u. s. astronaut mark fender hi has now landed safely in the record books after spending more time in space than any other american. after nearly a year on the international space station he hitched a ride in a russian spacecraft for his return trip to earth. despite tensions between the us and russia over ukraine vanda high and his russian colleagues are sending a message of unity touchdown confirmed at 628 a. m. central time. i returned to earth am after a recalled break and trip pm for mark van to hi. he had been on the i assess the 355 days on mark of an american recall to spacecraft after his stay was extended last year module that he travelled back to earth with to russian colleagues lee from in a russian made for his capsule puter duper off will be make the hopping doubts regarding the return of the american home after rushes invasion of ukraine, wigan from arrow and that come in. but the outgoing wishing commander was clear, it is, and 60, the conflict stays on earth. 67 at the time of on docking the bill. opprobrium on earth on the orbit. oh yeah. like, ah, yeah. not like the a one

u. s. mark one the hay, despite the huge tension between the 2 nations over the war and ukraine. there space corporation has so far continued as normal. well, you can find out much more about the storage we're following on our website. the address for that is w w. w dot al jazeera dot com. that's it for me, julie mcdonald, this is our, i'll be back in just a sec with much more of a ah ah on april 3rd, i'm gary's was voted parliamentary elections, but the war in ukraine has changed to political landscape. prime minister victor orbit has long been an ally of vladimir putin. his opponent says that poses a security risk for hungary to will peter mark is always policy getting up seats to when they, with al jazeera, for the latest developments with ah ah ah, they join one of the world's most notorious armed groups but found a way out rebuild their lives. and now, hell, bob, it's a tale of forced recruitment child soldiers and to have we pick exploitation that women daughters about chabad. part of the radicalized you'd seen on al jazeera ah al jazeera, with all new chin as he is preside

u. s. astronaut, mark vander hi, caught a ride home from the international space station on board a russian capsule. the group touched down at a short time ago in kazakhstan. ukraine has honor the border guard officer who bluntly defied calls from a russian warship to surrender snake island in the black sea. at the start of russia's invasion, it was roman gree bob's voice hurried in the audio. it's strange with the war ship that has gone viral. the guards were captured, but later freed, as part of a prisoner exchange. well, the leader of the russian republic of chechnya is calling for the storming of ukraine's capital keith as part of russia's so called special military operation. for years, soldiers from chechnya have been fighting alongside pro russian separatists in eastern ukraine. chechen separatists fought to wars against russia after the collapse of the soviet union, but russia violently defeated the separatists. now chat me as part of the russian federation, and is ruled by rams and caddied of a loyal ally of president vladimir putin. pohden has repeatedly called upon caddied of par

u. s. astronaut. mark vander high court a ride home from the international space station on board, a russian cup to the group touch down a short time ago in classics. done. ukraine has honored the border guard officer who bluntly defied calls from a russian warship to surrender snake island in the black sea. at the start of russia's invasion, it was roman gree bob's voice, heard in the audio exchange with the warship that has gone viral. the guards were captured, but later freed, as part of a prisoner exchange. the leader of the russian republic of chechnya is calling for the storming of ukraine's capital keith as part of russia, so called special military co operation. for years, soldiers from chechnya have been fighting alongside pro russian separatists in eastern ukraine, chechen separatists ford to wars against russia after the collapse of the soviet union. but russia violently defeated the separatists. now chechnya, as part of the russian federation and is ruled by rams on cathedral, a loyal ally of p

u. s. s. mark van the high called a ride home from the international space station on border russian capsule group touch down a short time ago. in cousin the german government is activating an early warning plan to prepare for possible shortages of gas deliveries from russia. economy minister over at harbor it says a crisis team is being established to monitor gas supplies. this follows moscow's demand for payment in rubles, which germany and other importers of gas have rejected. how big, who's with the environmental is green party? and germany's government has also urged industry and households to conserve energy . we are zehnder, i'm a drug. we are in a situation where i have to say clearly that every kilowatt hour of energy saved helps understand. that is why i would like to combine the triggering of the early warning level for gas supplies with the appeal for health to companies and private consumers. you are helping germany. you are helping ukraine when you reduce your use of gas or energy in

