so with all of the member states of the united nations are no vito's there. so that's going to be kind of a roll call of the entire world where it stands, where every single country around the world stance on this. so we'll be watching for how that goes. so let's talk or about these, these 3 attentions. as you're saying, china, china, india, and the united arab emirates. yeah. so, i mean, china, 1st of all, we've touched on that. china has been getting closer and closer to russia. the 2 countries kind of forming a closer relationship and trying to push back against what they see is american attempts to shore up. it's a gemini around the world and china often votes with russia on the un security council. the fact that they to abstain just being seen in west held up in the west is, is evidence that china really has concerns about what's happening. and if you watch china messaging in recent days, it has been kind of a little bit divided on the one hand. so signifying support for russia over is demand for security. guarantees from the west opposition to the expan

introduced at a special session of the united nations general assembly where russia does not have vito already. it appears to have the support of more than 80 of the us $193.00 member states. she ever time see al jazeera, the united nations, well nato ascending thousands of troops by land, by air, and by a seat to protect allies near russia and ukraine. the secretary general, yeah, and stilton berg has called the crisis a new normal in european security. it comes after the ukrainian president, mr. zalinski criticized the alliance for not coming to his country's aid. our diplomatic editor james bays is in brussels. troops, tanks and weapons are on the move across europe. as nato continues to reinforce its eastern front, it's member states who are closest to russia. now the alliance is activated elements of its response force. thousands of extra troops over a 100 jets are on high alert. 120 warships are in position. nato leaders met by secure video conference for the 1st time. since the start of the russian invasion, as fears grow that the ukrainian capital could be taken soon. how fearf

they certainly can't dictate the agenda there, but they have vito rights. so it's very unlikely that there will be any substantial outcome other than putting the topic on the world stage of course. and then of course, also the structure of the united nations, which is still very much shaped by the post world war 2. or they have been reform plans, they have not been addressed. and therefore the u. s. position, especially also under president trump was that the united nations needs to be reformed. and what is russia been saying at this meeting of the general assembly? well, in the, in the forefront, the russian foreign minister, lovegrove accused united nations security council security, excuse me, the united nations secretary general rather antonio gutierrez, and taking sites also accusing the west of sending weapons to the to ukraine. of course, the western approach in contrast, has always been russia is not to be trusted here just a few days ago. there was a enormous clash at the security council between u. s. secretary of state entity, blink. and when he

introduced at a special session of the united nations general assembly where russia does not have vito already it appears to have the support of more than 80 of the us 193 member states she ever time. see al jazeera, the united nations, or that will not forget. the james vase is in brussels. we're western nations are meeting to take further action against russia. i think the international position is pretty solid now. regarding the, the where i am the e, u, nato, and the us. and i think you also got some idea of the international position at the un security council where you saw the position of china, which i think is very important. abstaining on that security council resolution. clearly, the resolution condemning russia didn't pass because it was vetoed by russia, but china, which is increasingly a close ally of russia. the fact that they abstain, i think, is an interesting fact. meetings of continuing all across the world and we'll continue over the weekend. it's not a normal weekend of short. the german chancellor is currently meeting the polish prime minister and the lithuanian pr

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also slammed russia for it's vito secured you can the tell this resolution, but you cannot veto our voices. you cannot nito the truth. you cannot veto our principles. you cannot veto the ukrainian people best. but moscow's representative said the resolution was one sided or so. so as a scoop, what was left out was the way that the ukranian authorities, with the encouragement of their western patrons consistently and cynically shirked the responsibility to implement the minsk agreements. the lynchpin, which was a direct dialogue with the residents of the countries east. while the resolution may have been didn't from the start, the ukraine and its allies, there was a small glimmer of hope. they say china's abstention demonstrated just how isolated russia is on the international stage. your father bill, when the russian invasion has prompted many ukrainians to flee the country. the u. n says that more than 50000 have left already there heading for neighboring countries like poland, moldova, and hungry. but there has been heartbreak at the border for many of them, with men of military age, sep

