u. s. secretary of state, say on thursday that child the u. s. i believes that tar russia might be planning some sort of a bio weapon attack, some sort of chemical attack perhaps, and is planning to do so by blaming ukraine for that actual attack. now the u. s. has been saying, even before the invasion of february 24th, that russia was planning military action against ukraine. and so far everything that the u. s. says it has revealed, based on its intelligence gathering has come true. now what you also heard antony blake and saying on thursday was not just that the u. s. believes that what they are watching is russia committing more crimes, but that they are providing assistance to local groups on the ground, including to the ukrainian government, to gather that evidence in order to bring moscow before the international criminal court. and to deal with the matter of war crimes. rosalind jordan lifeless in washington thanks. was a still head on edge azeta protests in argentina sentences to bait a highly controversial finance. ah ah, look forward t

u. s. say a bay would increase exports to try to minimize the lumen global food security crisis, paused by russia's invasion of ukraine. then came the e u summit. joe biden would like to see his european counterparts do more to put pressure on russia, especially by targeting the energy sector in sanctions for his part. biden's administration has ended. all of the united states is energy imports from russia, each member countries that poland and the baltic states, one figure appeared, union to do the same bat that has been rejected by countries whose economies depend on russian gas. among them is germany whose chances are all of short said, a ban on russian energy would plant his country and europe into recession. buddy, your leaders did agree a deal with biden to buy more liquefied natural gas from the u. s. we will present um a new chapter in our energy partnership. it is about additional ellen g from the united states for the european union, thus replacing the russian elegy we had so far an i

u. s. president says, so be it. but ukraine should be president present rather at those meetings as well . and also one other headline that i think it's important to note in there is there are a lot of questions given the advanced age of president by the fact that he is one of the oldest, if not the oldest u. s. president. so at least in modern history, a lot of questions about his longevity and whether he'll be able to run again in 2024. you heard there one of the reporters asking about that the u. s. president saying he's not focused on that right now when he focused on the upcoming congressional elections so that he can continue his agenda and can tell you from someone who covers the news in the united states that will be difficult for him. those congressional elections are critical, give it as a co, equal branch of government, right. if he does not have democrats when both the house and senate in november, it will be a challenge for him in the final. kimberly, this is frankie say thank you very much. we'll talk

supplied with m i g 29 fighter jets, poland. foreign ministry says it's willing to give us entire fleet of soviet era jets to the disposal of the u. s, but the u. s. says it wasn't consulted by poland. of the w nato expert. terry schultz has wall on the significance of this proposed deal. poland has announced it's willing to hand over. it's make 20 nines to, to the united states. we don't know yet whether the united states is prepared to take them even though we do know this has been under discussion for days. your secretary of state tony blink, and confirmed that over the weekend. so we know that this has been something that poland and the united states have been discussing. and of course we hear from ukraine daily that they need more fighter aircraft. of course, they'd really like a no fly zone, but that's not not in the works at the moment. so we need to see whether this happens as i understand at the polish government, would then expect the united states to take over any of the roles that the megs are playing at the moment because once they leave. so this is really a deal in the works and we're seeing the negotiation sort of pla

a foreign ministry says it is willing to put its entire fleet of the soviet era jets at the disposal of the u. s. that the u. s. says it wasn't pre consulted on the move by full. and so let's bring in dw correspondent terry schultz to help break all of this down for us. terry, let's talk about this new development. poland announcing its handing over its mig 29 fighter jets to the united states. they could now be sent on to ukraine. how significant is this update? what we have to see if it happens, claire, poland has announced it's willing to hand over. it's make 20 nines to, to the united states. we don't know yet whether the united states is prepared to take them even though we do know this has been under discussion for days. you are secretary of state, tony blink and confirmed that over the weekend. so we know that this has been something that poland and the united states have been discussing, and of course we hear from ukraine daily that they need more fighter aircraft. of course, they'd really like a no fly zone, but that's not not in the works at the moment. so we need to see whether this h

