u. s. federal judges rejected donald trump's attempt to have civil more suits, filed against him. dismiss, just ruled the former president does not have absolute immunity and is accountable for his role in inciting the capitol hill right on january 6th, 2021. the ruling on presidential powers and free speech is likely to be appealed. those are the headlines we're back with more in half. there is no channel that covers world views like we do. the scale of this camp is like nothing you've ever seen. but we want to know, how do these things are people we revisit please day, even when there are no international headline houses, there are really invest in that. and that's a privilege as a journalist. dish ah good. ah ah these florence is one of the most amazing places in the world. he's very, very diverse. you can have a 1000000 questions every time that you go to the forest. busy busy you many of you have. busy all the ph. d 's that you once you're still level 0 when it comes to the forest. for me, tha

u. s. federal judge has rejected. donald trump's attempt to have the courts dismiss civil lawsuits filed against him. judge rule the former president does not have absolute immunity and is accountable for his role in inciting the capitol hill riot on january 6th last year. jumps, lawyers are likely to appealed, would. oh, this is al jazeera, these are the top stories. now the u. s. president says he's convinced russia has made the decision to invade ukraine. joe biden said, intelligence suggested it could happen in the coming days. make no mistake. if russia pursues his plans, it will be responsible for catastrophic and needless or of choice. united states and our allies are prepared to defend every inch of nato territory from any threat to our collective security as well. we also will not send troops in to fight in ukraine, or we will continue to support ukrainian people, separatist leaders in east in ukraine. se civilians are being moved to russia from dan yet. scanlan france. they blamed an incr

u. s. federal trade commission says it will perform an antitrust review of microsoft's proposed acquisition of call of duty maker activision blizzard. the $68000000000.00 deal was announced last week. the f t c wants to see whether the takeover will harm competition. the german government has rejected a proposed multi 1000000000 euro takeover of german way for maker cell tronic by taiwan global waivers. by failing to act before the approval deadline of both companies make so called wafers. the roughly one millimeter thick sheets of silicon necessary for the manufacturing of semiconductors. those of course, being the backbone of the global technology sector. berlin's review as part of a recent law allowing the government to analyze 4 and takeovers involving sensitive or critical technologies. in a joy now by did he cursed and taught low. she's a senior fellow at the german council on foreign relations and author of a book on china's relations with europe and technology transferred. did he welcome to

u. s. consumer prices rose 6 point one percent last month compared with a year ago. the u. s. federal reserve has said it will stick with its plan to raise interest rates next month, despite uncertainty posed by russia's invasion of ukraine. for more now we go to new york and our financial correspondent, james sweeney. james, we saw a bit of optimism returning today. can you walk us through this? believe it or not, optimism is back on wall street. just look at the markets today after falling more than 800 points into the yesterday. only the stage elite recovery. today the markets rose more than a 100 points and actually stayed there. this coming despite, as you said, a high cor inflation report. what cor inflation was up 5.2 percent. and if you're wondering what pushed the market is higher today, it was the kremlin, reportedly saying that bruton is ready to send the delegation to bellows for negotiations with ukraine. now this also comes as russia's closing in, on kia, but also as a global leaders continued to discuss the role of sanctions. but it's that specific headline or russian d

u. s. federal reserve has said it will stick with its plan to raise interest rates next month, despite uncertainty posed by russia's invasion of ukraine. for more now we go to new york and our financial correspondent, james sweeney. james, we saw a bit of optimism returning to day. can you walk us through this? believe it or not. optimism is back on wall street. just look at the market today after falling more than 800 points intra day yesterday on the stage a lead recovery. today the markets rose more than a 100 points and actually stayed there. this coming despite, as you said, a high court inflation report what court inflation was up 5.2 percent. and if you're wondering what pushed the market, fired today, it was the kremlin, reportedly thing that is ready to send the delegation to beller rues for negotiations with ukraine. now this also comes as russia is closing in on kia and also with global leaders continue to discuss from rolla sanction. but it's that specific headline or russian delegation

