u. s. network fox news have been killed in ukraine. irish cameron, jazz aka shasky scene here at the front of this picture and ukrainian producer alexandra cuz she never died when their car came on the fire outside t, at least 4 journalists have died covering the conflict. so far. russia has put you as president joe biden, and canadian prime minister just intruder on a so called stop list that bars them from entering the country multiple other high ranking us. and canadian officials are also on moscow's list. russia says the benz in response to western sanctions a television journalist who was arrested for protesting against russia's warn ukraine has been released. marina or c, yellow cover was a find around $250.00 euros, but could still receive a prison sentence. the employee of state owned channel one was detained after she interrupted, alive, news show, holding an anti war poster. newly passed laws in russia effectively criminalize independent reporting on the war credit rating. companies say r

u. s. network. fox news have been killed in ukraine. irish cameraman, pierre, zach eschevsky st. here at the front of this picture and ukrainian producer alexandra christian over died when their vehicle came under fire outside cave. at least 4 journalists have dined covering the conflict so far. a t v journalist who was arrested for protesting against russia's war in ukraine, has been released. marina of sienna cova was fined around $250.00 euros. i could still receive a prison sentence. the employee of state own channel one was detained after she interrupted, alive, news show, holding an anti war poster. clearly pass laws in russia effectively criminalize independent reporting on the war credit rating company, say russia maybe on the verge of defaulting on its foreign currency debt. international sanctions have limited its ability to access foreign exchange reserves. moscow is due to pay over $117000000.00 in interest on sovereign bombs on wednesday, with more payments looming later in the month. the your opinion has imposed a new round of sanctions to punish russia for its inva

u. s. network fox news have been killed in ukraine. irish cameraman, pierre, zachary shasky st. here at the front of this photo and ukrainian producer alexandra cook. she nova died when their vehicle though the vehicle they were traveling and came under fire outside cave. fox news said another reporter has been hospitalized . at least 4 journalists have died covering the conflict since it began about 3 weeks ago. near opinion has imposed a new round of sanctions against russia aimed at stifling fine financing of its invasion of ukraine. the measure measures also hit the inner circle of president vladimir putin dw. christine manuel has more from brussels as russia continues to bear arms, ukraine with bombs, the european union has delivered its latest blow to the kremlin with a fresh round of sanctions. they are designed to punish moscow for the death and devastation it has brought on its neva. the measures will be felt in russia by both the ordinary and the elite. they include banning the export of luxury goods to russia, stopping, steal product imports from russia, freezing the

u. s. network fox news have been killed in ukraine. irish, cameraman piers, doctor, chef ski st. here at the front of this picture and ukrainian producer alexandra cushion over died when their vehicle came under fire outside cave. at least 4 journalists have died covering the conflict so far. credit rating companies have suggested the rush. it may be on the verge of defaulting on its foreign currency debt. that's after international sanctions limited its ability to access foreign exchange reserves. moscow is due to pay over $117000000.00 in interest on sovereign bonds on wednesday, with more payments looming life in the month. he was president joe biden signed a budget bill into law on tuesday. it includes $13600000000.00 in additional military and humanitarian aid to ukraine. the white house confirmed that biden will travel to brussels next week to attend to an extraordinary nato summit to discuss the crisis. the european union has imposed a new round of sanctions to punish russia for its invasion of ukraine. among the sex sectors targeted a luxury goods and steel. the sanctions

u. s. network fox news have been killed in ukraine. irish cameron appear as acro shasky. i seen here the front of the picture and ukrainian producer alexander a cove sheen over a died when their car came under fire outside keith and these 4 journalists have died. companies conflict. the tv journalist, who was arrested for protesting against russia's war in ukraine, has been released and rena, of santa cova was fined around 250 euros, could still receive a prison sentence. employee of state earned channel one was detained after she interrupted, alive, news show, holding up an anti war poster, new to pass laws in russia effectively criminalize independent reporting will, is russia on the edge of insolvency ratings agency. fitch says there is an immediate risk of default bond payment of more than $100000000.00 is due today. if russia was to make that payment in roubles, it could trigger a technical default. western sanctions hit the russian economy. part. many banks have been excluded from the global payment system. swift and a big chunk of state assets have been frozen. whi

