u. s. house committee holds a hearing on so called big oil to determine whether the country's largest companies are meeting climate commitments. this after the i m f, ones of serious global economic consequences following the russian invasion of ukraine. and as several nations tried to isolate russia from the world economy, with russian oil exports under fire. well, joining me now from chicago's economist, political scientist, professor james robinson of global conflict studies at the university of chicago harris school of public policy. thank you so much. sure. that professor robinson coming back on so away from obviously there was a bombing of yemen this week that the bombing of damascus this week. but there's only one story, obviously, as regards some. well, what's in your title of your um chair, vest, ship global. gov, the it is ukraine given now that a it appears mosque who may be cutting off energy supplies or threatening to, why didn't they just try that or to were avenge the 14000 killed

u. s. house committee holds a hearing on so called big oil to determine whether the country's largest companies are meeting climate commitments. this after the i m. f. ones of serious global economic consequences following the russian invasion of ukraine. and as several nations tried to isolate russia from the world economy, with russian oil exports under fire. well, joining me now from chicago's economist, political scientist, professor james robinson of global conflict studies at the university of chicago harris school of public.

u. s. house majority leader, semi hire is quoted as saying that law makers that appointed, discussing ways to ease the impact on prices of russian of russian energy bond. that's going to be key in the u. s. isn't it? because as you said, the u. s. is exposure if you're like to the russian oil, the energy market is fairly limited, but americans are still feeling the pinch of that trying to find ways of alleviating and balancing out those high prices at the pump is going to be key to the administration. yeah, we did hear from the chair of the federal reserve, jerome powell, in the last week or so. and he did discuss that. there are some things that can be done to mitigate that. one of them is raising interest rates, but it is a delicate dance in terms of trying to ease some of this pressure. and there's only so much that you can do. and so we're going to watch to see what is going to be done. but the, the bottom line and all of this is that american consumers are going to be paying higher prices fo

u. s. air base and then deliver them to ukraine. the u. s. house of representatives has approved a massive spending bill that includes $13600000000.00 of a do ukraine and european allies. the funds will cover the costs of sending us troops and weapons to eastern europe, as well as care for refugees. washington is warning of a potential chemical or biological weapons attack by russia and ukraine. it comes after moscow accused us of supporting a bio weapons program in ukraine. the bite and administration believes the accusation could be an attempt by the kremlin to justify such an attack. mcdonalds is closing more than $800.00 restaurants across russia in response to the countries invasion of ukraine. the fast food chain joins a long list of foreign companies, is spending operations in the country, including starbucks high nika, and coca cola. mcdonalds drew a huge crowds when it entered the soviet market back in 1994 summits americas unofficial embassy abroad. for others, it's a place to get a quick bite to eat. at least it was until mcdonalds annou

u. s. senate has now followed the u. s. house and has approved spending $13600000000.00 on aid to ukraine. that is quite a bit more than just what the president was even asking for just a couple of weeks ago. now, the money's going to be evenly split between humanitarian assistance and military assistance on the humanitarian front. it'll go to help refugees to provide food and health care on the military front. 3000000000 of that is going to go to the u. s. u . s. european command, that is the command that takes the lead in nato, so that money could be used to bring an additional troops to stockpile weapons. the other 650000000 is going to be given to ukraine so that it can buy the weapons that it chooses. but then it's also given us president joe biden, $3000000000.00 he, they say he can now. so give ukraine up to $3000000000.00 worth of military equipment that the u. s. has that is quite an escalation from the amount of money they've already given. the president is expected to sign the bill. ah, little bit of, of a well news to

u. s. house of representatives has approved a massive spending bill that includes $13600000000.00 of aid to ukraine and european allies. those funds will cover the cost of sending us troops and weapons to eastern europe, as well as care for refugee. if i decide where the hot with war, raging at home, many ukrainian artists have found shelter abroad, the keys city ballot ballet was touring and france when russia invaded ukraine. its dancers delivered an emotional performance in paris while struggling to keep in touch with family and friends. trapped at home, ah, the dancers of the key of city ballet left home thinking they were going on a european tour. now they have no idea when they'll get back home to ukraine. the tea i told you, shut, lay in paris, has offered them a stage. and a temporary residency, please sit on the dr. dillinger creating is an act of resistance. d. as said, it's an actor. it says to those who want to occupy ukraine to vladimir putin. here we continue to look forward to look

