u. s. systems in businesses in the past. in fact we were hacking that took place back in 2018 during the olympics. and so they were aware of this, but this was much a broader than they had seen before. and so this is why they is sort of went in and certainly i know took, took this or remove this malware and are certainly on the lookout to make sure that there isn't any more that may be putting us businesses or other businesses around the world at risk kimberly, how can thank you very much indeed. still to come this half hour protested. is she don not 3 is since the ousting of a year. and we're in columbia when a 2nd to rally against measures to tackle street. ah. narrows april but it's still cold enough. the snow in northern europe, the swirling storm systems are full of energy. and colds is tucked in still from the arctic. that is just affecting the countries of northern europe, resumed a bit on that for scotland, for the higher ground maybe if armed or north balance or wales, you'll see a few snow just not cold. when the f

u. s. a system and the company will easily be prosecuted to gather with the captain. and usually also the chief engineers, but the fines are much higher. they can we up to the hundreds of millions of dollars. what do you hope to get out of this investigation? what would you like to see come out of it? i'm. i think for, for one to raise awareness of the issue. i think most people haven't heard about on build something happening and doesn't have quite severe effect on our oceans. usually hear about big oil spills and murray time accidents, but not about the sort of chronic form of pollution that's also happening. all right, marks, band heart is a journalist and he led this report into bilge dumping from ships on sea. thank you very much. thank you. and that's our show for more about these and other stories. you can check us out online. d, w dot com slash business for also on youtube under the dw news channel, you can check us out on facebook as well. i'm see because the invalid ex watch. ah. a technologically advanced, spacious. and most importantly, a wide range. the n

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u. s legal system, as the department of homeland security reveals that nearly 3000 ukrainians crossed over into the united states through the us mexico border. so the question then becomes, is the binding administration planning anything to maybe get it a little bit closer to the goal that at that for itself. while reports are saying that they are looking at some sort of a parole program where refugees would be able to come into the country as long as they have sponsors here in the us. and already advocate through refugees or raising concerns about that kind of a program. noting that it would keep refugees from getting access to certain benefits and protection there inventing this new approach to parole, which provides no security, no safety net. and so that's worrying and leaves the applicant at the mercy of the backlog and broken asylum system if they want to stay here permanently. meanwhile, thousands of refugees who are not ukrainian are raising their frustrations and concern as they are trying to gain access to the u. s and their fling violence from their home countries in latin ameri

u. s. political system develop a consensus around the basic approach that the administration has taken, which is to provide all aid to ukraine, short of measures that would run a significant risk of getting the united states and nato directly into a war with russia. and i think that that could be sustained for, for quite some time. and the president indicated as much steven, are we ever going to get to a point where the west has invested itself so much in ukraine that simply cannot afford to stand by and to permit a russian victory? well, i think it's pretty clear that so long as ukraine is willing and able to defend itself, the west will support it. but at the same time, there is not an appetite to do something like deny russia a victory through outright direct conflict between nato forces and russian forces. and i think it's pretty clear that russia has already failed to achieve its primary goal, its initial goal from february 24th, which was to effectuate regime change to, to bring down the zaleski government and replaced it, presumably with some kind of russian puppet government in

u. s. political system develop a consensus around the basic approach that the administration has taken, which is to provide all aid to ukraine, short of measures that would run a significant risk of getting the united states and nato directly into a war with russia. and i think that that could be sustained for, for quite some time. and the president indicated as much steven, are we ever going to get to a point where the west has invested itself so much in ukraine that it simply cannot afford to stand by and to permit a russian victory? well, i think it's pretty clear that so long as ukraine is willing and able to defend itself, the west will support it. but at the same time, there is not an appetite to do something like deny russia a victory through outright direct conflict between nato forces and russian forces. and i think it's pretty clear that russia has already failed to achieve its primary goal. it's initial goal from february 24th, which was to effectuate regime change to, to bring down the zaleski government and replaced it, presumably with some kind of russian puppet government

u. s. in system the corona virus pandemic, some were laid off, many resigned, and others couldn't work because of long illnesses. my can report, they've been the caring responders in the battle against the pandemic. working long hours and over crowded hospitals and experiencing the ravages of colbert 19, and it's variance on a daily basis. and while this been a decline in hospital admissions, as the vaccines take hold, the stress on the nurses is far from over there. some of our colleagues within the state who's the p t s p t s d is so bad that they've had several suicides. so it's affecting all of us differently. unfortunately, it comes down to the patients and really when i go into work and i feel like i don't have the resources or the time to take care of the patients in the way that i want to. i just feel distressed. i feel morally distressed that i am put in a situation where ethically, i am not able to hold up to the value that i am full that i want to, to be out for myself. there are 4400000 registered nurses in the us. but data realized by national nurses, united shows that just over 3