u. s. has been a marked increase in oil prices reaching the highest level since june 2008. and any moves by the by that had ministration, which would result in a greater increase in fuel prices would certainly have a marked political impact within the u. s. or it might thanks about my kind of in washington d. c. more than $200.00 children to be moved from an orphanage in se ukraine, after russian troops attack to nearby nuclear power station. they were in the town of zeppelin, yaeger, and such have been terrified by the sound of constant arid sovereigns. you are finished, director is travelling with them by train to bring them to safety in neighboring poland. what, you know, what should be put in a saying that he is doing something here, but he is simply killing people, simply killing people. i don't understand why the russian people cannot believe that we are being bombarded, that we and our children are being killed. it is very hard. i'm sorry, we don't want to leave ukraine. we love it is so hard. but unfortunately, we must leave. we really want to come back with our cor

the german journalist and filmmaker, mark butler, my sees the ukrainian and u. s. positions differently. that certainly i'm like on our knee. my knee does tone is of until when i name or d. okay. you know sean garnish via the villain, damage for all time vasey zips tune. the mountain western world generally considers hitler's naziism to be thing i typically european democracies. the fear is, doctrinal, superior and inferior races, rather appeared out of thin air in europe due to an unlucky turn of events, the pre requisites for it, but never existed before. but here's the pre world war, met the u. k. at colonies in africa, india, china. the commonwealth of australia, asia, north and south america from said captured half of africa and half of indo china. belgium possessed congo. germany had colonies in africa, asia, south america, and osi anya, italy established colonies in somalia, ethiopia, libya and eritrea. the was spanish colonies in south america and africa. portugal occupied colonies several times, its own size and population. the usa also kept up with the e

u. s. military experts. there fund bias as this marks the pivotal change. discuss your recent discussions about defense security policy. make clear about the german way of always wanting to develop something itself may take far too much time. so buying something up the shelf may be the quickest solution. and i will say garland. another news on often with this decision to purchase the f 35 germany is embarking on a new path. for now the bonus, there is no longer pursuing ambitious development projects and instead buying what's on the market. even if this means greater dependence on the 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 cours

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when mark pompeo, then u. s. secretary of state took the stage beijing claims to be a near arctic state, that the shortest distance between china in the arctic is 900 miles. there are only arctic states and not arctic states. no 3rd category exists and claiming otherwise entitled china to exactly nothing. it was a very, very aggressive speech that had never been given before in an art to council setting that there never been anything like that. or pentagon warn, just last week the china could use its civilian research presence in the arctic to strength. this military presence including deployment of submarines to the region as a deterrent against nuclear attack. ah o'connor short as are to war. the busy major city here without any to city. yeah. believe it by jim. jim cut up a dish even i often know who you and she, but you will get a cool. well, the deluxe, and we'll go on an affection session. and while we smell guns, it'll try soon. ah, off to mike pompeiian speech, china retreated from the giant food he $300

ah ah, wasn't a century ago marked when remarked that god created war so that americans would learn geography. and few u. s. officials have done more to put that into practice than my guess today, informing us national security advisor and former us ambassador to the united nations. john bolton has supported all recent american lab wars, but he's absolutely appalled by russia's actions in the ukraine. why is that? ah ah with if you can when you use use cause i knew you say yes, he only filled it with a with i said you purchased a new phone just what i said, you know you probably were. you mean you know use that also? no, cuz you know, no, not even a pushy, i mean with i need to stay with me and say, i sold it out, but he will have a look here. so if you could give sure a shot a a little wood, your brains are glossy. where were you mister graham's? i mean, when i was just following your brains, are you sure credit julie canoe grim it? my sister would believe you are to ship it. loosen up when you are not available. gradings of you are, you was us. williams. you those to put in for the last 3 to cover the di

