w. matthew moore is following the story, forrest matthew. what more do we know about these leaks in the pipelines between russia and germany? hi, terry. well, it's a very marky situation. indeed. i'm one. let's put the baltic states on jaila as we heard, denmark am, has sent a navy frigate to that, to the area, to warn vessels away from, from, from the, the waters there, and where the bubbles are reaching the surface and gemini, here in germany, we know the officials have said that the believe that this, they're not willing out sabotage. one source told a german newspaper the all the evidence points against a coincidence here. and they said that the technical complexity of the incident suggested a state actor was behind it. but as yet, investigations are ongoing, and there's no form evidence of who or war may have caused the damage. what impact could this have matthew on the energy supply or the environment? for example? yeah, well we had the pipelines, although they are the largest pipelines from russia to europe, the, the, nor an operation

w. matthew capuchin meteorologist with the my radar app, who is in port charlotte in florida. thanks. all right. well, late on choose day hurricane ian hit cuba killing at least 2 people. it left a trail of destruction and knocked out electricity across the whole island. plunged into darkness in the wake of hurricane ian cubans in havana and all across the island were left without electricity. after the countries entire power grid collapsed. following the storm western cuba took the brunt of the hurricane. with a storm pounding the region for more than 5 hours, many residents have been left with next to nothing. you know a couple, how are we terrified to see what we have here? we don't even know what to do. everything has been shattered. look at the state of this out with the owner. much of the tobacco for keep is iconic an economically important cigars is produced in the western pinado. ria region. but tobacco farms that have been devastated. the european union has proposed new biting sanctions against russia, targeting trade, russia's military and the people who organized annexation

and earlier i spoke to the w correspondent, matthew bollinger and keith, and i asked him, how the i a investigation has been received in ukraine. well 1st of all, of course, it's received. it was received well that they have criticize the military equipment on the side. that something that ukraine has been has been criticizing for a long time and that they expected them to do. but there was also criticism off the mission itself that they have not really proposed an action plan. they have not really said how they want to, to militarize this area that they, that they just stated what they saw, but did not give any further advice. ok, so ukraine disappointed. there is no plan of action there and we know to inspectors from the i a are staying on at the plant. how helpful do you think that will be in improving the security situation there? first of all, it improves the information of situation on security. so the a will have more direct information from the ground and it will be easier to monitor the situation because these 2 inspectors, they don't run the plan, they can facilitate maybe s

they w, corresponded matthew more. thank you very much for bringing us up to date on that story . a quick look at some other stories around the world. turkish president, branch of taiyah bad one is father criminal complaint against the vice president of germany's parliament. b key pet. he compared at one to a sewer rat, while criticizing acres refugee policy insulting the president is a criminal offense in turkey. in 2016 at one father legal complaint against a german median for insulting him on to b. germany is calling for european sanctions on a run over the legal crackdown of protests spot by the death of the young woman in police custody, or mr. lena bear box said she would do everything possible left you sanctions on iran for beating women. the death and shooting demonstrate is in the name of religion to the trial of one of the alleged master mines of wonders. 1994 genocide is opened in the hague judges that the un tribunal proceeded with the trial for this young couple go from despite his decision to boycott from jail. the former businessman is accused of financing and facil

over to the w corresponded here in berlin, matthew mole, matthew, and how do you reckon the a chancellor is going there on his trip to the gulf? is he managing to find enough energy for europe's biggest economy so that germany can steer away from russia? yeah. then there was you lose a host of deals, a memorandum signed in the, to the trip. but the most notable of those was a deal with united arab emirates to supply liquid natural gas to germany. and the, the for shipment is expected to arrive by christmas time this year and it's a 137000 cubic meters. more deliveries are expected to follow next year. the exact amount is not yet known at these not to us in the public. and, and the chancellor chancellor shalt sufficiently said that the ego, he's really pleased with that it should help gemini get through the winter. and he'll be hoping that it takes the edge of spiraling gas prices. and i think that the, that that was the kind of the headline deal. but there were other deals in there as well that was deal to, to, to supply diesel to germany. and all of which is basically the germans, a kin

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when eta tolliver, veteran political strategist get an msnbc political contributor matthew dowd, also former george w bush's strategist and founder of country over party. juanita, what do you think of rubio's response? and at what point does this become indefensible? it's crazy. >> it's already indefensible. he has no shame to continue to put his face on air, repeatedly getting entangled and not trying to defend the indefensible, trying to defend someone he knows has done wrong and violated basic laws. i think this is par for the course for the republican party rely urge. they've been doing this in the face of crap slanderous criminal behavior and insurrectionist violence and they're gonna keep doing it because he is there. guy then look at trump and say that he is the future of our party so no one should expect them to stop this ridiculous strait of explanations that they have come up with. they are only gonna keep doubling down and making themselves look ridiculous. all for trump. >> but there are all sorts of republicans in office who do not want donald trump to be the head of their party. joe bid

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matthew dowd. he is also a former george w. bush's strategist and founder of country over party. barbara i'm gonna start with you. there could be many explanations for the empty folders with classified or other special markings. but this still looks bad for trump. doesn't it? >> it does jonathan. i mean i suppose the most generous explanation is that the documents were simply removed from the folders and strewn about among all the personal belongings in the documents and the worst-case scenario is that they are gone, even destroyed, or lost or in some other way dispose of. and that is really dangerous just red alert for the intelligence community to not know whether secrets have been lost. and to not have the documents, and not know what the contents were. they will have to go back and try to figure out and recreate what was the document that was in there? and is it now out there and has that information been compromised? so this is just red alert stuff for the intelligence community. >> red alert indeed. peter, just wondering. trump's lawyers push for this inventory to be reliev

w. ah ah, this is dw news lie from berlin, a surprise prisoner swap between russia and ukraine. russia releases some 200 prisoners as part of the deal. most of them captured during the siege of matthew polt, also coming up against decision to mobilize hundreds of thousands of reservists to fight in ukraine. sparks protests across the country and ukraine's president called for a special war tribunal and lays out his conditions for peace with russia during a speech at the un general assembly. ah, i am pablo foliage. welcome to the program. ukraine and russia have carried out a prisoner swap with russia releasing over 200 prisoners of war in return for 55 russians and ukrainian oligarchy. and putin associated victoria made that choke. 10 foreigners were among the prisoners handed over by russia, including 5 british and 2 u. s. nationals who were flown to saudi arabia. many of the ukrainian prisoners have been captured during the siege of matter. you are i? well, let's turn to our correspondent manual shots, who's in hockey, in northeastern ukraine. i am on you're out. good to see you. so, a significant and perhaps a unexpected development that had to involve a great deal of negotiation

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