u. s. house of representatives has approved a massive spending bill that includes $13600000000.00 of aid to ukraine and european allies. the funds will cover the costs of sending us troops and weapons to eastern europe, as well as care for refugees. the foreign ministers of russia and ukraine have held their 1st face to face talk since the gremlins invasion. but the 2 sides fail to make any significant progress. the high level talks were hosted by turkey and on the side lies of a diplomacy form in antalya. russia's foreign minister sergey lab. ralph said, president putin is ready to sit down for a summit with you crazed liter, zalinski, ukrainian foreign minister, demetrius collabo, reiterated, please, to establish a humanitarian corridor and expressed hopes for further talks with moscow. mister la rav defended moscow's invasion of ukraine. let's take a listen to what he said one months ago. why we're against militarization of ukraine with no without and doesn't matter. and we're not happy with a

u. s. house committee holds a hearing on so called big oil to determine whether the country's largest companies are meeting climate commitments. this off to the i, m f warns of serious global economic consequences following the russian invasion of ukraine. and as several nations tried to isolate russia from the world economy, with russian oil exports under fire. well, joining me now from chicago's economists, a political scientist, professor james robinson of global conflict studies at the university of chicago's harris school of public policy. thank you so much. you have professor robinson coming back on so away from obviously there was a bombing of yemen. this week that the bombing of damascus this week, but there's only one story, obviously, as regards some. well what's in your title of your um chair, vest ship global. gov. the it is ukraine, given now that it appears mosque who may be cutting off energy supplies were threatening to why didn't they just try that to avenge the 14.

u. s. house of representatives is already drafting a bill to put that into action. but among the other major supporters of an embargo of russian oil is, of course, the ukrainian president vladimir zalinski. now, she delivers morals, if the invasion continues in russia does not abandon its plans against ukraine, than a new sanctions package is needed against the war. there should be a boycott of russian exports and a rejection of oil in oil products from russia. this can be referred to as an embargo, or you could just call it a moral choice. it is necessary to cast aside fear and forget about commerce. both countries and companies need to take a moral stance. now we've, we've heard the strong talk and you said, you know, the talk in itself was enough just to send the prices sewing, but so far the west has stopped short of implementing an all outbound on russian energy s. exports. but do you think they'll be able to do it without catastrophic consequences back home, while, according to the experts, it seems that without catastrophic consequences, it's not going to be

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u. s. house of representatives has approved a massive spending bill that includes $13600000000.00 of aid to ukraine and european allies. funds will cover the costs of sending us troops and weapons to eastern europe, as well as care for refugee. the 2nd part us vice president, pamela harris is in warsaw for talks with polish leaders. pensions are high after the united states rejected a proposal from poland to transfer mig 295 digits to usa base and then deliver then onward to ukraine. after concluding her visit to poland, harris will then head to remaining washington is morning of a potential chemical or biological weapons attack by russia in ukraine. it comes after moscow accused the us of supporting a bio weapons program in ukraine. the button and ministration believes the accusation could be an attempt by the kremlin to justify such an attack. many western military analysts have expressed surprise at the apparent struggle russian forces are having at pressing their invasion of you crime. they p

u. s. house of representatives has passed to government spending bill that includes $13600000000.00 in aid for ukraine. now portion will cover the costs to send troops and weapons to eastern europe. the other is for humanitarian aid, which will go to refugees. and bill still has to pass the votes in the senate, which could take several days. still ahead on algebra. when is when i hope sanctioned can be lifted out of the us look old tentative supplies off to finding russian oil. the india is whirling. b j p. make big gains in the legs. ah hello. i'm please say we got some slightly quiet weather coming. it was straight away with the next couple of days, but more of that later for the time being like the shower was there across southeast asia, particularly into the philippines that look flush of storms to just rolling into the south trying to season. this'll grassy make his way into southern parts of vietnam as we go through friday and on into were sassed. i could see a little bit, a localized flood

