rushing forward policy analyst under the english city of boss, patrick theory is a defense and security analyst, the senior electra at the university of boss and a former british army office. a welcome old to inside story and the media and the like. let me begin as is appropriate in this discussion with you and i want to just remind you of pipe francis's comments in that interview with switched television and on saturday he urge the parties to negotiate and to do so quote before things get worse. and he said the ukraine should have the courage to raise the white flag your response to that. well, it's, it's of course inappropriate. so for uh, for poke to say that ukraine has to have garbage to raise the white flag because it was red in ukraine as the, as a coal for computer nation and for surrender. and it's indeed very, very strange to hear these words from the, from the poll from the chief of the church who is actually has to have just a very clear vision. what is good and what is evil when? when a country like russia enters ukraine and, and bombards every day, cdns, keats and women, and elderly, and residential houses. and believ

well, patrick barry is a defense and security analyst at the university of boss. he's also a form and they show on us. he says, russia does appear to have the upper hand at the moment a, i think essentially the, the momentum is the landscape himself said the russia has won the winter. and i think the men's and the ship said to, to the russian forces on the ground at least active k was approved for that. they took it as high puff spots, and they took it known the last on the big question, natalie is, is there something brewing? um, in probably may ones the on what starts to dry in the area of ukraine. so we'll have to wait and see. and i'm sure the ukrainians priorities are basically mon power rather short. the soldiers are exhausted because they don't have enough chips to rotate tonight. so they really need to get the mobilization of the next batch of, of, uh, conscripts essentially sorted by and that takes time and takes time to train them up. and they've also got the issue of fortifications, which they need to prepare and better prepare than they have already th

so patrick buddies, the defense and security analyst at the university of boss, is also a former nato analyst and the joining us live from london. thank you. very much indeed for being with us when we've been reporting what's been happening between russia and ukraine, certainly over the last month. so, so they, the targeting appears to be more centered towards infrastructure and military targets rather than apartment buildings resulting in the many desks that we saw at the start of the conflict. what's your assessment of where we are in the war at the moment. stockton, in, rob, i think essentially the, the momentum is zalinski himself said the russia has won the winter, and i think the men's and the ship says that to, to the russian forces on the ground at least, i'll give k was approved for the interpreter fi hotspots, and they took it in on the last on the big question that are is, is there something brewing? um, in probably may ones the most starts to dry in the area a few cranks, so we'll have to wait to see, i'm sure the ukrainians priorities are basically mon power. rather short

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of a news organization. people who undermine democracy should not work at an institution that seek to preserve it. the man the boss of all of us, nbc universalld not be an nbc news contributor either. no organization he says can succeed in less it is cohesive and aligned. it is important to speak up when we feel like the right thing was done. companies make mistakes. sometimes very big ones. sometimes very publicly. what matters in the end is how they correct them and from what we see, looks like our company listened to us, to you, and did wh

the man the boss of all of us, nbc universal chairman confirmed she would not be an nbc news contributor either. no organization he says can succeed in less it is cohesive and aligned. it is important to speak up when we feel like the right thing was done. companies make mistakes. sometimes very big ones. sometimes very publicly. what matters in the end is how they correct them and from what we see, looks like our company listened to us, to you, and did what was right. that is our show for tonight. the last word with ali velshi who is in for lawrence o'donnell starts right now. >>> today, the 2024 presidential campaign, the republican nominee donald trump was hit with a new gag order ahead of his criminal trial in manhattan next month. that bans him from attacking witnesses, court staff. potential jurors. defendant donald trump is a threat. his statements were threatening, inflammatory. a sufficient risk to the administration of justice and there exists no less restrictive means to prevent such risks. that is what was going on with the presumptive republican nominee for president. things

the host that not only bashed their bosses but got an apology from nbc universal for the tone-deaf mistake of hiring mcdaniel. the outed anchor got a $6 million contract. mcdaniel did her first and last interview on meet the press an chuck todd said this. >> there is a reason why there is a lot of journalist uncomfortable with this because many of our professional dealings with the rnc have been met with gaslighting and character assassination. >> no one wanted to be left out. every left wing host joined the piling on. >> you wouldn't hire a mobster to work at a da's office. you wouldn't hire a pickpocket as a tsa screener. >> there is an easy way to avoid the controversy nbc news stumbled into. don't hire anyone close to the crimes. >> not just election deniers can do that on the airway but do that as one of us as badge carrying employees. >> the sacred airways means get with the program. they would like the company to have a cohesive message. meaning a network that petaries donald trump as a threat to democracy. they fall into two categories. republicans and exrepublicans that are fiercely

is that the boss and most of the table, a major humanitarian crisis after the taliban regain control model, that goodwill remains universal. and so the report find that in our post cobit world, acts of kindness are on the rise across the generations. giving us all something to smile about. finally, hundreds of c, a muslims in kabul, and celebrated the persian new year. a large crowd gathered at the fucking shrine to the game capital for the event festival march the 1st day of spring and the beginning of the new year based on the reigning. and so we're calendar and the name of the festival is means new day in farsi and in the kurdish in story like a reason for or the day continues on line. and remember whatever happens between now and then, tomorrow is another day we'll see you then everybody the, into the conflicts own with tim sebastian. as the board and ukraine grind on the neighboring voltage states watch anxiously from the ringside seats, pressing the west to increase a kia and make sure russia dozens with my guess this week is last is 5 minutes to 50 on this current. and he's clear nature as to optics can conflict th

