u. s. left claims russia did in 2016 to the us falsely. in reality, it was the us who stole the vote from these people. we shouldn't be surprised when they've been irritated because they've been disenfranchised. they're told democracy as a way to go when, when they both have the vote stolen from them. and this is what you have, this is the react, this is, this is what happens. this is a reaction, as just as ca would say, this is blow back for you. bad bad u. s. foreign policy. what about some of the carbons, for example, the, the ukranian president landscape recently made a comment about perhaps ukraine has the need to go nuclear, which was a very, very wiring comment. you've got, you've got someone like the american president joe biden who's been asked to take a mental aptitude test to make sure that mentally speaking he's fully in command of his, of his faculties and can do his job to the best of his ability. you've got the ukrainian presidency lensky, a former actor, a former comedian, you've got the key of mayor, form of box, and then

u. s. canada border were protesting. truckers are disrupting hundreds of millions of dollars in commerce every day. also to bass scold not to mask several u. s. states left the requirement, but the white house i had just students and teachers to keep wearing them. the un top court orders uganda to pay the democratic republic of congo, $325000000.00 for conflict. believe to have killed tens of thousands. a welcome to the program. the european union's top financial regulates with warding of a possible russian cyber attack. and just bangs to be prepared. that's according to the vote. disease agency which says the banks are conducting fiber wargames, while european leaders make a diplomatic push to stop a conflict between russia and ukraine. the ukrainian, the foreign minister says, talks with western leaders, the lowering tensions with moscow, which has been sending troops to ukraine's border. french president, matter of macro has met russian president vladimir putin and ukraine. lot of his landscape has few days. now it's the case with the foreign secretary lives trust, arriving in moscow for talks. but not sure, butler is following developments from kia,

u. s. and even left you out of this whole thing because well, they couldn't really contribute to anything. so from the united states, i think there was more substantial substances answers and something to work on and discuss further. and i think it's moving towards the end overall, the key conflict areas, what is being secured, the russia saying, listen, all the time. they're being agreements being very specific in the visible charity expands here at the expense of us. again, maybe logic sense that, you know, we're just the columbus democracies, we're all of this thing. so. so for this reason that even if we expand towards the borders with set up missile systems there, none of this is threatening. we're just looking out there are democracy. so, so by the, by their argument, this does not contradict because indivisible, security. and again, this is also why, by within the american or the algae of dividing the world between democracy and the states are legitimate and illegitimate, defensive and authentic states. so. so this is why you can't really have underpin security agreement under this

u. s. and even left you out of this whole thing because well, they can really contribute to anything. so from the united states, i think there was more substances, substances, answers, and something to work on and discuss further. and i think it's moving towards the end overall, the key conflict areas, what is being secured, the russia saying, listen, all the time. they're being agreements being very specific in the visible charity expands here at the expense of us. again, maybe logic sense that, you know, we're just the columbus democracies, we dispense all of this thing so, so for this reason that even if we expand towards the borders with set up missile systems there, none of this is threatening. we're just looking up. there are democracy so so by.

u. s. guys. they just left wednesday. that's a hard turn around. even for young guys, when you're dealing with 20 hours a trial, they gotta be exhausted. yeah, i mean i'm hoping for the saturday i see, i see those guys in the line up and we do the game, but i think they're gonna get the week off about baseball. and i and i asked with fingers crossed you did with the major league baseball lockout underway, pitchers and catchers did not report to spring training as scheduled this past week . and the players don't need to be in florida or arizona this month or, and that's just to get in shape. they can work out anywhere. but then what is lost in terms of the playbook, february and march time together as a team. and for many players, it's the 1st time they'll meet their teammates or the skipper. yeah it's, i think you lose some of it, but i think, you know, you look back at the 2020 year with the bubble in the way they tried to play. like i think at the end of the day, these guys are pros and they do like you said they're working out year round. it's n