u. s. federal judges rejected donald trump's attempts to have civil law suits father against him. dismissed judge rule before president does not have absolute immunity and is accountable for his role in inciting the capitol hill right to january 6th last year. those are the headlines were backing off now. ah, there is no such thing as a clean. the wall wall allows every kind of i trust that rape is a shocking, but increasing the common consequence of wall collateral damage. a side effect of the fight. but there's evidence that it is now used as a military strategy of all war crimes. draven is the most difficult to cover. make it the perfect cry. in bosnia, lawanda, that democratic republic of congo and syria, women and children have usually been the main targets. but in pre and post revolution, libya, it's men who often been the main victims. but no one has ever been able to prove me who can leave you rate is it subject mentioned the word and silence prevail. one woman did speak out in public in ma

u. s. federal reserve bank in new york . hill. ask a judge for permission to put half of that into a trust fund for humanitarian relief in afghanistan. the other half will be used to compensate the families of $911.00 victims. some economists say the plan will do more harm than good. they argued strips afghanistan of resources that could be used to stabilize its economy. all right, joining me now our, our guests in falls church, virginia is david sidney, senior associate for the center for strategic and international studies. david is a former us deputy assistant secretary of defense for afghanistan in cobble is pauline ballman, afghanistan, country director for the norwegian refugee council. and in milan is harun where he, me, assistant professor of law at the american university of afghanistan. a warm welcome to you all and thanks so much for joining us on the program today. harun, let me start with you. i saw your twitter feed after this news was announced about these negative order. and one of the things you wrote, you said th

u. s. federal judge has rejected donald trump's attempt to have the courts dismiss civil lawsuits filed against him. the judge ruled, the former president does not have absolute immunity and is accountable for his role in inciting the capitol hill right. on january 6th, 2021 trumps lawyers are likely to appeal to ruling ah, this is al jazeera, let's get around. now the top stores, u. s. president says he is convinced russia has made the decision to invade ukraine . joe biden said intelligence suggested it could happen in the coming days. make no mistake. if russia pursues his plans, it will be responsible for catastrophic and needless or a choice. united states and our allies are prepared.

u. s. federal holiday president. stay ok. let's thank you very much for that reaction from across the atlantic. that's our t correspondent, caleb and thank you. i'm also joined live now to flesh out this story even further by george. some wiley, who the senior research fellow at the global policy institute in london, george, welcome very much the program savings. what do you expect key every reaction to be to the recognition of the dna on the well, of course, they're not going to be happy, but they don't really have too many options because because they would love to try to use the military pause. but since nato has already ruled out going in on behalf of with military force. 2 i mean that ukraine would be left alone to face the military might of russia, which is of course out of the question. so that's the end of that. and of course it was inevitable that. 1 1 this would happen and the ukraine would indeed find it. so in this situation. 1 it's actually losing, it's sarah for an already having too many options of sleep. now,

u. s. federal holiday presidents de ukrainian president. volume is the landscape has slammed the kremlin for breaking the minsk agreements. the statement came dreams just to the nation, just always after the russian recognition of the dom bus republics. the landscape stress that kia still considers done yes and against it territories. while noting that the states won't give anything to anyone. the president also stressed that ukrainians have no reason for concern as the state borders securely protected out into the government's will lights only in a peaceful manner. the recognition of the independence of the 2 regions has given resident something to celebrate though, amid the terrifying daily ordeal of sheltering from shelling. all correspondence, rodriguez de brings is the latest on life in the just recognised republic of dun yeske. there is still a lot of tension in his curfew now, the snow without in the streets, but as flat mapleton declares, russia's recognition the question would recognize th

u. s. federal judge has rejected. donald trump's attempt to have the courts dismiss civil law suits filed against him. judge rule, the former president does not have absolute immunity and is accountable for his role in inciting the capitol hill riot on january 6th, last year, champs lawyers are likely to appealed wound. oh, this is edge is here that these are the top stories now the u. s. president says he's convinced russia has made the decision to.

