favor working more closely with russia again, rather than offering a crane a greater support at the w. paul found 44 per cent wanted germany to pick up its ties with russia while just under a 3rd favorite, greater support for a crane. so here we can analyze that, the russian speaking community and germany make it distinction between putin and russia. as a country, i think a bigger part hopes that the relation between germany and russia will get better in the future. maybe this whole is linked with another fact, almost 80 percent described themselves as either very or rather concerned about the war in a crane. and that is probably because one in 5 respondents has relatives serving in the war as soldiers. i had effect fact checking jasa viewer there. thank you very much. your time to sedan our, the army and the rival paramilitary rapid support forces have agreed to extend a fragile truce for another 72 hours. but there's been more fighting in the capital, hard tomb and other areas. hundreds of people have been killed in the 2 week conflict. shoes, numbers of civilians are leaving the country,

w. washington guarantee. venus paul has been following the story from new york and she told us more about the charges brought against donald trump. i was quite a day here nichol. we started really early and it was really intense helicopters, i still cruising over the court. i saw to simplify what's happened. the prosecutors are saying they're donald trump, are broke election law by falsifying business records to cover up bad information about him. information which might have heard his chances to become elected as the president of the united states. many people here and probably around tonight is states and maybe even around the world. we're hoping for some bombshells today to be disclosed. they might be disappointed because we didn't really learn really very new things, but it still might be far too early, really to say, or what we are will be a kind of learning over the course of the next days. because this is just like the very 1st moment after we heard about the charges and the historic court appearance has drawn huge crowds. there was concern about possible altercations who was there

and the w washington bureau chief, it's paul, is outside the court building in manhattan, where trump was arraigned. innis trump has pleaded not guilty on all 34 accounts. what can you tell us about the charges? yeah, that was quite a day here. nicole. we started really early and it was really intense. helicopters are still cruising over the court. i saw to simplify what's happened. the prosecutors are saying that donald trump broke election law by falsifying business records to cover up bad information about him information which might have heard his chances to become elected as the president of the united states. many people here and probably around tonight is states and maybe even around the world. we're hoping for some bombshells today to be disclosed. they might be disappointed because we didn't really learn a really, very new things, but it still might be far too early. really, to say are what we are. will be a kind of learning over the course of the next days. because this is just like the very 1st moment after we heard about the charges and this historic court appearance has d

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paul. gosh, she joins me from riga, where dw has been operating since t w was banned from russia. jennifer, what more can you tell us on this developing story? yes. clear. there was an explosion in a st. petersburg, cafe, called street bar. as a result, one person was killed and 15, others were wounded. this city's emergency services said that there was a loud popping noise, but no subsequent fire in the cafe itself. they think that a gas cylinder might have exploded indoors and according to russian media out that front bank at this cafe belongs to organ or group founder, you pretty portion. and today that was a creative evening for the famous military war correspondent and military blog of levy and thought that a scheme which real name his real name is maxime find you. and he has more than half a 1000000 foul words on telegram and subscribers until a grant telegram, and provides often commentary on wash as warrant ukraine. and according to russian use media, they are reporting that the person killed when that they're reporting that the interior ministry confirmed that the person

demand to free the wall street journal reporter as well as main veteran paul wheeling in a rare phone call to his russian counterpart, w. n b a star britney griner, who was detained in russia, also called for herskovits release to a deadly explosion in russia, claiming the life of a well known military blogger who was a big supporter of the war in ukraine. it happened yesterday in russia's second largest city in the video video is disturbing. here's a b cs tom sufi burridge. an explosive device ripping through a cafe in the heart of st petersburg. the attack, looking like an assassination, blasting down the walls, causing carnage inside, killing a prominent russian pro military blogger and injuring at least 30 others, according to a russian official cctv capturing the moment the cafe's windows blowing out flames follow badly wounded survivors on the street outside, one woman appears motionless on the ground. maxim for men using the pseudonym vlad lynn to task e on his blogs here, reportedly giving a talk one witness telling independent russian media. a woman gifting him a small statue. russian officials suggesting that

w nba star. brittney griner with us now, paul whelan's brother, david wheelan, david, your parents were able to speakul yesterday for the first time in nearly two weeks, he has now spent four years wrongfully detained since december. 2018 living a bleak life inside a russian penal colony right now, how is he doing? he seems to be surviving as well as you can and that sort of situation. he said that his weight is mostly stable. he'd lost a little bit food portions in the prison have been reduced as the sanctions start to bite and the russian economy uh he's he's doing the best he can to get by. your folks say that paul is aware of evan girsky case. um and his fear of being left behind a third time was apparently palpable. today you wrote in a blog post quote. i can't conceive a scenario where the u. s government conceded anything to the kremlin for an americans released that did not include paul. it would be an unconscionable betrayal. unquote um did president biden or any other u. s officials assure you and your family that evan gershowitz will not come home without paul. no and we wouldn't expect th

