u. n. a. u n. s o type began to form. a craft shook began promoting the creation of ukrainian independent national church . therefore, he supported archbishop fil a rep who got bad relations with moscow and was attempting to create his own personal key. ivan patriarch kate, in this did little to solve the problems are ah, the u. s administration was very concerned about what was happening in ukraine. the country had 1240 nuclear warheads along with missile delivery vehicles. overall, ukraine possesses 680 mega tons of nuclear weaponry. this is comparable to 37778 bombs dropped on hiroshima. in addition, ukraine had strategic aviation. the could carry 492 cruise missiles with nuclear warheads. finally, there were 2600 units of tactical nuclear weapons stored in the country. ukraine's nuclear potential exceeded that of france, the united kingdom and china combined. for washington, the most important condition for co operation and economic assistance was a complete dismantling of the military nuclear potential. after long and

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a n g, it's not a n g o. it was primarily funded by the u. k and u. s. government, for example, the white helmets for florida to be something that everybody should get behind because supposedly they were just rescuing civilians in the, in the event of a bombing attacks. but the reality was very different. they were primarily a propaganda tool and a tool for spreading this information and we're trying to escalate the involvement of, of nato in the syrian conflict. and so the concern is that the same thing could happen in ukraine. they are advancing truth that they aren't in dancing justice and they are there as protagonist and manipulators basically. you know, as we know, the zalinski government is trying urgently to pressure and cajole nieto countries to intervene in the conflict. so that would be the pretext from 2014 school in ukraine to watson folding in the current conflict. next, our documentary don boss yesterday today and tomorrow timelines, what it's taken just to survive there over the past 8 years and begins with blue with ah, since the brea

u. n. n. a red cross help evacuate civilians drop the matter. you poll falling a meeting between the u. n. g and president vladimir putin. ah, i'm darn jordan. this is out there alive from doha. also coming up. germany is to send 50 antea crop system to ukraine and a major policy shift. as more than 40 countries agree to meet monthly discuss army keys with uncertainty surrounding an agreement with iran, the u. s. warrens tara might be weeks away and building a nuclear bomb. and colombian military command is acknowledged their role in thousands of extra judicial killings. to falsify progress in the context of fox news, russia has agreed in principle to allow the un and red cross to help with evacuation of synonyms from the as of style steel plants and the besieged ukrainian city of matthew polt. the agreement was reached during talks between the un secretary general antonio cottage and russian president vladimir putin in moscow. some ukrainian troops are also trapped inside the plant, where they have rejected russian demands for surrender dosage. bobby report the world's most senior diplomat

a u. n is going to make this investigation that the u. n. is on the official from the united states, and there's only one goal is to pull out of the company as long as possible. we don't care about the trillions. we just want to assure you of these things and who's in the new one of the much lead thomas after that was and the head of the russian space agency roles. cosmo says co operation on the international space station maybe in limbo. if sanctions continue to be imposed on russia space industry, this was in response to letters from western colleagues in which russia's demands to lift sanctions were left unanswered. ortiz donald course, had joined me earlier with the details. dmitri regoza is definitely not happy about the responses he received from western space agencies to his demand, to lift the sanctions from russia. space industry. nasa basically said it's going to do whatever washington tells it to do. and the european union space agency said it would forward robins letter to the governments of the e. u. member states. however, wait

u. n. they saying with respect to civilian casualties, the u. n. a saying that more than 1900 civilians been killed between february 24th. when the invasion started up until april, the 14th, they saying $162.00 of those civilians were children. there also saying that more than 2600 people have been injured, including more than 250 children. so more actually her griffith statistics being issued today. the situation has been quite relatively in kiev, but with respect to any kind of culpability in any really transparent and sour investigation with respect to legit war crimes. huge challenges ahead. yeah. let's talk about the situation around key because we were mentioning before russia was saying that it is his it targets a close to key for a 2nd night claims that setting a tank repair facility is one of a series of attacks you've been to the site of one of those attacks just tell us what you've been seeing. we actually visited both sites boasted the attack the night before last night. and the night before on a missile. what's in the bush in defense ministry says was a missile manufacturing facility and another attack last night, as you say on this tank repair facility. and relatively speaking on the outskirts of keith. we went down there, there was no indication of any kind of civilian damage to civilian