and from all, we can frustrate it. others, your uri rossetto, who joins us now from riga. hi uri. what more can you tell us about this incident? well, according to the investigators daria jogan, r died while driving her kind a south of moscow driving to moscow. and are you doing a was a prominent journalist in russia and an outspoken supporter of what is in russia called special military operation in ukraine. there is unverified foods you said it as circulating on social media, which appears to show alexander, duke and her father arrive at the scene of the blast or where his daughter was killed. dugan and his daughter wore both returning from an event they attended outside of moscow. reportedly mr. dugan made the decision to travel separately from his daughter at the last minute and westgate to say an explosive device had been planted to the car. so this could mean that the bombed war could have been intended for alexander, duke. and because darya due gonna, her daughter was actually traveling with his physical. and can you explain to us who alexander do get the father of the kill

uri. well, i think incidents like this, terry, as well as several explosions in different places in russia close to the ukrainian border in recent days. whoever might be behind them. all these incidents are under mine, a definitely the kremlin narrative about security and stability that vladimir putin supposedly stands for our thrashing president, built his reputation on stability after the terrible and 19 nighties at one deadly attacks were commonplace in russia. and it's clear that they have warned ukraine has now reached to the russian capital moscow with this explosion, moskowitz expect at least more dead identity checks, more police on the streets. it does seem remarkable how is the frequency of attacks and rush on russian territory has increased in recent days, and these could in fact, be as signal to the russian leads to the kremlin. uri. thank you so much for now. our correspondent, uri rochette, are there. the story of course, is also being closely followed in ukraine. earlier we

our correspondent, uri rochette over there. well, the story of course, is also being closely followed in ukraine earlier. we asti, w's yon phillips shots and chip what ukrainians make of dario dinners, killing. one of presidential lensky top advisors went on t v and said that ukraine has nothing to do with the bomb being said ukraine. it's not a criminal state and does not use such methods. instead, he blamed internal power struggles in russia. of course, the senate for the running, the death of duty is quite limited in ukraine by many people. she was considered an enemy of the state, and she was also the target of western thanks. and of course, because of her lies about the war in ukraine. at the same time, there are fears that the bombing could be followed by some sort of revenge. and as we heard before, they have already been caused by prominent figures in moscow to have some sort of retaliation that takes on here. now talk to his young philip about the latest developments in the war there in ukraine, where do things stand n

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and we can cross now to reagan lapierre. weddies uri rossetto is standing by hearing russians have a more mixed view of mikhail gorbachev. don't they? can you tell us about that? well, mikhail gorbachev was arguably the most courageous politician of the 20th century. he was able to change history to break apart something seemingly unbreakable, at the soviet union. mister garbage was also responsible for over a month ago, for a period of very difficult political reforms before the collapse of the soviet union. and i, it took russia a long time to overcome the economic crisis and poverty of the early, early ninety's. so many people in the, that pu russia came to feel that gorbachev through forums, glasnost and striker, were not enough to provide them with a dignified life. still mikhail gorbachev st. legacy after the collapse of this, of you to noon a collapse that he is. rous gerstner associated with a difficult one. and nowadays, more than a quarter century after the fall of the iron cart, many people in russia say they feel betrayed by gorbachev. and more generally that if you betra

we call it i uri vascos, ukraine's deputy minister of infrastructure. i want to thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us on the dump munez. thank you. let's bring up to speed now with some other stories making headlines around the world. the head of man mars ruling military junta has announced a 6 month extension of the state of emergency. the army seized power from the elected government of august on 2 chief last year. a pledge to hold new elections in august 2023. but observers say that's unlikely. kosovo has postponed the introduction of tougher border controls to serbia. amid rising tensions, ethnic serbs blocked roads in the north of kosovo and unknown. gunmen fired on police, kosovo, close to border crossings to serbia. after the incidents they on se has said she will re record a song from her new album after disability. campaigners criticize the lyrics in her track. he did. it contained a term that has been used to demean people with spastic cerebral palsy. the singers publish, i said that it had not been used in an intentionally ha

it appears uri, russia her is following developments and the story from the laughing capital, reger. i asked him if there's any more information on who was behind the attack. well, at the moment, sir, tara is difficult to say who is really behind the debt of daria dorgan up at a 0 many rou. morrison speculations, depending on which political camp they come from, are the support us of russia, so called special military gratian. ukraine blamed kia for wild critics over the kremlin suspect thrushes own intelligence service or the pro ration separatists from don. boss. ah, margarita c manion. as a hat of russia state finance to broadcast a r t. blame to crane and cold for attacks against keys. as e are arguably most well known, theologian and former priest andre cry of supposed to thrash us intelligence, service murder to darya, jogan. fearing that she might have made too much competition for the established parties, in his opinion, the kremlin has more to fear from these. so called radical patriots, than liberals and i am alone evoke of the fellow of the imprison, thrashing a position o