u. s. president saying it would really level a crushing blow to russia's economy. and in fact, the you, as president tweeting just a moment ago that already these measures are having an impact of rushes economy. he said that the rubel is lost, more than half its value, and the list of private businesses leaving russia is growing by the day. now we understand president biden spoke to the ukranian president. today they discuss. kimberly it was just got the read out about that telephone call and the u. s. president wanted to highlight an up day the actions that were taken and to give the ukrainian leader a sense of what the european nations as well as the g 7 nations had taken action. the sort of the, the further coordinate and the effort that is going on to support ukraine. he also wanted to highlight the surgeon, security, humanitarian and economics assistance to appraisal as centrally, this is sort of an update on measures that have been taking place. something that the u. s. president has been doing throughout this process not only prior to the russian invasion of

u. s. sais, on at least 3 of the islands, china has built military facilities including missile arsenals and aircraft hangers . and that this could pose a threat to all the nation's beijing denies. such allegations saying it's military is defensive. but during the patrol, china makes its presence felt warning the u. s. plane repeatedly that it has illegally entered its territory and ordering it to move away with the u. s. navy plane dismisses the warnings and presses on with its mission radioing back to the chinese that they are within their international rights to conduct such an operation. but the u. s. presence it seems, will have little effect on china's plans for the islands not or india where a cafe in gold. copper is fighting social stigmas, guffy positive as it's called, aims to and to prejudice against people who have h. i reap one cup at a time. one la tay on the way the hum of the coffee machine is a familiar sound even in this quiet corner of calcutta. but this is a different kind of cafe. all the employees here, a h i v positive or who actually mission a community worker cal

u. s. say moscow is just repositioning troops and not withdrawing. that's a for me, be rash. banner g is up next 15 of the news asian. don't forget you can stay up to date on all the latest news on our website, d, w dot com. i'll be back at the top. and next are see that what does more do to people or hatred and violence inherited from generation to generation and award winning documentary searches for answers for 2 years. the all camera companies that sell a fist family in northern syria insights into the isolated world of radical islamists and into a spiral of violence without end. a film about family, faith, masculinity of fathers and sons starts april 16th on d. w. visit did of her nearest asia. coming up to day sri lankan, dia, economic situation in focus, shortages of essential daily items have history. lincoln's hod, the government is running out of cash to pay for expensive imports from this could just be the tip of the iceberg. but how did things get so bad? and it's a similar situation in bangladesh as well, though not for the same reasons.

u. s. rejects a polish plan to send warplanes to ukraine from a u. s. base saying that proposal phrase serious concerns for the nato alliance and searching for safety. berlin struggles to cope as tens of thousands of ukrainian refugees arrived in germany. ah. hello em claire richardson. thank you so much for joining us. russian of bombs have hit a children's hospital in the ukrainian port city of mario poll, wounding, at least 17 people. i just want to warn you that the pictures were showing you here are disturbing. a pregnant woman is seen here being carried out on a stretcher, just after several blasts hit the site. the young children were also among those evacuated from the building. a blast crater, 2 stories deep could be seen outside the hospital, and the ground shook more than a mile away. ukrainian president lensky has called at the bombing an atrocity and said people were buried under the wreckage. i want to bring in our correspondence in ukraine. nick connelly and keith and nick, these are horrendous scenes that we're seeing from this hospital in mario pau

u. s has been saying apparently has come true, but it does not mean that the burden is still on washington to basically prove all of the allegations it's putting against moscow. but so far, the u. s. government has been sadly correct about what it says of the government of vladimir putin. it's going to do in ukraine. rosalind jordan in washington. thank you. all right, now when we come back on august 8 of protests in argentina as sentences did, made a highly controversial finance bill. ah hello, the weather is looking pretty mobile now we're across much of north america. we have got some very wet weather pulling out way from the eastern seaboard, easing away from the carolinas. next weather system that's ganging up and that's gotta roll its way through more heavy showers. possibly the tornado. large hell mixed in there. and that heavy rain pushing up towards the lakes warm ahead of that cool enough. behind that and cool enough actually up towards pacific northwest where we have the bad of rain, sleet, and snow coming through western parts of canada. raw along the west coast. so pushing dow

