u. s. under where the warnings as a bitterly cold storm sweetser and north america, the arctic bloss has left hundreds of thousands of homes without power and caused major trouble disruption. there been protest in paris up to 3 people was shot dead near a kurdish cultural center, and he said a suspected shoot. i was, he was to jail for an attack on michael's and supporters of india's main opposition party marching towards the capital deli builds a show of strength by the indian national congress that my ra gundy will continue across the country. until february, the m $23.00 armed group which sees territory, the democratic republic of congo, which says it will retreat from a strategic frontline position fighter, se they able to draw from the town of cuba, the northeast as a gesture of goodwill. m. 23 is widely understood to be backed by rolanda and allegation get up to golly denies. east african leaders that been pushing front end to the conflict that's forced hundreds of thousands of people from

u. s. under secretary victoria newland had to say about that's when questioned in the oath in congress. ukraine has her biological research facilities. we are working with the ukrainians on how they can prevent any of those research materials from falling into the hands of russian forces. should they approach and of accusations new york times. also claim that russian journalists receive instructions from the country security agencies on how to code the ukraine conflicts with russian producers. apparently asking chinese colleagues for story ideas and trying to quotes curry favor with beijing officials legal on media analyst line. also the new york times article is infantile. first, my reaction. so what i mean, let me ask you something. can you tell me what country, what business, what product, what candidate, what, what network goes out of his way to promote and publish bad news about itself? what country during a war or military operation says, you know what, this is too good, this is to popular,

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u. s. under to under secretary of state for political affairs victorian newland also delivered a message from washington and said, ukraine not does not stand only for itself, but also for the western world. the united states will stand with ukraine for as long as it takes because the american people understand you're not only fighting for your own survival, you're fighting for all of us. putin's attempts at violent conquest, his war crimes is nuclear black male, his hunger games. and now his effort to freeze ukrainians as winter deepens, must be defeated. well, to get more on this story, we're in a cross live now to professor at the institute of european studies steven guy, it's thanks for joining us on the program, steven. so russia should be annihilated. what do you think about this statement? well, i think that this is nothing you, i mean, historically we've seen the all, you know, such magnitude happening before i let me just remind you that this was the idea of the ideologists, the national

u. s. under weather warnings as a bitterly cold storm sweeps with north america. the arctic blast was left hundreds of thousands of homes without power and caused major travel. disruption forecasters are calling it a once no generation whether event and be sees shaquille. brewster has more on the severe weather conditions here in benton harbor, michigan, which is essentially right across the lake from chicago. we're getting all of the impacts of this massive winter storm. you see the snow that's coming down? well, they're expecting the snow to continue. possibly 4 more days, it's the lake effect snow, some areas expecting more than 2 feet of it to come. by the time we get to christmas, the been protests in paris up to 3 people were shot dead near a kurdish cultural center. investigators are considering a possible racist motive for the attack. 6 and 9 year old suspect previously jail for attacking migrants and arrested sydney 1st. sure. it is not certain that the killer wanted to assassinate these people, and there is little doubt that he wanted to assassinate peop

u. s. is under some kind of weather warning, and even the sunshine state of florida is braced for icy conditions. bitter blizzards and severe snow. who do not bode well for cross country christmas travel . and as america enjoy as a once in a generation storm, some a struggling to find the feast of spirit. we don't know what's gonna happen whether or not they have extra flights for tonight or they're saying maybe they won't even have flights tomorrow. so it's christmas, it's what's the weather outside truly is frightful and it's creating travel calles for the millions of people heated home for the holidays. more than 3000 flights have been canceled. many a stranded at airports during what is one of the busiest travel times of the tribe, like dozens and dozens of different airports. i called the airline and they tried, but there's like no availability to after christmas. the severe cold isn't only a problem for air travel. driving is extremely treacherous with roads blanketed and snow and ice. the weather has left more than 1000000 homes without power. but conditions are especially dia for those w