u. s. house of representatives there already drafting a bill to make that embargo happen. so in terms of other people that are in support of this embargo, we also have to note the ukranian president. let's take a listen what he said. now, she delivers morals. if the invasion continues in russia does not abandon its plans against ukraine, then a new sanctions package is needed against the war. there should be a boycott of russian exports and a rejection of oil in oil products from russia. this can be referred to as an embargo, or you could just call it a moral choice. it is necessary to cast aside fear and forget about commerce. both countries and companies need to take a moral stance. now we've, we've heard the strong words, we've heard these threats about imposing this bond on bush of the west has so far stopped short of doing this. do you think it's possible that he could impose this all out, been on russian oil exports without catastrophic consequences. back home, while the key words, they're catastrophic consequences. i don't think that's possible and we can look at wh

u. s. house committee holds a hearing on circle big oil to determine whether the country's largest companies are meeting climate commitments. this after the i m f, ones of serious global economic consequences following the russian invasion of ukraine. and as several nations tried to isolate russia from the world economy, with russian oil exports under fire. well, joining me now from chicago's economists, a political scientist, professor james robinson of global conflict studies at the university of chicago harris school of public policy. thank you so much. you're professor robinson coming back on so away from obviously there was a bombing of yemen this week that the bombing of damascus this week. but there's only one story, obviously, as regards some. well, what's in your title of your um chair, vest job global. gov, the it is ukraine given now that a it appears mosque who may be cutting off energy supplies or threatening to why didn't they just try that to avenge the 14000 killed in lieu hands c

u. s. senate has now followed the u. s. house and has approved spending $13600000000.00 on a ukraine. that is quite a bit more than just what the president was even asking for. just a couple of weeks ago now, the money is going to be evenly split between humanitarian assistance and military assistance on the humanitarian front. it will go to help refugees provide food and health care on the military front. 3000000000 of that is going to go to the us us european command. that is the command that takes the lead in nato, so that money can be used to bring an additional troops to stockpile weapons. the other 650000000 is going to be given to you. crane so that it can buy the weapons that it chooses. but then it's also given us president joe biden, $3000000000.00. they say he can now give ukraine up to $3000000000.00 worth of military equipment that the u. s. has, that is quite an escalation from the amount of money they've already given. the president is expected to sign the bill. well, they cannot make impact of the sanctions against russia is being felt at petrol pumps in the u. s. in p

u. s. houseect committee subpoena violates the first amendment and fourth amendment and quote does not advance a legislative purpose. according to axios, the panel hopes to use the subpoena to find out who was crafting and sending fundraising emails and how they impact his supporters who read them. it is now 7 40 will crypto currency getting a lot of attention lately, including from the white house. president biden has signed an executive order for several government agencies to investigate the digital currency and the potential the treasury department and other agencies will look into the risks and the benefits of cryptocurrency how investors can be better protected and the future impact it could have only economy and on national security. that our economy would would consider also adding a digital dollar, i think is a huge endorsement to the technology. now the white house involvement comes as lawmakers are concerned that russia might use cryptocurrency to escape all of the economic sanctions i

u. s. capitol these are live pictures. he was the longest serving republican congressman in the u. s. house history.ska's lone congressman for 49 years. he died on a flight back home to alaska earlier this month. congressman don young died at the age of 88. the congressional committee investigating the january 6th attack at the u. s. capitol voted unanimously to seek contempt of congress charges. for two former advisers in the trump administration trade advisor peter navarro and communications a dan scavino served as advisers to former president donald trump. the two every fused for months to comply with subpoenas. the matter now goes to the house approval there would send the charges to the justice department, which does have the final say on prosecution. a federal judge ruled that former president trump most likely committed crimes when he tried to stop the certification of the 2020 election. the 44 page ruling by a u. s. district court judge orders lawyers for the former president to hand over 101 emails to the house january six select committee. that trump lawyer tried to argue that the emails a

