u . s. city of las vegas and still zalinski spoke about the power of music dark times . equating war with silence. we defend our freedom to live, to love to south. on our land, we are fighting russia, which brings horrible silence with its bumps. the dead silence filled his hands. will you use it till it to day to tell our story. tell the truth about the war on your social net or so on. t v support us in any way you can any but not silence. and then be so kind as to mom is savanski speech was followed by john legend performing his new song free with ukrainian exiles, including singer actress mika newton. ah, let him sing roscoe, oh, you know, there were grounds. you're watching it. every news coming up next in d. w. news, asia, pakistan prime minister eminent hines, political troubles, and how he got there, that in a whole lot more coming up in just a moment in the w newsagents and will be back at the top of the hour. these places in europe are smashing the wreckers step into a bold adventure. it

u . s. city of las vegas, so lensky spoke about the power of music in dark times. equating war with silence. we defend our freedom to lead to lots of sound on our land. we are fighting russia, which brings horrible silence. with each bumps the dead silence filled his hands. william hughes pillaged day did tell our story. tell the truth about the war on his social matters on t. v. support not in any way can any but not silence. and then it'll come to lance. his speech was followed by john legend forming his new song free with ukrainian exiles. great. so oh, only day lou, highly t giovanni z, i lose me that obscene prophecy very well, you're watching the w news is remind of our top story. russian forces being accused of committing mos atrocities before retreating from the areas near the ukrainian capital peeve footage of dead civilians in the streets of jobs sparked outrage with some latest calling. the killings wolfe crimes. several you countries on up pushing for the tougher sanctions against ric

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u. s. city of michigan took to the street on friday to protest against the police, killing of an unarmed black man that patrick lila, a 26 year old congolese refugee was killed during a routine traffic stop after he struggled with an officer over a stun gun global. china's change to 13 spacecraft has landed in northern china returning its 3 astronauts safely to earth. the astronauts spent 6 months in space aboard the tangling space station. the mission marked several firsts. it was the country's longest crude space mission and the 1st time a female astronaut from china completed a space for the united states as its deeply concerned over violence between palestinian protesters an israeli security forces in jerusalem. the u. s. state department called on both sides to exercise restraint. more than 150 palestinians were injured and fridays clashes tangents a high after a series of attacks by palestinian militants and israel. and israel security operations against palestinians, which have led to doz

u. s. was in the vietnam region that killed 6000000 as american forces fought that toward to make the world safer. capitalism in america, the youngest mayor of a major u. s. city was waging his own war against unrestrained corporate power targeting his city of cleveland. his stand against the privatization of the publicly owned mooney light company echoes fights all around the world against neoliberalism. joining me now from cleveland is that mad dennis goosenich, former democratic nominee for the u. s. presidency and author of the division of light and power. dennis, thanks so much for finally being on going underground dam. i should just stop there by the fact that we're being warned here in london that vladimir putin might turn the light and power off in that your view, your thoughts on the fact that the nato, a briefing, we are on the brink of war in europe and the biden is preparing thousands of troops to fight awards. russia. i can tell you from american shide, i'm talking you from a neighborhood including ohio and no one around here. it's thinking or talking about war. people are just trying to live their own lives, get through the pan derek, of find a

city. but joe biden insist vladimir putin is doomed to fail. as the u. s. president commits another $800000000.00 in military aid. ukraine admits its forces of lost control of the port city, but to night fallen dosage. a bowery begins coverage from moscow. this is what victory looks like for the russian military, nearly 2 months into moscow's so called special military operation. and its defense minister is now declaring his 1st major successor of the armed forces. so the russian federation and the peoples michelle daniels, peoples republic heavily berated maribelle. the remnants of the formation of nationalists took refuge in industrials on of those off style plant. the as of style plant remains, the last stronghold for ukrainian troops in mario paul, who have refused to surrender. officials believe there are nearly 2000 ukrainian fighters hold up in and around the steel plant. for days, russian officials had been saying they are willing to allow sporadic ceasefire periods to let them surrender, or they would have to storm the plant. now, the commander in