u. s. and ukraine have a network of the bar trees on the country working on biological warfare. the u. s. has long said, this isn't true that it has a network funded by the department of defense of biological threat reduction programs that is looking for surveillance for preventing contagion spreading around the world. now russia says it has found the evidence. it was looking for to prove the existence of bio warfare labs. these tweets are refutation of that. but as you can tell from the tweets, china is also asking for almost, since it has also been concerned about the network of labs. the u. s. is set up, it's often also why there's so many and why is there no transparency or trying to, to say, all right, then prove that these are simply about pandemic surveillance, for example, and not for creating pathogens and see from anatol leven senior research at the quincy institute of responsible state croft, it says there may be some truth in the accusation. although it's pretty hard to verify. both sides are engaging in war propaganda. it always happens in war about, you know, atrocities by th

u. s. and ukraine have a network of the bar trees on the country working on biological warfare. the u. s. has long said, this isn't true that it has a network funded by the department of defense of biological threat reduction programs. that is looking for surveillance for preventing contagion spreading around the world. now russia says it has found the evidence, it was looking for to prove the existence of bio wolf labs. these tweets are refutation of that. but as you can tell from the tweets, china is also asking for on says it has not also been concerned about the network of labs. the u. s. is set up. it's often also why there's so many and why is there no transparency or trying to, to say, all right, then prove that these are simply about pandemic surveillance, for example, and not for creating pathogens. we look forward now and on this thursday, the ukraine and foreign russian foreign ministers planned to meet in turkey. if it goes ahead is a little highest level talk since the will began when you to be honest, i'm reserved with my optimism. i do not have high expectations, but of cour

u. s. tv network. fox news has a camera man and producer, happened, killed near cave. the crew in the field filming when their vehicle was hit by artillery fire piazza kizusky and alexandra christian over. but traveling with the report at benjamin hall was being treated in hospital for his injuries. 5 journalists have not been killed since the war began. a court in moscow has find a journalist, $290.00 for her televised protest on sunday evening. marina ob sienna cover interrupted alive bulletin on state television with a sign reading stop the war. the senior editor at channel one and only released a statement, she said she was ashamed for promoting kremlin propaganda. kremlin called her actions a form of hooliganism. not by directly lucy alcholay. i want to thank everyone for their 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 older, provided with any judicial help. i was in a rather tough situation. i'll speak more tomorro

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, although provided w

u. s. t. v network fox news says a cameraman, and produce, have been killed near keith piazza, kizusky and alexandra christian over were in the field, filming when their vehicle was hit by artillery fire. 5 journalists have not been killed since the war began. a russian journalist to carried out a dramatic protest against the war during a lie bulletin on state television has been fined. marina of santa cova was given a $280.00 fine for a pre recorded video that she also released afterwards on social media. those are the headlines and he's continues here now to sierra off the witness statement. thanks for watching. this more than 12000 migrants, mostly haitians in the canada that sprung up in that real texas over the last 2 weeks. they won't assign them. us authorities are overwhelmed. this is just the latest flash point in a month long serge of people illegally crossing the buddha. and there's little in the camp for them. you can see that kind of thing all the time. if they don't pay, getting back into

u. s. a computer network company and really important company this provides that the networking that underlies the internet, all sorts of things all around the world. they're one of the most recent to announce that they're stopping business in russia. it, if russian organizations, russian companies can't fix their computer systems that's going to have an absolutely crippling effect. now of course, it takes a long time for sanctions like that to, to really bite until you see the results of that. but that is going to be a process, the risks undermining vladimir putin position the strength of his position and his ability to tell the russian people and the people around him or the russia can hold out here. so i think it, ukraine, you ask, what is ukraine's kind of strongest card here? well, it, it is, partly, it, it's the backing of the west. it is the strong sanctions. it is also the unity that ukraine has managed to show so far in the face of this onslaught, partly enabled by the leadership of them is lensky, the president, who i think it a piece has been doing pretty remarkable job, of keeping