u. s. says it's working on a deal to supply fighter jets to ukraine's secretary of state antony bankin says the u. s. is in talks with poland to replenish its stock of war plants. if warsaw decides to provide its own jets to its neighbour and hundreds of men line up in the capital, keep to join the army united in their resolved to defend their homeland. from hooton's invasion plus turkey joined the countries making diplomatic efforts to end the war. president o on reaches out directly to vladimir putin asking for a cease fire and humanitarian corridors. ah, i'm becker, it is welcome to the program. as russia continues its assault on ukraine, the united states has indicated it's looking into ways for poland to supply fighter jets, the ukraine, u. s. secretary of state antony blank and said american made f sixteens could be sent to poland to replenish it stalks. if also decides to send ukraine fighter jets from its own fleet, pilots in the ukrainian air force are already trained to fly the soviet

even in death, the ukrainian soldiers burried away from their homes, with no families to say a final goodbye u. s. president one says chinese counterpart, there will be consequences of beijing supports russia's invasion and at a rally. some might, the anniversary of the annexation of crimea vladimir puts entails supporters the war in the trade. it's been a success. ah, hundreds of thousands of people are trapped in a major ukrainian port city that's being bombarded by russian forces as they tried to seize control. several buildings of mario poor, been reduced to rubble the battle. my reportedly approaching the city center. francis president manuel mack home, one of the few western leaders to regularly speak with russian president vladimir putin as demanded. the russian forces immediately lift their siege, allow humanity, or in access and order. a ceasefire here, stephanie decker from above. mary paul looks like it's had the life sucked out of it. people's homes now frozen in time, eerie carcases, of war and on the ground. even the dead get no peace. it's too dangerous to bury them in the cemetery

u. s. say moscow is just repositioning troops and not withdrawing. that's a for me to rush. banner g is up next 15th of the news asian. don't forget, you can stay up to date on all the latest news on our website, the ww dot com. i'll be back at the top next hour. see that what does more do to people or hatred and violence inherited from generation to generation and award winning documentary searches for answers for 2 years. the all camera companies us sell a fist family in northern syria insights into the isolated.

u. s. says it's working on a deal to supply fighter jets to ukraine. secretary of state antony lincoln says, the u. s. is in talks with poland to replenish its talks of war planes. april saw decides to provide its own jets to its neighbour and renewed russian. shelling halts a 2nd attempt to evacuate ukrainian civilians, officials and the besieged city of merrier. paul had begun efforts to move people to safety along a humanitarian corridor, but repeated cease fire violations on making that impossible. and hundreds of men line up in the capital cave to join the army united in there, resolved to defend their homeland from hooton's invasion. fast turkey joined the countries making diplomatic efforts to end the war. president ottawa reaches out directly to vladimir putin asking for a cease thought and humanitarian car doors. ah, i am rebecca writ as welcome to the program. as russia continues its assault on you crying the united states as indicated, it's looking into ways for poland to supply fight

u. s. air force base on german soil. ramstein, of course involving 2 other natal members, whether u. s. is saying we're not interested in that solution either. so certainly some kind of a blame game that's going on here, or nobody wants to be the scapegoat in the end for actively involving itself into that conflict. now the challenge will certainly be how to do it without being drawn into a wide, a war. that's basically the discussion that's going on right now. and certainly, of course, without a further involvement of natal in the war between russia and ukraine. and oliver, what's been equally interesting is how this has all developed. i mean, whole and didn't discuss this offer with the united states before it announced a publicly on tuesday. at least that is what the u. s. is saying, and it seems to have caught them by surprise. what position does that put washington in? yes, certainly. i caught them by surprise. claire, especially because the secretary of state, anthony blink and just was in poland himself a few days ago, and the topic was not discuss, at least not to that extent. now another