u. s. there's a whistleblower system, meaning that fine are often hyatt and hundreds, millions and whistleblowers got a portion of that fine as a reward. so they get their share a briefly, if you could are there f a growing internationally to tackle this problem? so, oh, damn warrant more satellites, which means up sort of area of ocean that's being covered is growing and it's also becoming cheaper to sort of monitor the oceans. 24000 which isn't happening at the moment at the moment and satellites can capture an image may be 2 to 3 times the day in the european union, less so in other regions. um, so when that um sort of um, coverage increases than at might become easier for countries to actually enforce it . so technology can help journalist max bernard, thank you for your visit. thank you. and he has a reminder of the top business story we are following for you at this hour after ukrainian allegations of russian war primes. scenarios outside of the catholic he of germany and other western countries are discussing a new round of sanctions against russia. germany continuing to oppose a band of r

u. s. has already supplied plenty of anti armor systems. he said, these are particularly effective against russian tanks that they actually out number russian tanks by 10 to one. so he's very keen to point out how much military support the u. s. as already provided and is providing again with this package. he also said that u. s. intelligence continued to share their information with ukraine to help the country defend itself. now how exactly will it help president biden made clear that this package of aid is tailored specifically, especially with the type of weapon supplied to help ukraine defend the east where we know brent russia has ramped up in the offensive. so that is just a different battlefield to a city like here, where you've seen urban warfare holding out defenses on the outskirts of the city. president biden said that the topography of the east of ukraine presents a very different challenge. and in this package, these weapons that we just mentioned, including the tactical drones that according to him and his administration, is go

u. s. dollar and result in a more fragmented international monetary system. a u. s. human ons labor rights lawyer, se 0 p and state so fed up with being used by washington against russia. you know, as i've said, for years the u. s. is going to sanction itself out of the world economy. and that we see that happening. you know, the u. s. is leveled unprecedented sanctions against russia. and now russia simply wants to be paid in their currency. and so, you know, really, why can the complain about that? i know they are and they're calling a blackmail, but i don't, i don't see it that way. and i think the issue itself is, is gonna have growing skepticism of how the u. s. has handled all this, you know, i think the e u has been sacrificed for the us is a game plan against russia. and i think the people that you are going to see that as time goes on, or germany has warns there to any one publicly supporting russia's operation and ukraine could face legal repercussions. and the warning extends to anyone even displaying the letter the to symbolise support as the letters be

u. s. justice system might not quite be finished with paul manafort. does it for us tonight, rachel will be here on monday, and i will see you sunday night at 8 pm on my show here on msnbc. next week back on peacock. now it is time for the last word. jonathan is in for lawrence tonight, good evening jonathan. good evening mehdi. the downside of this is that you're in the studio i think right next to me, so i don't think i'll get the chance to shake your hand. >> where are you? >> thanks a lot, mehdi have a good night. we are nearly six months out from the midterms, and somehow, the party downplaying the january 6th insurrection, defending overthrowing elections when they lose, and prosecuting an unrelenting culture war against kids in library books could possibly win control of congress. seems crazy, it's crazy to joe biden. cnn's reporting today that biden is gearing up for intense midterm campaigning. and is eager to unleash on the gop.

u. s. is said to face a shortage of stinger anti aircraft systems next year, because so many have been sent to ukraine. that's a warning from major u. s. defense contractor raytheon. however, the conflict has been good news for raytheon, according to the company's recent report, and clocked up sales of almost $16000000000.00 in the 1st quarter of this year. that's up 3 percent over last year. this financial boost comes courtesy of stinger missiles, being one of the major weapons is delivered to ukraine as well as javelin anti tank missiles. since rushes military operation began. 1400 anti aircraft systems have been sent to give forces with some officials, estimating washington has given away nearly a quarter of it stocks to curb the shortage, the u. s. defense department is seeking more military equipment to be distributed by other organizations. the department is asking for air defense, anti armor and other systems from across the military industry, and is exploring ways to ramp up the production for marcia analysts, larry johnson says defense contractors seize on conflicts to drastically