infrastructure. we saw smoke rising from inside the plant, but it was only a couple of hours ago that the man of kiev of italy kitch go said that one person had been killed in that attack last night and a number of others injured. and it was unclear on specific as to whether that person was a civilian. all, all those people injured was civilians, an old military personnel. but it was early this morning that he basically released a statement saying that it was vital that people paid attention to and responded to these air, raid sy, signals that we get the air raid sirens that go off quite frequently across the city. now these attacks come after warnings by the russian defense ministry. a couple of days ago, the russian defense ministry saying that the russian military would target what it described as command centers and ministry installations in the capital city. if, if the ukrainians continue to as they report the russians report continue to attack targets across the russian border inside russian. of course we have no way of confirming that but it is a sure of z indication. that said, despite the fact that russian military left this area 2 weeks ago, the capital city still remains vulnerable. the russian ministry of defense says this destroyed building was ukrainian weapons factory in the south west outskirts of the capital cave. moscow says the plant made anti aircraft and anti ship missiles. people living nearby, say they heard at least 3 large explosions early friday morning. but i really must say, emily apologised actually pug the car, and the 2 rockets hindered one. i did not realize that there are 2 rockets coming in, but when i went out afterwards, i waited indoors for some time feeling motioning. we saw the 3rd one coming damage the car towed the tires, had the windows and was people suffered to the walls. fill out which i the attack came hours after russia said its black sea fleet flank ship. the moscow had sunk while being towed back to port after a fire cause an explosion on board. ukrainian military said it was responsible having targeted the vessel with ukrainian made net you missiles. people gathered at a memorial ceremony for the ship in the polt city of sebastopol in russian annexed crimea. the moscow was the largest russian naval vessel to have sunk in action since world war 2 muscular dental plan anymore. and even for those who have not been impressed, moscow was a symbol for everyone action. i give them all of our power, our hope, you know, the revival of the fleet 90. well, it is the symbol of engineering and thank to fic achievement. all comes to the 4th of our average ne ukrainian army says it repelled russian army advances on at least 2 towns in the east of the country. russia has re directed its forces from cave, in an effort to seize more territory in the dumbass region. he also knew that volunteers help ukrainian soldiers pack food to be distributed to some of the many thousands of people fleeing, although still living the worst affected areas. i stay here because this my home. and so we felt people delivering food chemistry in our town, just throwing her voicemail good. i don't know what to say. i want to move this drone footage shows destroyed residential buildings in murray or pool. the besieged polt city on the as off see his sop at 7 weeks, a bombardment by russian forces and pro russian separatists repeated attempts at securing humanitarian corridors. to rescue thousands of people trapped inside have failed. the mayor of the city estimates thousands of civilians may have been killed in the fighting ukraine's ministry of defense as russia has for the 1st time used long range bombers to attack the city. this is still fun to bring a steady rushing occupants keep carrying out aerial strike. so mary, awful, they use long range bombers. the enemy's land forces are trying to capture the seaport, the strike on what the russian defense ministry describes as a weapons factory on the outskirts of kia is the 1st major strike by russian forces on a target around the capital city. since russian forces left the area more than 2 weeks ago, major military operations now for the time being have moved east, where there are increasing reports of an effort by the russian military to close in, around the strategically important city of slip yancey. the un says that more than 4700000 people have flayed the fighting and with no indication of any de escalation. that number is expected to rise. char stratford al jazeera cave creek is president flooding museum, and he wants more weapons from his allies to end the war. he also wants increased sanctions applied to moscow several weeks, some human if i can prove that i, he's group the next package of sanctioned against russia. must include a russian oil band. in general, the democratic world must accept that russia's money, the energy resources is in fact, money for the destruction of democracy. when these decisions are made, we will all be able to see peace coming with military experts estimate that russia has lost nearly 3000 pieces of equipment in the conflict. and so, so sorry, reports from keep the losses are being blamed on russian tactical miscalculations and advanced weapons supplied by near to countries. tanks, headquarters, personnel carriers, tens of millions of dollars worth of equipment all destroyed. and these are just a small portion of the losses suffered by one of the most powerful armies in the world. when russia began is offensive, it hope to capture your brains capital, keep within days. but you bring his army wrists with their souls. evidently, the russian army and genic problems with moral, with its equipment, with its training on his doctrine. and as a result was soon trans your question directly. russia has been defeated in the field to a point where it was effectively routed from the north of the country. ukrainian armed forces have taken advantage off an ambush of russian troops and columns. in less than 2 months since russia invaded ukraine, it's military. he has lost powers of soldiers, according to ukrainian officials. it's more than the united states did in his 20 years afford in afghanistan. and nearly a decade in iraq combined. they say russia has lost at least 479 tanks, 496 infant and fighting vehicles. 