u. s house shows speaker nancy pelosi is exploring legislation to further isolate russia from the global economy. in that letter to democrats, she said. the legislation under consideration includes banning russian oil imports. other ideas include repealing normal trade relations with russia and denying russia access to the world trade organization here at home. people across the bay area gathered today to show their support for ukraine by taking part in a global day of action. we begin tonight's team coverage of this ongoing conflict. with fox news, lucas tomlinson in ukraine. families run for cover sunday in europe in just outside keith amid a constant barrage of russian artillery. who. the city , one of several across ukraine , where efforts are underway to get civilians out of harm's way . the two sides had agreed to a temporary ceasefire to allow people to evacuate, but that window quickly closed after attacks started back up. ukraine says russian forces have shown no regard for those innocent civilians caught in the crossfire. clear to us that what they're doing is illegal and it's

u. s. house and senate. lauren blanchard has the latest on this conflict from poland, where many refugees are now seeking help. russian military forces are targeting the suburbs of kiev as they set their sights on the ukrainian capital city, ukrainian and russian negotiators held another round of talks on monday, but they hit pause and planned to meet again tuesday. we need to stand strong and fight in order to win and reach the peace ukrainians deserves an honest peace with security guarantees. talks come as russia ramps up its attacks on civilian areas. an airstrike destroyed this residential building in kharkiv . we'll just north of kiev artillery fire. killed at least two people. they increased the level of war and violence against civilians, but they made absolutely no territorial gains against the ukrainian military over the weekend in southeastern ukraine, people began to leave the ports city of mariupol along a humanitarian route. red cross officials warned the situation there has become desperate wh

u. s house speaker nancy pelosi said she supports banning russian oil, which makes up roughly 10% of there into the us the department of homeland security announced today that it was granting temporary protected status to ukrainians who are living in the us for 18 months. applications are open to ukrainians who have been living here since march. 1st as ktvu tom baker tells us more ukrainians are expected to enter the u. s. and the south bay organization is standing by to help. since 2013, palo alto based nova, ukraine and nonprofit five oh one c three charity has been raising awareness of ukraine. now it's raising money and assistance to aid the invaded nation of 41 million people. 2.5 a million people less than it had in 2014 when russia took crimea by force , the relief that will be needed will be needed for months, probably for years now, with the current russian land grab. more than a million people have already fled and more keep fleeing. they're also starting to see people arriving to the u . s typical. these are people who had some travel documents before it could be more. um i kn

u. s. the white house is high ranking us and chinese officials have held 7 hours of intense talks on the fighting in ukraine. in the meeting in rome, the us raised concerns about china's possible support to russia. following its invasion, white house press secretary jen, saki said the chinese side was warned, there will be consequences if it provides assistance to moscow. what we had conveyed in what was conveyed by our national security advisor in this meeting is that should they provide military or other assistance that of course violate sanctions or, or support the war effort that there will be significant consequences. but in terms of what the specifics look like, we would coordinate with our partners and allies to make that determination. jen, saki, there will. earlier i asked d. w correspondence, tiff on simon's how the war in ukraine was affecting us china relations in general . while the chinese us relationship was somewhat on the rocks before the invasion, but it didn't make it better to the contrary. but as long as china is really doing what they're doing now, by being absent of any vot

u. s. congress. house speaker, nancy pelosi and vote to the cry: glory to ukraine membership congress. i have the high privilege and distinct honor of presenting to you, the president of ukraine, vladimir zalinski, flava o crana. i think you just heard translates as glory to ukraine and glory to the heroes. keith slogans of nationalist group such as the right sector since the rising 2014. it must be said that these days though most ukrainians do associate the phrase with a sense of resistance. but still it's routes lie in the 1st half of the 20th century, most notably with an organization headed by stefan but dera, notorious nazi collaborator. and you can see 40 chair from previous rallies organized by the rise sector to mark his birthday. to demonstrate quotes, the strength of ukrainian nation, that doesn't seem to bother nancy pelosi, despite previously declaring white supremacy to be america's biggest terrorism concern. white supremacy is the biggest bucket of concern when it comes to good mastic terrorism. xenophobia. white supremacy and availability of guns are in explosive combin