system to ukraine. the soviet era, s 300 system is already in use by ukrainian forces requiring no extra training. it's ukraine's only defense against ballistic missiles. the u. s. as it's re equipping slovakia with a modern patriot missile defense system. the war and ukraine pushed world food prices up by nearly 13 percent last month. united nations is warning that costs are likely to rise further. the u. n. food agency says the increase puts much of the world's population at risk of malnutrition. to help the millions of people who have fled to their homes because of the war in ukraine, neighboring poland. as hosted a donor conference, it was organized by the non governmental organization, global citizen, the european commission, and the canadian government. the money is largely to go to united nations programs and local reliefs initiatives to help the millions of people who have been displaced by the wars. and for more lads, cross over now to our correspondent jack para jack. more than 11000000 people have fled because of the war what's needed most to help them. well, according to this conference, money they have raised. we've just had the word that they'v

u. s. government saying that shipments by u. s. a. nito, of what they describe as the most sensitive weapon systems, is adding fuel to the conflict and said it could have unpredictable consequences. well, we have a statement from the state department saying they will not comment on diplomatic messages between governments. but the u. s. and the allies continued to send military aid to ukraine for defensive purposes. again, that key phrase, for defensive purposes. president obama and said last month, united states would welcome up to a $100000.00 ukranian war refugees. so far, only 12 arrived via the refugee program. thousands of others of nice across the border from mexico. i know rob, hello, and towana has more on their journey. ukrainian refugees being welcomed at this shelter in tiquana. olga arrived just this morning after travelling more than 9000 kilometers with her cat snips. she's now being looked after by ukrainian american volunteers who have assigned her a number. the number represents a spot in line to plead her case for refugee status to us authorities. she tells us the whole experience feels surreal. you feel happiness a

u. s. government saying that shipments by u. s. a. nito, of what they describe as the most sensitive weapon systems, is adding fuel to the conflict and said it could have unpredictable consequences. where we have a statement from the state department saying they will not comment on diplomatic messages between governments. but the u. s. and the allies continue to send military aid to ukraine for defensive purposes. again, that key phrase, for defensive purposes will senior u. s. politician has worn china must pay a price for supporting brushes, invasion of ukraine. beijing hasn't condemned the wall. that senator lindsey graham made the comments in taiwan during a meeting with present sighing when graham suddenly the taiwan nor the u. s. once conflict with china, which claims the island as its territory. here is my promise to you and that i would nice people were going to start making china pay a greater price for what they're doing all over the world. with taiwan producing 90 percent of the world's high end semiconductor products. it is a country of global significance of global consequence of global impact. and therefore, it should b

u. s. has already supplied plenty of anti armor systems. he said, these are particularly effective against russian tanks that they actually out number russian tanks by 10 to one. so he's very keen to point out how much military support the u. s. as already provided and is providing again with this package. he also said that u. s. intelligence continued to share their information with ukraine to help the country defend itself. now how exactly will it help president biden made clear that this package of aid is tailored specifically, especially with the type of weapon supplied to help ukraine defend the east where we know brent russia has ramped up is offensive. so that is just a different battlefield to a city like here, where you've seen urban warfare holding out defenses on the outskirts of the city. president biden said that the topography of the east of ukraine presents a very different challenge. and in this package, these weapons that we just mentioned, including the tactical drones that according to him and his administration, is going

this gap attacks that are very specialized, also antiaircraft systems, something that is a huge paradigm shift for germany, but for the u. s. for ukraine and for its allies, it's long overdue. so it will be an interesting day today they will give it press conference afterwards to announce how they will keep supporting ukraine to defend itself against the russian aggression and to me of her asleep. ramstein airbase. thank you so much. thank you, talking about this announcement from the german government i'm bring into must be called. he's a journalist, specializing in international defense and security policy. welcome. mr. lee called and tell us more about these anti aircraft tanks and germany will now send to ukraine. how much of a difference can they make in the war? you think? actually they can make quite a difference. it's not tanks. technically speaking, it's short range defense systems. well, it's an arm, a chassis, but still the main important point is a antea craft cannon on those machines. and the german army has taken them out of use almost a decade ago. not because they were obsolete. but because at that time the

u. s. health sector as last around half a 1000000 workers since the spread of current 1st began just over 2 years ago. labor union, se the pandemic accentuated preexisting problems in the nursing system. the u. s. appeals court has reinstated a presidential executive order mandating code 19 vaccinations for federal employees . the 2 to one vote lifted an injunction issued by a texas court in january. nearly a 1000000 people have died from co bid related deaths in the united states, and more than 80000000 have been infected date. different johns hopkins university shows the u. s. is administered more than half a 1000000000 vaccine doses so far. but compared to other developed nations, it has more people only with only a single job, a larger share who have not been vaccinated. it's enough from julie fisher, who's an associate research professor of microbiology and immunology at georgetown university in washington. and she says there needs to be re investment in health services before the next big emergency. i think we are going to see in the next few months exactly what kind of wear and tear this again, operating at a constant search pace has had on health care systems. but certainly,

