u. s. army officer. now the foundation for the defense of democracies. thanks so much for taking the time to speak with us on the news. thank you. ah. over 3000000 refugees from ukraine have arrived in poland since the beginning of the war. a majority are still in the country and many have found homes with poles who took them in spontaneously . but now living space is getting scarce and many volunteers are just exhausted. the polish government is demanding more money from the you to help integrate the refugees. a small gesture of gratitude for the us because sebastian, it's become a daily ritual ever since she took refugees from ukraine into her home. her family of 4 has been joined by 8 more people to have something buckley on that, as i suggest, it shall. so, but i wanted to give this room to 3 people, but then a driver arrived in the middle of the night with 8 without the children were coughing and the women started crying because they didn't want to be split up. i felt weak in the knees. the post as, as a but i said yes, along with adult breath or sp

u. s. army officer. now at the foundation for the defense of democracies. thinktank, thanks so much for taking the time to join us. a heavy fighting around the hours of stall steelworks. it has become the last remaining pocket of ukrainian resistance in the strategic port of mario paul, which has otherwise been battered. why do you think russia still hasn't managed to capture the site? thank you for the up to join. you. thank you for the question. you know, i think the primary answer your question is the determined resistance of the ukrainian people defending their homes. and, you know, as many of a fed from the beginning, you know, you should never underestimate the determination of a free people fighting in aggressor and defending their homes. so i think that's a large part of it, you know, but when, when students of history look at this, or, you know, a reminder, a bit of motley, where you had a small remnant of spartans defending a path against overwhelming odds are americans might think of the alamo

u. s. office signing of $40000000000.00 a package. the ukraine decides spiraling inflation and product shortages at home or some american lou may cuz i'm not buying the excuse that it's all rushes fault. you can thank the activity vladimir putin for invading ukraine and pulling as long as i was with all due respect. my secretary, this utter nonsense expose is an attempt by sweden and finland to join nato unless they address on career security concerns. we look at the rift within the western military alliance with a will welcome to you. you're watching the weekly on the international bringing you the latest. well news along with the stories the shapes, the week, it's good to happy with. the last pockets of ukrainian military resistance in mario paul has surrendered at the as of stone. still plans which has been on the stage for almost 3 months, almost $2500.00 ukrainian troops. among the many members of the neo nazi as of battalion have laid down on the facility in recent days. moscow has with that all those prisoners will be treated i

u. s. president office, he's for packing for finland and sweden's native bits. they meet every nato requirement and then the nordic countries race to join the alliance as russia wages war on craig, but turkey seems set to derail left plans and marketing concerning for a brand potentially deadly illness. growing number of countries are reporting cases of monkey pox. laska infectious diseases expert. how worried we should be ah, i'm from gay. a welcome to the program. hundreds of ukrainian soldiers facing uncertain future after surrendering to russian forces in the port of mario pole. moscow says most have been sent to a prison camp in easton ukraine, which is control by russia. steve hopes to get the soldiers back in a prisoner swap. but moscow has threatened to put some of them on trial soldiers surrender to an unknown fate. this footage, released by the russian defense ministry, shows ukrainian soldiers laying down their arms after weeks under siege at the as of style steel plant. of the 1700 soldiers, russia says, have surrendered this week over 700 did. so in

u. s. president office, his full backing for finland and sweden's nato beds. they me every day there requirement and beds. the nordic countries race to join the alliance as russia, wages war, and ukraine for turkey seem set on the railing. that plans ah, i manuscripts mckennan. welcome to the program. ukrainian president philadelphia zalinski says that russian forces have quote, completely destroyed the industrial dumbass region. according to the regional governor, russian shelling killed at least 12 people and wounded dozens in the eastern city of severity on yeske, ukrainian defense ministry said intense fighting. there is preventing civilians from fleeing the area in his nightly video address. the lensky describe the situation there as hell rooms, the ukrainian, or forces continue to make progress and liberating the hearts of region one. but the occupiers of trying to further strengthen the pressure the don bus is held there, and that's not an exaggeration. the bombardment of 7 donnette is brutal and absolutely senseless. and for the very latest we can cros