ah, more than a century ago marked when remarked that god created war so that americans would learn geography and few u. s. officials have done more to put that into practice than my guess today. former us national security advisor and former us ambassador to the united nations . john bolton has supported all recent american lab wars. peace, absolutely appalled by russia's actions in ukraine. why is that? ah ah, the back more than i can. i'm just talk about the whole vignettes could e and was unable to even have a policy that was our community here so that it was a bit up in the midst. need to look. i know there was a book that i bought a delaney no genie. yeah. could be wishful with the british to e. what damage he says, he said, we do want us, but he's ready to go. when was more what it is or what so anyway, give newkirk with with at the same use really to m. o, as in a puerto on no sleep, she put it in the wood, so it's not enough easiest. now, will it look a day? sure. this hibler fella way in augusta credentials. he's but that is richer. bethel is for the well, what this mostly be detail on the sure.

u. s. ambassador, relatively new sound as being marked in ski, has made it clear over and over in washington, and then here since he's arrived, know those issues or issues. he wants to work on it and deal with with the polls. nothing there is going to be no daylight in between on security defense issues in the mission and right. so those issues are not going to play a role or a primary role in any of the discussions going on with united states. and on fact, if anything, things are speeding up on security, defense chars, weapons transferred, they're all in and transferred from poland to ukraine. rubbish out. what do you see as the main security issues for poland in this, in this going forward in terms of its defensive readiness? should, should this conflict escalate? well, i mean, 1st of all, one needs to keep one's cool. so we know we can basically allow ourselves to be kind of intimidated by, you know, you know, relatively skilful. although by now i think, you know, the methods are known. everybody, you know, narrative accredited because that's, that's basically what i'm trying to do. and,

u. s. military experts there on bias as this marks a pivotal change to discuss your over to the recent discussions about defense on a security policy. make clear about the german where you've always wanting to develop something itself may take far too much time. so buying something of the shelf may be the quickest solution. colton mostly darlin, dish, nevada, rosel doff game. co do. with if decision to purchase the f 30 fives germany is embarking on a new path. for now, the buddhist, there is no longer pursuing ambitious development projects and instead buying what's on the market. even if this means greater dependence on the u. s. turkish president rich of tab, irwin has refused to rule out buying weapons from russia. despite past criticism from other nato members. speaking out to talk with german chancellor, olaf sholtes in ankara oto uncalled for a cease fire in ukraine and said turkey would continue providing humanitarian support. the target president has tried to maintain his country's relations with both cave and moscow. but turkey's last purchase of russian arms prompted the sanctions from

u. s. military experts there on bias as this marks a pivotal change. discuss your over to the recent discussions about defense on the security policy. make clear that the german way of always wanting to develop something itself may take far too much time. so buying something of the shelf may be the quickest solution. colton mostly garlan dish. and a lot of news on docking condo with, if decision to purchase the f 30 fives germany is embarking on a new path for now, the buddhist, there is no longer pursuing ambitious development projects and instead buying what's on the market. even if this means greater dependence on the u. s. the vatican that says that pope francis would be willing to facilitate dialogue to help stop the war and ukraine. a large majority of ukrainian population identifies as orthodox christian, and while their religious leaders have publicly condemned the invasion. recent statements by the head of the orthodox church, russian patriarch geral openly supported moscow's invasion. this has splintered the world wide orthodox church on this raisin fears of religious strife. it's 2020

u. s. military experts there on bias as this marks a pivotal change, discuss your totally recent discussions about defense on a security policy. make clear that the german way of always wanting to develop something itself may take far too much time. so buying something of the shelf may be the quickest solution colson mostly garlan dish and a lot to lose and often encounter with its decision to purchase the f. 30 fives germany is embarking on a new path. for now, the blended. there is no longer pursuing ambitious development projects and instead buying what's on the market, even if this means greater dependence on the u. s. that so look, now some of the other stories are making headlines around the world today. russian prosecutors are seeking an additional 13 year jail term for the opposition leader alexander varney, on charges of fraud and contempt of court. navarro is already serving a 2 and a half years sentence for parole. violations relating to charges, he says were made up to quash his political ambitions. maritime agencies are working to re float a cargo ships stuck off the us east coa