u. s. federal reserve starts to raise interest rates next month. it will set a ceiling for mexico due to the fact that he said their monetary policy can not be independent of the u. s. and here in the united states, the dow, the nasdaq, and the s n p are all in the red for the 2nd week in a row. for his part, the dow dropped over $250.00 points on friday after thursday marked its worst day since november. kenton, with russia have made investors even more concerned about the state of the economy . and tech stocks also took a hit, leaving the losses for the s and b as an estimated $2.00 trillion dollars. an options expired on friday. and finally, over to canada, where the t s x is down falling over 2 percent for the week concerns over the impact of the ongoing trucker protests in the nation's capital, have a lead lawmakers to call for an increase crackdown. after nearly 3 weeks, police began arresting demonstrators on friday, while the government confirmed it is sanctioned at least 34 crypto wallets that they believe are being used to fund protesters

u. s . federal reserve appears ready to begin raising interest rates in a bit to ease inflation. now, minutes from the feds, the latest recent meeting show some officials had expressed concerns of her financial stability, saying that loose monetary policy could be posing as substantial risk. now they indicated that interest rate hikes are likely on the way very soon. and the fed is also looking to shed the trillions of dollars in bonds on the central bank balance sheet. to joining us now discuss his blue bus coach, spent swan and christy i. christy, i want to start with you on this. i mean, fed officials agreed last month that surging inflation and incredibly tight labor market could warrant a faster than expected pace of interest rate hikes. this year that appears to be happening. so how fast will rates go up? it is still unclear and policy makers still have not provided an exact timeline for the interest re liftoff, but they have hinted that it could take place during their meeting on march 15th. so there is anything concrete, but i think it's safe to say that the bottom line i

u. s. federal holiday. quite an interesting turn of events, there is bound to be more reaction from the united states to these moves from russia, or what we understand there has been a meeting going on at the white house with the leaders of the pentagon leaders of the intelligence agency, common harris national security advisors, as well as the president himself. they've all been convened and meeting behind closed doors around the clock today as these moves have developed. so we'll be keeping you updated as more information comes in as there is more of a us response. kayla. thank you very much for giving us that reaction over in america. yes, we waiting very much for that response onto correspondent kelly moping. thank you. meanwhile, tens of thousands of don bus residents have been fleeing the region of the crisis escalates. all correspondent don court is one of the many temporary housing facilities sets up to accommodate the evacuees is just after the evacuation was declared, actually the rust of

u. s. federal judge has rejected donald trump's attempt to have civil lawsuits filed against him, dismissed. the judge ruled the former president does not have absolute immunity and is accountable for his role during the capitol hill abroad on january the 6th last year. the ruling on presidential powers and free speech is likely to be appealed against by trumps lawyers. before you as a police officer convicted of manslaughter, optically a black man during a traffic stop has been sentenced to 16 months in prison. kimberley potter will then serve a further 8 months on supervised release. porter said she mistook her gun for a taser before shooting. dante writes in minneapolis last april and i'll never be able to forgive you for what you stolen from us. i won't be listening and don't mistake any of my words. because we can't afford the defendant to make any more mistakes. because name as dante, demetrius right. more than 2000 soldiers and police in miramar have joined the resistance movement since last

u. s. federal judge has rejected donald trump's attempt to have civil lawsuits filed against him, dismissed. the judge ruled the former president does not have absolute immunity and is accountable for his role during the capitol hill riot. on january 6th of 2021, the ruling on presidential powers and free speech is likely to be appealed by trumps lawyers. 6 african countries have been chosen to establish their own m r n a vaccine production. the world health organization says the move aims to ensure africa can make its own vaccines to fight covered 90 and other diseases in the future. the baka has more from brussels and go over the vaccine inequality between europe and africa. cost a long shadow over this landmark summit from the offset less than 12 percent of africans, a double vaccinated compared to 71 percent of europeans. but it's home to new agreement announced on friday to ship technology needed to produce ammo and aid jobs in africa. we dress the balance today. i'm delighted to announce the

u. s. congressman tom emma cited privacy issues and legislation that he introduced that would prohibit the u. s. federal reserve from issuing a central bank digital currency directly to individuals as he right to be concerned . well, there's already set up for this privacy protection from the got one to one needs about such a digital wallet. so as, as is explanatory, they are a whole different tiers of a level information that's required for your digital word. but, you know, addition to that, like compared with using a card, especially for foreigners like. so 1st of all, the information required is very little and the government would try to provide your privacy on anom to when you conduct the transactions and 2nd novel compared to like using race, al must car to inside china did. the information would be transacted among individuals to more chance are human backing. this financial systems would be off similar levels. so there shouldn't be so much cassandra or rock bands and of course cash be the most dollars matters. but go ahead with the come with how begins brought by these e c and wide. so i should