is that the boss and most of the table, a major humanitarian crisis after the taliban regain control model, the goodwill remains universe. so the report find that in our post cobit world, acts of kindness are on the rise across the generations. giving us all something to smile about a finally hundreds of c, a muslims in kabul, and celebrated the persian new year. a large crowd gathered at the fucking shrine to the capital for the event festival marks the 1st day of spring and the beginning of the new year based on the reading. and so we're calendar know the name of the festival is means new day in farsi and in the kurdish in story like a reason for, for the day continues on line. and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see you then everybody, the rushes economy is throwing just twice across the board and sanctions against the country. there's a 2 percent growth, even though natural gas exports have fallen drastically. so what's driving this, and what role does china play? we're taking a closer look, made in germany next on d. w. hudson. you're a see russia as their enemy? many yo

of public policy at home. i've been a felicia university. thank you. think still a head on al jazeera is mia. how much your boss should he's sub, has secured 201 boards. and he's in pakistan. electra balance touring says be prime minister for a 2nd time the brought to you by visit castle. hello right after that we saw some pretty violent weather in northwest india. so this was in punjab state. here we had a tornado at overturn cars and toppled trees. it's a much quieter picture right across india though on monday that's the good news. if we see any active weather will be in the northeast with some showers in storms, but nothing major. now this was the same storm system that swept through afghanistan in august on smell, being replaced by cold air dropping down from siberia. okay. combo week and up to minus 13 monday morning, that is well below average. and this cold air has slung as far south as karachi the other day. for the 1st time in 40 years in march, the city of lights didn't get up to 20 degrees, but i think we'll change that by monday. we're shooting for a height of 25. let's go to indo china written out

university in the us. he has also worked at the world bank for 15 years. other notable points of his resume, he has served as pa's deputy prime minister, the economy minister and as a boss's economy advisor of the close. mahmoud abbas, he is not a fata member. mustafa has also sat on the palestine liberation organization executive committee since the year 2022. now he's also served as the chairman of the palestine investment fund since 2005. this is important since he oversaw a fund with nearly a billion dollars in assets. so that's a lot of money. why is that important? not only did he oversaw gaza's reconstruction under hamas rule after earlier war between israel and hamas. will be responsible for overseeing billions of dollars and expected international aid. the introduction of new prime minister is part of an effort by mahmoud abbas to reform the pa, to create a technocratic government in the west bank. mustafa himself is widely regarded as an independent technocrat. he's been holding consultations with prospective cabinet members in recent weeks. the members are expected to be a group of technocrats unaffiliated with a boss fata party. for those that may not know wha

are a lot of interesting people, well , i’ll start with our guys, the first guy’s name is parvis, he came to receive the main prize, the second guy’s name is ilya , he’s my boss at the universitydn’t even let me insert a single line, well done, good, good luck to you, samara pedagogical, well, what will moscow answer, hello, hello, we represent, hello, we represent. moscow state linguistic university, former maris thorez international state university, of course, yes, to my left is our first participant, this is diana. our team's trick is the fact that we are from different cities, and diana came to study in moscow from naberezhnye chelny. this is a very active student, she participates in many volunteer projects, she will soon go, for example, to sochi to volunteer there, she is studying english and german. wonderful! the next participant is masha. masha is the person who didn’t have to go anywhere, she’s a muscovite. masha is studying three languages: english, german and swedish. she also participates in volunteer projects and plays in our student theater, so masha we are both a reader and a reaper, a doody player. wonderful. the next participant is alina from krasnoyarsk. a

boss apologised for making what he said "rude" comments about her. here's our political correspondent hannah miller. learning to use a camera on a visit to the university ofnd prime minister can't escape the glare of scrutiny over donations to the party. this week, they said that comments made by one of the conservatives' biggest donors were racist, but now it's emerged that they may have received a further £5 million from the same man, a claim that the chancellor didn't deny. we follow all the right procedures when it comes to declaring our donations. and when the time is right, we will declare any donations that we have received recently. frank hester donated £10 million to the conservative party last year. that's a fifth of all donations. any further money wouldn't need to be declared until april and published by the electoral commission injune. mr hester has apologised for what he described as rude comments about the mp diane abbott, after it was reported that he said that seeing her on tv made him "want to hate all black women" and "she should be shot". on a visit to inspect water quality in greater manchester today, the liberal democrat leader took

boss apologised for making what he said "rude" comments about her. here's our political correspondent hannah miller. learning to use a camera on a visit to the university ofnderland, the chancellor and prime minister can't escape the glare of scrutiny over donations to the party. this week, they said that comments made by one of the conservatives�* biggest donors were racist, but now it's emerged that they may have received a further £5 million from the same man, a claim that the chancellor didn't deny. we follow all the right procedures when it comes to declaring our donations. and when the time is right, we will declare any donations that we have received recently. frank hester donated £10 million to the conservative party last year. that's a fifth of all donations. any further money wouldn't need to be declared until april and published by the electoral commission injune. mr hester has apologised for what he described as rude comments about the mp diane abbott, after it was reported that he said that seeing her on tv made him "want to hate all black women" and "she should be shot". on a visit to inspect water quality in greater manchester today, the li