u. s. city was waging his own war against unrestrained corporate power targeting his city of cleveland. his stand against the privatization of the publicly owned mooney light company echoes fights all around the world against neoliberalism. joining me now from cleveland is that mad dennis goosenich, former democratic nominee for the u. s. presidency and author of the division of light and power. dennis, thanks so much for finally being ongoing underground dam. i should just start to by the fact that we're being warned here in london, that vladimir putin might turn the light and power offering that your view, your thoughts on the fact that the nato, a briefing we are on the brink of war in europe and the biden is preparing thousands of troops to fight awards. russia. i can tell you, here from our american shide and talk to you from a neighborhood including ohio and no one around here. it's thinking or talking about war. people are just trying to live their own lives. you get through the pan, dere

u. s. city of los angeles. he spoke about the power of music in dark times, equating war with silence. we defend our freedom to live, to lots of south on our land. we are fighting russia, which brings horrible silence with its bumps. the dead silence filled his hands with your music till it to day to tell our story. tell the truth about the war on your social net or some tv support us in any way can any but not science and ambitious law, only presidents that as his speech was followed by john legend performing his new song free with ukrainian exiles, including singer, actress macon you ah, that i'm seeing roscoe oh, well, no, nothing. we set you up today. ball world is at the top of the hour. d. w is globalization magazine global 3000 days. next, looking at how the u. s. ukrainian. desperate is coping with the book. i'm good ah, with ah, with brighton beach in new york neighborhoods known as little odessa because of the many immigrants from ukraine, the people from russia and then it also makes. yeah. and they showed up there's a common ground understanding and friendship global 3000 o

u. s. city of las vegas. sa lensky spoke about the power of music. in dark times, equating war with silence. we defend our freedom to leave to lap south on our land. we are fighting russia, which brings horrible silence with its bumps. the dead silence filled his hands with your music till it to day to tell our story. tell the truth about the war on his social matters on t. v. support us in any way can any but not silence. and then be so kind to me zalinski speech was followed by john legend performing his new song free with ukrainian exiles, including singer actress mika newton. that m c o. a v. you are watching dw news, just reminder the top stories were following for you this, our russian forces are being accused of committing mass atrocity was before retreating from areas near the ukrainian capital kit footage of dead civilians in the streets of poacher have sparked outrage with some leaders calling the killings . war crimes. several you countries are now pushing for tougher sanctions against russian and explosions. have been pert and cason and t

u. s. city of detroit . also in that's how that is. it is advocacy director for the palestine institute for public diplomacy, an independent palestinian organization. she is joining us from occupied east jerusalem and from gaza. we have hammered the defeat and how us he is a writer and a journalist. and a quick reminder, we want you to be part of this conversation too. so send me your comments and questions and are you to chat and i'll bring them straight to our guests. thank you all for being with us. i want to start in as with you, you are enduring and living under israel occupation. i'm curious. what has been like for you to watch how the world has sort of rallied behind ukraine's right to resistance and how you compare that with your own right to resist yeah, thank you very much. number. happy to be with you. yeah, i've been, i think very frustrating and creating for pasting and to see, you know, how things have been criminalized, got slices. and i think, you know, constantly being told that they don't have a right to resist so tha

u. s. city of new york, you can see the n, y, p g l in and full force and the firemen are there as well. and that is the latest picture. in fact, from inside the metro station, we'd still wait to gather more information on what exactly happened, who the shooter is. gabriel reporting that the shooter is still at large, so we will cross back to gabriel in just a little while. but let's find out what's going on at the white house. so we can assume that the president joe biden has been briefed on this. alan fisher will tell us about that. he's joining us from the white house. allen over to you has been informed and he's obviously being give he up to date with what's going on. and it comes less than 24 hours after he stood on the south lawn of the white house and said that he wanted to do a lot more about gun control in the united states. there has been, arise in gun attacks across the u. s. and arise and violent crime politically, the democrats know that that is a real liability for them as they hea