u. s. prosecutors. the 30 year old at been under investigation by u. s. and bohemian authorities following the spectacular collapse of f t x. last month. a major scientific breakthrough in nuclear fusion technology is expected to be announced in the united states to day. for the 1st time experiment appears to have produced more energy than was needed to start the process. it is hoped that nuclear fusion will become an inexhaustible source of clean energy. here in berlin, revelations about the far right plot to overthrow the german government are at the center of discussions in parliament this week. further details have emerged about how a group linked to the so called iceberg movement, allegedly planned to carry out their crew and suspect properties searched police, found large amounts of cash, and several dozens of firearms. lawmakers heard 25 suspects have so far been arrested. germany is dylan shock after last week's nationwide raids, targeting far right suspects. it now appears their network may have been wider than 1st thought. members of the german

under their noses. so that's when i went and picked up and i went to u. s. government hoping that my own government would actually embrace me with the most significant, unprecedented tax scandal in the world. and that is what you did. you went to the us treasury department, you performed what many of us believe was a national service by reporting this evidence of waste, fraud, abuse and illegality. but then the u. s. justice department came after you. how did that happen? what was going through your mind at the time? well, here's the problem. i think for most of your listeners, if they don't understand what's the point it's, it's a real education in what whistleblowers like yourself on went through. meaning you're trying to do the right thing when you see something wrong. i mean, that's a human trait. and essentially what i was trying to say was, i tried to fix the problem internally. i wasn't fired, i quit. and then i then continued it with the board of directors and then and so forth. so by going to my government, i think it will, law enforcement certainl

under weather warnings. more than 4000 flights within into or out of the u. s. had been cancelled on friday because of high winds and heavy snow. and more than 700000 homes of already lost power, mostly across tennessee, north carolina, virginia, and main. the cold snap is even affecting southern states, such as texas, where sub 0 temperatures are rare for the north, it's expected to drop below minus 17 celsius. some areas are forecast to get as low as minus $45.00 celsius. experts warn this could lead to frostbite in 5 to 10 minutes. rosalind jordan reports with dreaming of a white christmas sounds romantic for song but for millions of people in the west this holiday weekend, it's more like a nightmare. a massive winter storm from canada has brought sub freezing temperatures and heavy snow to most of the country, as well as nationwide flight disruptions. power outages and pipe breaks, and the threat of frostbite and hypothermia, particularly for those without shelter. yahoo! alan called there pretty much close on. i think most winters we unfortunately deal is s

u. s. prosecutors, the 30 year old, had been under criminal investigation by u. s. and bohemian authorities following the spectacular collapse of f t x last month. a major breakthrough in nuclear fusion energy is expected to be announced in the united states today. for the 1st time, an experiment appears to produce more energy than was needed to start the process. it's hoped that nuclear fusion will become an inexhaustible source of clean energy . and 6 people have died in a shoot out at a farm in australia. when police entered the property, looking for a missing person among the dead or 2 police officers as well as 3 suspects. such shoot outs are rare in australia because of strict gun control measures. while belgian police have carried out more raids, that european parliament officers, as they continue to investigate a bribery scandal involving world host country guitar. the parliament's president has vowed to carry out an eternal investigation into the alleged corruption which she described as an attack on european democracy. the parliament of the european union

u. s. organization protecting journalists worldwide refuses to support russian media. under u. s. senate backtracks on his own resolution binding americans support for saudi lead minutes operations in yemen. for over 23000000 people are in dire need of aid, according to you to death, with a very warm welcome to you from a snowy russian capital this wednesday afternoon. i'm peter scott and welcome to the program for abby joining us from. we start with the latest news from the ukranian capital, where the mayor has said that several explosions have wrought give suburbs in center. even airy sirens ringing out across the city. officials say that one administrative building has been damaged. meanwhile, over the don bus, one person has been killed and 2 wounded after ukrainian artillery launched an early morning blip on the done yes. for public officials say the key of troops reign dozens of shells. many nato supplied on residential areas. similar strikes on the republic capital city on tuesday left, 3 dead, and the shelling is reportedly ongoing. well as his 1st battles continued to r

u. s. or under weather warnings is a bitterly cold storm sweeps through north america. the arctic blast has left more than a 1000000 people without power and caused major travel disruption. more than 700000 homes have lost power. a record breaking snow storm has hit parts of northwestern japan killing at least 8 people. it's led to traffic chaos, disrupted railway services and cut power to thousands of homes. forecasters are expecting more severe weather in the coming days. there have been protests in paris after 3 people were shot dead near a kurdish cultural center. police say the suspected shooter was previously jailed for an attack on migrants in the past. sure. it is not certain that the killer wanted to assassinate these people, and there is little doubt that he wanted to assassinate people here in paris and did so specifically to talk to kurdish people. and he was clearly targeting foreigners, we need to know from the judicial inquiry presided over by the public prosecutor, whether it was specifically for the kurds. but for the moment that there is no evidence to