u. s. says north korea is testing a new intercontinental ballistic miss on maisie grainy and cities have faced more bombardment with a growing humanitarian crisis in areas caught off by russian forces. ukraine's emergency services say 3 strikes, landed snare, a residential building, and a kindergarten in any bro killing one person. the city was once considered relatively safe for those fleeing besieged areas of ukraine. civilians in the port city of mario pole are struggling for food unfulfilled of the days of rush and bombardment. ukraine says more than 1300 people have been killed there. and you satellite imagery shows a russian, a convoy that was sitting outside the capital key, if has been re positioned parts of the convoy thought to be shelling the city of new bianco. and we have 3 teams across the latest developments in ukraine will go to natasha. butler olivia shortly and sim on conn and keith at 1st it's go to honda abdel hamid who joins us live from denise pro hot or warm. or can you te

u. s. says it's working on a deal to supply fighter jets to ukraine. secretary of state antony lincoln says the u. s. is in talks with poland to replenish it, stalks of war planes. april also decides to provide its own jets to its neighbor and renewed russian. shelling halts a 2nd attempt to evacuate ukrainian civilians, officials and the besieged city of mary. paul had begun efforts to.

u. s. says the military alliance will respond. if that happens, ah, clubs, the whole robin, you're watching all of their life. we're headquarters here in doha, coming up in the next 30 minutes. a warning that there's no safe place in the ukrainian city of co keith, russian forces are accused of targeting residential areas. also the un blames russia for the human.

u. s. representative making this point very clear saying that the u. s. i decided not to attempt to stop the meeting from taking place because they were able to highlight these particular actions. well, during the meeting at the official un view was put by the high delegate afford disarmament. as she saying very clearly that the un had no evidence whatsoever of any biological by a weapon operation in ukraine. and then we heard a scathing indictment from the head of peacemaking, as she outlined, what she said were possible accurate reports of russian actions of cluster bombing, the killing of men, women, and children, the bombing of hospitals. so what russia set out to be an advertisement as you would a highlighting its claims against us and ukraine instead became at the end escaping indictment of its operations during the invasion. mike had a, they're updating us on events at the united nations. thank you. the u. s is announced further sanctions against moscow, including a ban on russian seafood, vodka and diamonds, until se, revoking rushes favored tradi

u. s. saying, holland could supply possibly supply ukraine with plains, but how would that be received by vladimir putin? what russia see this as nato getting involved in the conflict? well, no. nato, as such, shed does not want to get involved, and that is why the desperate or ukranian appeals for no fly zone or not an option. because there are nato and the superpower, atomic super follow us, would be involved with russia. but i have pleaded for almost a year to strengthen the defense capability, novia crane, and for the time being that was with mo, bye, but very effective anti anti tank weapons and planes would be an next step. read your next step by heart. the announcement by the secretary at blink, and this morning i had a denial by the polar side that they would not send me 29 to ukraine. if one does a, my personal opinion is one should not make too much brew. ha! and as for mister president, putting for use as subject geisha wall, which he is conducting against ukraine. he never needed a pro

u. s. says the military alliance will respond if that happens. ah, times the who robin the watching officer alive my headquarters here in doha. also coming up a warning that there is no safe place in the ukrainian city of kirk cave. russian forces are accused of targeting residential areas. these people have never.

u. s. says it's increasingly concerned about the china support to russia. we continue to call on all nations, especially those with direct influence, with russia to use whatever leverage they have to compel moscow to end this war of choice. we believe china, in particular, has a responsibility to use its influence, the president putin, and to defend the international rules and principles that it professes to support. instead, it appears that china is moving in the opposite direction by refusing to condemn this aggression while seeking to portray itself as a neutral arbiter. and we're concerned that they're considering directly assisting russia with military equipment to use in ukraine. and the united kingdom says it will deploy a missile defense system to poland. that's as nato moves to increase the security of its eastern flank. u. k. defense minister ben wallace announced the deployment during a visit to the polish capital, warsaw, 3 un agencies including the world health organization of cool for an immediate holt to attacks on the hospitals in ukraine. 4