u. s. is using ukraine to conduct a proxy war against russia. you have all the markings of what the cia did in afghanistan arming and training the militia dean with billions of dollars against russia. you have the same markings with, with the see i did with timber sycamore and syria, which is much the same arming and training. these extremist factions in order to serve as proxy forces to take out an opposing state. the, the real question is, is whether russia will be able to move fast enough to cut off the supply lines because they're not flying anything. and it's all coming in through poland. the one thing that does distinguish this, and i think that this, this is an effect of their just being so much a animosity in the west against russia. here it's being done in the open because they can, i, and that's, that's really the scary part about it. is because it shows that the, the great power competition is an accepted doctrine for the west. they don't want to have an international cooperation you officials have disagreed on whether to impose sanctions against russian fuel

the german journalist and filmmaker, mark butler, my sees the ukrainian and u. s. positions differently. that only i'm like on our knee. my knee does tone is of until one on name or do you ca, you know, shown garnish via the villain damage for all time vasey. zips to the mountain. western world generally considers hitler's naziism to be thing. i typically european democracies. the fear is, doctrinal, superior, and inferior races, rather appeared out of thin air in europe due to an unlucky turn of events. the pre requisites for it had never existed before. but here's the pre world war, ma'am. the u. k. at colonies in africa, india, china, the commonwealth of australia, asia north and south america. from said captured half of africa and half of indo china. belgium possessed congo. germany had colonies in africa, asia, south america, and osi. anya italy, established colonies in somalia, ethiopia, libya and eritrea. the was spanish colonies in south america and africa. thought to go lucky by colonies several times its own size and population. the usa also kept up with

u. s . recorded 6600000 new jobs since january 2021 marking the strongest 1st year and job gains of any president since 1939. still, inflation is at the highest level, it's been in decades, and many americans continue to feel the economic pitch due to higher fuel and food prices and a b c. news. washington post poll shows biden has only a 37 percent approval rate with americans who are quote, twice as likely to say they're worse off than better under his presidency. but opinion polls don't determine elections. what generally does, to quote former democratic strategist, james carville. it's the economy stupid. for r t john, honey. well, as john just told you, we had the special coverage of the state of the union tonight. my friend and colleague scott in el hughes is going to be kicking off her live coverage on the state of the union tonight, starting at 8 30 pm, a special edition of news youth youth with commentary and analysis that you're not gonna get anywhere else. folks, we know there's a choice when it comes to your news. we want to thank you for being here as always . good night. a

u. s. law than died is something that has caused quite a bit of outrage around the world. iraq has marked a painful anniversary. 19 years since the country was bombed and invaded my us led coalition on a false false premise of going off the weapons of mass destruction, which were never found. despite the failure to ultimately justify the attack on iraq, which came to tens of thousands of lives. the u. s. media were quick to beat the drums of war back in march, 2003. this is fox news and fox news channel. continuing coverage of the campaign, which now has begun to liberate and disarm iraq. know that they can execute these missions into baghdad and have everybody come back safe and sound is a testament to franklin professionalism and also waiving the troops as they went by giving them a thumbs up the. busy soldiers themselves feeling a certain sense of relief waving back. so the only thing that was shot back and forth between the 2 was a sense of gratitude, apparently had it seemed to have gone reasonably well. newspapers across the western world, we're eager to support the invasion. this b