united nation and the highest political and management of turkey and new these connection rico, the uri voskus, ukraine's deputy minister of infrastructure. i want to thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us on the top nunez. thank you for staying in europe and kosovo, has postponed the introduction of tougher border controls with serbia. after the plan triggered riots, authorities have now removed road blocks after ethnic serbs blockaded traffic and unknown gunmen fired on police. the riots started after the kosovo government announced a decision that would oblige vehicles entering the region from serbia to replace serbian license plates with those issued by kosovo. sirens rang through the night as police shut the baron jak and yet a new border crossings in northern kosovo. this came after serbian demonstrators shot at authorities and blocked roads close to the border crossings. they were angry by to new ruling from the cause of in government that ethnic serbs can no longer use serbian id cards in kosovo and car owners with registration plates issued by serbia. we'd have

uri shevchenko died in ukraine on march 23rd. died. he was 68 years old. yet another victim of vladamir putin's war. targeting not just ukraine's cities and its people, but its culture. the ukrainians are fighting back on the battlefield and in concert halls around the world. the ukrainian freedom orchestra is leading what president volodymyr zelenskyy of ukraine calls the artistic resistance again russia. it's the brainchild of canadian/ukrainian conductor kerry lynn wilson. >> we're of the a mission to fight on the cultural front for ukraine. for its freedom, for its independence, as soldiers of music, i like to call them. to galvanize the western world to stay resolved and in solidarity with ukraine. >> as one musician told "the new york times," i don't have a gun, but i have michey cello. last night, they included a tour at the kennedy center here in washington, d.c. in front of a sold-out crowd. >> the message is very clear to putin and his regime, that ukrainian culture is strong, it's vital, and you cannot silence it or er

so construction has been delayed and delivery dates postponed. uri reaching coff looks after 110 children with severe medical conditions that housed in a tiny area. it would be more useful. move ahead. you've so much to those to me. not guarantee i put on bullshit when it's really bulk wanted to store it goes, i lived, it was muscle, ga bizarre. was one of the 2 most prestigious for the official total with new tact frost. i'm not so cool. you know, it was almost like duty to roll mcdonald's and the controller alleged when you do, i don't but hold you from who's job over the patient. i've tried to put the other medicines to service the schedule. a new school, give me a flu, shot of the modem, a with the city of miami. ah, it's about a summer i use implemented that it does not look like a coin clean. that said, it must clean up ships and places. i mean, that was in a picture, a country on monday, but i saw it on the go with last talked about the process. i know with that because it isn't because he either couldn't get bashed that data to me. i'm yeah, because i would either there be no you

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so construction has been delayed and delivery dates postponed, uri reaching coff looks after 110 children with severe medical conditions that housed in a tiny area would reach nass mortar, utah more than a 100. so much to most to me. and i guarantee i put on bullshit when it's a really bulk wanted to store it. i lived on it will go off sir. russell j. bizarre was one of the latino speech teacher. but the patience of the new type forced. i'm not so queer. oh, it was almost a duty to roll mcdonald's. i can totally relate them when you do or not. but who are you sure? whose job or the patient have to do? you're probably other. i mean, it sounds good concerning the schedule. a new school give me a flu, shot of the modem. if a to me in the city of maybe, ah, a bus to come have been if us to find someone i used to home when you thought of kenya bought them not to lose you. but your coin clean that said it must clean up ship and the lady that was in with a country on monday, but i saw it on the dash track about the process. how about that? because you can get them cuz he either couldn't get it b

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so construction has been delayed and delivery dates postponed, uri reaching coff looks after 110 children with severe medical conditions that housed in a tiny area would reach nass mortal diesel move ahead. you've which the most unique, not guarantee i put on bullshit or what it was really bullet pointed to the story goes, i lived on it will go off sir. russell j bizarre was one of the latino speech teacher. but the official total with the new tech frost. i'm not so cool. you know it because i'm mostly due to to roll mcdonald's in the controller lights when you do or not. but who are you sure? whose job for the patient i have to do a, i mean, certainly still a, give me a clue, a little more them. a, to me. with a question, when you can enter your passcode interested us from happening. if us to find somebody. i use a home and you can buy them not to do you like your coin clean that said it must clean up ship and the lady that was in a pitcher, the mosaic or country on monday. but i saw it on the dash part about the process. i know with that because it is because he either couldn't get it b

and here's the dummies, uri russia. so in reality, there was more on the next view that russians have as mikhail gorbachev. mikhail gorbachev was arguably the most courageous politician of the 20th century. he was able to change history to break apart something seemingly unbreakable as the soviet union. mister garbage was also responsible for her possible for a period of very difficult political reforms before the collapse of the soviet union. and i, it took russia a long time to overcome the economic crisis and poverty of the early, early ninety's. so many people in that pu russia came to feel that gorbachev reforms glasnost and perestroika were not enough to provide them with a dignified life. so mikhail gorbachev, st. legacy after, as he collapse of this, of you to noon, a collapse at that he is risk. personal associated with a is a difficult one. and nowadays, more than a quarter century after the fall of the iron curtain, many people in russia say they feel betrayed by gorbachev and more generally that they feel be