u. s saying it put the people of ukraine, russia and europe, rest, ukrainian authorities say 47 people were killed by russian as strike in china. have pictures from the city show days residence. wandering through the wreckage, a bombed out apartment blocks and buildings. equations president lazare zalinski has thank a people in europe their support while urging countries to take further action against russia. he address thousands of anti war protesters and european cities via tapes recording crowds gathered in places including frankfort leal and proc you know, what's wrong to the people of europe. i would like to call on you not to be silent . i would like to call you to come out to the streets and support ukraine supporter efforts and support our fight. because if ukraine does not stand, europe will not stand. if we will fall, you will fall, so please do not be silent. do not turn a blind eye on this. come out and support ukraine as much as you can. present the landscape, maintaining pressure on nato to intervene more heavily on ukraine's battlefields. and in the skies. the alliance as for

saying that they don't want to leave. this is basically the born and bred half, and they refused to give it up to the russian. the other news now in the u. s. has imposed new sanctions on north korea to pyongyang loans its largest ever intercontinental ballistic missile. kim jones says he's preparing for a long standing confrontation with the u. s. and expanding his countries, nuclear turn largely reports on the launch of what some analysts are calling amongst the missile. this is north korea, the biggest intercontinental ballistic missiles state media has now released this video of the test, calling it a new type icbm he to kim jong, when personally oversaw the launch saying the test will detect any potential military moves by the u. s. south korea reacted immediately, conducting a live fi, a test of multiple ballistic and tactical missiles. we went on a military's closely monitoring in north korea's military movement and confirmed that we have the ability in readiness to accurately strike the origin of a missile launch. thursday's launch chose north korea's nuclear capability, has advanced the missile flu higher and for a longer time tha

u. s. saysre are indications that morale is a growing problem for the russian troops, especially those who are fighting in northern and eastern ukraine. officials say many soldiers didn't realize that they'd be taking part in an invasion of a country where they have friends and relatives, alex and cloudy and the fact that there are so few safe routes for refugees to make it out of ukraine. how much does that make the humanitarian crisis even worse? it just keeps getting worse as people are looking for ways to go out. groups hoping to help are waiting as well. the red cross standing by near cities like mary a poll waiting to hear where corridor could or would be established. keep in mind. mary paul has an estimated 200,000 people there right now trying to flee and they're short on everything in that city. water, food, power medications. they don't have cell phone service. so the hope is that the corridors and the ceasefires will provide some respite for these hundreds of thousands of people. yeah

u. s. saysing the capital city of kiev. instead us officials say russia has changed focus to gaining complete control of the eastern donbass region. you're watching. ktvu fox two news at 6 30 shadow cliffs, a popular parking pleasant in is no longer accessible to swimmers or boats . fishermen meteorologist reporter gonzalez takes us therefore look at our drought's impact on that area. if there is ever an example of how hard the drought has hit our local reservoirs, shadow cliffs is a perfect example. obviously as you can see behind me, the lake levels really low typically are lake levels for operating is between 325 to 330 ft. right now . we're at 317 ft lakes unit manager david vance. this lake is billed by running off we have no way to fill this lake. how do we make up the difference between 317 ft and 325 ft. pray for rain. the lake was first closed with the start of the pandemic in 2022. years later, the lake is still closed, but for a different reason. have you ever seen shadow cliffs, this

u. s. says the military alliance will respond if that happens. ah, the horrible you're watching of 0 life, my headquarters here in doha also coming up. a warning that there is no safe place in the ukrainian city of car keith. russian forces are accused of targeting residential areas. these people have never held a weapon before. they are civilians that are going to be joining the fight, but they want to know how to, if it come to the i'm stephanie decker in the vital port city of odessa. we'll have that story coming up. also, north korea lodge is what could be its largest intercontinental ballistic missile fronting south korea to conduct its own drills. welcome to the program. it's been one months since rusher invaded ukraine. the leaders of nato, the european union, and the group of 7 nations have met him, brussels condemning russia's actions, and announcing further sanctions, the 30 nato ally said, rushes aggression against you. crane was the gravest threat to euro atlantic security in decades. you as president joe biden, also committed more hu