u. s. city of syracuse are on the fire, off the detaining an 8 year old african american boy who was allegedly caught stealing chips from a store. police have released body video of the incident. i say the boy was not handcuffed. i was never under arrest. well, those were the headlines and he's continues here now to sierra off the planet as the last statement that's watching the race to succeed. that would be good to go to as president of the philippines in heading into its final stretch, struggling what it's worth. and he said in the years that punching if desperate for solutions, but what are the candidates offering and what direction will developing states under you leadership, special coverage on houses era with never before in human history as the once pristine environment of the arctic been in such peril on the clock and we're here in greenland to discover what those epic changes mean, not just to hear, but to the rest of the world. we visit a remote community struggling with the challenge

u. s. city of las vegas. reynolds has more. oh, but he got slapped on stage at the music industry. big night lady got no doubt much to the relief of the assembled celebrities and the jose comedian trevor noah. we're going to be dancing. we're going to be singing. we're going to be keeping people's names out of our mouths. you ward for album of the year went to john batista for we all. i love music. i'm classes out the little boy. i am is more than an attainment for me. it's a spiritual practice. leave the door open, it was a big night for bruno mars. and brandon anderson of silt sonic one the best song and best record of the year. awards for leave the door open. thank you guys so much. i'm still having a very good evening. 19 year old olivia rodrigo took home 3 awards, including 4 best pop vocal and best new artist. this is my biggest dream come true . thank you so much. don't say amidst all the singing and dancing. there was a somber note, struck by a video appearance with eye ukrainian president followed amir zalinski, our musicians where body armor instead of 16 or they seem to

u. s cities.ows most middle class families still cannot afford a home in san francisco. households earning between 80 to $165,000 a year classified as middle income in this area, researchers found just 24% of homes sold in san francisco in 2019, or price for middle class buyers could afford them. and new figures show the number of homes for sale in san francisco has reached an 11 year . seasonal high, the real estate tracking website socket site reports. there are now 50% more homes on the market than there were this time of year prior to the pandemic. that's more than double the number that were in early april, 2015 and according to zillow, the median home price in san francisco is close to $1.6 million. the new members of san francisco school board are reaching out to the community to try to share their vision for the city schools. i do think we need to. we need to flip the script. we need to get people excited about the district. we have fantastic educators. we have lisa wiseman, ward lane, mod

u. s cities just since the beginning of this year . 18 years ago. the police shared this photo of 29 year old officer isaac espinoza. this was on social media over the weekend and said, we have not forgotten you. espinosa was shot and killed after responding to a call of a suspicious person in the bayview district back in april of 2004. he had been an eight year veteran of the police force. 4 38 is the time back over to steve paulson, who says a little bit of rain and maybe more later this week looks like thursday and again. saturday is the way it's looking here. you know when it's a dryer, though, you're hesitant to jump that far. we'll get some today. the wind has been the big story here starting yesterday. it wasn't so much saturday, but sunday began to crank up and there was some reporting gusts up. they're all saying, especially at not diablo and mount st alina 77 75 mph. sfo was cranked up as well. 58 mph, then only 36 at fairfield, half moon bay and there as well. in san jose 30. there was easily gust 30 plus from any locations.

u. s cities, but new research shows most middle class families still cannot afford home in san francisco households earning between 80 to $165,000 a year classified as a middle income in this area, and researchers found just 24% of homes sold in san francisco in 2019. fell into price brackets that middle class buyers can afford. new figures show the number of homes for sale in san francisco has reached an 11 year. seasonal high, the real estate tracking website socket site reports. there are now 50% more homes on the market than they were at this time of the year before the pandemic. that's more than double the number there were in april of 2015. according to zillow, the median home price in san francisco is close to get this $1.6 million. property owners in marin county have until monday to pay the second installment of their property taxes for the past year, according to the marina. independent journal property tax bill sent out in september total $1.26 billion, up more than 3% than the previous year. tax roll growth is based on property valuations, general obligation bonds and parcel