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uris monteiro extends their lead with a three run homer off. alex would that's montero's second home run of the night. now top of the six giants looking to crawl their way back into this one, and j. c. peterson rips one to left field barely stays fair. to get the giants on the board. now top of the seventh bases loaded austin slater lines went right field, bringing home brandon crawford and jd davis 74. iraqis finally, top of the night. daniel bard is dealing three straight strikeouts to end the game. rockies win this one. 7 to 4. the giants are now six games back in the national league wild card race across the bay. the aids faced off against the mariners in oakland tonight in a best of three series, starting off in the bottom of the first inning. mariners up one nothing not for long, though. chad pinder lining one of the left field throw is office mark were tied up at 11 top of the sixth. here we go. you know suarez at the plate. he hits one deep to center field. that's actually his second home run of the night and 22nd of the season score 32

welcome at uri. but let's start with this. this mixed russian view of mikhail gorbachev. for yes, for many russians, indeed, gorbachev doesn't only stand for freedom and openness, but also for the collapse of the soviet union. phil and it very much depends on who you ask. people from my generation, for so the transition from socialism to democracy as a great opportunity that they are very grateful talk about yourself, but for many others as the collapse of the soviet union is primarily associated with the economic cows. poverty and a are unemployment in russia. during those times, a families who no longer knew how to raise their children. so gorbachev as the destroyer of their families, prosperity, even though their country was already facing and economic collapse before got much of. and on top of this, over the course of the last 20 years rush, the propaganda has constantly repeat that that, that, that the collapse of the ussr east is the greatest geopolitics catastrophe of the 20th century. and that's why vladimir putin likes to be portrait as a young leader who saved r

i think he never would have resorted to force as we say, putting uri. how is gorbachev regarded in ex soviet stays like lapierre, for example, where you up well, the relationship between the baltic countries and gorbachev is mixed. i would say on the one hand go bunch of enabled the freedom that people enjoy here in lot fair and, and all the other baltic countries as well as a whole post soviet block and got a bunch of could of course have a reactor to much more harshly when the bowl to countries declared to their independence. on the other hand, the war casualties in the protest. here in the 1990s, lithuania was the 1st soviet republic to declare independence. in january, 1981 because gorbachev, who was the general secretary of the soviet union, sent special forces to videos to the capitol, lithuanian lithuania. in the effort to reverse affairs, fought in people war killed and at least 700 people were injured. lithuanians put up a strong resistance that gorbachev hadn't counted on. and of course got a bunch of is also seen as a symbol of the soviet uni

w. correspond at uri were chateau, is in latvia where he met up with a ukrainian pop star, now banned from performing in russia. ah, a sea of lights amongst the audience, enrica, we have come to see ukrainian singer svetlana lobo done my history in my homeland ukraine is currently going through a big, dreadful, unjust war. ah, in the fit lana lava used to live in moscow. she had millions of russian fans, but at the end of february, she publicly spoke out against russia's war on ukraine and turned head back on the country. yeah, i want to be on the right side of history on the side of good and truth. moscow's response was swift lobrado was prohibited from entering russia for 50 years. that is just one of many examples of how moscow punishes permanent people, who publicly criticize of the policies of the kremlin. singers actors and divvy hosts had been forced to leave russia. those who stay risk persecution or harassment like aloe vera from you got hearing bork. with the bens, the singer, vera was sale on the used to be married to a well known rational position politician who's currentl

not fully. newsome would of your store. sickness lost no vanelle of a more, i'm joined by d dudley's uri rochette, or that we just heard. jerry, it's mocking tone. how typical is that in russian media? when comes to commentary on this gast dispute with your well entry is this reaction is very typical and you could find it quite funny if it's war meant a satire. but unfortunately, it wasn't, it wasn't the main and use program of rush and state event. that is quite sad indeed. ah, the clip goes on and it claims that that a russia has always placed great value on hygiene and the russian bonia. in other words, the so now is a place of cleanliness, but the moderator doesn't say a word about the fact that old smelly outhouses are still commonplace in most thrashing villages and toilets. that don't flush and don't have running water and not uncommon even in school. so we see a very clear contrast between good and evil, between the fall in europe and rising russia, fear of an allegedly stupid europe is being spread hail, which is bew propaganda in its purest form. and so does this propaganda, as