u. s. saying it put the people of ukraine, russia on europe at risk. you courtney authorities say 47 people were killed by russian asteroids in china. have pictures from the city show dazed residence, wandering spree. the wreckage of p. formed out apartment blocks and buildings la correspond. charles stratford isn't far from the parisian nuclear power plant and has more the situation that so the nuclear power plant is around 5 kilometers across the geneva river. or we know is it that it came under heavy shelling last night. we also know that russian forces are in control of the plant now and you craning workers have been allowed to continue operating it under russian supervision. the military here are saying that in the last 24 hours or so that have been a couple of shells fired from the southern side of the geneva river in this direction . we also know that there is ongoing fighting along that southern side of the river, up to the town, at least of basilica. these are becoming new front lines. the situation here on this side of the river, certainly amo

u. s. says the move raises can serious concerns the entire nato alliance and needs consultation. years president joe biden has announced a ban on excuse me, russian oil and gas imports. the u. k will also ban russian oil with plans to phase out imports by the end of the year. as follows, please from the ukranian president vitamins the density to cut off moscow's energy exports mcdonalds as temporarily closing its restaurants across russia in a stand against what it describes as human suffering in ukraine. the fast food chain says it will continue to pay at $62000.00 employees though. and russia central bank as tight and foreign currency restrictions, capping controls at $10000.00. people will get roubles above that amount. though. banks have been told to stop selling hod cards. see, there you go. you're up to date with the latest news out of the ukraine war. the stream is next. an app that the seas for the blind and a robotic arm for the disabled. a younger streaming engineer is inventing tools

would you say that u. s. president biden is right. when he says the u. s. is back. well, uh the us may be back or at least the will, but he certainly is not benefiting or in the numbers or in the polls, or in terms of his, the support that he's getting from the american public. i mean, i think there is there still a lot of doubt about whether he can manage this crisis, i mean, and out as what the americans are saying. and the fact that he's having that kind of a difficult in a us sort of begs the question, what is it going to be like in europe over these next days, as he's meeting with leaders here? and michelle, as, as diplomatic correspondent, how would you describe biden's mission on this trip to europe? what can he accomplish and what does he need to accomplish? well, i think he needs to come up with her with her response together with the europeans, and that is the challenge with a response to the ever more brutal war going on in ukraine and a response also to a possible war crimes or to the expulsion of her old parts of big cities in ukraine, m, and of course

u. s. saying russia almost caused the catastrophe, but russia's ambassador dismissed the accusations as hysteria. the yearns world food program has set up distribution warehouses in neighboring countries to get aid to people stuck inside. it's trying to feed around 5000000 people in desperate need . it's amazing just being here in poland watching the people who do not even know many of these people's us media metaphors given the rise, where they need to get may he certainly getting hot meals, taking them to where they want to go. this really, really quite remarkable. now, on the other side of the equation, we planned to reach 3 to 5000000 people inside the ukraine. for those who can't get out in those who are going to be needing to support immediately, rushes government as block facebook, restricted access to twitter and ban some foreign media websites, software to put in, you know, against what he considers. fake news. does the headlines on i just had a way back in half an hour right now it's war

u. s. totaling about $29000000000.00. and we know already that the u. s. president says the ruble has lost more than half its value in the list of businesses leaving russia has grown by the day. and in other words, the u. s. president says that these latest actions, if approved by congress, would yield yet another crushing blow to the russian economy. revoking p n t. r for russia is going to make it harder for russia to do business with united states and doing it in unison with other nations. the make up half of the global economy will be another crushing blow to the russian economy. charge suffering very prevalent from our sanctions. the u. s. president updated the ukranian leader about these latest measures in a telephone call on friday as well. he highlighted the surge insecurity, humanitarian, an economic assistance to ukraine. this, as the united states continues to allege that russia is potentially preparing to use chemical and biological weapons in ukraine. the, you, as president was asked about this as he made his trade relations announcement on friday day. the p

u. s. monolith say can each targets 15000 kilometers away. the u . s. has responded by imposing new sanctions and north korea. the un security council meeting in the coming us to discuss the launch is still head on al jazeera and did you, beneath the rubble and call, he rejoined the volunteers, looking for victims of rushes bombardment to the city. and you're here and i know what it's taking for you to sit in that seat hoping to make history the confirmation hearing for the 1st black woman nominated to the u. s. supreme court wraps up. ah hello there this in splendid weather to come to end the week across europe, particularly for central and west and areas thanks to high pressure that's in charge and we've had some foggy mornings in england, but it's cleared up and we've got a lovely sunset. he has sent in by our weather man. rob, now we are still seeing some wet windy on wintry weather, affect the corners, particularly the south west spain see more of that heavy rain that's going to pull into northern areas of africa for morocco. and by the time we get