u. s. recorded 6600000 new jobs since january 2021 marking the strongest 1st year in job gains of any president since 1939. still inflation is at the highest level. it's been in decades and many americans continue to feel the economic pinch due to higher fuel and food prices and a b c. news. washington post poll shows biden has only a 37 percent approval rate with americans who are quote, twice as likely to say they're worse off than better under his presidency. but opinion polls don't determine elections. what generally does to quote former democratic strategist, james carville. it's the economy, stupid for r t john, honey. well, let's take a live look at the inside of the capital, where we are all the countries awaiting president biden. we did see his motorcade on the way, but before he takes the podium, i want to get a few more word from our expert panel where you have reached out to you on this. so this is your area of expertise these days. how do you just gave us this run down on how inflation has impacted the everyday american since by and took office? what is the average american looking

u. s and around the world yesterday, marking one month since the war began.nd, dozens of high school age girls will join together with veteran female firefighters for a one day camp. the goal is to introduce the girls to careers in the fire services ktvu clouding, wong tells us it's also to show girls and women there are no limits to what they can accomplish. if it doesn't work by another plan and will eventually solve the problem. it's a glimpse into not only what they can be, but what they can do. i feel like just from being here for a few hours . i've learned a lot of things. now i know how to use the same song given to them by those who've paved the way i can't even begin to say how important it is for me to be out here this weekend will be the fifth norcal first alarmed girls fire camp a chance for girls and young women to consider a career in the fire service nationwide were 4, and it's the lowest out of pretty much any career. um especially major public safety careers. that can be a hard um, fraternity for women to break into. because often you're the

this more than just a natural what's in that century ago marked when remark that god created more so that americans would learn geography. and few u. s. officials have done more to put that into practice than my guess today. my yes, national security advisor and former us ambassador to the united nations. john bolton has supported all recent american lab wars, but he's absolutely appalled by russia's actions in the ukraine. why is that? ah.

take a look at the mark and see for yourself with the u. s. is and where vietnam is still the u. s. went in and over a 1000000 people died. as a result, i realized that even then it was never widely condemned. although we had the warsaw pact and the soviet union in place. and after the soviet union disappeared from the world map along with the warsaw pact, the u. s. got absolutely out of control german suck, which they think they can do whatever they want you. slavic. as a case in point, we saw utter disregard for international law. the use of the armed forces and weapons by a number of countries including depleted uranium. ammunition, that was of any uproar. no. they realized they could go ahead. he concocted a justification and got away with it. today some european leaders admits, well yes, maybe they overreacted a little, but it does not go any further. again, the u. s. behaved this way around the world because they think there is no longer any competition, but they all wrong. that life does not stand still prompting new developments and international relations and new countri

u. s or in this parade. today marks two years since bay area leaders enacted a sweeping shelter in place order we need to act now. all of us to protect the public health. now two years later, most restrictions have been dropped, and cases are on the decline. but will things stay that way? gas prices continue to rise partly as a result of russia's war on ukraine. as long as the conflict goes on. i think that energy costs will be a fundamental factor behind that high inflation this morning, lawmakers in sacramento debating a new proposal to give more than just driver some relief from these record high gas prices. and the baseball lockout is over . spring training begins in earnest for the giants and aced tomorrow, and the teams are making some big player trades. and welcome to mornings on to the nine today is thursday, march 17th st patrick's day. and i am going to be you'll see in a minute. i'm the only one not wearing green because i wake up at three in the morning and it's dark and i grab whatever tie i can. that's the

nazis have the right to speak and to assemble the german journalist and filmmaker mark, but all my sees the ukrainian and u. s. positions differently. that only i'm like on our knee. my knee does torn, he's the one on name.