u. s. a. one is that was on the way across the atlantic, a tougher stance on russia was being proposed. the u. s. president with german liter left shoulds off to which joe biden found that 2 countries will put up a united front during the fractious state of relations between the west of moscow right now. but biden also threatened to hold the north stream to gas pipeline if russia and they'd ukraine, there will be no longer a norse team to we, we will bring it into. how will you, how will you do that? exactly. since the project and control of the project is within germany's control, we will, i promise you will be able to do. officials in germany have repeatedly stressed the importance of rush and gas for the countries energy needs. they've also called to end the political dispute over the gas pipeline, saying it's got nothing to do with politics. however, with the latest stand of digging in germany, apparently making a u turn and foot to the energy mix. today we are talking about one quarter of energy that is linked to gas, and only part of that gas comes from russia. big parts come from netherlands and of course it's very import

u. s. president joe biden and german chancellor left shoulder say they stand united in their response to any russian aggression against ukraine. and we'll work together to find a diplomatic solution to the stand. also coming out french president and, well, my call makes his diplomatic push in moscow. after talks with president, putin con, says the next few days will be decisive in efforts to avoid an escalation of the ukraine crisis. and at the winter olympics, one of the big stars of the games, us born, i lean view claims gold for china in the sky. big air. we get the latest from our corresponding invasion. ah. hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. diplomatic. its are intensifying on both sides of the atlantic to resolve the ukraine crisis in washington. u. s. president joe biden held talks with german chancellor schultz, wide, and stress that germany is reliable partner in that they will work together to try and find a diplomatic solution. meanwhile, frances president, manuel mc con, was in moscow, where he sat down for talks with vladimir putin, the russian president said he

or left sholtes hopes to reassure his u. s. ally that he's serious about deescalate in the crisis. also coming up. ah, india declares 2 days of national mourning for singing legend lotta. among jessica, she embodied music and melody 4 generations of indians. and queen elizabeth marx, 70 years on the british throne becoming one of the few monarchs in history to mark a platinum jubilee. ah, i'm pablo foliage. welcome to the program. german chancellor, olaf sholtes is on his way to the united states. his talks with president joe biden are set to be dominated by one topic. the threat of a russian invasion of ukraine sholtes has come under fire at home in germany for being tight lipped over the worsening crisis. a surprise winner of the german elections and on the other side of the atlantic, a surprised you as president. ah. yeah. they're, they're all in the solid. all of shoulders expected in washington is 2nd trip since the election. but his 1st since being sworn in us chancellor, he'll face a challenging geopolitical situation and some different opinions to a close partner and ally.

u. s. one man is trying to raise awareness of their struggle, which includes his father's faith. these mountains remind book ra, keen, very much of home. he left china 6 years ago to start a new life in the u. s. everything seemed to go well until his father, who remained in china, was a promptly snatched from his home during the night of october 25th in 2018. his father owned one of the biggest rigor publishing firms and our king believes that his fight to protect the legal language. and culture was the reason why the chinese government put him in prison. arkwin says his father was like a best friend supporting him financially in the u. s. this lady is here. to see a thin layer. i vish u. s. government and euro. they can do more to pressure on china. about the jan the genocide after his father was detained. booker are keen, open the restaurant in the larger area. he needed 2 lands after the bigger region in eastern engine john, where he grew up. surprising, not many people know about vigorous, even. there's so many news on the media, so like i have to attract them to create like curiosity. then that's sort of this t shirt. i think it helped a

realize now the game theory is on and they need to start mining and hoarding big coin or be left behind. the u. s. could be in a very, very dangerous position right now in terms of human rights for the population because it's a stab effectively not defending itself against the encroachment of big coin superpowers. right? so let's move on to the next headline. that is an interesting one happening here about between on the balance sheet of these nations and achieving some sovereignty from a decaying empire that's collapsing. and it's going to start to lash out. but, you know, the other thing that the president of harvard are nosy kelly has done is called the i m f to go pound sand essentially. and i want to show you a headline that's kind of been missed over the past 2 weeks. i certainly had missed it because there's so much happening here. but this is a proposal in lebanon to do because lebanon right now. they think they need a bailout from the i am up, but in order to get a bailout from the i m f, they have to deal with the situation in their bank with the billions of dollars, tens of billions of