28 crafts for shapes. 32 helicopters, 784 tracks, vehicles and jeeps. in total, the russians have lost nearly $3000.00 pieces of equipment, and these are considered conservative estimates. the highest proof i lost to date was the mosque was the flagship of russia's black sea fleet, losing a plant shibley's enduring a war is well really bad. it said that p r, it's bad. it's going to expect band increase of the morale of the ukrainians of the time when they are on the verge of losing her, mary, who po, when many things can be said to have gone wrong for russians. general valerie says the grain and on forces had a secret weapon. let what may be the you are not only brought yet my shore. the mobilization of our society and people's resistance are pilots who are older than 60 years old. come out and asked for jets. they retired from the on ports as a long time ago and asked, give us planes and we will destroy the russians. so morale is our formula for success. if any forces have employed new technical weapons given to ukraine by nato allies, chief among them are portable anti tank guided missile systems, such as the u. s. may javelin, and his lighter cheaper cousin. and lo, which have been used against russian tanks with their state in effect, in the, in the turkish me to be to by dr. thrones have carried out both recognizance and strike operations. postables seem good anti aircraft. missiles have also enabled you cleaning soldiers to take out lawful i, an aircraft as technical miscalculations, misjudgment of the green of resistance, and low morale. how all contributed to russia military vulnerability in this war. these weapons are leveling the playing field. rezo said that al jazeera give that all reports russia has sent the u. s. a diplomatic note saying western on shipments to ukraine could create unpredictable consequences. the or state varman says it won't comment on confidential notes between governments. unofficial reports from the white house joe biden has been persistent and consistent in insisting that any u. s. military aid being sent to ukraine is for defensive purposes to help the ukra

u. n. is supposed to say, or did he really go to moscow expecting vladimir putin to suddenly see the error of his ways? i think that the u. n is already spoken. we've seen a number of resolutions coming through the un condemning, including in the general assembly with hundreds of nations condemning rushes, actions in ukraine. a rush has been kicked off the human rights council in geneva, and so the un secretary general knows exactly what's happening right now. but, but clearly in his role, he is trying to move a possible ceasefire, which he mentioned in his conversations in moscow and try to get, at least at this moment to try to get the fighting to stop. so it is a role of the un secretary general to take on these tasks. but i think the secretary general knows full well what's taking place here. he's use language that clearly places the blame for what's taking place on russia. and what we're seeing right now, of course, is atrocities taking place. so there's very little room for negotiation right now. and russia could immediately, if it wanted to, could pull back its troops. stop it's, it's war in ukraine and create conditions that can lead to a different situation than it is right now. and that does not seem in the cards. you see that, that, that's my point really, that russia knows what's going on with mr. law problems to produce them, but not stupid. when mr. good terrace goes, it makes these pronouncements. he goes that knowing that people will say one thing to his face and the actions on the ground will be different. so is he just committed to saying a doing these things because that's what you have to do? well, there's been multiple efforts of world leaders to speak to mr. putin, mr. lab and others to get them to do the right thing. and one could argue that sitting there with mr. poo mr. elaborate, you're absolutely walking to a situation where they're going to lie there. they're going to spend this information. this is what they've done over the last couple of months and before the current conflict. and so the secretary general's in some ways is stepped into a situation where it's unlikely to be favorable, but where he's also sitting next to a liar and someone who's committing war atrocities. so it's a, it's a very awkward position, and i share mr. mr. zalinski present alexys concerns. it would have been good for the un secretary general to headed to ukraine 1st to see what's happening there. i understand that he will go and we'll see president soleski, but i think it was a mistake not to go to a t key at 1st and to ukraine 1st. right. but we're always told, of course, that negotiations are better than war. let's say here from the u. s. secretary of state anthony blank and talking about ukraine to the u. s. senate foreign relations committee. our purpose is to make sure that they have within their hands the ability to repel the russian aggression. and indeed to strengthen their hand at an eventual negotiating table. we've seen no sign to date. the president putin is serious about meaningful negotiations if he is. and if the ukrainians engaged will support that. so doesn't cancel your experience in your state department and elsewhere. having seen what appears to be the bad faith of the russian states in so many of these negotiations. do you anticipate that better sort of back channel negotiations going on away from t v cameras? well, this certainly, as we know there's, there's platforms, doors in both in belarus and turkey. there's other world leaders that we have seen, including israeli officials and others try to play mediating role. and so secretary blanking was absolutely right about providing ukraine with the