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w's hosting the spurs. making everybody smile. deep 3. 27 points off the bench. as paul george said, oh no, there are three of them. the catch and shoot. finished with 33 point. the slam. 17 points and eight rebounds for jk. san antonio would not go away. blake wesley. the spurs led by 1 after three quarters. coming up with authority. a 43-point fourth quarter to pull away. stef driving, scoring. the warriors won this game thanks to hitting 21 triples. klay thompson, the closer, seven threee's. they are a game and a half over the lakers. >> we are taking care of business. we know how important each and every game is. especially how close the win-loss ratio is in the western conference. we need to be unnecessary mistakes and put ourselves into a position to finish strong. we need that momentum going forward. larry: women's final four. i will looking tin -- iowa looking to take down south carolina. t monica to the fourth quarter we go. from the logo. bang. iowa by 5. clark with the scoop to the hoop. she finished with the national semifinal record 41 points. iowa with the

w. bush tried to overhaul social security. you got pushed back and didn't happen. paulyan trying to overhaul medicare. it didn't happen. he got pushed back. but now you're seeing this being waged in the republican primary. that's fascinating. it's also ingenuity, desantis how his team or his allies are trying to attack donald trump. we have not seen a whole lot of these republican candidates. try to level a specific attack against him. and will they broaden that out to say he can't win, which seems to be one of the big issues that republicans are seizing upon. people don't want him to run. they don't think you can win again in the general election, they saw what happened in the last election cycle in previous ones, and i don't think they can. he can turn it around, and it's interesting. it's you make an interesting point. and you have desantis side his allies saying wait a minute. we can't let that we can't take all these punches. we have to respond. and yet they don't say it's not true. they just essentially say donald trump, you know, why is he being why is he attacki

paul's -- of pete. >> he would talk to him all th time >> and what pete got home woul he be upset? >> he got angry, upset telling us things that wp >> they talked a lot t themselves to, and i think pau has been able to manipulat peter. >> but they just didn't see it didn't realize he was bein played by his cousin that just couldn't be. >> we grew up together, we wer together every day our parents bought us walkie talkies when we were seven eight years old. and i would sit in my back bedroom. my bedroom was, he lived on th block on the corner over there and we talked each other t sleep. >> and now peter's cousin, paul, the golden boy was about to go on trial for the murder of roberto ayala. and as for pete, the person wh was traded in the town like he bore the mark of cade. >> i've had several -- there is no scale for this the changes you forever. >> the next chapter wasn't a lift from the book of genesis. more like the story of jobe. >> one thing that is kind of unique is that every time i've had a big case, i could go almost into any coffee shop, o restaurants, and they're solving it for me. >> and those things get pretty fast

w. c looks marino has been following the story from our studio in nairobi. he gave us this update on the colt and it's activities. so the lead of this particular group is known as paul, my kenzie, who until last last week he was not famously known in the country because he has been doing his activities and that the police are ada and, and, and very little scrutiny because nobody thought that he was doing something to this magnitude after today about 73 bodies have so far been discovered. 29 people who i rescued. why also fussy to death and some of the teachings that paul mackenzie has been teaching his full lives, including that you have to stop to death for you to meet jesus. education is evil. so some of the kids are children to parents within the chats. actually, as you move to that children from school, and he also has been teaching that if you're sick, you're going to need to go to hospital. and some of these teachings have gotten his name by so hooked, that they actually agreed to fast to get the wi fi. the korea reporting they are sports news grant, free motorcycle racing better known as motor g. p is the premier class of motorcycle road, racing. its populari

also saw the immediate release of paul whalen and american detained in russia since 2018 you'll remember december the biden administration facilitated the release of w star britney griner that was a prisoner exchange that freed russia's so called merchant of death. brittney griner weighed in on social media last night, urging the vitamin inspiration to use every tool possible to bring all americans home. in washington, alexandria half fox news, francis celebrated palm sunday mass at st peter's square in vatican city, just one day after being released from the hospital. an estimated 60,000 people gathered for today's mass . the pope delivered a 15 minute homily that, among other messages, called on catholics to take care of those who are left alone. the 86 year old pontiff spent three days in the hospital last week where he was treated for bronchitis. some news outlets, refusing to pay for blue check marks on twitter coming up. ellen must respond to the new york times southern california man dealing with a never ending case of fraud while he has become a victim of serial identity theft. a wind advisory for parts of the bay area's we go into tomorrow