saying it's only goal is to eliminate the cranium military. some media outlets have ignored the claims that ukraine is putting its own people at risk. we heard from the u. s. veteran who says that western media are engaging in propaganda over the ukranian conflict. i think everything that i could possibly know about what's going on in ukraine right now can only be understood to come through a filter of wise and propaganda from people who can't be trusted. basically ukraine right now has the western mainstream media propaganda machine totally behind it. zalinski is a hero. they're making dolls of him. i mean it's, it's ridiculous. i. 1 the means almost right themselves from the propaganda. and it really is nonsense. you know him playing up the militarism even of it is, is one of the most dangerous mythologies of military here shows up looking tough and is it is bring t shirt and water out a flak jacket and helmet. and. 2 it's, it's reinforcing this false mythology, that militarism, that killing to defend corrupt power can ever be righteous. current u. s. policy appears to have been shaped by a 2019 report by a prominent american thing tank. the rand corpor

u s. capitol riot virginia thomas was at the january 6th rally but says she left before mr trump spoke and did not go to the capitol building. her husband was the only member of the u. s. supreme court to vote against requiring former president trump to turn over documents to the committee. the last inmate still being held for the notorious chowchilla school bus kidnapping has been recommended for parole . parole commissioners say that 70 year old frederick woods is no longer a danger to the public. his two accomplices, richard and james schoenfeld were freed from san quentin several years ago. woods was 24 years old when he and the schoenfeld's kidnapped a school bus full of children near chowchilla in 1976. they buried the bus underground and plan to ransom. the children off for $5 million the victims managed to dig their way out. woods apologized at today's hearing, saying, quote now i fully understand the terror and trauma i caused. i fully take responsibility for this heinous act. a reward is now being offered in the search for the man charged in the death of a little girl from haywar

but some analysts say basin is using the consulate again, a geo political advantage, providing in russia with a nomic lifeline. while blaming the u. s. for the root causes of the war, remember beijing repeatedly say that china and russia jointly opposed a return to the cold war mentality. and now by playing the role of mediator, the chinese government is to participate in any solution that is proved by the kremlin. i remember hearing from the chinese foreign ministry of the day that russia was at least the most important ally will. so some han and type pay for us. thank you very much muscle from and the business team here in berlin to like a with with conflict zone with sebastian has nato accepted that ukraine will fall, or could it still see a moral imperative to intervene directly in combat? my guess this week from washington, wisconsin, spelled a foreign and security expert at the brookings institution. i'm a freshman from germany and friends with landtech relation conflict zone. in 30 minutes on d, w. o m a c. when i arrived here, i slept with people in a room, 9th and it was hard. that was fair. i even got white hair is a learn

u. s, saying they put the people of ukraine, russia, and europe at risk. russia denies attacking the plant. russian forces, meanwhile, have encircled the port city of mario full, according to the city's mayor. electricity and board have also been also the vintage of j. t. northwest of the ukrainian capital has been heavily bon bonded with shelling as rush and forces pushed closer to the capital here. well, in other developments, native form indices of held another special meeting on ukraine sector general against ulta. bucks as the lines can't help imposing no fly zone without getting directly involved in the conflict and diplomatic added to james base reports from brussels. foreign ministers met at nato and then at the e you to discuss what more they can do to help ukraine as their fears grow, that the russian campaign will intensify the anal when the seeing a fully fledged rule. we know of orders a wall leased by racism within a gauge of grain and completely unjustified. that's great. think a lot of civilian casualties. with the use of arms is strictly prohibited by the geneva convention

we'll also have the latest from russia where the u—s says president putin is having military setbacksecause of china's sweeping national security law.