u. s cities since just the beginning of this year. 7 38 in tact, memento one week after that deadly mass shooting , their community members marched to the capitol demanding an end to gun violence harm. police in ended with six people dead. 12 people heard the marchers say the time is now to do something about gun violence. this is my city, you know, and i care. i'm a native. this is we are sacramento and we need to start taking action. police believe five shooters fired at least 100 gunshots. that crime scene is also now a memorial 7 38. we've had some traffic problems we sure have today and as we sort of approach the height of the morning commute, so where do you want to start? while the worst traffic problem in the bay area and there are a lot this is saying a lot 37 from vallejo to novato because of an earlier crash 37 it looks like the crash me they icon has gone. does that mean the crash has gone? we'll see. i'll run that down for you, but you can see the traffic is still very slow. let's get to some other things. how we forge sl

u. s cities are seeing an uptick in crime, raising calls for more support for law enforcement. over the weekend, two teen boys were killed and dozens injured and three mass shootings around the country. in new york city. overall crime has increased about 44% since the start of the year. and in chicago. it's up 36% in south carolina. two separate shootings, one at a bar and one at a shopping mall injured 23 people this weekend. yesterday pittsburgh police say hundreds of people were at a house party when shots were fired, killing 2 17 year olds and injuring many more. the uptick in crime, prompting calls for more law enforcement support. the people in the community or suffering, so we want to go out there and do their job. people want to call 911 to make sure cops coming. yesterday in new york city mayor eric adams said that progressive politics or at least partly to blame for the nationwide crime surge we've seen over the last few years. air travel sword this holiday weekend. we're taking a live look right now at sfo were more than 160,000 people departed security checkpoints f

u. s cities, plus jury selection begins in a high profile defamation case some more in blanchard in virginia, the latest on the suit between actor johnny depp and actress amber heard and changes have settled in across the bay area. we did have that rain this morning as you can see now as we look out to the oakland estuary. a lot of sunshine out there, but it's cool out and we're gonna have more rain later this week, have more rain later this week, steve paulson will have the want more from your vitamin brand? get more with nature's bounty. from the first-ever triple action sleep supplement... to the only 24-hour vitamin c to heart-healthy support every day. get more with nature's bounty. i'm 53, but in my mind i'm still 35. that's why i take osteo bi-flex, to keep me moving the way i was made to. it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long term. osteo bi-flex. available at your local retailer and club. fory shooting from over the weekend. this happened early saturday morning, right near eric, cord and canada way, police say a 43 year old man was shot multiple times and died there at

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u. s. because we're hearing that several people have been shot in a metro station in the u. s. city of new york. the incident taken place in 36 street station that's in brooklyn, firefighters have been dispatched to the sea and falling reports of smoke at that particular station. let's get an update with a correspond gabriel is on to is joining us from from new york. i believe gabriel, just please tell us what you've heard about the shooting in the metro. well, this information is just coming in to us in the last few minutes. so we're still trying to gather the most reliable information that we have. but we can confirm that multiple people have been shot in a subway station in brooklyn. it's the 36th street station. it's in the sunset park area. a brooklyn condos might be familiar, unclear on how many people have been shot. but it appears like it's definitely more than one multiple is what we're hearing from from folks there in the new york department and fire department, have all been dispatched there several dozen different vehicles that are there responding. no official work from

u. s. cities that reportedly have the most employees who enjoy working from home. a week as much as an 11% pay raise. meantime google now appears to be leading the way for bay area megacorporations debris employees back into the office. many workers are heading back to the company's headquarters in mountain view this week. after working from home since the start of the pandemic, google executives say they want as many employees as possible to return to the office full time, but it appears most of those workers hope to be on a so called hybrid scheduled at least for now. we are seeing very consistently that most employers say three days a week and the office is going to be the new norm and that they estimate about two thirds of their workforce will come in on those tuesday. wednesday thursday dates well, there may be one major downside title working from home. some employment experts say hybrid workers may be at a disadvantage when it comes to pay raises and promotions. and bosses are more likely to promote employees who are working in the office. full time, however