u. s. president went with german leader left, sold off to which joe biden vows that that 2 countries would put up a united front during their fractions state of relations between the west and moscow bite. and also threatened to hold the nodes stream to gas pipeline. if russia invades ukraine, there will be no longer the nor stream to we will get into. how will you, how will you do that? exactly. since the project and control of the project is within germany's control, we will, i promise you will be able to do this is in germany have repeatedly stressed the importance of russian gas for the countries the energy needs. they've called to end the political disputes over the gas pipeline saying it has nothing to do with politics. however, with the latest standoff digging in germany is apparently making the usa and for the energy mix. today we are talking about one quarter of energy that is linked to gas, and only part of that gas comes from russia. big parts come from netherlands and of course it's very important to us that we develop the infrastructure that will give us the opportunity to have

u. s. president met with german leader left schoultz, joe biden said the 2 would put up a quote united front during fractures relations with moscow, and threatened to hold the nod stream to gas pipeline. if russia does invade you cray, there will be no longer nor stream to we will bring it into. how will you, how will you do that? exactly. since the project and control of the project is within germany's control, we will, i promise you will be able to do well, officials in germany have repeatedly stressed the importance of russian gas for the countries energy needs. they've called for an end to the political dispute over the pipeline, saying it has nothing to do with politics. however, with the latest stant of intensifying germany is apparently making a u time, the earl rasmussen of the eurasia center told us who he thinks has the most to lose by killing the gas pipeline project. europe potentially would see hurt more by these for sanctions and russian and russia would probably do counter thanking justifiably, new, also, nordstrom ended for me, would have been the initiative to do that. they

u. s military force. video shows the damage left behind at the home located near syria's border with turkey. the u. s special forces arrived on helicopters and then had a two hour gun battle on the ground. president biden says the isis leader self detonated a bomb as us forces approach, killing himself and members of his family, including women and children, now to oakland, where a 51 year old woman was badly beaten by someone who is trying to steal her purse. the attack happened. she was loading groceries into a vehicle and the montclair district as ktvu jana katsuyama explains. there was another attack just hours before only a few blocks away. shoppers at the montclair village safeway store in oakland , say it isn't an area they usually think of as having lots of crime. so many people were surprised by the violent attack on mountain boulevard, oakland police say about 7 30 tuesday night a woman was loading groceries into her vehicle along the street. police say that's when someone came up behind her and tried to grab her purse, punching her several times and knocking her down. the attacker couldn'

u. s. nato say they support ukraine, they've left it to fend for itself on this and, and at the same time, wednesday has been saying that they need to work towards peace. everything needs to be done to work towards an end to the bloodshed, but contradictory. he's also saying that people from europe, with military experience should come to ukraine and joined the ukrainian military to fight russia. yes, sir, william, you will be my advice if you have a combat experience in europe and do not want to look at the decision of politicians, you can arrive in our state and protect europe with us, where it is now urgently required. now as for where these negotiations are going to take place, it's still unclear. first, russia had suggested minsk and bella roo says a potential location. but key of then rejected that. came back with a counter offer of warsaw, poland. but russia doesn't want to have them there. as for, as for right now, it's unclear, but actually a israel is the prime candidate right now for potential 3rd party mediator of these negotiations because it's one of very few countries aroun

u. s. president joe biden and german chancellor left sholtes say they stand united in their response to any russian aggression against ukraine. and we'll work together to find a diplomatic solution to the stand on. also coming up, french president demanded while mccall makes his diplomatic push in mall scope. after talks with president putin, my call says the next few days will be decisive in efforts to avoid an escalation of ukraine crisis. plus the vaccine mandate imposed by presidential decree and enforced by the military. we visit one african country going further than most to stop cobit 19. and at the winter olympics, one of the big stars of the games, us born eileen, do claims gold for china in the sky. big air. we get the latest from our correspondent invasion ah, ah. hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. diplomatic efforts are intensifying on both sides of the atlantic to resolve the ukraine crisis in washington. u. s. president joe biden held talks with german chancellor of schultz biden. stress that germany is a reliable partner and that they will work together to

lithuania has delivered arms to ukraine on sunday and military transport plane left with anti aircraft missiles made in the u. s. when small stories are making headlines around the world, now, israeli prime minister nestali ballots has been in the gulf states of bar, right 1st public visit via is ready head of government. the 2 nations have a shared interest in counting countering the influence of iran. israel has been building diplomatic ties in the region. at least 2 people have been killed in clashes between demonstrators and right police in sudan houses to the streets to protest against october's military coup in defiance of a government crackdown on descent. 7 people are missing. after a light aircraft crashed into the atlantic ocean of north carolina, the u. s. coast guard has recovered a body and found debris from play authority. say there is no sign of any survivors . there's one person who has been killed in more than a dozen injured when to local trains, collided outside munich in southern germany. the incident disrupted regional transport things. the cause of the crash is been investigate that a cand

