now from shebra can see in washington d. c. i mean, you know, we've all got used to looking at a covey graphs and sometimes you can interpret them in a variety of ways. but in the u. s. is that how it's being read? that would seem obvious that the reason behind the spike in that is the fact that a lot of people or not enough people are vaccinated. and i'm certainly the conclusion of the new york times where we're getting the statistics from a statistical comparative analysis of the us and other countries and the inference . so they're making clearly is, well, look at this graph and look at this car, let me develop some of those things that i mean that i would drown you a numbers. but one of the headline numbers was at the share of americans. you've be

u. k. 18 in belgium and just to in japan. well, this may explain why over the same period the u. s. lingers at the bottom of that very same list of countries when it comes to percentage of people fully vaccinated . it is more whoev only had a single job than any other nation, and a larger share who actually had no vaccine at all. dr. c and c room is an emergency physician and assistant professor of emergency medicine at columbia university. she says the situation could get worse in the coming months. us the worst would smash you lot of comb over the conditions like diabetes, hypertension, c o, p d, and a lot of other chronic illnesses. so that puts people at a higher risk of having complications from the, from call it, but also in addition to that, that the and vaccinated rate also makes it grow the dead rate exponentially so multifactorial. but of course, now looking at the gap of the vaccination between the us and canada and europe, the u. s. is one of the lowest back soon rate among dental among developed countries. and because of all the underlying conditions and the poor hea

the study showed banks from china, the us, japan, india, the u. k and canada were responsible for 86 percent of global coal financing. reducing coal use is a key part of effort to cut greenhouse gas emissions and bringing emissions down to net 0 by 2050. well then, 40 countries promised to end the use of coal after climate talks in glasgow last november. mohammed haida, is an economist. he says, this is because of the impact the pandemic on the energy market. after the pandemic, after the look down, you know, the quite a lot of sectors in the whole, the global, the economy, the whole world is really suffering. a lot of the problems among, you know, those, the sectors is the energy sector and could be, you know, the cold sector is one of the most critical at the moment. taking in consideration that there was a great amount of a great number of country rely on their energy power generation on call. for example, you know, india, china, other countries or most of those country in the world depend on this sector. the energy. busy or the electricity innov

u. k. 18 in belgium and 2 in japan. and this may explain why over the same period the u. s. lingers at the bottom of the same list of countries for percentages of people fully vaccinated. it has more who have only had a single job than any other nation, and a larger share who have actually had no vaccine at all. well, joining us now from new york, dr. c. on the fear and emergency physician and assistant professor of emergency medicine at columbia university. madam, thank you so much for joining us here. and there are quite shocking figures in offense to see us to 2 years now into the pandemic. to see that the virgins between, i guess, you know, western relatively wealthy nations such a divergence. i mean, we've made the link with vaccines. do you think that the, that's all there is behind this? well, you know, as you stated in the u. s. is one of their rich companies, but unfortunately, the before even the pandemic as one of the lowest scoring healthcare system that definitely asked to it because there's so many inequities when it comes to access. so care. and also when y