u. s. data under weather alerts after major flooding in northern california, heavy rainfall is being blamed on a so called atmospheric river. those are the headlines next step inside story. stay with us. aah! with 3 years ago, and why don't you cut himself, venezuela's, leader instead of president nicholas missouri. now the opposition has voted to remove the interim government, led by the us by politician a madura remains family empower despite years of sanctions and economic growth. so what's next? venezuela, this isn't her story. ah, ah, hello, welcome to the program, i'm in bronco, and it holds the world's largest all reserves. yet venezuela's economy remains in deep difficulty. after years of western sanctions, president nicholas madura, his state in power would support from russia, cuba, china, turkey, and iran, backed by the west, one glider declared himself at present 3 years ago. but he's on the way out that's off to the opposition. he proclaim to lead this week rejected his ladyship and entering government. in a few moments, we'll be looking in more detail with our guests on how ve

u. s. for under whether warnings is a bitterly cold storm sweeps through north america, the arctic blast as lot hundreds of thousands of homes without power and caused major travel disruption forecasters are calling it a once. in a generation weather event. a record breaking snowstorm has hit parts of northwestern japan killing at least 8 people. it's led to traffic chaos, disrupted railway services and cut power to thousands of homes for casters are expecting more severe weather. in the coming days. there been protests in paris after 3 people were shot dead near a kurdish cultural center. investigators are considering a possible racist motive for the attack. a 69 year old suspect previously jailed for attacking migrants has been arrest unopposed. sure, it is not certain that the killer wanted to assassinate these people, and there is little doubt that he wanted to assassinate people here in paris and did so specifically to target kurdish people. and he was clearly targeting foreigners, we need to know from the judicial inquiry presided over by the public prosecutor, whether it was specific

u. s. prosecutors. the 30 year old was under investigation by u. s. and bohemian authorities following the collapse of f t x last month. mosque victims have been members in china's former capital, 9 ging, china says as many as 300000 people were killed after japan occupied the city and 937 of historian save evasion. massa started the 2nd world war in asia, argentina. meet krasier in a few hours in the 1st of the football world cup semi finals. leonor massey's argentina came into the tournament as one of the favorites, but croatia were brought up in 2018 and i've already knocked out title contenders, brazil. they're hoping to deal argentina. i'm major upset. oh, you do has to go far into hard to find cheering argentina fans. their vocal support is one of the reasons argentine or a favorites to reach this tournaments fine. oh. but this man, croatia coats that co damage wants to use that to his country's advantage. you got it. we're playing the great argentina, a terrific team lead by lino messy. they're highly motivated, but they're under far more press

u. s. and we have a treaty on mutual legal assistance in criminal matters under these agreements. the u. s. should inform us of any suspicions they may have about a russian citizen. yet they fail to do so. this was the case and a number of instances with victor boots konstantin yet shall go. and a number of other people who are transferred to the u. s. with the tacit approval of 3rd countries. now, victor is journey home did not come easily. the negotiations took place at a time when relations between the usa and russia are anything but good. needless to say, a lot of hard work has gone in to making sure this russian citizen could finally return home and be with his family, salem up and archie, new york, a must have blaze has ripped through a sprawling shopping center in moscow. suburban firefighters have been battling to contain the blaze after it's spread across a reported spawn of 7000 square meters, fake smoke billowed into the early morning sky in the city of kim k with the buildings roof collapsing, authority say at least one person has been killed it's unclear what started, the pol

u. s. prosecutors, the 30 year old had been under investigation by a u. s. and bohemian authorities following the spectacular collapse of f t x. last month. homes of climate activists have been rated by police across germany. about a dozen people were being investigated. prosecutor said they're suspected of having participated in the blockade of an oil refinery in eastern germany. activists of the group calling themselves the last generation of glued themselves to airport runways, roads and museum displaced to draw attention to their course. let's bring in our political correspondent, thomas sparrow. thomas, tell us more about the climate activists and why are they being investigated? they are being essentially investigating as a vesta gated as authorities put it for disturbing public operations and forming and supporting a criminal organization. it refer specifically to this oil refinery in the german region of brandenburg in the eastern part of the country and activities that took place earlier in the year. in other words, it does not refer to other operat