u. s. dollar house, again fallen below a 100 rubles while you, you gas prices have spike more than 25 percent. with global oil costs increasing as well. much of that is believed to be because president ordered that coats on friendly countries use the russian currency to pay further. gaussian opening as it is showing of. so i have decided to implement the sets of measures in the shortest possible time to transfer payment for a natural gas supplied on friendly countries into russian roubles. that is to abandon the use of all compromise currencies. at the same time, i would like to emphasize separately, the russia will continue to supply guess in accordance with the volumes and pricing principles indicated in the previously concluded contracts. unlike some colleagues, we value our business reputation as a reliable partner and supplier, which dorothea will austria's former a foreign minister card. and can i so told us we're witnessing the rapid rise of a global trend of d dollarization. it's all about an acceleration of something that all stairs already beforehand did franchise. the fragility by

u. s house of representatives is now following the lead of california yesterday , house members voted totion. based on race. the proposal now moves to the senate. supporters of the measure say people of color have been discriminated against for hairstyles like afros, dreadlocks and cornrows, the state of california band race based hair discrimination. three years ago. a global intergovernmental agency is calling on countries to cut oil and implement specific measures as part of a 10 point plan. the international energy agency wants nations to reduce their dependence on oil from russia. some of the recommendations are lowering highway speed limits and implementing no cars sundays . the agency says its plan could reduce global oil use by 2.7 million barrels a day within four months. gas prices are still on the rise. according to triple a. the average cost for a gallon of gas in california is now $5.80 in san francisco. it's a little bit higher $5.92 san jose is at $5.83 and oakland is averaging $5.84. $75 to fill up the honda the other tank. well you know it goes up. the fear is that it's

u. s. congress. house b, can nancy pelosi invoke the cry, glory to ukraine membership congress. i have the high privilege and distinct honor of presenting to you the president of ukraine, but a mere lensky, flava okra. now now the exchange you just to translate as go read the ukraine and glory to the heroes key slogans of national groups such as the right sector. since the rise in the 2014. but these days though, it has to be said, most ukrainians do associate that phrase with a sense of resistance. but still it's routes lie in the 1st half of the 20th century, most notably with an organization headed by stefan, but dera, notorious nazi collaborator. and you can see here on your screen footage from previous rallies organized by the right sector for mark his birthday to demonstrate quote, the strength of the ukrainian nation. that doesn't seem to bother nancy pelosi, despite previously declaring white supremacy to be america's biggest terrorism concern. white supremacy is the big bucket of concern when it comes to domestic terrorism. xenophobia white supremacy and availability of

u. s. white house president joe biden's speaking now it's likely he's going to be talking about a possible band on russian oil imports. this is a move that has strong bipartisan support. congress and i believe in the country. america's of rally support had rallied to support their ukrainian people and made it clear we will not be part of subsidizing put war this made, we made this decision in close consultation with our allies in our partners. round the world, particularly in europe, because a united response to putin's aggression has been my overriding focus to keep all nato and all the you and our allies totally united. we're moving forward this ban, understanding that many of our european allies and partners may not be in a position to join us. united states produces far more oral domestically than all of europe and kind of all the european countries combined. in fact, we're a net exporter of energy so we can take this step when others cannot. but we're working closely with europe and our partners to develop a long term strategy to reduce their dependence on russian energy as well. our