u. s. t. the network fox news says a camera man and producer happened kill near cave. the crew in the field filming when their vehicle was hit by artillery fire. pears, kizusky and alexandra cushion over traveling with reporter benjamin hall was being treated in the hospital for his injuries. 5 journalists have now been killed since the war began. i caught in moscow as find a journalist, $280.00 for a televised protest on sunday evening. arina observed cova interrupted alive bulletin on state television with a sign reading stop. the war. the senior editor at china one had only reached a statement. she said she was ashamed for promoting, crammed, and propaganda. a criminal called directions a form of hooliganism. oh, my dear little bit is the ugly. i want to thank everyone for their 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, although provided with any judicial help, i was in a rather tough situation. i'll speak more to mo

u. s. t. v networks fox news says one of his cameraman and producers have been killed near keith. pierre is acc, ruskie and alexandra cook. she nowhere were traveling with reporter benjamin hall, who was injured in the attack. in other news, a ban on religious head scarves in some indian classrooms have been, has been upheld by a state high court. the court said wearing the items is not an essential religious practice of islam. nigerian margaret has collapse nationwide after struggling with intimate in supply for the past month. this comes as a country face is a huge increase in the cost of fuel. those are the headlines on al jazeera. i'll be back with a news our right after inside story to stay with us. how do you define successful 1st year in charge of the counseling? we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we're living. what do you think's been driving diploma? tennessee not counting the coast on al jazeera. should nato impose a no fly zone over ukraine. as russia

u. s. sir. television network. fox news says its camera. men and producer have been killed near keith, the capital of ukraine. the crew were news gathering when their vehicle was hit by artillery fire pierre's or chris key and alexandra kush. we knew of our were traveling with reporter benjamin hall, who was injured in the attack. in moscow, a court has find a russian journalist, $280.00 for protesting against the war. during a live tv useful gram. marina o. v asked me cova interrupted the bulletin on state television by holding up a sign, reading stop the war. the criminal has called her actions a form that hooliganism russian. prosecutors are seeking to extend a lexi novalis prison sentence for another 13 years for fraud. the kremlin creek is already serving 2 years in jail for parole. violations related to chargers, he says trumped up protests against the war called by the anti corruption campaign . a few days ago were broken up. russian police arrested several people. the still ahead on al jazeera, we'll be loo

u. s. television networks, fox news says it's cameraman and producer, have been killed near keith, ukraine's capital. the cool way when use gathering when their vehicle was hit by artillery fire. pierre is that correct? sky and sandra cushion of our were travelling with reporter benjamin hall, who was injured in the attack. in moscow, a record has find a russian journalist, $280.00 for protesting against the war during a live tv news program. marina of the asking over interrupted the bulletin on st. television by holding up a sign reading stop the war. the kremlin has called her actions a form of hooliganism. ah, let's look at some avenues now. in russia says the u. s. has guaranteed it will be able to trade with iran as part of an ongoing attempt to save the 2015 nuclear deal . foreign minister sag elaborate, has been meeting his iranian counterpart in moscow, france, germany and britain have said a series of last minute russian demands and its invasion of ukraine put the whole deal at risk. but it look mostly that we wait for the lifting of the legal sanctions, which were implemented by th

u. s. politicians on social network users are like, have bluntly said there are simply no innocent russians that says anti russian history are provoked by the seems coming out of ukraine has become well. busy a new reality, the shutdown of picks up the story for us. an avalanche of sanctions is hurling down upon russia and as foreign powers. hopeful every next glow to knock moscow called smaller private entities are also doing everything to chin and in their bid, trying. being so eager to join the frenzy, some via into strayed burlesque territory. for example, russian cats are being found over russia's actions and ukraine use it to the is of dog lovers, but no, russia, boone, dogs are being banned from participating in kennel exhibitions. literally nothing living is safe. a russian tree has been banned from competing for the tree of the year award, which apparently exists and russian culture hasn't escaped the punishment either a college in italy cancelled a class on gusty asking, but backtracked after this. and the closer on what is happening in italy is ridiculous. not only being a living

meanwhile blocked financial institutions in russia from accessing their payment networks in compliance with sanctions with the u. s. and 30 other nations have agreed to release 60000000 barrels of oil in an effort to curb rising prices. benchmark brent crude rising above $100.00 a barrel on tuesday as investors weight concerns over supply disruptions. russia is one of the world's largest crude suppliers. price jump pushed, stocks indexes lower and prompted, rattled investors to seek safety and u. s. government bonds. investors are now looking to see if an opec plus meeting on wednesday could help ease those jangled nerves. it's good against corridor in new york. he ends a 7 year high for oil. are we looking at the long term return of $100.00 a barrel? at the moment to bits are that to i might be even moving higher from year on. but steve, adults are really extreme moves that we're seeing at some point a w t. i saw the oil being traded here in new york as up by more than 11 percent. and who would have guessed about 2 years ago when briefly we actually saw a negative oil price. i can remember very well, experts say