and russian president vladimir putin has claim victory and the besieged city of mario pulled. the u. s. administration says, however, there is no evidence that russian forces completely control the city. a small force of ukrainian soldiers is still holding out in the as of style. steel clamped at that from ne, daniel winter. as of next here on the channel with your business updates rember, you can always get the latest news on our website, d, w dot com. again. josh i'm just kinda, i think that's hard and in the end is a me, you are not a lot us to you anymore. we will send you back. are you familiar with this with the smudges reliance of it? what's your story. ready i mean wasn't, i wasn't women, especially victims of violence in.

u. tortures prisoners, ukrainian secret services use of torture in prisons has been previously covered by the united nations. amnesty international. according to their reports, the s b u, as a number of compounds in several cities across ukraine, where people of allegedly been unofficially detained, unfortunate having pro russian views. we spoke to the author of the report done. cohen who said such practices should have consequences. we need to see reporters asking lensky, where are these prisoners who have been disappeared? and we never, and we've never heard from again. and if they've been killed or tortured, as they obviously have their need to be, these are, these are crimes that need to be, there needs to be accountability for them. this sort of torture fits a geo political agenda in support of the united states and european union against russia. and so well the u. s. and you claim to be supporting democracy and, and for freedom it's obvious that you know, anyone who's unlucky enough to end up in one of these torture prisons may not come out alive. so there's a very clear double standard, and this has nothing to do with human rights or democracy. it's all about us. empire. meanwhile, in serbia, thousands o

u. s cities. across the country more than 40% of workers were back in the office last week.ployees to live and work from anywhere in the united states. the company made the announcement after claiming to have just had the most productive two year period in the company's history, all while working remotely. airbnb is also allowing employees to live and work in many places around the world as long as they don't spend more than 90 days in one country, san francisco based company has more than 200 job openings right now. and in a statement, airbnb said companies will be at a significant disadvantage. if they limit their talent pool to a commuting radius around their offices. the best people live everywhere. happening today. single game tickets go on sale for the warriors. western conference semifinals. warriors insiders are expected to receive information to take part in a pre sale event to this afternoon before the general public and buy those tickets. fans will be able to buy single game tickets for the western conference semis at j center exclusively online at warriors .com.

u. s. united u. s. epa and she came to my city to say and to talk about community a community visiting and what we're going to be the things that she wanted to work on. and she pulled to the side she's you know you work tomorrow i'll just she's right. she said you know the mission of the epa it's actual mission statement. is to protect human health and the environment that's what the organization is designed and supposed to do. and so after that that actually was my advantage to working for the epa later on down the line it ended up being the result ministry- for the southeast region and it came because we were trying to move to a place where you have community facing work for community problems on climate and the environment. a lot of the problem. going back to that lands. because of the let. people see the environmental working as colored then it doesn't allow for solutions that people can come to because it's not grounded in things like cultural compasses competency and actual realistic. outcomes if there's anything that being a mayor and being a real- i regional ministry- has taught me is that you had

u. s city to adapt vision zero initiative to reduce those traffic deaths.hose those deaths, unfortunately, are still happening. so what work do you specifically see that needs to be done? what are some of those solutions? i think there's three areas that we need to focus on at the city and i would say their education, infrastructure and enforcement. you see, you just showed that sign of vision. zero and speed speed is the number one reason that people are dying on our streets if, uh, if drivers would slow down, then the fatalities would be decreased. the other thing, so we need to make sure that we're able to control the speed limits on our streets. there are some state led just slay shin that allows us to reduce some speed limits, but we need to advocate to be able to have the flexibility to slow down our streets. we through enforcement we need to hire and, uh, promote more traffic enforcement units to keep our streets safe and slow down the traffic. then we need to educate and install it. infrastructure that will narrow our streets and narrowing streets h