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in the couple of hours. russia vito's un security council resolution deploring aggression in ukraine. china abstained from great, wasn't the united states and pays the sanctions on vladimir putin and his foreign ministers. so gay lever following similar analysis by britain and the european union, ah, the explosions and air raid sirens had been heard overnight across. give a sh. yes, russian troops and tanks. so pushing ahead towards the city center early. ukrainian media said russian troops hit an army base in capital, but the attack was repelled. ukraine's president says he expects russian forces to storm the capital in the coming hours. the cold on the public to defend it. under simmons begins our coverage from q ah, the sound of sporadic gun battles echo across the ukrainian capital give russian invasion forces closing in on the city. the president vladimir zalinski made a bleak but defiant video address him the ravage. good evening everyone. our troops are here. all our citizens are here. all of us are here protecting the independence of our country. and it will continue to be thi

and, and we shouldn't be high, we shouldn't be afraid of countries exercising the, the, any vito on burma, me and my, if they do, then it's time for them to actually own the support for this brutal he hunter. instead of trying to prevent anything from being tables in the 1st place. yeah, i mean, it was really, really interesting for china to make that comment saying that there was that urgent need to stop the violence and me on my again, given you know, what does that mean for it's part and again, vote and lee is this the time you know, to, to strike while the irons halt is china signaling that perhaps it would, we'll use a veto power to vote in a way that you wouldn't expect it to the un security council. well, i think when the crew was launched, the chinese ambassador to me and my made a very strong public statement for chinese ambassador, which was that the crew was not in china's interests. and that was a strong signal at that time that, that china did not want to encourage the coo and was was, i think, pushing for that to be a negotiated settlement. the chinese authorities had a very

little surprise then that european governments are expecting many more desperate people to follow in vito's footsteps in search of peace. ah, russians are scrambling to withdraw money from banks with long lines forming a cash machines across the country. that's as the rubel plunges to record lows due to new western sanctions. it's now dropped more than 30 percent against the u. s. dollar. in an attempt to prop up the ruble, rushes central bank has doubled its key interest rate to an unprecedented 20 percent. so let's take this chance to get a recap of some of the sanctions leveled at russia. the european union and its allies have agreed to block major russian banks from the swift global payment system. western nations have put other tough restrictions on russian banks. they've also caught the ability of the russian state to access capital markets, their asset freezes and trouble bands for a number of individuals, including russian president vladimir putin, himself, as well as politicians and oligarchy, who are close to him and other sanctions target the technology sector, the e u will stop

the vote by the 15 member council was procedural so russia could not wield it's vito a resolution convening monday's session was adopted with 11 yes votes. russia voted no while china india and the united arab emirates, abstained. the representative of the united states hurled a lot of allegations at russia, accusing russia of many things, and blaming russia for the entire conflict. here's some of what we heard from the representative of the united states. before the security council. we need to take extraordinary actions to meet this threat, to our international system, and do everything we can to help ukraine and its people. just this morning, president putin put rushes nucular forces on high alert. even though he is invading a country with no nuclear weapons. and is under no threat from nato, a defensive alliance that will not fight in ukraine. we urge russia to tone down is dangerous rhetoric regarding nuclear weapons. now from there are a number of countries aligned with the united states echoed these allegations from the united states, placing the blame for the conflict solely on the

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china with one no vote being russia would because this was a procedural virt. russia doesn't have vito power. that general assembly meeting is expected to begin on monday and last for several days with a vote on the resolution. similar to that that failed to pass on friday at the security council expected become as early as wednesday. ukraine's president vladimir zalinski came to politics from an unusual background, but he's managed to unite his country in the war effort. so lensky was born to jewish parents in central ukraine, which was under soviet control. his father's, a computer science professor and head of a university department. his mother was an engineer before being elected in 2019 zalinski was better known for his comedy. he was famous for playing a high school teacher, turned president in the cities servant of the people. zelinski was viewed as a joke. candidate alien is presidential bid. buddy has a law degree from keith national economic university, and he co founded ukraine's most successful production company. in 2019 zalinski, his anti corruption platform secured him