fox news network in the u. s. is one of its cameraman, and a producer have been killed, close to the ukrainian capital. keith crew were in the field filming when their vehicle was hit by a temporary fine. yeah, zachary z ascii and alexandra, cuz you know, ever were traveling with reporter benjamin who, who's being treated in hospital for his injuries a caught in moscow's find a journalist, $280.00 for her dramatic televised protest. marina asenique over interrupted a live bulletin on state television, holding up a sign, reading stop the war behind the news reader. she's a senior editor, the state news platform channel one, and at early released a statement saying she was ashamed for promoting criminal propaganda. the kremlin called her actions a form of hooliganism. oh yeah. have a good that is still covered by the little lucy alcholay. i want to thank everyone for their 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

u. s. navy's new sensor network gives her an apartment total surveillance over the gulf and in sport. good news for the brooklyn, that fair star kyrie irving. the vaccine landed in new york city is over flashing. ah, let's go with your weather report for the middle east hang tight. we'll get to africa as well. hello everyone. good to see you. so here's the picture on friday. those winds have now shifted out of the north. so that's gonna drag down temperatures. and these are gonna be some powerful winds as well. so that is going to swirl around the sand in dust on saturday. can really start to see it. eastern saudi into bahrain and cats are. so we look at the 3 dave forecasts for doha, when guess 50 kilometers per hour on friday. but look at this saturday. could see them with up to 65 to 70 kilometers per hour. it's going to drag down your temperature to actually a bit below average for this 100. you're looking good in pakistan, plenty of sun, some temperatures in the forty's southern he ran sure. as at 26 and harassing afghanistan, you are approaching record. breaking temperatures wou

u. s. nuclear energy body access to mobile networks in the internet of reportedly been cut of the plum. the international atomic energy agency says it is extremely concerned. communications with staff at a plant using radioactive material in multiple have also been lost. a bennett ramberg is an expert on nuclear proliferation. he says russian forces could be targeting nuclear plants to gain control of ukraine's energy. good. a nuclear plant could release its redirect to golden since the environment. and you'd have the worst case that you're on on steroids. i would imagine one of the reasons they might be targeting want to take these plans offline. the, they can take the place of life, is to cut the electricity to municipalities. and so without, without electricity flowing to homes, batteries, to any, any entity in the municipalities across, you create that these plants service by cutting them off. you're going to put up the ability of these, of these communities to function effectively. so these plans are key plants like here are just units that they provide for 40 to 50 percent of the

u. s. and u. k. of called on it to poll to immediately suspend russia from the network, according to a tweet from the british home safe retreat. the country side to thread to public safety post by russia's invasion of ukraine into old. and they're both of a $194.00 countries which facilitate the policing of international crime. the u. n . nuclear watchdog says it's concerned about reports. the communications have been disrupted at ukraine's largest nuclear power plant. russian soldiers took the separate t. a facility on friday after shelling it and have reportedly turned off its internet and telephone lines, reliable communications, a critical to safety. the social media company, tick tock is suspending. the posting of videos from russia is, comes after moscow pastor lor introducing jail terms of up to 15 years for publishing. what he calls fake news about the army. tick tock says it needs to keep its employees safe. security forces in russia have to take over 4000 and the ball protest is across the country. the figure is from an independent protest monitor, police arrested people in several u, russi

u. s. army held this 1st combat training session with japan on tuesday. last year, the u. s. government announced that will boost military spend by 2022 and impose a missile network on a chain of islands that includes taiwan. the japanese island to book an hour on this philippines, china, for its part, sees the territory as its line of defense and is striving to prevent us myself from being base. there me, let's trust live now to political unless chinned out true for his take its pleasure to have you on the program. do you think the u. s. new to strengthen its military presence in the region? is going to see really tense relations with china. just further deteriorate. oh, mediately, we know that the us has established the quad system. you know, there's a secure different word with india, with japan, with australia target in china. and then last year they had this office, they know with the okay. and also earlier to provide to nuclear number in to all really up, again, cargo in china. and of course, the latest days about the base, the defense program on the so called the 1st the chin island dana target in china again. so this is always did not help me at all to se