u. s. federal regulator, he's joining us live from minneapolis via zoom. good to have you. we're the so thank you very much indeed. and what's driving this change? overwhelmingly, it's supply chain problems and as you pointed out, energy opec decided to exercise some of that power and increase the price of oil. but in the us context, it's particularly supply chain disruption. how do you take the heat out of a situation like this? well, the, it isn't she, dear me, that metaphor usually is when you're talking about there's just way too much demand in the economy. and you are, you know, the supposedly chasing dollars type of stuff because that's not what we have here for an automobile. modern automobile has 30000 parts. roughly. tesla's mar, 3 has 10000 unique parts. if one of those parts is disrupted, you can't make the automobile, typically one of those unique carts. and that's what you're experiencing when you have that. then people bid up the price of the remaining manufacturers, and that's why the biden ministration thinks it's going to ease by the end of the year. and be

u. s. federal prison due to links to drug trafficking. and yes, president members did enjoy a close relationship with the obama white house and with the trump administration. but many of the security analysts that we've spoken to the political experts in honduras say that because the united states has this sort of unofficial tradition of not pursuing legal action against sitting presidents, especially those that are considered allies of the united states. us authorities were simply waiting for the moment that president at an end is term in office was over for the united states to pursue extradition, which is what we're seeing play out now. i know rafa, thank you very much indeed. if he appears parliament has voted for an early end to 6 months, state of emergency, it was declared in november when rebels from the northern to grey region, the 2nd to march on the capital at his habit. they've since retreated and security has improved. state of emergency was supposed to last until may. united nations is welcome to move. it is also calling for

u. s soccer federation, and it goes to the women to the tune of $24 million. that's their settlement.t resolves all the litigation, and from here on out , the women will be paid commensurate with what the men soccer team makes. that's great news. megan rapinoe. and alex morgan chime in. it is a huge win for us for women's sports for women in general, and it's a moment that we can all celebrate right now. you know, the justice comes in the next generation. never having to go through what we went through it. it's equal pay across the board from here on out, and i'm looking forward to continuing to grow the sport. great news, love the hair and you do need to check this out this week include high school basketball in norfolk, virginia . this is evan randall with a three pointer, but that's not the story. as you see a flip at the end, the key to that is team was down by 40 points. 22 that's the sporty figure. what the heck sanders even given an sanders even given an understanding how we doin'? it's the most stressful day of the year for claire -- our anniversary. she tends to leave her gif

u. s. central bank, the federal reserve or raise rates as early as march the u. s. a set a trial, a program or migrant. some refugees call to the border with mexico were placed into so called home curfew. it's deemed to be a cheaper alternative than detention centers, but the move has been criticized by rights groups. rob ronald supports from los angeles is turned out in 2020 years. the cobra 19 pandemic rage migrants in the u. s. government detention facilities in california protested and went to court over dangerous conditions in a final settlement reached late last month. the federal immigration enforcement agency, ice and private for profit prison corporations agreed to safety, protections for detainees, including cobit vaccinations and limits on detainee populations, unsanitary conditions and indifferent gar that are rural county jail under contract with ice were experienced by immigration detainee and asylum seeker jo, me here, there was feces and you're. ready in and it was just bad situation. it was really hard for us to get clean supplies. we'd see some of

u. s. for example, the federal reserve clearly indicated they don't consider the installation to be only temporary driven by corona, all white energy prices is because basically a to fast growing economy. and therefore interest rates will be increased, most likely. and my concern is, the u. s. has a key role here. if the fat is going to increase interest rate, this will of course, increase the capital costs globally on the market. and that will increase costs also for emerging economies like argentina, developing countries like in africa when it comes to refinancing next. so lank as economy has been in crisis for most of the pandemic with prices spiraling every day, items are getting more expensive. but now a new rule about fertilizers in the country is making even locally made staples. how to come by. pre on the roger boxer from sri lanka has been a rice farmer for 25 years. the whole time he relied on artificial fertilizers, but many people have gotten ill recently, and the government suspects a connection to the chemicals being used in agriculture. 6 months ago the fertilizers were banned somet