u. s. president saying it would really level a crushing blow to russia's economy. and in fact, the u. s. president tweeting just a moment ago that already the.

u. n. russia says ukraine is conducting dangerous research. the u. s. says it's just a conspiracy. me all that more when we come back. ah, hell i we got some lovely weather shaping up across northern parts of europe over the next couple of days, largely clear skies. we have got a high pressure in charge that actually the lid on the atmosphere. so even though they have these, a weakening weather systems at high will just tend to squeeze the cloud a little further southwards. and it's gonna see it break thin and more sunshine coming through. bit more the white cloud across central southern parts, you know to say there are some showers just around the mediterranean. we have got some heavy burst of rain coming through here. when she flour is still there just around southern parts of the black satan, northern areas of turkey, but blue sky across northern areas of europe is, can be fine and try little on the cool side there for london with a measly wind temperature at around 12 celsius tat cooler as we go through, we're sunday. but in light winds it won't feel too bad still quite as many

u. s. saying they put the people of ukraine, russia and europe risk. russia denied attacking the plant. elsewhere russian forces of encircle the forces, not murray, or pull. according to the mayor, electricity and water have also been cut off. the vintage of chicky north west of the grinding capital has been heavily bombarded with shelling as russian forces pushed closer to give will ukraine's present rodham is the landscape. thank people of europe for their support while urging countries to take further action against russia. he addressed by video link thousands of protesting against the war in several european cities. he asked the crowds not to be silent, saying if you cry in fools, then the entire europe will full demonstrations. were held in several cities, including frankfort, leon and prague. despite desperate appeals from ukraine, native sector general against ulta, bike says the lights cannot impose in our flies on without getting directly involved in the conflict. it kinds president has c

u. s. says it will restrict rushes access to semiconductors, computers and telecoms equipment. sandra im here in the studio now for more is steven and beardsley from helping you with fitness. hi stephen of rubel, its plummeting. does that mean that western sanctions are already having an effect? a response to the sanctions? we could say, right. we know that people don't want to be tied to a currency that's going to be incredibly limited, and that's going to be the case of the rubel. and so once that currency starts being traded in such a heavy way, then that the values it and then people want to get rid of even more they do that. and so that precipitates the fall, the thing is, we haven't even seen the full exposure perhaps because trading has actually been sort of limited today. so it has been a historic drop. it could have been even worse. we have seen capital controls come into place. we have seen these efforts to try and propped create demand for the rubel. but the, i mean, the fact of the matter is these. this is an unprecedented level of sanctions. we've seen, we've never

we'll also have the latest from russia — where the u—s says president putin is having military setbacksom him. also in the programme. president biden gets a second covid boosterjab — and urges americans to keep their guard up in fighting the virus. two senior british judges resign from hong kong's highest court because of china's sweeping national security law. and — celebrities pay tribute to australian cricket legend shane warne at a star—studded memorial service in melbourne. it's seven in the morning in singapore, and two in the morning in kyiv where ukraine's president, volodymyr zelensky, has spoken to president biden seeking further military support, as russia continues its assault on his country. it comes as fighting is continuing around the capital kyiv and other northern cities, despite russia's pledge yesterday to draw back from these areas. in the south too, russian forces have advanced further into the ruined city of mariupol — while in meekolaiv, 12 people were killed by a russian strike. in the east, russia's defence ministry has said they are focusing on the donbas regio

u. s. says it will restrict rush has access to semiconductors, computers and telecoms equipment central im here in the studio now for more is steven and beardsley from the business. hi, stephen of rubel, its plummeting. does that mean that western sanctions are already having an effect response of the sanctions? we could say, right? we know that people don't want to be tied to a currency that's going to be incredibly limited, and that's going to be the case of the ruble. and so wants that currency starts being traded in such a heavy way then that the values it and then people want to get rid of even more they do that. and so that precipitates the fall, the thing is, we haven't even seen the full exposure perhaps because trading has actually been sort of limited today. so it has been a historic drop, but it could have been even worse. we have seen capital controls come into place. we have seen these efforts to try and prop up create demand for the rubel. but the, i mean, the fact of the matter is