and notably, what is the wagner group? class hospitals are filling up in cameroon, after a spike in new cholera cases. and we go to the streets of nigeria to find out why young women facing poverty are selling their bodies to survive. and you're never too old to start something new. we meet the 98 year old woman who's gone back to school in kenya. ah, i'm really mohammed, thanks for joining us. russia has been making a big push for closer relations with africa, mainly through access to energy resources in return for military support and on sales. but critics accused the kremlin of putting prophets ahead of power by relying on russian private military funds to work on the continent. now the center for strategic and international studies says since 2016 russian soldiers have found fortune in many african states from libya. so don, the central african republic to mozambique most activity is linked to sending weapons, offering mercenaries, counter insurgency and counter terrorism training, and gaining access to mining deals. b

and then bringing in, you know, wagner. and then just as they're doing that in the united nation, for instance, we saw a young, a mean cycle emitted se glover of the, for us on foreign minister. and then that's causing up to russia already comes after the issue with wagner. what was announced? it begin to simply tuition in say, central africa republic. so we always have the in it, our wagner comes 1st and you see the closing of the relationship between rashanda country strengthen or there is the relationship butte, diplomatically, politically on the rug, not deploy. so much. coalition is not is known as the, the causation. but when you start seeing these research it sure, in every single situation and a military says, follow up. of course you don't take much to, you know, to figure these things out. now can countries like the central african republic or molly afford contractors like wagner? if you go back justice, se about the monte go so repulse from center, africa republic, that the government is concerned about. the abil

the wagner group has a morale problem.g like for somebody and that united air of emma's a lot more money, a lot more danger. they don't necessarily like working in their situation where they know their ultimately cannon fodder. it is a possibility we could find ways to help get them out of russia and not that we went to support them but if you went to neuter the wagner group that is only to do it. for who knows maybe there could be a palace coup. although i'm not saying that will happen but it is certainly possible. mark: professor thank you for opening our eyes to the wagner group which is really part of the putin regime and what is taking plala [♪♪] if you have diabetes, it's important to have confidence in the nutritional drink you choose. try boost glucose control®. it's clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels and contains high quality protein to help manage hunger and support muscle health. try boost® today. ever get a sign the universe is trying to tell you something? the clues are all around us! not that

the wagner group has a morale problem.ey would rather be working like for somebody and that united air of emma's a lot more money, a lot more danger. they don't necessarily like working in their situation where they know their ultimately cannon fodder. it is a possibility we could find ways to help get them out of russia and not that we went to support them but if you went to neuter the wagner group that is only to do it. for who knows maybe there could be a palace coup. although i'm not saying that will happen but it is certainly possible. mark: professor thank you for opening our eyes to the wagner group which is really part of the putin regime and what is taking place in this horrendous genocide in ukraine rethink usurper. >> thank you very th much. mark: we'll be right back. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. and it's easier than ever to get your projects done right. with angi, you can connect with and see ratings and reviews. and when you book and pay throug you're covered by

a large group of wagner-centered fighters tried to cross the river.ght them under fire and killed several hundred of them. it was a direct attack on us. i think we defeated them in a shocking manner that was widely reported. >> do you remember the knew -- superiority they had. >> it was probably ten to one. >> ten to one they outnumbered u.s. forces. >> secretary mattis testified we use a hotline to ensure with russian counterparts these were not russian soldiers, is that right? >> sir, i believe that's correct. >> i think his testimony here was that once we confirmed that russia did not claim these soldiers as their own, i order they be destroyed and they were destroyed. >> that's correct. >> what do you think that tells about the quality of wagner's mercenaries whether in syria, africa or now in ukraine? >> it tells you that any mercenary force is going to have a disadvantage. it tells you a lot about our capabilities. >> if they are fighting against a determined people that are dig digging in their heels, we shouldn't agree they are ten feet tall.