u. s. president office is full support for finland and sweden to nato. they meet every nato requirement and then so what kind of race to join the alliance says russia, wages for on ukraine, but turkey seems set to derail that class. plus a d, w exclusive investigation masks is europe helping modernized, china's army. they join a team of investigative journalists who have uncovered links between the european academia and chinese university is fostering a fusion between the military and civil society. ah, i'm so gale. welcome to the program. hundreds of ukrainian soldiers are facing an uncertain future after surrendering to russian forces in the 4th of mario paul. moscow says most have been sent to prison camp in russia control territory in east and ukraine. cave hopes to get the soldiers back in a prisoner swap, but moscow has threatened to put some of them on trial soldiers surrender to an unknown fate. this footage, released by the russian defense ministry, shows ukrainian soldiers laying down their arms after weeks under siege at the as of style steel

u. s. foreign service officer and in geneva we have alfred desires. he is a former you an independent expert on international order and author of the upcoming book, countering mainstream narratives, fake news, fake law, and fake freedom, or at cossack rules in effect. that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it. oh alfred, let me go to you 1st in in geneva. ah, everything i said in my introduction is true and i, i, and with the question, did anybody vote for this? because we seem to be going in a direction that you, there's no stopping, no one's putting the foot on the brake. most a disturbing of all, um, nato seems to have no interest in ending the conflict in ukraine. actually just the reverse. one of the reasons why this conflict came about and i have come across a wide array of opinions about it, which is perfectly fine. i'm open to debate, but it is, was nato expansion was one of the reasons why russia acted the way did. and now nato expansion is again on the agenda here. i'd like to point out to our view as before, feb

u. s. foreign service officer and in geneva we have alfred desires. he is a former you an independent expert on international order and author of the upcoming book, countering mainstream narratives, fake news, fake law, and fake freedom or across oc rules and effect. that means you can jump in any time you want and i always appreciated. alfred, let me go to you 1st in in geneva. ah, i everything i said in my introduction is true and i, i end with the question. did anybody vote for this? because we seem to be going in a direction that you, there's no stopping, no one's putting the foot on the brake. most a disturbing of all, um, nato seems to have no interest in ending the conflict in ukraine. actually just the reverse. one of the reasons why this conflict came about and i have come across a wide array of opinions about it, which is perfectly fine. i'm open to debate, but it is, was nato expansion was one of the reasons why russia acted the way did. and now nato expansion is again on the agenda here. i'd like to point out to our view, years before febr

u. s. foreign service officer and in geneva we have alfred desires. he is a former you an independent expert on international order and author of the upcoming book, countering mainstream narratives, fake news, fake law, and fake freedom, or at cossack rules in effect. that means you can jump in any time you want. and i always appreciate alfred, let me go to you 1st in in geneva. ah, i everything i said in my introduction is true and i, i end with the question. did anybody vote for this? because we seem to be going in a direction that you, there's no stopping, no one's putting the foot on the brake. most a disturbing of all, um, nato seems to have no interest in ending the conflict in ukraine. actually just the reverse. one of the reasons why this conflict came about and i have come across a wide array of opinions about it, which is perfectly fine. i open to debate, but it is, was nato expansion was one of the reasons why russia acted the way did. and now nato expansion is again on the agenda here. i'd like to point out to our viewers before february 2

u. s. foreign service officer and in geneva we have alfred desires. he is a former you an independent expert on international order and author of the upcoming book, countering mainstream narratives, fake news, fake law and fake freedom. all right. cossack rules and effect, that means you can jump in any time you want and i all.