u. n. and to the russians here at the u. n. 2 separate letters. and what they're asking for is to fix up a trip for the secretary general himself so that he can go to cave and to moscow so that he can meet separately. the 2 presidents in effect, this would be high level shuttle diplomacy. if the 2 sides, if the 2 countries say yes, this visit, it would be the most important. i think diplomatic developed we've had since the start of the war. but it's not at all clear whether the russians would say yes to this. at this time. short time ago, there was a news conference here at un headquarters and i asked zach general spokesman for more details. we're going to take things one step at a time. so the letters are, were sent, the idea was be for him to go to boat capitals to moscow and to care, to meet with both a presidents. ah, to discuss whatever urgent steps can be taken to stop the fighting. i am not going to give him a label in terms of what he will be doing, but this is, this remains part of the, the secretary jones good offices, which he's been talking about really for, for quite some time. so a new un peace initiative. it's worth telling you that the 2nd general, according to the u. n, has been working very, very hard behind the scenes trying to come up with us with a, with a peaceful solution. and now they've decided to take a different option, very publicly announcing that they are writing to the 2 countries to arrange what could be a very important high level initiative by the secretary general. it is worth telling you that there's been criticism of the 2nd general in recent days, more than 200 form at you. and officials said that he needed to increase his personal involvement in all of this or risk the future of the united nations the you. and though making it clear that this has been in the works for some time and is not in response to that criticism. in that letter, our diplomatic editor james based reporting live there from the u. n. james many thanks and did at will western pars ascending new shipments of heavy weaponry to help ukraine defend the east of the country. let's go to washington. our white house correspondent, kimberly how can is there kimberl

u. n is estimating more than 27. hundreds of billions have been killed during the war. but that number is expected to go a lot higher. and the u. n estimates 8.3 million people will flee ukraine this year because of the war. it's up sharply from the earlier predictions. almost 13 million more people are reportedly stranded or they cannot leave because of security risk. before the invasion. more than 41 million people lived in ukraine. well teachers and students in the oakland unified school district will not be in school on friday. now the teachers have called a strike to protest the closure and merger of several schools. the district says the strike is illegal and not making the changes could lead to a $90 million budget shortfall. i'm supporting the strike. guys i've heard that they're trying to like close majority african american schools, and it's like that's not that's not cool. it's nice to have a day off. but like it's also like really bad that we're closing all these schools and stuff, so i definitely support the strike. how many parents say they don't want the schools closed, but they are also concerned about their children, losing another day of class when they have already lost so many hours in the classroom during the past two years time is 6 36 happening today. it's game two of the bay bridge series at san francisco's oracle part last night, the giants just unloaded on the a's in game one. beat them 8 to 2, wilmer flores and austin slater both hit a three run homers and left handed pitching ace carlos roden, look at this. he just dominated on the mound. he struck out nine batters in six innings. his records now three and oh, tonight's game starts at 6 45. both teams hope for better attendance at their games this season. the giants are ranked 11th for attendance in the big leagues, averaging 32,000 fans. the a's are dead last averaging less than 8000 fans that the coliseum the last week attendance hit a record low just over 2700 fans. against the baltimore orioles at that game. here's what the a's president dave cable said. both us and the giants are down about 10,000 fans again there at about 30,000 word about 8000. they're usually at 40 and were easily and 18. so you're seeing about a 10,000 fan decrease that could be on account of the offseason. that was very odd because we had a lockout. we still have covid issues in california and the bay area. a lot of it's going around. we've had it on our team. and so i think there's still some compounding factors. now the a's fans blame the a's for the low attendant. they're frustrated at the a's rays season ticket prices, trading away