a passenger plane belonging to ukraine airlines crashed near imam khomeini airport at the time when i found out, well , according to what i read that 5 minutes after it was a flight, and now i was comforting myself that it was close and it hadn't gone too far . probably, if i fell, i would be injured even later. declaring that the fire is very high and there is a possibility that someone survived the flight. it's too little to say that the mother of the plane crashed . i met hossein mortazavi, who is a very close friend of mohammad. i said that i thought i saw a news story , what happened between sleeping and waking up, he said that mohammad was on this plane, and at that moment i was dry and i came to put on my clothes , i came to walk in the street, my mind was right until the list came on the phone and i saw it, yes, really. his name is, for example, consider the same role that shahid ahmadi roshan played in our nuclear issue, or consider this role. the same role in the industry is really important in my country. now, i will tell you one thing, maybe you don't want to. one day was

moscow has issued dozens of fines against western tech companies since it sent troops into ukraine united airliness boeing 737 max 9 aircraft. that decision came as the aircraft endured growing scrutiny following a recent incident n which a panel blew off mid—flight on an alaska airlines plane. there were no fatalities, but us regulators grounded 171 aircraft. but united's latest results for 2023 were strong and its shares jumped sharply. now, it's national handwriting day. while we're now more likely to tap a keyboard than pick up a pen, the art of calligraphy is alive and well and enjoying a renaissance thanks to social media. with over one million followers on instagram, sebastian lester is recognized for his stunning calligraphy designs and hand—lettering of famous brand logos. i'm very pleased to say he joins me now. great to have you on the programme. while we talk we will see some of your fantastic calligraphy. how did this all begin? i fantastic calligraphy. how did this all begin?— fantastic calligraphy. how did this all begin? i started doing calligraphy — this all begin? i started doing

on january 8, 2020, the boging 737 plane of the international airlines of ukraine is on its way from tagheran to kyiv. shortly after takeoff, the plane crashes. all 176 people on the plane died. among them are 11 ukrainians, nine crew members and two passengers. citizens of iran, canada, sweden, and afghanistan were also on the plane and great britain. poperovach tehran insisted that it was technical. and in just three days, the iranian authorities admitted their involvement in the disaster and said that the ship was shot down by their air defense system. tehran officially declared that it was ready to pay compensation to the families of the victims, but refused to investigate the plane crash further. the countries whose citizens were injured do not rule out that the plane was deliberately shot down by the iranians, which is why they do not give the international team of investigators full access to investigate the case. compensation was offered. in the amount of 150 thousands of dollars to the relatives of each deceased. ukraine did not agree to such an amount and stated that tehran

the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine called a cynical attempt to hide the true reasons for the downing of the plane. recalling the downing of malaysian airlines mh-17 by russian proxies in july 2014, experts point out that ukraine was waiting for justice. years, until last year a court in the netherlands found russian citizens igor girkin serhiy dubinsky and ukrainian citizen leonid kharchenko guilty of the crash of flight mh-17 and finally confirmed that the plane was shot down by a russian buk missile from the non-controlled territory of ukraine. the russian side still continues to claim that it was not involved in the downing of the mh-17 , despite the results of international investigations and the judges' decisions. returning to the circumstances of the fall of il-76 on the eve of the publication of teleg. draws attention to the fact that in the case of a plane crash of this scale, the consequences, in particular the bodies or fragments of the bodies of the dead, if there were more than 60 of them on board, could not disappear from the scene. the pictures from the crash site of the mzh-17 showed bodies among the wreckage, and but in the

ukraine, who had broke the case. the court refused to rule on teams. allegation of russia was to blame for the downing of malaysia airlines flight, had made 17 of the east and ukraine back in 2014. russia and ukraine have swept hundreds of soldiers as defense. industries of the countries exchanged a $195.00 prisoners of war, each was the 1st swamp. since a russian ministry plane carrying 65 ukrainian prisoners was down last week. around 50 similar exchanges have been brokers since the war began. is that it's been nearly 2 years since russia invited ukraine, and there are concerns about is long term effect. so the countries children special comes to being organized to help youngsters cope with what for me. just it was rug mcbride reports from the region of dr. pots you activities designed to help young mines come to terms with children, with very different experiences, but all suffering some degree of trauma. like 17 year old valeria for simply relocated to russia by her father, then brought back to ukraine by her mother. are unusual sheets. i'm mother, every one would say that these are one nation, one people that that's