u. r. t. 's ox on a boy co says the network has been caught in the middle of a massive information war. launched by nato countries and their allies. we got a response from meta on the issue. you are not independent media, you are a state agency of the russian government under the jurisdiction of putin responsible for war crimes. you do not publish independent reports about the statements of pollutants. politicians, you are a state integrated power propaganda tool that is published in the west with the intention of broadcasting the will of the putting government in our country. you're permanently opposed to the foundations of the german press code. you can't have any claims against us. we are part right in the middle of a major information of war, and i have to tell you that made or analyst and people who work for native for a number of years now have been talking about the so called cognitive warfare reach . they saw as an alternative to a food kinetic warfare many of the recommendations that they have been producing and now used by the ukrainians. i mean, the, your heard that warning by the rus

a network correspondent, wounded, and russia has been d. u. s. president joe biden, and other top american officials from entering the country. moscow set the move was in response to us sanctions when nato secretary general against dalton, burke says the military alliance must change its security posture in europe. in response to that, russian invasion. speaking a had of tomorrow's meeting over nato defense ministers. he said the alliance was faced with a new security reality on the european continent, and he voiced concerns that russia might use chemical weapons in ukraine. 4 months, we have exposed rushes, long list of lies. they claimed they did not plan to invade ukraine, but they did. they claim that they were withdrawing their troops. but the sent the in even more. they claim to be protecting civilians. but they are killing civilians. now they are making absorbed claims about biological labs and chemical weapons in ukraine. this is just an old ally and we are concerned that moscow could stage a false flag operation, possibly including chem

u. s. army held one of its largest ever combat training sessions with japan on tuesday. last year, u. s. government announced that would boost military spend in the region and impose a missile network on a chain of islands including taiwan, but japanese island, vulcan, our, the philippines, china for its part seas not more time to retrieve that line of defense and is striving to prevent american missiles from being base their typical elicits into a true thinks the u. s. is trying to contain china anyway can so this is so always did not help at all to see the least. and also actually it is, you know, basically adding to this growing this trust or lack of transportation into countries. if you see the problem like a nowhere went by then came to always remember a lot of people, not, i mean china, but also in the us. they expect that by the government to reverse the course of the very turbulent relationship between china, the us and trump administration. then when biting came to power one year lease with the that he has no intention to change course. basically the use data, they have the at the trench, the type of policy that beautiful at the number one opponent or number one bible or h

u. s. is playing with fire in a very sensitive region tie one and the indo pacific. washington has deployed more than 2000 troops to australia's northern territory for the 1st time ever. is building a missile network aimed at deterring china has failed. a warship through the taiwan strait and approved a $100000000.00 in arms sales to tie one. beijing isn't pleased. we warn the u. s. the playing the taiwan card is like playing with fire, which will not only push taiwan into a dangerous situation, but also bring unbearable consequences to the us side. us ally astray lawyer is also i ping the anti anti one. and on building nuclear submarines, japan's arms imports have increased 2 and a half times over the past 5 years. with south korea also noticeably increasing its military budget. you can guess who supplying them. the usa remains the largest supplier to asia and oceania as arms exports are an important element of u. s. foreign policy aimed at china. and that's not all. and u. s. firm just bought a shipyard in the philippines might not look like much, just a bankrupt junkyard. well, not quite. the location provides direct access to the south china sea, the main area of china, how, when tensions, and

network al jazeera. ah, an appeal to the u. s. congress, ukraine's president asked for a no fly zone and more military help to fight off russia. president biden will respond in the mix up ah, for the back table, you're watching al jazeera life from jo. how with the latest on the war in ukraine as the fighting rages on the world's top port towns, russia, it must stop its military action, and wants both sides not to aggravate the disputes. ukraine has accused russia of bombing civilians trying to escape the besieged city of mary, a pole. and also a head nozzles means a gary radcliffe detained any bond since 2016 is on a flight back to the you. k. use we need you right now. that was the plea from ukraine's president as he addressed the united states congress wrote to me as to lensky received a standing ovation before he delivered his speech virtually to us. lawmakers, he again called on the us and it's nato allies to impose a no fly zone over ukraine. a demand washington has repeatedly reject it. friends, americans, in your great hi