u. s. s r to its knees. so i think we're seeing both of these left leaning parties. moved to a new place. now as the chancellor said, we're in a new world, that's definitely a new atmosphere here with regard to economic sanctions. germany has been pretty much holding out with. so excluding russia from the swift international banking payment system. and now they've already agreed to exclude russia. how did that come about? the concern there was, as the foreign minister said, on a bareback that it could cause collab federal damage to take this what's called the nuclear option, amongst economic sanctions. and she was concerned both about damaged for ordinary german citizens. and of course, for german companies that also damage to russian citizens saying that of course, germany makes support payments to civil society organizations in russia. what's going to happen to them? she emphasized that what convinced her essentially is that these are targeted sanctions or target exclusions from the swift payment information network. so it will not apply to all russian banks, but it will definitely appl

betty west was my next-door neighbor, we didn't need an alarm system when i was growing up, we u left the door sl the time because ms. betty watched everything we did from my brother and i and she came to my dad one day we were coming back home and we got out of the truck when i first started driving and miss betty came out o and she asked my dad and she said better, was douglas in a hurry yesterday? when the rocks were spraying out from the car when he left the dirt road -- i said betty, really? really? just a fat southern way of saying the marks going out of the dirt road yesterday so guess i note that feeling. when you grow up reading and thinking about washington d.c. and legislating, it's true mr. smith goes to washington, it is a special place. those of us who come to washington d.c., i believe have a trust with those who went before, all the way to the start of our country to now to be what we are called in fact legislators. to get up here and one think we did that work with you on many things, criminal justice reform, modernization, interesting with how we deal with computing and law enf

actually see right now is a lot of movement off trucks on the main roads going from left to right. meanwhile, the u. s. government has urged all it citizens here in ballard to leave the country immediately. i have to say that not a lot of foreign are still living in belarus, also since the correct down happened here. but it's only the u. s. a government so far as urging citizens to leave european the governments haven't taken that decision yet, but as i say, there's quite some concern here especially of in this border region. okay, now thank you that fasten there for us in western belarus of a german leader was in kiev on monday, reaffirming full support to ukraine's president vladimir lensky. later issued an address to the nation, giving a message of unity for the day that some have warned that russia will invade natasha butler reports from key if we have the right off to days of calling for. com and ukraine and downplaying west warnings of an imminent invasion. a change of tone from president followed, amazed lensky in an address to the nation william of thorn samson bless us. we are being threatene

left. me ask you when the u. s. president, when biden says when he tells reporters that yes, we will end nord stream too. if there is an invasion. what is he saying there? mean, how can the united states kill nord stream to if we're talking about this being a russian company? sure, i mean, the project has already been stopped once a congressional sanctions at the end of 2019 stop to the western pipe layer from continuing with construction of northridge to the russians. ultimately took about a little over a year to get their own lead a vessel together to continue construction that got construction to completion early this year. but only after the by the administration waived sanctions that would have continued to stop that project from going forward. so i think that what we're looking at is the situation which the bite administration has said under bipartisan pressure from congress. remember just a few weeks ago, a majority of congress that's right, voted to stop nord string to bias sanctions. although it wasn't a s

u. s. and e. u announced plans to put sanctions directly on president vladimir putin and his foreign minister, sergei left off. but the polish government says it wants you to go further and sanction russia much more harshly. we're joined down the studio by our political correspondent, thomas sparrow. thomas german chancellor sholtes met with the leaders of poland. in lithuania today. how significant is this meeting? it is very significant and we already heard from poland leader, why he actually came to berlin. he said that he wanted to shake germany's conscience knocking germany to leave its selfishness aside. strong were extremely strong words from poland leader towards germany's off shots in particular what poland once you already mentioned, one of the 2 elements is much stronger sanctions towards russia. one of the key elements there is germany is reluctance to go with other european countries and band russia from the swift financial system. the 2nd element which poland ones is for germany to send weapons to ukraine. it is, by the way, i request that ukraine has stressed many times, and so far, germany