i'd also that it failed to rule on the downing of i made 70 the malaysian airlines jet over ukraine, which ukraine and international investigate to say clearly was the responsibility of rushing back separately is using. they say, hey, rushing this side, but they failed to give a determination on who was to blame for that. but whereas you claim believes that the coolest 8 is it is clearly a blatantly obvious that russia rolled along since 2014 has been supplying separatists in the east with both arms with the also personnel and also funding role mcbride's and key when he thinks that the still ahead here on out to 0 class rooms abundance schools shopped. we explain how the wrong guys is destroying the rights to education for posting in children, and they will get find west by the chief executives of messa and x are among those being questioned on that have for us to come back online child sexual exploitation of the us senate hearing the india a confidential hands of the 2nd test for the english have other ideas all the latest bowls. news coming up with these the the so the heat weighs

the plane was delivered to the airline at the end of october and was certified at the beginning of november. for the first time in ukraine, a unique liver transplant with one-time correction of a heart defect was performed. in the capital. the operation lasted almost a day. in this way, doctors saved a nine-month-old girl. aunty was born in ternopil with a congenital heart defect. also to update, there was a disease that causes liver failure. without surgery, the girl had no chance of life. specialists calculated all possible options and decided to combine two operations. the mother became the donor of the liver, - said the ministry of health. the little patient already. preparing to return home. hippotherapy for children, immigrants and military personnel. horseback riding is considered an effective method to improve a person's psychological state, especially now in the conditions of war and constant air alarms. my colleagues from bila tserkva visited the equestrian club and checked how much communication with horses contributes to emotional relief. good posture, strengthening of the muscles of the back, arms and legs,

ukraine in tokyo, all 379. people are safely evacuated from an airliner that caught fire. well, landing at hyundais the airport following a collision with a japanese coast guard playing with the fate of 5 prove 5 crew members on that jet . currently unclear the in guys in more than a dozen and civilian deaths are reported over night. as rarely strikes rained down on the central part of the enclave. it comes as local officials state the palace to the industrial in the war, presuming at $22000.00 plus the .

airlines says almost 400 people on board. have now been evacuated . also coming up on the show ukraine under attack after proteins, threat of retaliation. presidents the landscape says 4 people are killed and more than 90 wounded in the latest wave of russian missile strikes.

ukraine. in tokyo, all 379. people are safely evacuated from an airliner that caught fire while landing at hyundais the airport. following a collision with a japanese coast guard, playing with the fate of 5 proved 5 crew members. on that jet. currently unclear the in guys, in more than a dozen of civilian deaths are reported overnight as, as rarely strikes rain down on the central part of the enclave. it comes as local officials of state, the palestinian does toll in the war, presuming at $22000.00 plus the southern city of con you and it says also targeted again by the israeli military, which is expanding its ground, evasion to previously so called systems in gaza. the, i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. you're watching r t international. we're covering the top news stories from around the world's. the russian military says it has bombed several factories that produce missiles, drones, and other weapons. a new crane warehouses with western supplied arms are also said to have been hit there. all right, let's get more details from our correspondence in the next room and customer of room on what else do you know ab

ukraine, explosions and detonation at military facilities in ukraine, attacks on warehouses with western weapons, a collision of a japanese airlineassenger plane with a coast guard plane, a civilian aircraft completely burned out. a sharp decline in the central part of russia. in moscow this night it was -18.5, in the perp region -40°. well, it has warmed up in yakutia, from hot egypt and africa to the snowy kingdom of siberia. this is how our foreign guests experience the delights of life in the north; unforgettable sensations are saved only by the clothes of the drivers. yes, there is no such thing in my country, so this is very cool, very cool, very cool. the capital of the country can be reached in 2 hours by direct flight. krasnoyarsk airport is developing aviation programs. part of the national carrier’s fleet is based here, including the dry superjet 100. in south korea, an attempt was made on the leader’s life opposition party, the criminal approached with a request for an autograph and suddenly stabbed him in the neck. the red book tiger in the khabarovsk territory blocked traffic on the highway. presumably he was hit by