strength of the charge, the one thing that w don't know is we don't actuall know all of the proof behind it but that, they were surprising to me into ways. one, michael paul cohen an everyone says so, that was the star witness, when you read th actual statement of facts yo actually find that he is a player, but you don't sit ther and go he is central david pecker plays a huge role and if i were the government, would say in the trial, it i the star witness, th documents. >> which is what lanny davis michael cohen's lawyer has bee telling us for days. >> absolutely, that is not a credit to his client, but hi crowd -- is client is a difficult witness to put off but now you have david pecker, according to the allegations who is a very central to the scheme and you also have the documents corroborating them the other is legally there is lot of discussion about ho this became a felony and whether it was just going to b campaign finances, whether federal or state finance laws. and yes, that does appear, her but there also appears to be tax offenses that form thi reason that it could be bumped up, and also false statement by a ally. those seem rock-solid, because

w. n. b a star britney griner released in december after 10 months in a russian prison on drug charges. and paulth year of detention, which did have permission from the kremlin to report from inside russia. and this morning. hundreds of russian journalists have signed a letter calling for his release, saying the charges against him are preposterous and unjust. george defiance, sarah okay, martha, thanks very much going to switch gears now. two spectacular sight in california storm after storm has led to a super bloom demarco morgan is in los angeles with a look good morning to marco. george good morning to you talk about a treat for us after a crazy winter. the super balloon comes after three of the driest years on record for the state of california. and the pictures that you're about to see are breath taking her some and well worth the drive. colorful hillside show stopping scenery. those bright orange poppies this super bloom a picture perfect reward for a brutally wet winter season in california, this year's snow pack, one of the biggest in 70 years, with the statewide snowpack equivalent to

turn box a. jake paul has confirmed that his next opponent you 26 year old that will take on former u. f. c star, nate, they as a who will be making his po box and w. the match will happen in dallas on august the 5th and will be the 1st since polls 1st defeat against army fury. in february, he's upon a diaz is the best known for his when in the u. f. c. okay. corner mcgregor that several me back to lauren. i cannot ship mail be back in a couple minutes with more days news. thanks for watching my phone. ah ah. imagine a mosque without pres? oh, without a family country without people. people. without that country. imagine fasting without if tow rift, ha, without gatherings. imagine compassion without action. oh, imagine ramadan, without giving millions of refugees are still up rutted from their homes, struggling to afford even their basic needs. now imagine what your donation can do . every gift counts. talk to al jazeera, we ask, who is really fighting this? will russia? is it wagner, or is it the russian or military? we listen, we started talking to me on my own, so that this via your citizen, you shocked them back. we meet with global news maker

w. n b, a player whose name is escaping me at this very moment, but brittany, brittany briner. i'm sorry. i'm getting old brittney griner have been able to get out of russia and paulwheel and has not been able to get out of russia. so we're gonna be talking to paul's brother david today about the wall street journal reporter evan gersh devic. ah who is similarly being brought before the russian justice system under water widely believed to be trumped up? asked me nagy charges and we're going to talk about the range of emotions they might be going through. and also, of course, how paul is doing. he's now he's in a russian penal colony, and he's been in russian custody. since december 2018 that's more than 1500 days. there have been a lot of concerns about his health and jake. it's so important that we continue to talk about paul, just as we continue to talk about evan being detained there in russia as well. and thank you so much. we look forward to that interview. thanks so much, guys good to see you. and just ahead an outbreak of a rare fungal infection to tell you about what it is and how health officials and are rushing to find the cause of it. what's next? on a

department a letter requesting w information, and jt a couple weeks ago within the last two weeks, it is our intention to respond properly to your letter. >> thank you, ranking member paul. senator hassan, you are recognized for your questions. .. u ranking member paul -- recognized for questions. >> thank you, chair, peters and ranking recall for this hearing. thank you mister secretary. not only for being here, for your service to our country. i want to you have seen in 800% increase in border apprehensions in new hampshire as well as increase in drug trafficking which is tied to mexican drug cartels. cpt reassigned 25 border patrol agents earlier this year but more personnel and resources are needed. to strengthen security at the northern border including stopping drug cartels, smuggling drugs into new hampshire. >> thank you very much. please be assured we are focused on security at the northern border, based on the security at the southern border. we worked with my canadian counterpart, to finalize the third country agreement, to strengthen the security of the northern border, i am working closely with the acting commissioner of u.s. customs and border protection,

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