a couple weeks ago, we heard reports that wagner group was deployed to ukraine. now this is really important because this mercenary group operates under the tutelage of the, of the kremlin. there's been a lot of work and investigations that have gone to kind of show the connections between the kremlin and wagner group. now why is that striking? because the wagner group as not being a part of specifically the russian on forces allows, gives the kremlin plausible deniability in the commission of atrocities. that means that these concepts of groups are able to operate outside the rules of war. and, and so some of the things that we've heard are some of the reports that came out specifically related to wagner group in ukraine was that this group was commissioned to assassinate political leaders to potentially kick now municipal leaders. and this is quite striking because it means that the kremlin is trying to deflect responsibility for the atrocities that are being committed on their side. within a, within the conflict in ukraine. russia has denied that its soldiers

wagner didn't change the law. it announced with a live been at all times as this court has explained in cases such as rivers. >> how was trying to applied when it was regulatory? >> when there's a regulation that violates a statute? is at your question? >> guest. >> yes. so the look decision is an example of that. v.a.'s regulation imposed upon requirement that the statute did not. that's the very regulation this court held plainly invalid in brown versus gardner. in the look decision the veterans court said first there was a clear and unmistakable error my v.a. applying that unlawful regulation and also there was a further second clear and unmistakable error because even under different clause in a regulation the veteran should a prevailed if that's an example but look to stop the only indication that that is how the cue senator before congress codified it. the government agrees with us that the russell decision from the veterans court is instructive. what russell said is that statutory or regulatory provisions,

>> wagner: absolutely. >> cooper: so, how do you make a plane as light as possible?iece of it. >> cooper: the outside of the joby is made with layers of lightweight carbon fiber. the batteries, as well as computers, electronics, and motors, are constructed under jon wagner's watch. then his team shakes, bakes and spins them to ensure they'll meet the f.a.a.'s rigorous safety standards. they have to certify the aircraft as being safe and capable of flying to their standards. they also have to certify the production of all the parts of it? >> bevirt: exactly, the operation, the pilot training, the maintenance steps. every facet is heavily regulated. >> cooper: all this costs a lot of money. toyota has invested about $400 million in joby, and bevirt took the company public last year. >> paul sciarra: i think the texture's good. >> cooper: billionaire paul sciarra, co-founder of the website pinterest, has also put in a small fortune. he's joby's executive chairman, and says they'll launch in up to three cities, and that passengers will eventually end up paying around $3

wagner. mrs. wagner: deputy secretary sherman, it's good to see you again. and we want to thank you for your time and service. the united states and our allies are navigating an inflection point in world history. russia's war on ukraine has demonstrated the high stakes of the struggle between the democratic world and its authoritarian adversaries. but we need to be clear that china, russia, iran, and their partners sew the seeds of this conflict long ago. authoritarian governments have made a deliberate choice to attack the foundational practices, beliefs, laws of the free world and today we are seeing the tragic consequences of that decision. our adversaries are watching our responses to russia's invasion of ukraine. they had hoped to see a fractured, weak west and instead they learned that the u.s. and our allies are more united and more determined to protect the free world than we have ever been. but this crisis is far from over. and putin and all members of his criminal regime that bear responsibility for his horrifying assault on an independent and peac

wagner: thank you very much. moving on to china. china's faced major challenges in its real estate sector. including debt problems at one of its largest developers, ever grand. china's opaque lending abroad creates contingent liabilities of unknown size and chinese regulators have warned about a rise in nonperforming loans. beijing has also announced restrictions on private investment in news media, which would only titan the chinese communist party's control over information and make china's economy more opaque. in your view, madam secretary, which parts of the chinese financial system pose the greatest risk to stability beyond china's borders? and what is treasury doing in the fsoc, the financial stability board, and elsewhere to mitigate this risk? sec. yellen: i do think that there is significant risks in the chinese financial system. and the property sector is an example of one where there is severe risks. importantly, a slowdown in the property sector beyond its global implications would probably weigh on china's growth outloo

paul bark. teddy bent from philadelphia. wagner. photography upsets 5. you don't have it. doesn't it have baretski. i mean, she, he storage now bit of about of the version with all that. and you have to pay nice thought not facial vanya, he thought he bought back effective. yeah. ah. but there were other fact to about which the west prefers to keep silent. the molotov reuben dropped pat was only signed after all leading european powers that made deals with hitler. 1933 germany, france, u. k. and italy sign the full power packed 1934. poland and germany signed a non aggression declaration. 1935. you okay. and germany signed a naval agreement 1938. the okay. france and italy agree to the petition of czechoslovakia between germany, poland, and hungary. 1939 black via under stony assign, non aggression acts. we have germany as fox law, as i. i'm an golf from deutsche front door to want brandy's of it's on your knees pushed him to moss la mcduffton heter tourism type. paul don via does and for far less ish give isn't. oh, the magnen folk gave me, well, i guess he wagner and con