intensified its attacks on ukraine, ukrainian president for autumn ears landscape says hundreds of missiles were launched against his country in the past week. alaska airlines has granted it's boeing 737 max 9 feet after one of its planes made an emergency landing in the us state of oregon. a section of the fuselage including a window blue arrived a few minutes after take off images posted on social media, show a gaping hole in the side of the plane and oxygen masks hanging down. there are no reports of major injuries. the national transport safety board says it's investigating the incident. earlier i asked aviation expert and journalist judy and bray in cambridge, have such a failure could have happened in mid flight as well. the 3rd day. this is a space, so i know tillery emergency exit, which isn't used by alaska airlines. so instead of putting a door in boeing, pushing a whole section with the window. ready and it is this section for some reason. sailed and flew out. so it was back to the door. it's a whole panel. and that is what happens. the air across it re 16000 seats, the which i've been the pressurized. so the pilots very quick. the ops for missio

airlines flight that blew off at 16,000 feet. had that door just been repaired and put back on the plane by boeing mechanics? >>> the war in ukraine tonight. a russian plane believed to be carrying 65 ukrainian p.o.w.s crashing. russia blaming ukraine. ukraine not denying it, but what ukraine is saying tonight. tom sue fbi burr ridge reporting. >>> the israel-hamas war tonight. the fierce fighting, and reports coming in, a shelter in gaza has been hit, with hundreds seeking shelter in this war. matt gutman in israel. >>> back here in the u.s., the images coming in tonight, the horrific discovery. multiple people found dead in the mo halve >>> the comedian making a return to late night. >>> and america strong tonight. the father and son and a duet we promise you won't forget. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. we do begin tonight with the major flooding and tornado threat from texas to georgia, all the way up to the northeast at this hour. 22 states on alert for flash flooding and dense fog, potentially dangerous driving into the night and tomorrow. tonight, that heavy rain stretching fro

junta shot down the malaysian passenger airliner mh-17 over the donetsk region, killing almost 300 innocent people. despite the obvious evidence and evidence of ukraine's the west have expressed and are expressing doubts that kiev could have planned and carried out such a disgusting provocation. i wonder how the western public will now digest the destruction of another aircraft by the armed forces of ukraine. it will be much more difficult for the kiev leader to shut up this crime this time, because all the dead ukrainian prisoners had families who were looking forward to their return and believed that the authorities will fulfill its part of the agreement in the end. and finally, one more point that should be taken into account by those who call us for peaceful negotiations with the kiev regime. leaving aside the point that the kiev leader, himself and his subordinates, forbade negotiations with us, and accordingly. how can we treat the regime’s statements and guarantees from its western sponsors, after the kiev dictator has once again clearly demonstrated that he cannot even fulfill a technical exchange agreement? prisoners. put this into the context

ukraine was named one of the largest suppliers of agricultural products to the european union. she took third place in the ranking. emergency at tokyo airport there, during landing, a passenger airliner collided with a japanese coast guard aircraft and caught fire. there were about 400 people on board, eight of them were infants. all of them were successfully evacuated. no casualties were reported. the liner almost completely burned down, like a transport ship. the coast guard says the pilot of their plane escaped with serious injuries and five crew members were killed. snowfalls, as predicted by weather forecasters, began to cover belarus. since the night , precipitation has covered the south of the country. now because of. heavy snow, a weather plan has been introduced in the grodno region, however, in many regions of the country there is precipitation in the form of sleet and rain, followed by a decrease in air temperature, which can cause complications in the road situation. guys urge you to be as careful as possible on the roads. why talk to her there? we remind you that participating in road traffic while intoxicated is unacceptable. in turn, gaipra employees monitor compliance

july the ski and washington ukraine, presidents that she's gone through would like to see at least one concrete step on its way to joining the west and the military airlines. neary. what role do baltic countries, what role do they play politically in this world? well, it's a great likes to enter the ip and you and unit to join mer to one day, and this is exactly what's most skilled tries to avoid. n t a. there are many parallels and possible exchange of experiences, in particular with the 3 multi congress that one next to by the soviet union during world war 2 that's time is cold here by the way, in lot of and, and also in other countries. so if you have okay, base and so then with the collapse of the soviet union, all 3 bowls and states have free gains to their independence. and so to use less than $24.00, they joined tomato, which was absolutely unthinkable during the soviet bureau at this time. therefore, politically, i would say that there's a baltic countries among ukraine's strong. there's supporters and what about militarily talk to me about the contribution to the baltic countries make as well uh, brand. if it, when it comes to arms delivers. uh,