city of murder. you pull, appears to be entering a decisive phase. u. s. military analysts say russian forces are nearing full control of the city, closing in on trap ukrainian forces. russia says it's killed or captured almost $100.00 ukrainian troops attempting to escape overnight matter. you pull has been pounded by russian strikes for weeks, killing up to 20000 residents. according to the local mayor, civilians are expected to attempt to evacuate by car. today, along one of several negotiated humanitarian car doors, the cities full wood gave russia complete control of the sea, of as odds, coastline, and connect its forces in ukraine, south and east. and meanwhile, ukraine and western nations are investigating allegations that russian forces may have used chemical weapons in matter. you pull, the claim was made by the as of battalion, a ukrainian military group with far right. members, it said a russian drone had dropped a poisonous substance on troops and civilians causing respiratory and other problems. russia has denied the claim. ukrainian presiden

as russian forces in circle city, u. s. president jo biden's calling on congress to approve a ukrainian aid package worth more than $30000000000.00. biden says washington has no choice but to back ukraine, regardless of the financial cost. those the headline stay with us. the people versus age, an orange continues. now i'm with when oh, when we started the litigation, this became a real david and goliath back because we had the u. s. the whole us attorney's office representing the federal government and the largest law firm in the state of oregon, representing i, a fe which is a front group for the chemical manufacturers and for timbers sprayers the far service had been unwilling to do any kind of community health survey after the spring to see if anybody wasn't fact being harm. it was simply saying our chemicals aren't harming anybody, but it wasn't looking to see if they were harmed. and it was very stunning. you know that they would spray an area and within a month that miscarried drape and what they call spontaneous ab

u. s cities across the country more than 40% of workers were back in the office last week.ited states. the company made the announcement after claiming to have just had the most productive two year period in the company's history. all while working remotely. airbnb is also allowing employees to live and work in many places around the world as long as they don't spend more than 90 days in one country. the san francisco based company has more than 200 job openings right now, in a statement, airbnb says quote companies will be at a significant disadvantage if they limit their talent pole to a commuting radius around their offices. the best place to live. the best people live everywhere. alright time is 6 45, pam. you know this today is arbor day? yes ooh, that did. clara county wants to plant 1000 trees at school campuses. the goal is to improve what's called tree desert and also give young people a sense of environmental stewardship today is dedicated to preserving and planting trees. nice a lot of people might head to the gardening store today. mm hmm. all right. a lot of pe

welcome to the program. russia's assaults on the besieged port city of mario paul appears to be entering a decisive phase. u. s. military analysts say russian forces are nearly in full control of the city and closing n on trapped ukrainian forces. rush, assess it, killed or captured nearly $100.00 ukrainian troops attempting to escape over night . russian strikes have been pounding merry off all for weeks killing more than 21000 residents according to the met. capturing the port would give russia complete control of the sea, of as of coastline and connected forces in ukraine, south and east of d. w correspondent, nick conley is in ukraine, 2nd largest city hockey. and i started off by asking him about the situation there was he can see her give his basically a shadow of it for myself. it's 5 pm here and it's totally empty. just a few passes by occasionally visible on the streets behind me, the regional government headquarters that was destroyed in a russian missile attack from the beginning of this war. and the russian soldiers are still very close within a few dozen kilometers where i'm standing now. so unluc

san francisco ranked as the fifth readiest city of the u. s last year. hat's according to one pest control company. but officials say rep birth control is helping curb the rep pollution in the city. the recreation and parks department has seen success by adding contra passed a rat burrows as part of its pest management efforts. contra pest is a fatty liquid, the rats ingest. it targets their reproductive capabilities in both male and female rats. we describe it as a bit of a milkshake for rats. they love the stu's got lots of, so this the mixture itself is very tasty to the rats. and rats actually have to consume a very high percent of their body weight in liquids every day, so it also makes our bait particularly good when there's a lot of food source around for the rats because they'll actually go to the contra past because they need to consume liquid. the city started using contra passed in 2019 and parks as an alternative to toxic chemicals and expanded its use during the pandemic when the rat population increased. francisco mayor london breed and comm