u. s. ever big court is blocked. the member is shut out of swift. barring rushes, access to the swift network would sever the country completely from the international monetary flow. rushes companies would no longer be able to pay for or receive foreign goods. rush us trade, where the rest of the world would be suspended, but it means the trade in urgently needed goods from russia would also be interrupted. the result rising energy prices worldwide, and russia is not only a major exporter of oil and gas, but of iron and steel, to still being shut out of swift would harm russia most of all in the catalog of sanctions. it's the instrument that cuts the deepest. the olympus runs a consulting firm in berlin that's focused on payment systems. leo, it's good to have you on the show. i think the question that everyone is wondering is how serious is a cut off from swift as has been called the nuclear option for a while? well, i think that it becomes would be quite material level quite a material impact on the richly, honey. i'm a couldn't factor quite devastating when you look back about 10 years ago when the iranian banks

u. s. congress. kimberly held him al jazeera, the white house, us tv network, fox news, as a cameraman and producer have been killed near keith. the crew in the field filming when their vehicle was hit by an artillery fire. here's that cuz you scan alexander, cushion of that we're traveling reporter benjamin, hold. who's being treated in the hospital for his injuries? 5 journalists have not been killed since the war began. a quote in moscow as find a journalist, $290.00 for her televised protest on sunday evening. rena option of cobra interrupted a live bulletin on state television with a sign reading stop the war. the senior editor channel one had earlier, would use a statement, said she was ashamed for promoting criminal propaganda, a crime and called her actions a form of hooliganism up. i didn't put lucy alcholay. i want to thank everyone for they 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 older, provided with any judicial help. i was in a rather tough

ukraine and the networks quote, relationship with the russian federation r t says the watchdogs move was politically motivated. and russia presents further evidence to the un that the u. s. and nato were supporting biological weapons development in ukraine. we hear the key points ah, broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow. this is our to international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. now we start with the latest developments in the ukraine conflict. vladimir putin emphasized, in a phone call with french president emanuel macklin on friday, that russia is doing everything i can to ensure the safety of civilians in ukraine, particularly by providing evacuation roots now put an also accused nationalist, ukrainian forces of having committed war crimes in the done boss, and issue he mentioned, and they call earlier that day with german chancellor off schultz. now, while the humanitarian situation in ukraine remains dire, the un has reported it has deployed it 1st military and a convoy to the war torn city of sumi in the countries northeast. meanwhile, moscow says the guns republic has now gained over 90 percent of its territory after pushing

networks are secure. your time is 76 some u. s veterans now risking their own lives to help evacuate americans trapped in ukraine and operation called project dynamo, was formed last year to help evacuate americans escape from afghanistan after the taliban seize control of that country. with these veterans are now focused on ukraine, and the group says they've already evacuated hundreds of americans since the war started about a month ago, and they're getting even more urgent requests for help. in my career when an american calls for help or an ally, calls for help. if you can't help you should help knowing that the russians are deliberately targeting civilian targets. tells me we have our work cut out for us. now the military veterans plan to stay in ukraine for at least the next few weeks to help wherever they can, and we want to help you connect to the many bay area groups who want to help the ukrainian people. you can use your phone to scan that qr code that's at the bottom left corner of your screen right now. that will take

, i'm trying to write others, i've expressed some disquiet about the network of the bar trees, of the department of defense, the u. s. department of defense funds around the world. they're d says it's simply about global surveillance of potential pathogens. it's part of the, the biological threat reduction program. but then the china and russia, the others of culture said, well, why do you need so many of these are missing some items. why is there absolutely no transparency about what goes on, and in fact, in these labs and what will be pretext? russia is as increasingly been using for the invasion and saying we have this lab which the dia, dan deity and the ukrainians are running together. and they are experimenting and biological warfare. the u. s. denies that just says it's all about all about surveillance, but then china, again, this week is a foreign ministry said, what about, sorry, that give us b, accounting, show us what's going on there. these are very serious allegations and but again got some new life because victoria newland, the state department main advisor on russia for the white house 7 congressional