u. s is taking against russia. and today marks two years since the bay area was locked down because of covid-19 . why going forward? a new variant is not the only thing that one local health leader is worried about. from ktvu. fox two news. this is the fourth welcome everyone to the four. i'm alex savage and i'm greg lee. the rapid rise of gas prices has been hitting bay area drivers, especially hard, but a bit of relief, maybe on the way. currently the average cost of a gallon of regular gas in california is $5.78. that's up almost $1 from a month ago and almost $2 from one year ago. earlier this week, republicans unsuccessfully pushed to suspend the state's gas tax ktvu tom vacar joins us live now from alameda, with the plan released by state democrats today that would provide rebates for all taxpayers, tom. it's a different approach, but basically what the democrats are saying, why should we give it to your piecemeal when we can give it to you all at once? assembly democrats gathered on the steps of the capitol offering like $4

this muslim community has faced in the mark with hundreds of 1000, still living as refugees and neighboring bung. lavish with the new u. s. assessment. change things on the ground for them, plus opposition groups, friend and got it asi, i'm presenting an envoy to me and modest military dictatorship. can the move help resolve the countries year long crisis? and we take in a new documentary that's breaking records in taiwan revolution to fall times tell the story of the 2019 mc beijing protest in hong kong. d. w speaks with the firms director who lives under threat and with an exiled activist for whom the screening is not an hey . i british manager, welcome to the dublin news, a shirt ledger could join us. you are a secretary of state. antony blinked and says me and mars wrangler muslims have suffered genocide at the hands of the military. he served the assessment was made based on interviews of throwing gear refugees in neighboring bundle. others. that is where more than 700000 minority or india muslims had to flee to after the me and my home are launched a violent crack down against them in august 2017. 0, the trauma exp

in marks a significant jump from the 677000 announced by the u. s. refugee agency just on tuesday. more than half of headed west into poland. others of crossed border points into hungary, slovakia, moldova, and romania, around 30000 ukrainians. have entered russia, and the few 100 people fled into bella, luce, are you going to build up us? and then is my relatives or their own today or so currently you with 3 babies. your yeah, my husband is left to protect a gun to enter. my 3 friends died. are terrible news for me. i just live to his children. if there were no children with me, i will stay with my husband. was that fasten isn't she resolved in eastern poland, were many ukrainians fleeing the conflict arriving. this is one of the key locations where many refugees are arriving from your brain many ukrainians, but also people from all corners of the world are arriving here, many international living in your grade. they're rising here at the station. lots of high emotions as well. people really confused where to go very worried about what they have been leaving behind, but also kind

u. s. president. if americans should be worried by the threat of nuclear war, he shot that idea down there with a one word answer or no one talk us senator. the head of the intelligence committee, mark warner says he sees no immediate credit to put drill in russia. but the u. s. is expecting and preparing for the surgeon, cyber attacks and retaliation to the actions already approved. as the fighting in ukraine continues. alan fisher, i'll just either at the white house on the cook, remind that you can catch up with all the news on our website. there it is on your screen. the address al jazeera dot com that's al jazeera dot com. have a quick check of the headlines here in al jazeera russia's drive towards ukraine's capital is now entering a 6th day. we have bought that dozens of people have been killed and injured in the country. second biggest city hockey eve, russian forces are accused of using cluster bombs which are banned in more than a 100 countries. where ukrainian president vladimir zalinski is calling for no fly zone to stop moscow's bombardment. or he scarcely shall would name nor spoke of the yellow starkey russian forces severely shall car, key or houses were destroyed.

u. s. president. if americans should be worried by the threat of nuclear war, he shot that idea down there with a one word answer or no one talk us senator. the head of the intelligence committee, mark warner says he sees no immediate credit to put drill in russia. but the u. s. is expecting and preparing for a surgeon, cyber attacks and retaliation to the actions already approved. as the fighting and cream continues, i'll in fisher, i'll just either at the white house or people in the u. k. or been donating huge volumes of supplies for ukraine's ukrainians. volunteers say they've been inundated with help. charlie angela reports from london. this holy 7000 is being overwhelmed with donations. you can seem allison to children's clothes, some old shoe badging, medical kids being thought by volunteers as a call key blocking traffic down the road as london has come to drop off what they can get an extremely, extremely grateful and to move by general safety. and so you gotta be of the people always bringing it. i think i have every language of the world in this room in their last 24 hours. at the moment we are looking for the transport companies that would like to schedule install shipme