of the involvement of russian or done yet republic trips, former marine court intelligence officer in the u. s. scott ritter believes it's a case of perception over reality. the reality is, so it doesn't take a huge stretch of the imagination to paint the defense of murray, a pole, and as of stall plans as heroic and to use this is a rallying cry. and this is a battle perception over reality. you know, the perception of an evacuation implies that there was a negotiation and a kia was able to prevail in the negotiation. to successfully extricate the defenders of mario full trauma, the russian grasp, i think that's why that they're portraying that this way. because to say otherwise, that this was a desperate plea for survival. and that the only reason why the defenders are mario full or alive today is because of the humanitarian nature of, of russia. ukraine can admit this that would be to admit defeat. so ukraine is spinning in a way that makes it look as though ukraine. somehow i won this battle and was able to negotiate the evacuation of the survivors. ok, and let's keep attention on that the

u. s. attorney's office. we know your client is innocent. that was such an emotional moment for me.r. >> i thank god every day for john o'malley. when i looked in that man's eyes, you know, i see a man who has integrity. i seen a man who was honest. >> o'malley's affidavit was enough for the bronx d. a. to reopen the case and to get in front of a judge. but that would take time. two more months. >> this is my wall of hope. everyone here has been unjustly convicted and freed. >> on august 5th, 2012, eric's lawyer goes to court. >> this is our first appearance to try to get the judgment vacated. >> cross is joined by his assistant charmaine chester. by now, they have worked on the case for six years. >> i want to see him out. i told him the last time i went up to sing sing, i'm not visiting you here again. this is it. >> finally, cross argues his case to the judge. >> my client has spent 17 years plus in jail for a crime he hasn't committed. >> but it doesn't go down like a hollywood script. prosecutors do not admit there's been a terrible mistake. >> your honor, we'll be seeking an e

u. s. attorney's office, and as a federal prosecutor. and i took it again when i entered into the house of representatives and at the beginning of the session. and i have committed to guard our constitution, to support and defend it from all enemies, and to bear true faith and allegiance to this thing. and every single member of congress has taken that oath, and every single member of congress now owes it to this country. so stop putting any of the personal ambition will, any of their self dealing with, you need to put that aside, and you need to remember your oath. and we need to get to the bottom of this. and we need to make sure that this democracy that we all love so dearly is so intact and for our children and grandchildren. that's what i'm committed to do. >> congresswoman mikie sherrill, democrat of new jersey, navy veteran thank you so much for your time tonight. thank you for coming back to shed light on this story. we continue to watch it as an unfolds, thank you. >> rachel, thank you for staying on this issue. as you can tell

u. s. marine corps intelligence officer scott ritter, gave us his take on the surrender of those troops. the reality is and rushes responsibility to get this message across is that they surrendered because they had no choice. if they didn't surrender, they would die. and they are prisoners of war. they're not evacuees or prisoners of war. and if they haven't committed crimes, there's the potential that they could be exchanged for russian prisoners of war where they have committed crimes. they're going to be brought into the russian system of justice, the crimes of the age of regiment, the crimes of these nazis. these ultra nationalists are horrific and there are recorded. there is a monster ball, not speculation. and if this debt is put out there in a way that's, that can be retrieved and absorbed by western audiences. i think that eventually the west is going to have to acknowledge that there are some very bad people in mario. ready operating under the guise of the regiment and horrific crimes were committed against the russian people in russian speaking. people don't bus for 8 years. w

but he faces a challenge to win over voters disillusioned eyes 1st 5 years in office the u. s. and you have called on shrank as president to repeal estate, an emergency that give him sweeping powers to crack down on protest is. it's the 2nd time president got by roger packs or is used the measures interest 5 weeks and cause a growing him to resign. those bad lines this hour, my cuba is next from the al jazeera london broadcast center to people in thoughtful conversation with no haste and no limitation of the artist by nature, they are person call on last part to have i way, way and, and miss cooper. society is not interested in the individual ality, the freedom, the spirit of the young person studio be an spectator analysis era with away familiar with ways, art with gwen algebra, lisa healing thought an open matter we years. ah, your me are more or less in been things with ah yeah, it'll work a mom there with her. like i saying, i can put them when they come in. they meet their yankee all that we have not been put on by worry. no, do a good fit. i remember she got me. i was am