u. p. s, for example, or federal express to the united to, to russia. but over all, obviously, russia is the closer to the reopen union. and also the tycer are bigger than here. 2, most corporations in the united states. okay, so far more exposure to russia from european businesses, compared to u. s. businesses. but what are we seeing from markets in the financial hub of the world? frankly? well, i mean us, some investors clearly are nervous and jumpy at this point, but so far, lots of have been limited to. the best example is last week by mid last week that the s and p 500 had last about pipe and a half percent within 34 trading days. and then all of a sudden we saw the biggest come back in september 2008. so since the midst of the financial crisis, and actually last week, the s and p 500 for the week, even traded to the upside by point 8 percent. if you look at monday session, we had blue chips down by more than 500 points at some point at the end of the day . and only us talks, we're down in the dodge on industrial average by a good 160 points. so yo

u. s. and cautions of a federal law. well, it's not our task to m to interpret intelligence m. so we now know that preparations are still going on and tensions are still high. the dangerous a silvery, a high at the training border for germany has followed a dual track approach, which means with a credible returns, we want to avoid war by stepping up efforts for diplomacy and for a peaceful solution for the conflict. then i think that it's a very, a strong signal that would have throats with drug forgive and to moscow next week in order to bring about some progress in the non deform it. the only existing framework we have is the minsk agreement, which was by the way, a very much negotiated with the help of fund by the shy my at the time. and so we want to play this media to role as guarantor a state of demand searching them in the next weeks or so that we can avoid another military question of from russia against refrain. now how useful last question perhaps, is it for germany currently to have as it's old and new president, somebody who's as experienced as frank? i touched on m

u. p. s. for example, or federal express to the and i a to, to russia button over all, it's obviously a russia so closer to the european union. and also the tycer are a bigger than, i'm here to most corporations in the united states. okay, so far more exposure to russia from european businesses, compared to u. s. businesses. but what are we seeing from markets in the financial hub of the world? frankly? well, i mean us, some investors clearly are nervous and jumpy at this point. but so far, lots of have been limited to the best example is last week by mid last week that the s and p 500 had last about pipe and a half percent within 3 for the trading days. and then all of a sudden we saw the biggest come back since september 2008. so since the midst of the financial crisis, and actually last week, the s and p 500 for the week even traded to the upside by point 8 percent. if you look at mondays session, we had blue chips down by more than 500 points at some point at the end of the day . and only us talks, we're down in the dow jones industrial average by a good 160 points. so you see big moves th

u. s. the federal report finds that more than 100,000 people die from overdoses. in a 12 month period ending last april. that is an increase of 28.5% from the year before. a bipartisan congressional commission is suggesting five pillars for government action, including reducing the demand for illegal drugs and disrupting their supply. the vast majority of fentanyl in the us comes from mexico. we know that drugs are being smuggled across the border every single day. there's not a day that goes by where i don't talk to parent, a child, a loved one, a friend of someone who has been lost. the department of justice says it is now considering allowing the use of supervised injection sites where people can use heroin and other narcotics narcotics, which train staff on hand to reverse overdoses. here in california state senator scott wiener has authored a bill to develop overdose prevention programs through supervised sites in san francisco, oakland and los angeles. an investigation is underway into an early morning fire near san jose state university. it broke out in a v

u. s. soccer federation is said, it's now committed to an e court rates of paper. both the national teams, the women's team off, it will top rank side and the reining will champions. i think we are really in the midst of an incredible turning point and women's sports. i think we're all going to look back on this moment with incredible pride. i know for us as a team and for all the players that this lawsuit represented, this is just one step in furthering our support and getting the, the respect and the attention that we deserve. but if you're not paying attention to this right now, what's happening and as far as your sleeping on the whole thing. but we've been talking to nancy and editor of give me support women about the why does significance of this settlement? the fight for equal paven spool has been going on for decades and decades. so i think for them to you know, i think the thing to remember as well is that they all the best women's international team in the world. they've won well cups. they've won a limp it gold medal, and the fact that they're not really

u. s. s. r, she's used the russian federation as a point of reference in a potent asserted that russia today has a rightful claim to all territories, all territories from the russian empire. the same russian empire from before, the soviet union, from over a 100 years ago. that includes all of ukraine, in essence, couldn't wants the world to travel back in time to time before the united nations, to a time when emperors rule the world is interesting in there just picking up on what you were saying, but how quickly it was like, right let's punish russia starting like minutes off the putins address to the nation last nights and the executive order that was signed by president biden. but, you know, it's very symbolic, wasn't it? because, you know, imposing sanctions on the break away regions, bonding us citizen for many new investment, trade finance. that doesn't really count for much because every few americans actually do business with those breakaway regions anyway. and also very interesting that you said that the focus is entirely on punishing russia and putting the sanctions on russia. but they