u. s. gabriel is under report from you. is a global. he was the face of crypto currency. sam bank min fried a 30 year old rising business star who became so famous. so he was known simply as s p f. viewing his start him was f t x, the wealthy crypto trading firm he founded. but last month that firm came crashing down. and on tuesday was federal court new york, when he charged bank min fried with 8 counts including fraud and money laundering. hours after more charges were filed from the securities and exchange commission. he prayed on his customers. the victims of this case, abusing the trust, placed not only in his company, but in himself as the lead of that company. on monday he was arrested in the bahamas where he'd been living, he's expected to be extradited to the us. just weeks earlier, f t x filed for bankruptcy with millions of his customers, unable to access their money, 50 extra as a place where millions of people invested in crypto currency from bitcoin to a theory and we're going called f t t at is speak just last year f t x is worth more than $32000000000.00,

under these agreements, the u. s. should inform us of any suspicions they may have about a russian citizen. yet they failed to do so. this was the case and a number of instances with victor boots konstantin yet shan't go for them. and a number of other people who are transferred to the u. s. with the tacit approval of 3rd countries. now, victor is journey home, did not easily the negotiations took place at a time when relations between the usa and russia or anything but good. needless to say, a lot of hard work has gone in to making sure this russian citizen could finally return home and be with his family fail at martin archie new york glider hadn't been detained by murphy, apple customs officers back in february off of lethal found cannabis oil in her luggage, in july she pleaded guilty to drug smuggling charges. this white st was an honest mistake. she was sentenced to 9 years to fall in appeal, which was rejected by a russian court. joe biden, in turn, has said aglena was wrongfully detained in russia, but despite

include securities, fraud, wire fraud, money laundering, even a campaign finance violation, and under u. s. law he must appear before a judge within 24 hours of arriving in the country. that judge is the one who decides whether or not he can be granted bail, and free before his trial is concluded. the 30 year old m i t graduate a said in court papers in the bahamas that he was anxious to return to the united states and make his customers hole. he may also have been eager to avoid the notorious fox hill prison in the bahamas and get back to the united states, but he is up against some serious charges here. the securities and exchange commission describe what he did with his crypto exchange as a quote brazen fraud. the current c o, testifying before congress said that there were no proper financial records kept. he's described as a, a failure of corporate control. all of these questions which bagman freed will have to answer to in the coming months. up to 20 ro hanger, refugees have reportedly died on a boat stranded an indian waters. it's thought between 10200 people were on board the vesse

u. s aid is now under consideration, and it has some republicans questioning the commitment. donald trump jr ignited controversy by tweeting zelinsky is basically an ungrateful international welfare queen. but zelinsky insisting american aid is not charity. abc is justin finch has the latest from washington. justin good morning, andrew. good morning. ukraine's president. zelinsky says he wanted to make this trip sooner. but his visit now some 300 days into the war shows the situation in ukraine is under control, because of us support. so lynskey using this trip to appeal directly to congress and the american people about the high stakes of ukraine's fight against russia. probably in the footsteps of british prime minister winston churchill. ukraine's president, volodymyr zelensky, addressing congress and seeking to submit a wartime alliance, our two nations our allies in this battle framing ukraine's fight against russia as one for the future of common freedom and shared values the president thinking the u. s for its continued support and calling on congress not to waver. you

under these agreements, the u. s. should inform us of any suspicions they may have about a russian citizen. yet they fail to do so. this was the case in a number of instances with victor boot constantine yet shouldn't go for them. and a number of other people who are transferred to the u. s. with the tacit approval of 3rd countries. now victor is journey home did not easily the negotiations took place at a time when relations between the usa and russia are anything but good. needless to say, a lot of hard work has gone in to making sure this russian citizen could finally return home and be with his family salem up and artsy new york. okay, news coming into us on the program. i must have blaze has ripped through a sprawling shopping mall in moscow. sir burb video footage here shows firefighters containing at the blaze. after its spread across a reported spot of 7000 square meters, thick smoke billowed into the early morning sky in the city of tempe, with the buildings roof collapsing. earlier footage of what appears to