largest universities we had and all of it was slowly decline the with the maintenance and that began from the 11th century on works just a 100 years ago. prime minister sitting in the u. k. could just boss orders on just me ordering. a man made a fan and i don't know which katie, what new form 1000000 of off fellow in gets there in 1942 destroyed it 2 years ago and people do nothing about that. there's a 150 years ago on these fluttering and reading on these good much right into the hospital folks and to do hundreds of thousands of people, believe them and children s lives. this was the speak. we live in look where we are now going to be on the day to come in throwing every day and security economy culture it's, it's a great time to be born in. and then the only thing i would say, this is one of i'm an indelible me, you know, i'm very optimistic about in there. but yes, things which i, what criticising i look to design. and i think one of the biggest for sydney and them said, is that we get complacent very quickly. be one of the fields is i didn't many out assuming keep it in enough for you to be heavy, will automatically become awful. i said nothing. is it? we won't get a better opport

a special quality of your superiors. the law of universal occurrence, well, like speed divided by distance multiplied by time. you know, borisoch, the bossesrets of witchcraft, eh, all that’s left is to persuade the witch. i must admit, this is a list of patients, they all died from an overdose of lidocaine, all on your shift, this is a hospital , things happen in hospitals, they die, in hospitals, as a rule, they die for slightly different reasons, now we are talking about murders, and that’s not all, with all these patients... you had a quarrel shortly before their death. wait, what is this may 15th? i was not in the hospital on may 15th. how did this not happen? i have all your duty schedules. my birthday is may 15th. congratulations. late. so i changed it. shift, slida rukishnikova flew to istanbul for 2 days, you check, check, i’ll check, check, but there was a quarrel, there was a quarrel, i remember this woman, she demanded to be transferred to another ward, you see, she didn’t like the neighbors, i don’t solve such issues, and in general, pay for a suite and lie alone, but when i flew away. thank you very much, and for nothing, but

universal news group boss, and why he signed off on this. there isn't really an nbc news president anymore. there's a weird structure there. >> so at the end of the day, the buck stops with him and he's going to be facing some of these questions in the days ahead >> well, we will see how this unfolds. thank you for breaking that down for us really appreciate it, oliver, darcy. thank you. >> thank you. >> all right. israel has apparently agreed with >> the us proposal that would see hamas release hostages held in gaza in exchange for hundreds of palestinian prisoners. next, we're going to talk to the reporter who's getting firsthand knowledge about those ongoing negotiations. stay with us >> seven astronauts setting off on a scientific mission, columbia, houston object. >> i didn't know anything concerning it happened there were people that did though. >> the space shuttle accident, it's usually not one thing, it's a series of events >> you follow the debris, what's it telling you? >> it. should have had that test on day one. and we need >> to figure out what the hell happened >> space shuttle columbia, final flight and mirror sunday rule seve

university of the ministry of health of russia. thank you very much, thank you. amazing people, amazing seventh season. bravo, beautiful, airy, beautifully amazing. at 21:30. well, let's meet. veronica pavnovna vosentsova. boss80 years, between march and september in the night sky. a new star will flare up and can be seen with the naked eye; it will appear in the constellation corona borealis and will shine almost like the north star. it will be possible to observe the nova for only a week, then it will fade and become visible only with the help of powerful telescopes, because not a single star ever deviates from its path. well, what can you see at vdnkh in the cinema museum, there are enough stars there, an exhibition of our people has opened there, dedicated... from ost bender kisa vorobyanin at some time, and this room, it smoothly flows into the film the diamond arm. the exhibition is like an apartment building where the heroes of legendary paintings live. a few steps and you can get into the kitchen of the inventor shurik or look into the hiding places of shpak. the exhibition unites all the films of leonid gaidai into a single universe, from moonshiners and captive of the caucasus to sportlato-82. thes

s see what she sent us. universe, thank you, that means so, irochka , enlarge the photo of this pest and print it out, yeah, i’ll print it out, and you, then, will call your boss, after communicating with chernova, developed heart problems. so wait, i still need to somehow fit all this into my head. chernov's husband died, then the groom died. the other two developed heart problems, and the last groom was blown up in her car. i'm not confusing anything. that's exactly how it is. so what happens? black widow? it's not clear yet. well, maybe. and yet, formaldehyde was found in the blood of the victim lazarev. the dose is not life-threatening, but the fact itself is alarming. why was it necessary to poison and explode? we don't understand yet. it is possible that these are two different crimes altogether. or three, or three. there are several versions now, all of them need to be worked out. which is the priority? not yet. okay, there will be a court order on exhumations, maybe the frost will be revoked? natalya konstantinovna, we can handle it, okay, when the test results of the fitness center employees are ready, report immediately, okay, i don’t see any zeal. b