u. s city to reinstate its indoor mask mandate because of it.ng a mask in crowded indoor areas. starting on monday, maths will no longer be required within the oakland unified school district, a district memo sent to students and their families as the mask mandate inside schools and other campus facilities. ends on monday. however officials add that they are still strongly recommending that students and staff continue to wear those face coverings. the memo also said there is always the possibility that they would need to revert to require an indoor masks if they do receive new guidance from public health officials. alright everybody is talking about the weather outside. roberta gonzalez is here. roberto. i got to use my umbrella for the first time in a long time today, walking in just duck and cover. can i see it? i just want to know what it looks like. yeah, this is the first real rainfall this season. in fact, we will receive more rain in the month of april than we did in the entire months. of january, february and march, combined. certainly n

u. s military. wonderful well. the city of berkley is considering a petition to grant landmark status to the california theater . the theater closed at the beginning of the pandemic two years ago. the family that has owned the building for more than 4 100 years rather did not renew the lease with the chain landmark theaters last year, which was operating the theater space. berkeley side reports that the owners have told the city that they are considering selling the property to a new owner who would turn the theater into housing. the current owners say that landmark status would help ensure portions of the historic building are preserved. this weekend. our special show voices for change returns in this episode, ktvu greg lee discusses diversity and art and entertainment, including the historic academy awards win for the movie coda and its impact on the deaf community. i think my message for the deaf community is what we've always known is that we can we can achieve anything we want, uh, this. you know this oscar when and by

and the fighting continues also in the eastern city of car keith. but a u. s. defense visual says russia has made no major gains that well ukraine's the 2nd largest city has been ruined by the ongoing assault. but it's fighting back, some people might find the images in a bag report from outside cookies. distressing. there's only death here. bodies of young russian soldiers lying unclaimed, apparent victims of poor tactics, or so the ukrainians tell us which in the same neighborhood by e are part of the it was very intensify and our guys had high morale. a special peroration was planned together with a 92nd brigade. they flanked this position and then clear to the russians had poured defensive positions, save the enemies, exposing them to ukrainian artillery. this was a russian defensive line or the long hair. you have what leftover of this intense battle burnt out. tanks, weapons left behind grenades. they didn't even have time to take some of their data. everywhere we look, they are signs of battle and fear of chemical attack. ukrainian soldiers, salvage wha

city on wednesday through a humanitarian cargo. west of ours are imposing war sanctions on russia. the u. s. is unveiled sanctions against russian financial institutions and 2 of president letting me putins daughters. the biden administration is also accusing a russian billionaire of trying to evade sanctions against him. the 1st action we are announcing today is the unsealing of an indictment charging russian oligarch, constantine mouth, f with sanctions violations, as the indictment charges the treasury department previously identified. melissa, as one of the main sources of financing for russians promoting separatism in crimea, and for providing material support for the so called don't ask people's republic. the 2nd action we are announcing today is a disruption of a global bot. net controlled by the russian military intelligence agency, commonly known as the g r you. yesterday, together with our german law enforcement partners, we seized the russia affiliated high drop dark that mot market. the world's largest legal market place on the dark web. women 20 people who've been injured in ant

fight. us says that russian troops dropped a poisonous substance on the besieged city of maria pole using a drone. the u. s. and the u. k. have already started investigations, as you know, we have seen the use of chemical weapons, sir, by the russians and previous wars. however, the origin of the current sir, allegations seem to come from the so called us is of regiment. it's a para military group of fighting in a mario poll fighting to defense the city. but they have also been allegations in the past that among those are fighters are radical right wing extremists and even some neo nazis. so at the moment or president zalinski, as we heard sir said, that's a use of chemical weapons, is a possibility, but he hasn't confirmed it yet. yet. what do you know about the situation in maria for right now. the situation is disastrous sir. the city is almost completely destroy, it's a very so heavy urban warfare going on, the is the russians seem to have been and had to have made some advances. recently, the humanitarian situation is a disaster of our hundreds of, of dead bodies on the streets. the mayor said that th