u. s. virgin can use federal powers to end the food a blockade. along the shared border. thousands of truck is have been protesting co restrictions by display disrupting the flow of cargo canadian problem to suggest intruder will hold a virtual meeting with opposition leaders to discuss ways out the crisis. john, the engine reports from port huron and michigan. ah, along the u. s. 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 has closed 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 trucker says the demonstrators have a point, everybody, ah, right, whatever. one of the i wanna die, i wanna d

s. the services a federal judge and the u. s. has rejected a plea, dale, for one of the men who murdered unarmed a black man on aubrey in the state of georgia. travis mc, michael was one of the 3 white men who chased and kill the 25 year old as a was out for running 2020 like michael is due to face trial next week on federal hate crime charges. he's admitted that he pursued aubrey because of his race. all 3 men convicted of march murdering aubrey happened sentenced to life in prison. it is exactly a year since man. most military sees control of the country and estimated 1500 people have been killed by security forces and 9000 arrested and protests against military rule. but as florence louis reports, resistance is still going strong and has been taking many different forms. o major demonstration, since the military to power have now been replaced by smaller, sporadic protests. protest is march quickly through yan gone before dispersing to avoid arrest. others have taken up arms, trading alongside ethnic armed groups in jungle cam

u. s. is urging canada to use federal powers to end the truckers protests that is blocked 3 major border crossings. truck drivers want the canadian government to scrap vaccine mandates for them. the blockade is forced factories on either side of the border to slow production due to shortages. and we can check in now on the latest developments in the pandemic. australians will now need to receive booster shots in order to be considered up to date with vaccinations against coven. 19 the netherlands is aiming to drop most of its co would restrictions by the end of this month. the government's had record infection levels, had a limited effect on hospitalization, numbers and the south china more morning post is reporting that china will support hong kong and dealing with its latest outbreak. the post reported that beijing would help hong kong testing capabilities and set up another quarantine facility at the winter olympics in beijing, 3 time gold metal, as john white was unable to make it 4 in a row after falling short in the final of the snowboard, half pipes, the american had dominated the event dur

u. s. is urging canada to use federal powers to end truckers protest that is blocked 3 major road crossings. truck drivers want the canadian government to scrap vaccine mandates for them. the blockade is forced factories on either side of the border to slow production due to shortages, theories are growing that libya unity government could be under threat following a rift over who should had that government. parliament appointed a new prime minister, bus being come in is refusing to seed power and still has the backing of the united nations. the development has raised the spectre of renewed conflict between rival factions, which divided libby up after a former dictator. wal mart, gadhafi was ousted and killed in 2011 o. a. arriving in tripoli, one of the 2 men who now claims to be libby as prime minister friday by a former interior minister, was voted in by the countries parliament on thursday. and has the backing of militia leaders in the countries east. why the libya is a democracy and that means the peaceful transfer power. i am confident that the government of national unity will be com

u. s. is urging candidate to use federal powers to end a 4 day blockade along the border. thousands of truck drivers in protesting against pandemic restrictions and disrupting the flow of goods. john hendrick reports from puerto and in michigan alone, 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 covered 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 has closed 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 diamond traffic, this trucker says the demonstrators have a point. everybody ah, right, whatever one of the i wanna die, i wanna die out of bed. i support him. you know? but i think it kind of sucks in all the traffic hearing on thursday the truckers opened another front blocking all lanes on manitoba

u. s. is urging candidate to use federal powers to end the truck is processed. that is blocked 3 major border crossings. and i was on the canadian government to scrap vaccine mandates. blockade has forced factors on both sides of the border to slow production because of a supply shortages. this is d, w. news live from balance still come. burleigh and berlin international film festival is back live and in person will bring you highlights from the opening night. featuring a new film film from french director francois for so france on the united states adjoining forces to push for a global agreement to protect the oceans from plastic pollution. i announce the initiative on the final day of the one ocean summit, the gathering of research as a business leaders on francis atlantic coast. the world is warming in the painter ice caps and melting nations. they are melting into filling with plastic review. but the w. w. f one, the substance is reached every part of the ocean definitely reach the point where the system is overloaded and where we enter or where we will be e