u. s. congress u. s. president joe biden offered a response from the white house, the u. s. standing strong in his position against any u. s. involvement directly with the no fly zone, but the president said he was offering what he called unprecedented assistance for ukraine. an additional $800000000.00 and military aid, including drones, anti tank and air defense weapons. it brings to a total, $1000000000.00 of military 8. announce just this week along by the says that the u . s. will keep up its pressure on vladimir putin in other ways as will where crippling prunes economy with punishing sanctions. that's going to only grow more painful over time with the entire nate on you behind us and many other countries. what's a stake here are the principles that the united states in the united nations in across the world. stanford. it's about freedom. it's about the right people to determine their own future. it's about making sure ukraine never will never be of victory for prudent no matter what advances he makes on the battlefield. sorry, bill for more on today's of it's us go

u. s. congress, our white house correspondent, kimberly hunk it as more from washington after weeks of violent attacks by russia on ukrainian civilians. u. s. president joe biden, for the 1st time called russia's vladimir putin, a label that until now. the white house has been hesitant to use. oh, here's a war for you being the president initially avoided the term given its legal implications, and an official review of put into actions by the state department is still incomplete. biden's remarks followed a morning of high drama beginning with an emotional video shared with the u. s congress by ukraine's president vladimir zalinski. ah, it featured images designed to evoke a response of what ukraine looked like just weeks ago before it was attacked by russia. it was part of the ukrainian president's virtual plea to u. s. law makers to do more to help his country resist russia's military invasion. remember, pearl harbor that terrible morning of december, the 7th. 1941 remembers september. the 11th reviving memories of when the united states was also under attack, zalinski again pressed congress

u. s. congress. kimberly held him al jazeera, the white house, the u. s. t v network fox news says it's camera man and producer have been killed near keith. the crew were news gathering on monday when the vehicle was hit by artillery fire, pierre executive to ski and alexandra covey. she nova were traveling with report to benjamin hall, who was injured in the attack. 5 journalists have not been killed since the war began. a court in moscow has find a journalist, $280.00 for dramatic. a televised protest on sunday evening. medina, i'll see annie cova broke into a live bulletin on state television, holding up a sign, reading stop the war. she's a senior editor at channel warm. earlier she released a statement saying she was ashamed for promoting what she called kremlin propaganda . becoming called her actions hooliganism up. i do want to thank everyone for the support, my friends and colleagues. these were uneasy days of my life because i spent 2 days without sleep. interrogation lasted for more than 14 hours, was not allowed to contact my relatives, althoug

the white house is directing the release of some of the u. s. strategic petroleum reserves to contain prices and compensate for loss supply. but the white house maintains high gas prices might also encourage u. s. consumers to switch to green energy and electric vehicles. but this analyst says the united states is nowhere near ready. the biggest user of oil in any country is transportation and transportation depends on having things like electric vehicles and hybrids vehicles. those vehicles represent a roughly small part of the fleet. the fleet turned over slowly. so between our 2 by years, that's why these latest u. s. economic sanctions against russia may be symbolic, designed to hurt potent financially. but mostly politically, president biden is sending his vice president carmella harris to poland and romania this week to reinforce support for ukraine. but also to reassure nervous allies, fearful that russia could turn its aggression on them next. kimberly held it al jazeera, the white house was speaking in the past half hour. ukrainian pre

the white house played down the comments. the u. s. president told a crowd in poland capital that is washing counterparts. war on ukraine has been a strategic failure. our white house correspondent, kimberly how could report start from warsaw? speaking from the grounds of the royal castle in warsaw, poland u. s. president joe biden forcefully declared, russian president vladimir putin must go for god's sake. this man cannot remain power. it sounded like a major shift in us policy. previously, us officials, including the secretary of state antony blacken, have denied the united states is seeking regime change in russia. from this location on nato's eastern flank, biden also addressed the russian leader directly calling his invasion as strategic failure and warning him not to expand the conflict. don't even think about one single inch of nato territory. a 2nd obligation of article 5 to defend each and every inch, no territory, a full force more collective power. earlier in the day as biden met with poland, president, he reiterated as a