u. s. accuses won orlando hernandez, of corruption and involvement in drug trafficking. mister anders left off his last month following 8 years as president and denies all charges. when the skier, eileen go, was back on the slopes, representing china at the beijing winter olympics. today, the american born free styles miasca, who now competes with china, one silver in the women's free ski slopes style by the barrister martyrs needing a brilliant 3rd round run to get herself on to the podium. oo place, 2nd, behind my tooth rim. oh, of switzerland. who won gold, but who remains one of the stories of these games. and to talk more about this story, let's bring in the w. suppose correspondent jonathan crane from bay. jing jonathan, american born girl, was competing for china again today. how close are the chinese actually following her? her journey will they are following her very closely indeed that silver metal performance has been on repeat on chinese television. it seems like she really is at the face of these games, hugely popular here. but there is a twist because island grew that's not f

u. s. a. laurie driver under the influence of alcohol has left a trail of destruction in the germans stated bavaria several cars and a housecoat fire after his vehicle rammed into more than 30 cars in the town of fur . elise arrested the driver at the seats. hang that, he was clearly very drunk. he had 2 other people were slightly injured. they had a green piece, will be germany's new special envoy for international climate policy, environmental campaigner jennifer morgan steps into the role as the country increases, efforts to tackle climate change. she was recruited by german foreign minister and green party member on a lena bear book and staying with the climate world leader scientists and ceo's are gathering in france for the one ocean summit. over the next 2 days. they are, they will try to boost efforts to save our oceans from the effects of climate change and pollution. plastic is one of the biggest threats to marine ecosystems, leading to the suffering and death of many see animals. rising ocean temperatures will also be on the agenda with warmer waters, a big threat to coral reefs,

the un security council or washer the permanent american feature that so it's left to the u. s. e, u and u. k. and in this context, of course, the you are is 30 to 40 percent of its gas comes from russia, the united kingdom, hundreds of billions of pounds of russian money are invested in our system. that the sanctions might be more effective if, for example, the access to the swift payment system was blocked for russian financial institutions. if the ability of russia to traded sovereign debt was locked, not just by the u. s, but by ear institutions as well. so for those countries that as you started to point out there have economic relations with russia. if they rely on them for energy or, or other such things. how worried should they bait? and when you point out the amount of russian money that's in the cases, then we start to think, well actually could the u. k be potentially hurting itself? it would therein lies the dilemma. we've heard a lot of talking over the past few weeks, but it's not been backed up by tough measures. you've got the ukraine for a minister himself sayin

u. s. in the pacific strategy, which in navarro consider that there so military strategy and it containing china and this political parties are section of left his political party. they do not want this to happen. of course u. s. government has already refuted that it is not part of any military strategy or any, any kind of military alliance. but then again, they have been laid protesting article with the some of the provisions. and we could see a protest outside the parliament building and they were classes when police, personal and educating educators. u. s. government has already clarified that it's not part of any military, you know, seeing, and this em says he does not include any military components. and in fact, the rules that govern m. c. c. private, you know, finding any gains have been in military activities. so it has been clarified, diamond again, but then left his political parties that had been insisting that government should not ratify this agreement to parliament without making some amendments in the, in the provision that are deemed construct controversial. a voters in punjab in northern india, the latest to go to the polls

u. s. commandos were forced to blow up during their rate and you can see what's left of it. officials deny crashed or was shot down. they say the crew is safe. all these guys via has more on the us operation in siri. locals have described these speech battle that took place at 1 am just after midnight syrian thought, and that lasted for hours and in which, presumably these half a dozen children as well as for women, were killed as well as the leader of isis. a boy, abraham, me al, has she, me, i crazy. she locals describe how helicopters hovered in the air. soon as i left them, there were helicopters flying at low altitude, about 4 or 5 aircraft. then we saw soldiers landing the soldiers targets as a house near where i live. the house was surrounded. they spoke through loud speakers telling everyone surrender or the house would be destroyed. then the fighting started near or inside the house for about an hour the helicopter carried at 4 or 5 machine gun attacks on the house skin of okay ma'am and a law we were preparing to go to sleep and suddenly we heard wind and the sound of helicopters