u. s. president joe biden is in japan for the time since taking office. ah, the war in ukraine, china and north korea and they new trade packs. and some of the issues being discussed is expected to outline the list of asian economies who take part in the regional trade agreement. it also attend the quad summit and informal alliance of the us, japan, india, and the us japanese alliance has long been the cornerstone of peace and prosperity union. pacific and united states means fully committed to japanese just japan defense. and we will face the challenge today and the future together. later today will launch a new endo pacific economic framework. the purpose of which is increase our cooperation with other nations in the region and deliver concrete benefits for the people in a pacific region. with robert bride now his intel care, so quite a wide range of issues for the to lead us to get through. right. that's right. and they are going through those issues right now in this palace, right in the center of a tokyo, behind me, that bilateral meeting has been go

u. s. marine corps intelligence officer, scott ritter, who thinks that nato not russia is in complete disregard for fundamental agreements to preserve stability in europe by not expanding eastward. deputy secretary general is forgotten that it was nato's continuous eastern expansion. up to the borders of russia, that they'll create the conditions for the current conflict. it was nato that has been operating in total disregard of the, of the founding act, not russia. secretary general has forgotten statements made by both by his boss sector general johnstone bird. and other ministers of defense secretaries of defense of benito, which appeared to current conflict between ukraine and russia as an opportunity for nato to inflict a strategic defeat on russia. the deputy secretary general's look in the mirror throwing accusations at russia, which were solely derived from nato's own actions. european economy is going through somewhat of a shock right now, and it doesn't look like that. sharks can in any time soon. all nato has is basically some fancy charts and arrows and lines in words. they don't ha

u. s. attorneys offices nationwide. as they carry out their complex mission sets. these resources will strengthen the justice department's efforts to reduce violent crimes and gun violence. to counter the multitude of serious and threats to our country from terrace, cyber criminals, and hostile nation states. to combat the violent drug trafficking, networks that are fueling our nations overdose epidemic and to protect our nations democratic institutions. including the one we sit in today from violent attack. in addition the, president has proposed a total of more than 30 billion dollars a new investment over the next decade. this to support law enforcement by finding the police, prevented crime, and accelerating criminal justice reform. and fy 23 alone the presidents budget requests more than eight billion dollars in grants for states and localities nationwide to find the police. including by putting more police officers on the beat and to implement community based strategies to prevent crime and gun violence. the presidents fy 23 budget also prioritizes the protec

u. s. warplane bombed our series office in baghdad. 7 were killed in syria, including abraham loma, who died when a russian air rage, a town on the outskirts of live. the others were killed either by shrapnel gunfire or unknown assailants, or on the front lines in the middle east. the alliance of human rights organizations says it will add sharina workers, death to a case that was filed to the international criminal court in april, accusing israel of war crimes famous rob reports on one of the most dangerous conflicts. a journalist to report on ha, in israel's occupation of palestine, its tactics have become increasingly aggressive over the decades. so to it's crackdown on media workers covering the soup on the killing of bulges. you're a journalist and palestinian american sharina of walkway. and the, the latest example of the in may 2021 in israeli air raid brought down a building in the gaza strip that house local people and international media offices, including those of old press freedom advocates said it was an attempt to silence journalist a month later, israeli police destroyed

u. s. government established my position and my office and have provided a i think significant support to my office to, to address this issue. so i think that the commitment is certainly there. i've been in my position for 5 months and i've seen that throughout the government. there is a broad scale support for my efforts to, to advance situation of women and girls. all right, we'll leave it there for today. thank you so much for joining us. every now meeting of the us special envoy for women girls and human rights. thank you so much. thank you. some i've gone. women are trying to fight burg. 20 female lawmakers have set up a parliament in exile in greece. they escaped to the capital 8th and when the thought about seized power last august, they had determined to use that influence and experience to help the women left behind in their homeland 3 years ago. now z for you. susie beck was elected to the afghan parliament. now, the politician has been forced into exile in athens. she says there's so much she'd wanted to get done. as far as one of you go, i got up every morning with the will an