networks are secure. time is up for three some u. s military veterans are risking their own lives to help evacuate americans still tracked and ukraine project dynamo is what the operation has called. the group was formed last year to help americans escape from afghanistan. after the taliban took control of that country. well now project dynamos focused on helping people flee the russian invasion in ukraine, and the group says hundreds of americans have already been evacuated since the war began almost a month ago. now they're getting more urgent calls for help. in my career when an american calls for help or an ally, calls for help. if you can't help you should help knowing that the russians are deliberately targeting civilian targets. tells me we have our work cut out for us. the military veterans plan to stay in ukraine for at least the next few weeks to help wherever they can. one firefighter from san luis was so county is now collecting badly needed equipment for rescue crews in ukraine air kelly is a firefighter with the san migue

network. there were $23.00 centers around north america to warn against soviet bombers and they were waiting for world war 3. the u . s. military and some american universities asked this guy to create a new kind of network to connect they're separate networks. this young girl got up and she had a bunch of questions, but her 1st one was how did i manage to convince all the governments of the oral political, the internet? and i said, well, except for the handful of us that we're actually working on the internet, nobody else really thought it was a very good idea. answer in thing was going to lead anywhere. and, you know, we pretty much had a free running room. yes. that's the man who, corn vender, tcp i p, about 50 years ago. that's the original academic paper. you can think of t c p as the backbone of the internet. but back then there were many competing technologies. there was a very big battle over the protocols. tcp ip didn't just wind by default it one through attrition by basically being better, simpler, easier to deploy them all of the other scalable and more scalable. and it had a lot of competition from phone

u. s. department in the region, there was no material damage. there was some damage to nearby buildings including the, this television network, the private television, the k 24. but so far there have been no casualties, and an investigation has been ordered and it has been a plethora of of reaction after this. we heard from the prime minister of the semi autonomous goodish region misrepresenting calling it a terrorist attack and saying this can be there can be no pretext to attacking iraqi sovereignty. and dozens of people have been injured during violent clashes between police and protest. as on the french island of corsica, demonstrations of the taking place for days after prominent nationalist figure was attacked in prison. yvonne colona is in a coma after being strangled and protest as hold the government responsible in prison for murdering a politician in 1998 pose of now closed in columbia's legislative elections. $39000000.00 people were eligible to cost balance and sundays contest the result. expected to set the tone for presidential elections just 2 months away now and sandra yeti joins us live now from burger. tar so our solder has voting

fox news host on one of the main tv networks in the united states has been widely attacked because he has opened his program up to those who are critical of the u. s. foreign policy. when it comes to ukraine and russia. we're seeing voices on there in the republican party, individuals like marjorie taylor green, and others accusing joe biden, them trying to get the country into a war with russia and using russia to distract from his own failures. so it's not as universal as one might think. if one viewed american broadcast, but currently the atmosphere in the united states is very anti russian. they are mobilized in the public to have russia. but it's not addressing the problems, global serving right, right. hard times for all of us kayla molten, alive from new york. okay. thank you very much. your up to date have more news in our website, all c dot com. ah ah, ah. aah ukraine. a big and rich country that's always been hand in hand with russia. until recently. 2014, a qu divides ukraine and leads to fratricidal war and on bus. a war that continues to this day on the edge of a large field near lo, ganske, the mass grave. local say that the people b

u. s. department in the region. there was no material damage. there was some damage to nearby buildings including the, this television network, the private television, the k 24 and an investigation has been ordered. and it has been a plethora of of reaction after this. we heard from the prime minister of the semi autonomous good this region, mr. by designing, calling it a terrorist attack and seeing this can be there can be no pretext to attacking iraqi sovereignty. we've also heard lucifer called me the iraq, the prime minister thing that an investigation has been ordered. and there has been a very interesting reaction from the outside of this powerful cleric who's blog cause the most feats after october. the election thing that this should be raised to the united nations, the iranian ambassador. and there should be guarantee, given by iran, that this is, this will not happen in the future while he's condemned infringement of sovereignty of iraqi soil. he's also called for an investigation into these alleged israeli acids and israeli facilities which are operating on iraq and some of the binge of aid reporting there. now 11 people have died in an