why they put the brakes on it up to this point, but it's not just the white house that is considering this. it's also the u. s congress this separately considering its own batch of sanctions. now discussing all of this right now currently underway in the white house situation room is the u. s . president. in a virtual phone call with the u. k leader boris johnson. the leader in france, a manual mac craw and also be a leader of the german chancellor, all of scholes. so this is something that this white house is under lot of pressure to do, but again, there's a bit of reluctance on the part of the white house because they know this is going to impact the consumer in the united states somewhat negatively. and that would not only hurt the ordinary american, but it could be bad politically for joe biden. kimberly's not impact on the consumers that really just done to the oil supplies, or is people being affected in a wider way? well, in a wider way, i mean when i say impact, i can underscore how bad this is for some ordinary americans. you have to remember that this is a country that is not densely populated. the

u. s. congress white house correspondent, kimberly alcott reports from washington after weeks of violent attacks by russia on ukrainian civilians. u. s. president joe biden, for the 1st time called russia vladimir putin. a label that until now the white house has been hesitant to use. oh, here's a war from you. even the president initially avoided the term, given its legal implications and an official review of put into actions by the state department is still incomplete. biden's remarks followed a morning of high drama beginning with an emotional video shared with the u. s congress by ukraine's president vladimir zalinski. ah, it featured images designed to evoke a response of what ukraine looks like just weeks ago before it was attacked by russia. it was part of the ukrainian president's virtual plea to u. s. law makers to do more to help his country resist russia's military invasion. remember, pearl harbor that terrible morning of december, the 7th. 1941. remember september, the 11th. reviving memories of when the united states was also under attack, zalinski again pressed congress fo

u. s troops to europe, the white house insisting putting u. s troops on the ground in ukraine is not being considered. white house press secretary jen psaki commented on the issue today. she also commented on ukraine president vladimir zelensky is recent statement hinting that he world war will follow. if peace talks fail. i would say that our view and the president's view is that the way we need to avoid world war three is preventing the united states from having direct military involvement on the ground and same on nato direct involvement on the ground and that the most effective role we can continue to play is by providing that extensive military assistance. fox's jeff paul as the latest from ukraine. the humanitarian crisis in ukraine sports city of mary a poll is deteriorating by the day thousands of residents remain trapped as food, water and vital medical supplies running dangerously low in the besieged city. moscow demanded ukraine surrender the city and exchange , russia would allow residents to leave. ukrainian officials rejected the

the white house says u. s. president joe biden has warned chinese leader shooting ping. there will be consequences if he provides his ally, russia with material support as war in ukraine. the to president spoke on friday for 2 hours and video cool. china's foreign ministry said she told by the war must end as soon as possible. a u. s. military aircraft with 4 people on board has crashed in northern norway. the vehicle a v $22.00 osprey was taking part in an ongoing nato military drill when it was reported missing. bad weather had been reported in the area. the fate of the crew was not immediately known. need in the russian president, vladimir putin has been praising what he called his country's special operation in ukraine. he was addressing crowds at a concert in moscow, marking the 8th anniversary of russia's annexation of crimea. the event was attended by thousands waving russian flags while performers wore clothes emblazoned with the letter zed, the pro russia symbol for the war, nor the united nation says the fighting has displaced at nearly 6 and a half 1000000 peo

the white house as u. s. president joe biden has won chinese leaders seizing ping, there will be consequences if he provides his ally, russia with material support in its war in ukraine. the to president spoke on friday for 2 hours in a video call. china's foreign ministry said she told biden the wall must end as soon as possible. a u. s. military aircraft with 4 people on board has crashed in northern norway. vehicle or v $22.00 or spray was taking part in an ongoing nato military drill when it was reported missing. and whether it had been reported in the area, the fate of the crew was not immediately known. it was an estimated true 1000000 ukrainians. now, in polar nearly 1000000 of them children, the polish government has promised to get every ukrainian child into a school or kindergarten. but the straight on poland education system is enormous. so far, schools have taken in about a 10th of those who are eligible did overuse. monica sharon sca went to a school in judge edge off an hour drive from the ukra