u. s. was behind his removal office. now con has b, mobilizing his followers. speaking of rallies, indifferent pakistani fifties before its final call for a long march and the capital is lum about at the end of this month. that's the demand fresh elections? the opposition has accused con, of manipulating the public in order to remain in power. during his latest valley, he singled out the level of control. the washington is enforcing on pakistan. is this government as a product of internal and external conspiracy? the american conspiracy? now my nation must get ready. we would not allow this regime of decoy and thieves to continue. now this regime will keep their mouth shut. they have replaced me with this regime because they knew that enron con will never give air bases to them. he will never take part in their war in afghanistan. he will not guarantee the interests of his country for them in wrong con, can't do this because he has to live and die in this country also. but jim latan is also stated that he fears for his life and even recorded a video name is a l

u. s. known as l. t. great. he was in charge of officers from 20122013 under president of furio noble. u. s. prosecutors have been trying to have him expedited for 2 years, where he also faces drug trafficking charges. demonstrators in mexico have demanded justice for the great number of journalists being murdered. to female reporters were shot dead outside a convenient store in the city of vera cruz. yesenia molly little and sheila, you hannah garcia's death spring. the turtle killed so far this year at 11 and they both worked for local news portal and various. the state prosecutors promised that the investigation interlaced killings will be exhaustive mothers or some of the 10s of thousands of missing people in mexico have gathered in the capital a march from deborah trula to demand the government do more to find their children . or at least find out what happened to them. the protest is being held on mothers day was 90. 8000 people have disappeared since and on his sixties. many of them victims of the war on drugs or criminal gangs. and your rapper was at the gathering in mexico city. b

office chart. 48 or chapter 3. ah. the follow up to the 1986 original and more than a $150000000.00 and $4.00 days in u. s. yes, that is a box office record for the memorial day holiday weekend produces delayed the films release through the pandemic insisting it has to be viewed on the big screen. ah, this is our desire elisia, top stories, lebanon's new parliament has reelected in a b barry as speaker. he's held a job since 1992. early a 13 independent newcomers marched before parliament convened demanding reforms to the political system. european union leaders, they rush as war effort, will take a significant financial hit because of their ban on most russian oil exports. ada's in brussels, reached a compromise to overcome objections from e members. more dependent on russian energy, current of ice restrictions to millions of people in china of finally easing shank eyes lifting its 2 month, locked down. those are your headlines. news continues here now. they're off to the inside story. but before that, we believe you with memories, a serene of actually the voice of palestine out is there, a media network c

weapons of military equipment to ukraine. biden signed off on the lend lease act in the oval office saver u. s. supports ukrainians fight to defend their country and democracy against putin's brutal war. the u. s. has already provided billions of dollars and weapons to ukraine. ah, israel anchors prime minister may hinder roger packs has resigned. following weeks of protests against the government's failure to solve an unprecedented economic crisis, at least 4 people, including a member of parliament, died and fighting between rival political groups. on monday, dozens were injured. the former prime minister's home as police fire tear gas to try to stop the violence. a nationwide curfew has now been imposed. when l fernandez reports from colombo, a powder keg of anger, frustration, and helplessness among she luncheons. there's been months of discontent over an economy close to bankruptcy. people have been demanding the president, the prime minister, and the government resign, blaming them for mismanagement and corruption premium. a hinder roger box has now bowed to pressure, done at the hour to

u. s. was behind his removal from office. now con has been mobilizing his followers, speaking rather indifferent pakistani fifties before his final call for a long march and the capital is lum. about the end of this month to demand fresh election. the opposition accused con, of manipulating the public in order to remain in power. during the latest, probably, he won the washington would not help the new pakistani government until it was made a slave. if russia gives you will, with a 30 percent discount, you will not take it because, or are slaves if you need 3000000 tons of wheat, you can't buy it from russia. you can't buy cheaper gas from iran because we the usa don't permit you to do that. con, also states that he fit for his life and he's even recorded a video naming is a legit killers in the event of something happening to him. they want to kill me. i have recorded a video where i take all the names who are involved in this conspiracy around con has claimed repeatedly that he was forced to leave office by the pro american