influence on moscow to try to find a way out of this crisis or will it tells, you know, basically use it's vito to was kill any such measure being brought forward. but certainly the pace of activity is quickening here at the united nations headquarters. all right, i rosel come but tina down a little bit later. let's cross the back to the u. n. m. the ukraine on a bachelor to the you and said, because let's hear speaking to reporters as us listen to what he had the world from all from the, from the aggression from the russian federation rights slate. we have to digest information, would have to verify information, and we have to be hearing the security council to morrow morning. question. at the end of the speech, ambassador, russia says that this was an integration against the ukrainian people, but in an aggression against those that were in power. do you believe that this is a flat out? i'll call you on be series? yeah. or series? you want me to the sacked, the crazy lunatic semantics of a person was president. why a lace the child that was president declared the wool and he's playing with war

and what is the largest war in europe this century among them, vito, who until just days ago, enjoyed a peaceful life and should homier northwest ukraine. thus low of fear. in frances, it was february 24 hours. that's what it was. very sudden. so on sex. oh, my mother called me at 6 a. m and told me we're at war meta. the greek by owns shun. thus we're zax. we're ever one started panicking. lloyd to o'clock in the morning, were still sleeping and laughing. a welcome committee has set up here at beryl in central station to help you arrivals find their way. organizers use the messaging out telegram to coordinate offers of shelter, clothes, food, and language skills. there's like large telegram group where we can just shoot a message and ask if there's some kind of accommodation for 2 or 3 people and then somebody would say, yeah, here i can pick somebody up. it's all private right now. i have a lot of fruits of mostly bars, goodson, just simple things that i could pass as people move to the next location. and the daughter of a somali and refugee was summoned to help by family history. a

but quite frankly, because of the possible vito of russia or china. it's, it's, it's very difficult for them to really come up with a resolution which might be changing the course of history at this very moment. so there is not a lot to be expected from the you and other than strong words. that's by the way, one reason why, for example, the former president, donald trump, was so critical with his institution because it is a huge bi accuracy. but by the end of the day, when a really action might be a need needed and wanted, it is very, very difficult for the end to really come up with something because of the veto a policy exactly russia having a veto on the un security council. and right now it happens to be the chair of the council, and just to tell our viewers and you 2 are in us that we may be interrupting this briefly because i were expecting a live address from germany's foreign minister unalienable bach. any moment now. but just staying with you just for a moment in as so you're in washington, it's still the middle of the night. they are, americ

german foreign minister, a used her, her 1st official visit here to basically a reassure is ready vito's again. and i think there was also no doubt about that. that germany stanza, you know, side by side to israel, that it's a fundamental commitment to israel as well. and to build on this special relationship between the 2 countries, due to their shared, paused but both a foreign ministers, the is ready for a minister. yet ela pitt, that in the report, and i, on an, in that book, you know, they had a very cordial meeting, was a very friendly and warm and meeting. they also talked about their differences and mainly, ah, israel concerns when he comes to the are nuclear talks in vienna that are ongoing debt. but the german foreign minister also used the occasion to criticize israel settlement policies and also, you know, said there's a need to keep the 2 state solution life. so some continuity, but she also said her own agenda to raise an issue that we usually don't hear. so much on these occasions, the climate crisis and the foreign ministry, she also visited ramallah to day ed. her stands

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the un security council failed to adopt a resolution condemning the invasion of ukraine, russia, vito, the vote that would have confirmed the self warranty of ukraine and demanded that russia immediately withdraw its forces from un headquarters. he, as she have her tendency, as president of the security council that held to russia to list the un member states who co sponsored a resolution opposing its use of force against ukraine and calling for an unconditional withdrawal. but swan and the angry with him olive the resolution did gain the support of 11 members of the council with china, india, and the united arab emirates abstaining. as expected, russia used its veto power. russia, you can be told this resolution, but you cannot veto our voices. you cannot be told the truth. you cannot veto our principles. you cannot veto the ukrainian people, the russian. i'm basset accounted that the resolution was imbalanced for not mentioning the shilling of don bounced by the ukrainian government, nor the failure by kiev and the west to implement the 2015 piece deal. and he added this. now, i'm g