well, i guess he wagner, and concentrate on dawkins armeno. 5th is what? well known american author, dean henderson thinks of past events. poland and hungary invaded czechoslovakia before hitler invaded poland because poland and hungary work and already with the nazis and france in england basically threw czechoslovakia under the bus. and they don't really want us to remember that part you see, but they just abandon them and. and again, if hadn't been for stolen coming on the eastern front, they would abandon a lot more people in eastern europe as well. mm hm. on september the 19th 2019, the european parliament adopted a resolution stating that it was germany in the u. s. i saw that paved the way for world war 2. i want to miss you and us mocked. think it doesn't. it doesn't get odd awesome bicycle mando house poor in the guns stock thought will be, is most the time i buy a cent extreme, and that's, and i left the shift with that, not everyone in the you agree is with the official line. what is new vanya starting that door, she to lead r e z over new vanya

you know, madam speaker, there's a group called the wagner group that's entering ukraine right now. they are the worst of the worst. they're mercenaries. they're cold-blooded killers. mr. putin has sent them to africa to kill people in mali and libya, and they have been on the donbas previously. they have a saying, these wagner thugs, these monsters, that our business is killing and business is good. this is sick. they rape women and girls and they kill for a living and, yes, now they're entering ukraine. sadly, madam speaker, i'm not sure bucha is the last we're going to see of this. and when the dust clears from mariupol', god knows -- mariupol', god knows what we're going to find there. when they talk about kremtory -- crematoriums to hide the bodies, so many bodies to be burned, this has to stop. we're standing together united as americans condemning this. and as a former federal prosecutor, yes, to indict mr. putin for his crimes against humanity. mr. putin thought his legacy after this fiasco was going to be reclaiming the glory of the empire. he will be known as great as the

. >> you say that wagner did not change the law but this is the question whether there has been a change in the interpretation of the statute and there has quick. >> i don't think that is the question, your honor because the changing interpretation language but more importantly look at why it was not codified. >> why does it matter if it was codified by congress quick. >> the statute does nott have c the exception what this score is doing is applying the statute if it looks at the statutory text that is not in their but even if they wanted to look at how the v.a. had applied that language or what function it was serving, it's not the one the government. and with the entirety in the section because it was a corresponding provision that we have here and you can see the 1997 version and those that were attached to the opening brief the regulation of a whole covers many things it deals with clear and unmistakable error. on a totally different basis. on those with service connection and the preamble not as the government suggests to take things and carve them out but first of all to say nothi

images claim two shows -- to show soldiers spent the night outside, and wagner mercenaries slept in a at the base by departed french forces. surveillance footageilmed the next morng appears to show soldiers covering corpses with sand, then another tweet sent from the same fake account shows a video of the scene which had just been stage. french footage shows soldiers filming the bodies they covered with sand. this is the military base evacuated by french troops earlier this week. some 3 km away is the scene of the staged atrocity. >> this stunt was in the making, and the french military decided to go public. reporter: france in the u.s. have accused wagner mercenaries of deploying in mali, but authorities say they are in the country as military instructors. the revelations come as relations between france and mali plunge further. anchor: joining us for more on this story is associate fellow at the royal united services institute. thank you for joining us, live from oxford in the u.k. i want to ask you, france was part of a protracted disinformation campaign against its forces, what is

jeff wagner, cbs news, minneapolis, minnesota. >>> the rock 'n roll icon was known for his minnesota roots and lived in the state through his life up until 2016, when he was found dead inside of his home. >>> the masters, just a couple of days away. >> the status of one of the events winningest golfers is up in the air. >>> a pleasant surprise for golf fans. five times masters champion tiger woods was in augusta early today for the first practice round of 2022 masters tournament. woods returned to the greens have been in question since february of last year when they crash left him hospitalized with serious leg injuries. been more than 18 months since his last professional event. >> that was such a serious crash. >> it's amazing if he plays. he almost lost his leg. they said he might not walk again. >> augusta is not a flat course. so, we will see how that goes right here on kpix 5 this weekend. >>> we will see some big changes to the weather. it was cool and breezy today, but it was drive. the system system aiming its moisture and energy to the pacific northwest, squeezing the atmos