u. s. was behind his removal from office icon has been mobilizing his followers, speaking of rallies in different pakistani cities before his final cold for a long march. and the capital is lum about at the end of this month, thus to demand fresh elections. the opposition has accused con, of manipulating the public in order to remain in power. during the latest rally, he claimed that the new pakistani government is nothing but the servants of washington. the americans would not help them until they make them slaves. they would ask this government to be slaves of indians, not a friendship. forget about kashmir, shut your mouth on palestine, whatever israel is doing there, you should not raise your voice. con, also states that he fits for his life and is even recorded of video naming his alleged killers in the event of something happening to him. they want to kill me. i have recorded a video where i take all the names who are involved in this conspiracy. ranken has claimed repeatedly that he was forced to leave office by the pro american opposition in pakistan. the new government incidentally, is e

it was the 1st oval office meeting between the u. s. president and new zealand. prime minister, a chance for washington to counter china is growing influence in the indo pacific region. but for new zealand, it was also an opportunity to express that when it comes to business, there are no loyalties. he had an exchange of use on the pacific. currently, very clear view on both sides that the pacific needs to determine ends is determining its own rules of engagement and as partners we need to make sure that we're hearing what beer critical focus in areas of interest are for us to partner on. and partnership is key, it is not a donor donnie relationship and nor should it be. and i think that's the approach that i hear from the united states. it's certainly the approach of new zealand, regardless of who within the pacific were engaging with the meeting lasted roughly 90 minutes and included other topics like climate change, trade and even how the united states new zealand could cooperate in space. and that included the vice president. com l

u. s. whole us attorney's office, representing the federal government and the largest law firm in the state of oregon, representing i f. a which is a front group for the chemical manufacturers and for timber sprayers the far service had been unwilling to do any kind of community health survey after the spring to see if anybody was in fact being arm. it was simply saying our chemicals aren't harming anybody, but it wasn't looking to see if they were harm. and it was very stunning. you know that they would spray an area and within a month, the miscarriage rate. what they call spontaneous abortion rate. with sky rock, according to the hospital datum, oh. between my husband and idler nurse practitioner, we delivered between 10150 children a year seeing a larger number of birth defects than we would've expected. we saw a number of congenital hearts and i think it was 1978. i delivered an answer, phallic child, that's a child that doesn't have basically the normal brain. in my lifetime of delivering babies, i would not expect ever to see one. and about a year later, we delivered a 2nd, allen's ap

u. s. was behind his removal from office count has been mobilizing follower, speaking out raleigh's in different pakistan city. this is a former pm addressing a crowd of sins of supporters position accused the wrong count of manipulating the public in order to remain in power of the claims. the politician of made how greatly resonated with the public during the raleigh. he also spoke of the loss of like a stunning life fighting on behalf of the us. only gonna be american say said thank you to us for our 80000 people killed in their war. going to be the number of our soldiers killed him. this war are more than 3 times the number of americans killed in afghanistan. no one said thank you, honey people. but somebody can also accuse washington, i've tried to make pakistan a slave to, it's will. the ex, international curricular stated he fears for his life found has even recorded video naming his legend killers in the event of something happening to they want to kill me. i have recorded a video where i take all the names who are involved in this conspiracy and run can claim repeatedly that he was forc

u. s. theaters. that's a box office record for the memorial day. holiday weekend. films release was delayed by almost 2 years because of the corona virus condiment. let's get more on this now from washington dc, but to him by john marie, he's a t v presenter and pop culture expert john good to have you back with us. so listen, talk on maverick has been a huge hit with movie go as, and the critics has given tom cruz his 1st a 100000000 dollar opening weekend. you went to the premier, why do you think's been so successful? well, darren, the critics say a best. they're calling this the perfect action adventure film, and i have to tell you, i like to so much i dressed up by the occasion. i got my obama jacket on for you. this movie was electrifying. it was invigorating. it's visually stunning at times. you feel like you're in the playing with tom. you want to get a fighter jet yourself. this will be completely captivating. there were people next to me cry. you laughed. the story is so great with this sequel. and like you mentioned, we waited 36 years forge, and i can tell you this. even if you haven't se