the un security council to ensure the people that before it came to this criticism of the russians. vito earlier that just mentioned which is now over written weird from the u. s. l. pania from mexico u. k. in the norway number brazil bone gone to the list, went on a warning from brazil to about the dangers of sanctions imposed on russia having wider effect able on the rest of the world as well as those china. i was interesting to hear what they had to say calling for restraint, encouraging diplomatic efforts as soon as possible. but also speaking of the importance on the indivisibility of security, which is one of russia's big concerns here. and for all in europe, including russia, to talk and that urgent, productive talks when needed, between the you and russia, then rushes vassily to bends as spoke, he of course voted against the resolution. he called it a one sided imbalanced draft, but the common ground he said, must be sought saying rushes legitimate concerns regarding nato were being ignored . calling out what he called the to seat and fakes about reports of shelling of civilians

we have to take action off to roches vito in the security council last week. the general assembly has the responsibility to send a strong and united message on the need for russia to immediately and unconditionally cease its military operations. withdraw its troops, an opt for genuine dialogue we call on russia to avoid, in particular, any action that places the safety and security of ukraine's nuclear and radioactive waste installations at risk. the people of ukraine and the whole world a watching us and counting on us. and will judge us on the decisions that we will take here in this special emergency session. and it's our duty and responsibility for all of us to do our utmost to defend the un charter and the international order . we therefore hope that this assembly will massively support the resolution tabled by ukraine and its partners. the you and its members states will continue to do their utmost to protect the integrity of the rule spaced international system, which is key to our collective security. and we call on all you and member states to do the

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has vito power in the security council that approve the minsk agreements, which was supposed to give a level of autonomy to those republics in the dom bass, which was supposed to allow for free elections in those 2 republics. but the u. s. and ukraine have never abided by those agreements, even though again the, you un security council, which the u. s. is a permanent member of approve that, but they never wanted to allow this. so in that is one of many big problems that is leading to this crisis. so it seems logical when biden points the finger at done yet scan logan sk as they are directly involved in the conflict, as you mentioned, since 2014. but why is the west so focused on dragging russia into all of this? i think, honest, see, because of the western economies are collapsing, the u. s. has failed to deal with this pandemic. it has the worse numbers in terms of cases, fatalities. i mean, honestly, you are seeing an empire in collapse right now u. s. empire. and so they are trying to divert attention domestic attention here towards europe. but i also think there are some people i

as expected russia, it's vito power, russia, you can veto this resolution, but you cannot veto our voices. you cannot be told the truth, you cannot veto our principles. you cannot veto the ukrainian people, the russian. i'm basset accounted that the resolution was imbalanced for not mentioning the shilling of don bounced by the ukrainian government, nor the failure by kiev and the west to implement the 2015 piece deal. and he added this. now, i'm going to want to go to the new, the new start, the new i will refrain from listening out the aggressions carried out by the united states in their history. but you are in no position to moralize. the u. s. succeeded in avoiding a chinese veto with its final version of the resolution. but waging once again agreed with russia that the crisis had developed over time as a result of nature's disregard for russia, security and caution. the security council taking any action should be truly conducive to defusing the crisis rather than adding fuel to the fire ukrainian bassett, or accuse his russian counterpart of having no idea what was in vitamin hooto

some businesses are now refusing to pay protection money to the mafia. alessandra, vito ran a construction firm here forth until his business was burned down by the mob facing death threats. he relocated his family and now had the new launch to local anti racketeering association. she thought she was on the train by some estimates 70 percent of businesses here pay protection to the mafia. a figure we con, confirm with the association. we are trying to show people, they are not alone. the only way to route else's problem is to stand up together. in the wake of the bombings police have increased patrols and investigations and set up routing checkpoints. poor and under developed like much of the south fortune has been the base for the so called forth mafia. for decades, unknown to many outside italy, the collection of clans in the area make most of their money of extortion, drug trafficking and prostitution. the bombing weren't jeff directed at people not paying protection donor. this flower shop that was bombed, wouldn't speak up on camera, but she said, no one ever came here asking her for