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we have quite enough strength of the environment in order to uri the desires of these crazy people whog to adopt a new budget. i see what makes a sulan. he is already ready to cut out all the articles, including those related to our defense military-industrial complex. not only is the population impoverishing the prices of the pond and social programs are curtailing. it is necessary to help people unite as much as possible, and it is more than such a social policy of no unity. it may not be there to support. yes acceptance, which are engaged in this, and now they are trying to almost privatize, and some to close, therefore, i consider the state duma council to even immediately respond and help make comprehensive decisions. including the executor of power. now in a new position. thinking appoints, including not only the prime minister of new examples of women ministers. let's take emergency action together. and what are these emergency measures? uh, after all, the shelling is carried out from nato weapons, the shelling is carried out by the ukrainian party and how much they are capable

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the notion that they are better situated to assess legitimacy of what the government is doing that urime. host: for more from the professor, you can find him online, he is at university of texas school of law and we appreciate your time on washington journal. thank you. guest: thank you. host: that will do it for our program, we will be back here tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. eastern. we will take your viewers to the center for strategic and international studies, on the one year and adversity -- when your anniversary of the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. stick around, that will begin shortly. [no audio] >> we are waiting for the start of a conversation on the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan of year later. military veteran congressman peter meijer joins us for a panel to explore the consequent as of the withdrawal and the u.s. responsibilities to the afghan people. this is expected to start shortly live on c-span. [no audio] [indiscernible] >> go ahead? ok, great. i'm dan and i hold the chair here at csis. we are having a conversation

this appearing before a grand 'ury. tell us about why he is there._ us about why he is there.trump losing. rudy giuliani was involved in that process. he circulated some doctored videos and kept repeating some lies that included trying to sort of get several people to certify themselves as the state's official electors. he is a target in that investigation and it is possible that district attorney down there may also want to talk to the former president himself. after all, it was the famous phone call which we all heard that sparked the whole thing in the first place.— thing in the first place. thank you for 'oinin: thing in the first place. thank you forjoining us- _ thing in the first place. thank you forjoining us. gary _ thing in the first place. thank you forjoining us. gary o'donoghue l thing in the first place. thank you | forjoining us. gary o'donoghue in washington. thames water has become the latest company to annouce a hosepipe ban. it'll come into effect a week today, affecting 10 million customers in london and the south of england — and means people can't use a h

a 'ury today has been hearing from a heard. ajury today has been hearing from a police — heard.ber 2020 and in it she explained how she had gone to a nightclub, a bar in cheshire, which is a fairly well—to—do part of the county, and a number of bars and nightclubs are in that area. on another table was the footballer jess lingard and she was on a table with mr mendy and some of his friends and they got invited back by mr mendy to his house in mottram st andrew and when she got there she said that she had her mobile phone taken from her and mr mendy said she could not take any photographs inside the house because if the managerfound out inside the house because if the manager found out he would be heavily fined for being on social media and having a party. she tried to get the phone back and was taken upstairs. she walked upstairs with mr mendy to a bedroom and was then attacked on the bed, she was raped in three different ways, she said. she said that mr mendy then tried to say to her, not to worry about it, that things would be ok, he had slept with 10,000 women and would be in

uri still didn’t succeed, and gradually over 30 years mikhalkov comes to a private, albeit unflatteringse, i substitute all terrible forces. this is exactly the case when the cinema punishes you for frivolity. by frivolity, the director means insufficiently deep and insufficiently respectful attitude to the stories of real people that he tried to transfer to the screen, but in order to lead his viewers to this simple conclusion. k mikhalkov travels around russia and shows how unique and inimitable we are. we all really wanted to show the work of my favorite artists, because they still were spent. they did a wonderful job, but his colleague from rome, documentary maker katherine mogilvray, does quite the opposite, she is overly immersed in the study of the work of her beloved director, federico fellini, and at some point she realizes that she no longer distinguishes where her thoughts are. and where are the quotes from his diary last night i dreamed of the port of time with its view of the swollen green sea, frightening, like an impending clearing, in which it is crowded and clouds tend

urie, the grave—digger, takes this grim work in his stride and even though these men, when alive, wherele waiting for them at home. mothers, fathers and children. i understand that because i used to serve in the soviet army myself. it is russian police, national guard. russian — is russian police, national guard. russian. ., , ~ russian. little giveaways like unit badues russian. little giveaways like unit badges help _ russian. little giveaways like unit badges help with _ russian. little giveaways like unit badges help with identification. i badges help with identification. some of these men fighting for russia may have even come from pro—moscow regions of ukraine. it is messy and dangerous work, even as more bodies are uncovered, reminders that this is an active war zone. gunfire. ukraine says it is meticulously trying to identify those killed. a railway goods yard, their resting place for now. the repatriation of war dead does happen, but it is sporadic. translation: we happen, but it is sporadic. translation:— happen, but it is sporadic. translation: ~ , , ., translation: we find p