airliner in the 805. so these accidents happen and they're the5e accidents happen and they're more likely to happen in a contested piece of air space, where ukraineing for high value russian aircraft. it is these kind of planes that are likely to be carrying significant numbers of russian troops, or maybe airborne command troop5, or maybe airborne command po5t5 carrying high ranking officers or surveillance or posts carrying high ranking officers or surveillance or reconnaissance technology. these airframes will always be valuable targets for ukrainian air defences. this incident highlights - ukrainian air defences. this incident highlights the fact that the ukraine/russia war is carrying on, with other things, particularly in the middle east, that we have had, it may have gone out of the headlines. had, it may have gone out of the headlines-_ headlines. not only the war is car in: headlines. not only the war is carrying on. — headlines. not only the war is carrying on, russia _ headlines. not only the war is carrying on, russia is - headlines. not only the war is l carrying on, russia is mounting headlines. not only the war is i carrying on, rus

airlines flight, after it collided with a coastguard plane. amazingly, everyone made it out safely. five people onboard the other aircraft died. and devastation continues in ukraine we hearfrom ukraine's ambassador to the us. hello, i'm carl nasman. hamas says a blast in lebanon has killed the group's deputy head, saleh al—arouri, and two commanders from its armed wing. the group says they were among seven dead

airline flights. the kiev authorities no longer know what else to come up with to replenish the thinning ranks of the armed forces of ukraine; they decided to block the bank accounts of the deviators. the scandalous law on mobilization contains continuous threats and huge losses at the front. about half a million people were killed and seriously injured. nobody wants to become a suicide bomber, so send it to... the video was made, it was made in a state of emotional stress, they don’t contact us they used no force, i am very ashamed of the armed forces of ukraine, i apologize to the armed forces of ukraine. she apologizes in ukrainian, for these words spoken in russian, last thursday in transcarpathia, where her car was stopped, her husband was taken away, leaving her with a small child on the road at night. transcarpathian region. when i asked to let me know about nikita igorevich gorshkov, what happened to him, and they told me that they were sending everyone to mukachevo, they did not have any documents, what exactly could have happened to their husbands, as well as to hundreds of thousands. how exactly does he evacuate

engine maker, defense, better earnings in both of those units, airlines fly more planes for longer periods, the us supplying weapons for ukraine had analysts looking at defense stocks and others for a long time because of what's going on overseas. a shortage of missiles. lauren: a lot of pockets in the least, taiwan. stuart: ali baba. lauren: china's google. there founder doubles down, new york times reporting $50 million worth of stock. up goes ali baba by 8%. stuart: more folks signing up for the wireless plans. lauren: 449,000, the company said they would get half that. this is a huge beat. i always thought they were more expensive but they had promotions especially black friday and you can get netflix, warner bros. discovery max. up 6%. great forecast for the year. stuart: the stock has done well for the last few months, 30%, a big gain. back to the crisis at the border, supreme court ruled federal agents are allowed to cut the razor wire. dan on maria nichols, how are officials they are reacting to the supreme court's ruling? >> reporter: business as usual in shelley park, no razor wire has been cut because texas national

landing from the northern islands of ohio, japan airlines says almost $400.00 people on board have now been evacuated. also coming up on the show ukraine under attack after prisons, threat of retaliation. presidents the landscape says 4 people are killed and more than 90 wounded in the latest wave of russian missile strikes. and also in japan are rescuers searching for survivors after that series of earthquakes on new year's day. officials say at least 48 people have been killed off as well. the top sports strikes down a key part of the night and yahoo governments, controversial legal reforms. so just say efforts to curb their powers cause serious and unprecedented damage to democracy. the . i'm clear, richardson, welcome to begin with some breaking news from japan, where a passenger plane has caught on, caught fire on the runway of tokyo sunday. the airports were to show you some live footage, showing the aircraft with fire cruise trying to port out the flames. a spokesperson for japan airlines as said there were more than $300.00 passengers on board when the fire broke out. his local media reports suggesting that all of those on boar