u. s. army manufacturers and the u. s. government. he's trying to sell an idea to the u. s. u. s. population that they should increase the non number of nuclear missile systems that are placed in eastern europe. and his idea is flagrantly reckless because it's likely to lead to a wider war in europe and could lead to a direct confrontation between 2 nuclear super powers. the u. s and russia, which could mean nuclear armageddon, but nuclear arm again, you could start from a simple and stupid and reckless ideas, such as general breed, loves idea to open up a l. a. nato bass inside western ukraine. it is extraordinary, though, isn't it? when you look at the links of who's linked to who, who sits on which board room a lot starts to make sense. the former commander, as well. ken said that he wants to see a sharp increase in the supply of weapons to ukraine, or the u. s. and need a worried at all about where these arms may end up in the future. should they be they don't seem to be, but they should be because some of those arms have so far, been blown up by the russian army and arms dumped inside ukraine. some have been seized by the russian army and now by being u

began. 1402 anti aircraft systems have been sent to kia forces with some official estimating washington house given away nearly a quarter of its stalks to curb the shortage. the u. s. defense department is seeking more military equipment to be distributed by other organizations. the departments asking for or defend santee armor, another systems from across the military industry, and is exploring ways to run the production. former cia analyst, laurie c. johnson told the program defense contractors season conflicts to drastically push shop spending on arms. united states congress is poised to sought to up the defense budget to the 800000000000, if not more. so these companies are not hurting at all. this is, you know, they love this trying to think because it gives them a rationale to justify expenditures or weapons systems, the stinger missile this 1st built in 1981. this is the equivalent of sending 1981 lot to somebody as a new, audible with lamp. and number 2, it is a weapon system that frankly was designed for technology in the 1980s. and over the last 30 years, the united states had never fought the country. it actually had a real error. so now there's weapon

systems, ukraine, the us, 300 dates back over 3 decades. and so we'd error that was designed to shut down air and aircraft and cruise missiles, the u. s. as it's and in slovakia, modern petri missile defense system the german government says 40 russian diplomats have left the country. berlin ordered their expulsion saying they were carrying out espionage and were a danger to public security. the leaders of germany in britain have pledged to work together on renewable energy and to reduce the need for russian fuel imports. all of schultz and boris johnson have been holding talks in london. shelton says it will take time to reduce germany's dependency on russian gas. the u. k is to send more weapons to cradles put charges in how much more your port world food prices jump nearly 30 percent march largely due to the war and ukraine. the u and food and agricultural organization warns that costs could continue to climb to 20 percent. that puts much of the world's population at risk for malnutrition. hundreds of thousands of russians opposed to the war in ukraine have left their homeland since the started the conflict. they're driven by the imp

system, is already in use by ukrainian forces. so little extra training will be required. it's ukraine's only defense against ballistic missiles. now the u. s. as it's re equipping slovakia with a patriot missile system. the warn ukraine push world food prices up on nearly 30 percent last month. the united nations is warning. they may rise further and that puts millions more people around the world at risk of mount nutrition, especially children to help the millions of people who have fled their homes because of the war in ukraine. neighboring poll, it has hosted a donor conference ukrainians was organized by the non governmental organizations, global citizen, the european commission, and the canadian government. the money will go largely to united nations and local refugee relief programs by let's get more on these a charity efforts with our correspondent jack barrack jack. 11000000 people have fled their homes, either internally displaced or have left the country entirely. what do these people need most? well, according to this donor conference, the 1st thing that they need is money. and that's why they've raised this 9100000000 euros to

1400 onto your crop systems have been sent a key of forces with some officials estimating washington has given away nearly a quarter of it stalks on to curb. the shortage, the u. s. defense department is seeking more military equipment to be distributed by other organizations, the departments asking for or defend 70 armor on other systems from across the military industry, and is exploring ways to ramp up the production. well, let's go live now to former c. i a analyst and see you national business, consulting firm burg associates, laurie c johnson for his take. laurie, good to see you. is this shortage of weapons being exaggerated, just how bad is the situation as you see it? surely the u. s. couldn't find itself lacking and potentially vulnerable unit. the stinger missile was 1st built in 1981. this is the equivalent of sending 1981 lot to somebody. it's a new audible. this last number to it is a weapon system that frankly was designed for technology in the 1980s. and over the last 30 years, the united states has never fought a country that actually had a real error. so now there's weapons system is being used in ukraine and it has not been used affectively. i