touches residence to take up arms warning russian troops made storm capital and coming out russia vito's a un security council resolution to pouring aggression in ukraine. china abstains from foti and global wheat prices. sir john fears the conflict could disrupt supply from major exporters, ukraine, and russia. ah, so it is now dawned in here for what is now the 3rd day, the full scale russian invasion, overnight explosions and air raid sirens were heard across ukraine's capitol hill. it's moscow's troops and tanks, continuing to push ahead towards the city center. crane's president said earlier, he expects russian forces to the only capital in the coming housing called on the public to defend it. i, let's get late. his entry simmons is live for us in the capitol. it's are andrew, as you say, the presence it said that he believe russian forces would it would try and take the capital overnight. what's been happening they haven't taken the capital. let's get straight to that point. first of all, but they are so near the center of the city. now we're talking no more than probably 67 kilome

introduced at a special session of the united nations general assembly where russia does not have vito already. it appears to have the support of more than 80 of the us $193.00 member states. she ever time see al jazeera, the united nations. ok, let's bring in scott lucas from the university expert on all things, u. s. political, scott lucas. what's your reading of the us posture right now? will the u. s. posture as well as i think you have to make it an international cluster. the european union, various european states, canada, australia, japan is twofold. one is you give as much support as is possible right now to the ukrainian government, as you've been discussing with you, correspondent, recognizing the fundamental limits which is that the russians are now ladies, both as well as attacking other cities. i think if we moved to a new phase of what we're talking about in this attempted russian occupation of ukraine, of what you may see as the move of the zalinski government to the west of ukraine to live for example. which of course, is closer to areas like poland, which makes it easi

when the security council is deadlock, because of upon that member using of eater russia used, it's vito on friday for resolution condemning the russian will, is deploring the russian invasion of ukraine. we're seeing similar language now in the un general assembly raised at resolution that's been circulated now over 80 co sponsors already out of 193 member states. and we're seeing similar negotiations underway on the wording of the resolution. i think to ensure that china certainly wouldn't vote against, but would that would, would, would, would abstain. so we already see now the resolution go from it condemning in the strongest terms of the russian federation, aggression against ukraine, to deploring the russian federations invasion, aggression against ukraine. so that, that least would, i think this, the, the sponsor would hope would, would avoid a, a chinese no vote on that. over 80 k sponsors need a 2 thirds majority non binding. we expect that vote on wednesday know she, mackenzie, thank you very much. need to read on his air, forced out of formula one football and now maybe in the

while the authorities cannot, vito transactions on bic, wayne and other networks they do have leverage over at the regulated companies. the coin base is the crack in the crypto dot com that serve as the on and off ramps to those networks. so of course there are always otc exchanges, but those are less convenient. hopefully the group is savvy enough to not send these coins over to an exchange like coin based cracking crypto dot com in an attempt to withdraw. because there the funds can and will most likely be frozen. there truly are a lot of the lessons that we can learn from all of this, from the truckers, from the crypto that was sent to them, and especially from the canadian government right now. now ben, what does this mean for crowd funding and of course crypto crowd funding moving forward? well, i think that means a lot. i mean, obviously everything that's happening in canada right now while extraordinary. and it certainly is also may become the path moving forward. not only in canada, but here in the united states, it's very possible. look, the fact that justin trudeau and his fi

the victim was 10 years old, releasing this statement in response saying, "not only do vito live with that awful memory for the rest of my life, i'm given no true justice as to what happened to me. if tubbs were tried as an adult, she would face five criminal charges and longer term. sentenced to two years in november. >> carley: something wrong in this country and this is an example. thank you. former arkansas governor mike huckabee going off on woke officials running our cities. >> i'm just angry, angry for all the kid necessary this country being attacked by crazy people like this and even crazier people running the prosecutors office and the governor's office and i hope people wake up and realize you got to vote these people out. got to get rid of them or we lose the country. >> todd: the media accountability project will raise money for legal challenges against -- defamed him during his trial. >> i don't want to see anybody else go through what i went through, i want to hold them accountable. >> right honorable gentleman and his legal team are looking at politicians, athletes, ce