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ukraine's air defence claims 35 drones were shot down. we start with breaking news from japan. fire crews at tokyo's haneda international airport are tackling a serious blaze on board a japan airlinesirbus a350 plane. these are live pictures, and across the last hour or so we've seen flames steadily engulf the craft. reports suggest the plane collided with a coastguard plane on the runway. this was the moment the plane landed at haneda international. most of the 379 people on board the plane — passengers and crew — have been safely evacuated, according to japan airlines. of the several eye missing, that is from the coastguard plane involved in the collision. —— although several are missing a spokesman said the aircraft had arrived in tokyo from the northern in tokyo from the northern island of hokkaido. japan's coastguard says its aircraft was on its way to niigata airport to deliver aid to the earthquake—hit noto peninsula — that's according to reuters. let's return to the scene at the moment at the airport where firefighters have been tackling the blaze for around two hours. professor graham braithwaite from cranfield university. tell us about that moment when the plane came in a

airline. well, to complete the exchange rate, the dollar is 89 rubles 68 kopecks, the euro is 99.19 kopecks. roman, maria, thank you, we continue. dodgers in ukraine blocked; this will be spelled out in the new mobilization law. the only way to call ukrainians to the front line is through threats and inevitable punishment. nobody wants to become a suicide bomber voluntarily. and mobilization in ukrainian, anastasia efimova. this. the video was shot by a woman, posting footage of ukrainian military commissars inspecting intercity buses at night in search of draft dodgers, she reports, only men’s documents are checked, quote, they don’t touch us, however, in the video they don’t shy away, they already know the risks of trying to defend themselves. 4.01 24 years ago i made a video, it was made in a state of emotional stress, no force was used against us, i am very ashamed. she apologized in ukrainian last thursday in russian, for these words transcarpathia, where her car was stopped, her husband was taken away, leaving her with a small child on the road at night. mezhyhirya village, transcarpathian region, we passed a checkpoint, they stopped us, too

ukraine and israel. the alarming rise in respiratory illnesses. hospitals in several states are bringing masks back, which regions are being hit hardest. >>> another airline mix-up, how a teen headed for cleveland ended up in puerto rico.ng visi hospital staff who helped save his life. >>> and oh, baby, four sisters, four babies and an unforgettable holiday reunion. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >> linsey: good evening, everyone. thanks for joining us on this new year's eve. i'm linsey davis. the crowds have been forming here in new york for hours now amid a heightened security presence.th across the country is on alert. the israel/hamas war creating an increased threat environment. police are out in force. streets around and in times square were shut down, that event is expected to draw more than 1 million people to times square, something that law enforcement has said could be an attractive terror target. other cities are also on alert. chicago officials canceled days off to make sure they had enough officers on patrol tonight. so far, no reported credible threats against tonight's celebrations

invasion of russia, ukraine then accused russia of financing the separatists in donbas and the weapons used, for example, in the summer of 2014 , a passenger plane of malaysian airlines down, which was performing flight mh-17, and then i will remind all 298 passengers and crew members were killed, mostly they were citizens of the netherlands, and the world at that time looked at russia's hybrid war in the donbass mainly as a ukrainian internal conflict, and ukraine was then leading an anti- contact operation and insisted on international consideration of this case, insisted in court that russia violated the international convention on the fight against the financing of terrorism, and also then it was about the violation of the rights of the crimean tatars in occupied crimea, and seven years have now passed since the time of the lawsuit and now finally a trial after a long time red tape, when russia there insisted that this court does not have jurisdiction to consider this case and so on, now this court has to make its own decision on the merits, that is, to determine the offender. there is an international convention or not, and the next stage after that will be the

airliner escaped to safety before the far too cold. but 5 of the 6 people on the coast guard place were killed. russia says ukraine has launched another drone attack on the russian border city of belgrade, and it says air defense systems. i've destroyed a you training and miss all over the crime in port of sylvester pole. it's the latest in a series of strikes by both countries in recent days. on tuesday, at least 4 people were killed and dozens more were wounded in rushes. miss holland joined attack on chief and the northeastern city of khaki. and the us. the mississippi river is drying out for the 2nd year in a row because of severe drugs. it's dropped to historically low level is causing salt water from the gulf of mexico to threaten drinking water supplies. obviously there's hydro castro as move from new orleans in those on the mississippi isn't just a river. it's a super highway of commerce connecting america's mid western gray fields to its southern c port and the world's consumers beyond. but the river is shriveling up. again. that makes a major difference for river traffic. last year, ships ran a ground in mud that was previou