some of their best and highly paid players in an effort that is appears to save some money. while the warriors can advance around two of the nba playoffs tonight in front of their home fans, the dubs are up three games to one against the denver nuggets fans are wondering well, steph curry start or continue to come off the bench head coach steve kerr says steph curry will no longer be under a minutes restriction on the time he can play, but the coach is refusing to say whether or not stuff will start to tip off is at seven o'clock tonight at chase center, and we will see if you're going to either the warrior's playoff game with the bay bridge series. your advice. take public transit. you're also encouraged. get there early. pam to avoid the traffic jams and the mission bay area. both games are right down the street from each other, so a lot of peopleae warriors ticket lets fans ride mew knee for free. fans are expe at both of the games tonightagat near each other and parking. oh very, very tough, especially sal . for people who haven't been to a giants game in the wild. they no longer have lot a right. that's condos or apartments or something right? so it's just buildings there, you know. so what happens during these highly impacted events is that they have parking goes up to like, sometimes $100. yeah, crazy. no i suppose some will pay that. but if you don't want to do that, and why would you? you just take bart and you can get around with bart and muni and not have to worry about your car. good morning, everyone. let's talk about how we four speaking of parts, and people use it here in this area, and thankfully, some people are on it because highway four is a little bit slow. six. heating doesn't look all that slow yet. and if you look at the east bay, we have a little bit of slowing out there. nothing major. this is a look at the bay bridge and getting into san francisco is going to be tough and remember, because we just talked about those games. tonight's commute is going to be a little tougher getting out just a bunch of people in the city. so keep that in the back of your mind, 6 39. let's talk about today's weather here, steve acenas to park oh, yeah, for opening day was more 1 20 out there for parking. thank you, sir. all right. we do have some cold lows. i'm trying to update these as fast as i can here because they continue to drop the petaluma municipal airport has dropped to 36 degrees. great and 37 pen grove, 38 runner, park 39 menlo park in palo alto are both 39 sunnyvale . i saw an observation there at 39. there are many thirties too many to list here, but even up in the menacing a county lake county, as well as sebastopol. 39 closer to town. peddling was 39. there's rohnert park's 39 napa is down to 41 degrees. we're running significantly cooler than 24 hours ago. leading the pack is santa rosa at minus 13 sonoma county airport, but petaluma, nevada or nine degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. with napa and san jose minus eight. so if it feels coo to generate wind tonight. so that's why we have a wind advisory that starts at eight p.m. tonight. i would bundle up again looks cool, breezy to windy temperature game time temperature, maybe near 60, but it'll drop pretty fast and i think the wind will pick up as well, especially in the later innings. there. wind advisory starts mainly for north east bay hills along the sonoma marine coast and also higher elevations of the peninsula. so i called morning thirties forties mostly clear, but we'll get some clouds later. on sunny, breezy than the wind will be a big factor overnight into early thursday, thursday will be the coolest date. speaking of san francisco , all forties here, 45 46 47 is really cold here for temperatures april 27th, and one reason is the water temps are extremely cold here. 49 san francisco bowie point raises. 50 monterey buoys 50 that's cold for april. santa rosa, walnut creek, palo alto san jose all cooling off 70 68 66 67 on the forecast eyes today mel valleys in their sonoma county airport, 37 a lot of forties here low forties for some mid forties for others there. sunnyvale is 39. weak systems continue to punch in giving us an onshore breeze and cooler temps that will take us into thursday. we'll see little rebound friday. question is going to get any more rain in here. a couple of forecast models are trying as they head into. it looks like sunday all consensus on this deep of a system prool and about the firs7 days of may will see windy right save time. 6 42 if the sale of twitten, and neither side backs out back at cost a lot of money have details of the agreement didn't make sure ellen must purchase will happen. first let's check in with gasia mikaelian in our newsroom with what else is coming up here on morning sun too. good morning. good morning. it's a busy one. as you know, we will start in the east bay where a couple was seen painting over a black lives matter mural in martinez. prosecutors then charged them with vandalism. today we have an update on this case and will explain why the couple was also charged in connection to a burglary. also as the uvading ukraine, the biden administration has worked out a deal with russia. the delicate diplomatic maneuvering. we're now learning about help the wind to help win the freedom. of an american imprisoned in russia this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable internet in the last 10 years. and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students, past... and present, can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. 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