under these agreements, the u. s. should inform us of any suspicions they may have about a russian citizen when i see it yet, they failed to do so. this was the case in the number of instances with victor boots konstantin yet shan't go for them. and a number of other people who are transferred to the u. s. with the tacit approval of 3rd countries. now, victor is journey home, did not come easily. the negotiations took place at a time when relations between the usa and russia or anything but good. needless to say, a lot of hard work has gone in to making sure this russian citizen could finally return home and be with his family taylor, marvin archie, new york. now looking at the other participant in this war, grandma has been detained by moscow, april customs officers back in february after a police dog found cannabis oil in her luggage. in july, she pleaded guilty to drug smuggling charges. despite saying it was an honest mistake, she was sentenced 9 years. she fallen appeal, which was rejected by a russian course. me

include securities, fraud, wire fraud, money laundering, even a campaign finance violation, and under u. s. law he must appear before a judge within 24 hours of arriving in the country. that judge is the one who decides whether or not he can be granted bail, and free before his trial is concluded. the 30 year old m i t graduate a said in court papers in the bahamas that he was anxious to return to the united states and make his customers haul. he may also have been eager to avoid the notorious fox hill prison in the bahamas and get back to the united states, but he is up against some serious charges here. the securities and exchange commission describe what he did with his crypto exchange as a quote, greys and fraud. the current c o, testifying before congress said that there were no proper financial records kept. he's described as a, a failure of corporate control. all of these questions which bagman freed will have to answer to in the coming months. the un security council has adopted its 1st resolution on men mar, in decades, is to modern an end to violence and urge assimilates region t

u. s. e is basically under the control of the united states. but once again, the majority of the countries here, the vast majority, are firmly against russia. there's even discussion of, of whether russia should be kicked out of the organization despite their not being a mechanism to do that. so certainly here, sentiment was firmly against moscow. whatever lever may have been saying there, i'm that the use for foreign policy chief. i chose that barrel has been saying there yet. the plan is to make russia pay for the reconstruction of ukraine and how are they planning to do that? that's right, foreign policy. she's burrell brought up those issues here at the o. s. c, e and said he would be discussing them with partners here. and there are some creative ways that you is looking at making russia pay for what is done in ukraine as it, as it reiterates all the time. for example, there are some 20000000000 euros in assets that have been frozen assets of oligarchs have been put on rushes blacklist. there's also some 300000000000 euros of assets that t

under these agreements, the u. s. should inform us of any suspicions they may have about a russian citizen. yet they fail to do so. this was the case in a number of instances with victor boots konstantin. yet i shall go for them and a number of other people who are transferred to the u. s. with the tacit approval of 3rd countries. now, victor, his journey home did not come easily. the negotiations took place at a time when relations between the u. s. a and the russia are anything but good. needless to say, a lot of hard work has gone in to making sure this russian citizen could finally return home and be with his family fail, martha? archie, new york. ok, more news to bring you this friday. a must have blaze has ripped through a sprawling shopping center in the mosque was serb. video furniture shows firefighters containing their beliefs, frankly, after a spread of course are reported. span of 7000 square meters, fixed smoke billowed into the early morning sky in the city of him. key with the buildings. roof collapsing

u. s. withdrew from 2018 under that of donald trump, the head of iran, so told mackenzie organizations that the traces came from waste brought into iran from iraq and other countries. well, that's at least get the take now from archie contributor here. it's rachel marston for years now. washington has been obsessed by the idea that iran could use this nuclear energy program to make a nuclear weapon and washington as routine. we use that potential to justify economic sanctions against iran and to turn it into an untouchable prior for western allies like those here in europe. we're actually really key to do business with iran, but can't because of us action. you wonder, what's the point of all this western henry over iran, nuclear potential, when there's another country that has nuclear warheads in the region, israel and yeah, for the emerald city. probably. yes them as well as saudi arabia ever dies and the u. s. salad has been trying to sell nuclear technology to saudi arabia since at least 2012. that doesn't seem to bother them in any way. but it's israel that 1st planted its flag in the m