ukraine. >>> the faa says it has finished the initial inspections of 40 grounded boeing 737 max 9 planes. more than 170 jets were grounded earlier this month after an alaska airlines max 9 had make to make an emergency landing. it happened when a door panel blew off the side of the plane shortly after takeoff from portland, oregon. the faa says the planes will remain grounded while it develops inspection and maintenance instructions for airlines. >>> coming up, snowy rescue. stranded campers hitch a ride in a dangerous helicopter operation. >>> a new report on the police response to the uvalde school shooting. reaction from the victims' families. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." this is the "cbs morning news." crohn's disease. now, there's skyrizi. >this is the "cbs mornin" news." >this is the "cbs morning news." this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ control of my crohn's means everything to me. ♪ ♪ control is everything to me. ♪ feel significant symptom relief at 4 weeks with skyrizi, including less abdominal pain and fewer bowel movements. skyrizi is the first il-23 inhibitor that can deliver remission and visibly improve damage of the intestinal lining. and the

ukraine still has no understanding of the disaster. therefore, the expert concludes that one should not hope for an investigation with side of russia. boeing 737 of ukrainian airlinesot down on january 8, 2020 near tehran. for several days, iranian officials denied this only after statements from other countries, including british, canadian and american intelligence, the iranian president.

airlines flight, after it collided with a coastguard plane. amazingly, everyone made it out safely. five people onboard the other aircraft died. and devastation continues in ukraine, with five people dead in russian strikes on major residential areas. we hearfrom ukraine's ambassador to the us. hello, i'm carl nasman. hamas says a blast in lebanon has killed the group's deputy head, saleh al—arouri, and two commanders from its armed wing. the group says they were among seven dead after an explosion at its offices in a suburb of lebanon's capitol, beirut. hamas is designated a terrorist organisation by many western governments. mr al—arouri was deputy chairman of the group's political wing. he was also known to be deeply involved in the group's military affairs. hamas has called his killing a "terrorist act." israel has not claimed responsibility for the blast. the israeli military told the bbc it will not comment on reports in the foreign media. lebanon is blaming israel. the country's foreign minister spoke to the bbc�*s radio program the world tonight. at the time when all western countries, including the united states, britain, france, was asking us to hold he

company airlines and the government are working to understand the problem and restore testing just confidence. my kinda, i'll just sierra arlington virginia at least 4 people have been killed across ukraine and what authority is described as a large scale of the russian missile attack? i said vague reports from case to pulled from the rubble folding yet another day of strikes. carjacked by the russian military, ukrainian authority to say cities across the country you are targeted. is that the reach you, the residential building was damaged, forcing gets residents out into the freezing cold. therefore through by so that they, it was going to be an error rate and bump. and so it quickly quickly or until they bump shelter late of they've got the phone call and found out what happened to they build them by the way of white and shelter. at 7 am, easily over at home. nothing good would come out of it. rescue it because delivered aids and told residents they would cover the blown x windows. and key residents rushed to shelters. but there were no reports of any results hitting targets in the capital. this has been the regular occurrence of an air raid sirens assigned it. last month keepers hitch

ukraine seems to be not very nice, but i'm up next part. and i forgot to compare that next week we have on the launch is nice. so exercise. in that case the airlines is planning to mobilize 90000 soldiers. they say the a is to death to russian aggression. what do you make of the timing festival? and then the purpose of this move, the purpose of the new o. uh natal trainings and the last, well, i don't know how many years i'm more or less officially against russia. so this is nothing you um the timing well, and i think at this address any timing is bad, but nature has a general problem. um they uh, the last 30 years they were only training somehow special operations last and so until 5 like some tell me about and of kind of stuff, but the natural as forgotten the how to we comment a whole alone frontline. and i think that's the reason why they have to train that because they have the stuff that they have for me at this point. because rush, as we see, is able to control and, and work with a whole long front line, which is more than 11000 treatment. just not with nature. didn't train this for 4 decades. we've been speaking to ortho, and we'll corresp

that japan airlines passenger plane collided with a coast guard plane and went up in flames at haneda airport. five people on the coast guard plane were killed. >>> we turn now to the war in ukraine tonight. there are reports this evening of two powerful explosions targeting residential buildings in kharkiv. at least 17 people were injured. the attack comes as president biden prepares to meet with congressional leaders from both parties tomorrow about more aid for ukraine. >>> tonight, the u.s. carrying out new air strikes on houthi missile facilities in yemen, as those iranian-backed militants continue to target ships in the red sea. we also have new details tonight about that daring mission during which two u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s were lost. they are still missing tonight. but what their fellow s.e.a.l.s found. here's matt gutman. >> reporter: tonight, the december plate desperate search for two navy s.e.a.l.s. these new images shoring the u.s. efforts to tis rupt the flow of weapons to iranian-backed houthi rebels. while boarding the boat, one ■ navy s.e.a.l. fell into the sea. following protocol, another senior nco jumping in after him. the operation continuing with the s.e.a.l.s

airlines and airbus have both expressed their sympathies for those affected by the accident. japanese officials say at least 48 people have died and many others are trapped beneath rubble, after a powerful earthquake. ukraine suffers another intense night of russian bombardment, leaving at least five people dead. ukraine's air defence claims 35 drones were shot down. time for a look at the business news now. tesla, the elon musk controlled car—maker which pioneered mass market electric vehicles, has been relegated to second position in the global league of electric car—makers. its chinese rival, byd has reported that it sold 526,000 cars in the final quarter of last year compared to 480,000 for tesla making it the world's number one electric car brand — for now at least. erin delmore is in new york for us. byd said it is the biggest car brand you have never heard of in a recent advert i saw, but we are hearing more about them and other chinese electric vehicle makers who are shaking up the market. it is true. this news might _ shaking up the market. it is true. this news might be _ shaking up the market. it is true. this news might be enough - shaking up the market. it is true. this news might be enough fo

the smaller aeroplane collided with a japan airlines passengerjet on the runway, leading to a fireball and the deaths of five people. russia and ukrainee agreed to exchange hundreds of prisoners of war, after what moscow described as "difficult" negotiations. this programme continues on bbc one. today, two other parties are out of the starting blocks. on the eve of big speeches from the labour and conservative leaders, today we had a farage—free reform uk press conference... and a lib dem stunt. richard tice, the reform leader, and daisy cooper, deputy leader of the lib dems, are here. all politicians are up against some grim economic warnings. i think it's more likely than not we will see the uk entering recession over the course of 202a. it is a coin toss if you look at economic forecasts. so how will the economy play into the politics? we'll chew the fat with two top economics commentators. and the teenager of the moment luke littler may have just lost the world championship darts final, but he absolutely won over the public with his outstanding run at ally pally. joe is live at the darts club in st helens where it all began. it wa

ukraine's air defence claims 35 drones were shot down. we have just had a couple of statements on the aircraft collision in tokyo and i will read them out for you. statement from japan airlinesfirms that on the evening of the 2nd ofjanuary, airlines confirms that on the evening of the 2nd of january, the evening of the 2nd ofjanuary, the flight was involved in a collision with a japan coastguard aircraft during its landing which resulted in a fire on the runway. the statement extends thoughts and prayers with the deceased members of the japan coastguard and says they want to assure you that all passengers and crew on our flight was safely evacuated. another statement from airbus in france confirming that the plane collided with another aircraft on landing and it says the exact circumstances of the event are still unknown and that airbus is presently dispatching a team of specialists from france to assist the authorities injapan. further updates will be provided. you can see the live shot, the flames that engulfed the aircraft have now been extinguished and it is obviously late now in tokyo and the statement has just come in from airbus and another one from japan airlines and

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ukraine strikes a russian oil facility, what this could mean for russia troops just ahead. >>> and in the uk, storm isha continues to baetter the englis coast, how the heavy winds are causing chaos for airline passengers across europe. >>> pressure is mounting on benjamin netanyahu to strike a deal with hamas to free the remaining hostages. family and friends held a rally near netanyahu's home on sunday again calling for their release. >> translator: after 107 days, we are demanding that they fix the failure from the 7th and that can only start with returning all of the hostages alive. bringing home 136 hostages in bags can never be considered any part of a victory. >> this comes as a report in the "wall street journal" says that the u.s., egypt and qatar want israel to join a new phase of talks with hamas that would start with releasing hostages and lead to israeli forces withdrawing from gaza. netanyahu says he's working on it around the clock but also outright rejecting hamas' demands. >> translator: i categorically reject the conditions of capitulation in exchange for the release of our hostages, hamas demands end of the war. the withdrawal 6 forces, release of all murderers and rapists

the company, airlines and the government are working to understand the problem and restore tests and just confidence. montana. how does the era, arlington, virginia, how old it's at ukraine's defense ministry have uncovered fraud among amounting to $260000000.00. the investigations were carried outside of the last 4 months of the demons, zalesky appointed wisdom metal. as the new defense minister, he's been tasked with preventing corruption and making defense procurement more trans bound. i said, beg is in key of with this update of this investigation has taken place over the last 4 months under the new defense. them is then rest and from the roof. and they say that they have uncovered $260000000.00 of violations of $260000000.00 worth of violations. and that's the current defense minister. he took office in september last year after the last defend samantha was forced to resign enough. lexi risk enough is mainly involved in getting allies to give you credit reference for the what voice efforts. but he's department did have a bad reputation that were allegations in fact, investigations revealing that the department had overpaid. things like eggs, winter jackets that were i

airline for supporting the iranian islamic revolutionary guard corps and as well a fifth round of sanctions against hamas. listen to what else he's got to announce this afternoon. >> humanitarian assistance into gaza and ukraineine is facing for additional supplemental funding and support to defend themselves on the field of battle. and lastly, speaking about the field of battle if i did not point you to the president's statement today acknowledging and mourning the death of two navy seals who were killed while conducting an interdiction operation in the gulf of aden munitions and weapons we believe were headed to iran for the houthis in yemen, underscores how dangerous the mission can be and the dangers the brave warriors face every day. and as we go about our day, take a moment to remember a couple of families just got the worst news possible, and it's important they know that the president and first lady will stay solidly behind them and their families, make sure they get all the support they need and the same sentiment expressed to them from the defense department and from the navy department. take questions. >> john, just wanted to go back to the president's comments from last week about there being a nu

ukraine is causing divisions about when to celebrate the holiday, the, to the news, not $171.00. boeing, passenger planes are being grounded around the world after a cabin door blew out, which, while in alaska airlines flight, was in mid air. the boeing 737 max 9 had to make an emergency landing me. bucket reports to the frantic distress cools and the pilots of alaska airlines flight 1282 to a traffic control, a large hole in the side of the craft, causing a dramatic dropping cabin pressure, exposing terrified passengers to the outside world. at 16000 feet, maybe 5000 meters, it could have been much, much worse. the seat next to the tool and fuselage was empty. deposit landing will a $171.00 passengers and 6 crew. safely back in portland, oregon. in response to alaska airlines that was temporarily grounding its fleet of 65. boeing mex 9 aircraft, a plane often used on us domestic flights, b o. d, a once again, shining a spotlights on the boeing 737 max offered catalogue. a severe failure as it's quite unprecedented and it should not be done played that's for sure. because in more than co actuation, we did all the sections across the board, the fuselage coming separated from the rest of the across. t

ukraine on the world's agenda. >> all right. molly, thank you very much. appreciate it. >>> new developments tied to the mid-flight emergency on an alaska airlines flight. boeing is planning a safety stand-down tomorrow for everyone working on its 737 production line in seattle. this is a one-day pause while the manufacturer vows to refocus on quality control and safety. tom costello covers aviation for us. i know you sat down with the ceo of alaska airlines. he took you inside one of the grounded max 9 planes, showed you the door plug at the center of the investigation. tell us more. >> yeah, the ceo said he is angry with boeing for their breakdown in quality control that put his passengers' lives at risk. nearly a third of alaska's fleet is grounded, the max nine. hundreds of flights canceled every day. united also cancelling hundreds of flights. and now boeing, under investigation, is feeling the heat. within hours of the in flight emergency, alaska's ceo grounded all 65 of his max nines. as an engineer he suspected the problem was bigger than just one plane. >> no doubt alaska received an airplane off the production line with a faulty door. >> it co

airlines aircraft collided with a coastguard plane as it landed. searching for survivors — japanese officials say at least 48 people have died and many others are trapped beneath rubble, after a powerful earthquake. ukraine

the passenger airliner were safely evacuated. moscow says at least one person has been killed and several others injured in a ukrainian attack on the region of belgrade. earlier ukraine's president for a lot of years or landscape by russia would pay for its latest to me. saw the tax, those the tax targeted the capital keys on the eastern city of concave. i've killed at least 5 people and wounded nearly 100. you're watching dw news from berlin, you can get more news on our website at dw dot com or the landing is the most dangerous part of any flights out of all. admittedly, only very few plane crashes close to have happened during the final descent and touchstone. and that sense what happened today and tokyo sunday the airport was when it comes to accidents and civil aviation? well within the room, a statistic probability. but the fact that all passengers and crew escaped this fireball alive defied all odds. after crashing with a smaller coast guard machine, the air bus a 350 caught fire and hurled down the runway engulfed in flames. 5 crew members of the coast guard plain did not make it. tonight. we asked just how it was possible for people to get off the air bus larg