the french, i mean to say that the photo analysis allows him to quote, draw a direct line between wagner is our tibbits is on those allegations again from shoulders. what do you think reminder stand the is, is that the bodies had endured, put you for cam, putrefaction. they were purifying there are decomposing. and that suggests that these killings, if they were in fact killings had taken place a well before the barrows. i agree with the statement that there needs to be a thorough investigation of what led up to this video that we are now seeing on our screens. but certainly, we know that there is a tendency in the north atlantic countries to throw dust in the eyes of the public to try to distract attention from their misdeeds by pointing the finger of accusation at others. and that might be at play with regard to this current crisis . and molly, because we know that the molly and authorities were quite dissatisfied with the performance of the french troops in molly, of this is no accident to route what used to be called francophone africa. there is thorough dissatisfaction with the role

here is the news, here, 25. 5,000 uh wagner mercenaries 12,000 mujahideen there, well, i'm anything, course this news is worth an egg especially for our program. this appeal was written down by vladlen tatarsky , he was just on the pieces of this newspaper, which was released in turkey. well, for sure, you know him. what can you say? well, uh, what can i say? well, first of all, say hello to the men, because they are doing very necessary very important work. now he will show the volunteers as well. they show on their channels. uh, vladlen the tatar channel is so is called, what a wargon for the seeds of the first they show the truth of this er real war, they show a very long time ago. well, what about the turkish correspondent, perhaps he took it there. well, what about men? we are dreaming, they look serious, so he looked and, probably, got scared . lead the fight against the untruth that has befallen us, if any videos. or do you have doubts about photographic materials? send them to the editors of our program, we will conduct our own investigation and we will certainly announce the

and he captured russian fighters up linked to the wagner group with the deployment of russian fighters last december. the relationship between mullin, authorities and france has deteriorated than year. 2500 french soldiers are pulling out of mildly by this summer. last week. french forces handed over the camp of go see to 1000000 forces. the marine army says it found a mass grave shortly after that contained bodies in advanced state of decomposition, by the french military, has released drone and audio footage, showing 1000000 soldiers digging dead bodies into the sand. after they had left, a senior french military official told al jazeera that russians are behind a campaign of disinformation, targeting the french army. in molly, away from europe is a new battle front in an information war involving the russians and the west and caught in the middle or the people of mali. nicholas hawk al jazeera, a guardian man accused of carrying out killings for former president ya in 2000 and full has got on trial in germany. it's a law mal case for crimes committed during janice presidency as char

heidy wagner >> as a baby, she was favored. everybody loved her. she could do no wrong. >> autumn was one of heidy's four sisters. >> she was just special. she would walk into the room and she was ready for that could. time >> heidy grew up with no fewer than seven older siblings. tell me about her growing up? >> she was a fun loving girl. she was rather shy, though. so heidy seemed like an appropriate name. >> heidy >>'s mom, janet. >> the family was boisterous. she's kind of get embarrassed easily. she tied her face. [laughs] >> as heidy gold or, she was still cute and bubbly. but make no mistake, heidy was no pushover. >> she was kind of intimidating, actually. for being so small you wouldn't think so. >> at just 20, heidy started working in the not entirely feminine gas and chemical industry just outside salt lake city. sandi sanchez was one of heidy 's coworkers. >> we worked with hazardous chemicals and gases. [laughs] crazy things you would expect a couple of girls to want to do. >> seemed heidy to thrive in a workplace that favored hard hat

you couldn't always just listen to wagner. you would have to go see wagner performed or you would have to just catch it on on vinyl and even that again feels ancient and it's in urban outfitters as a vintage technology, but it's pretty new and so i guess there's this question about why these technologies that have cropped up over the course of the last couple of decades. in what ways are they fundamentally different than the ideas of you know novels which there was moral panic about at certain points and in history what separates the technology of western civilization? actually the earliest printed book is came out of china about 1100 years what separates these things? from the last 20 years in social media and smartphones your first point a cheap paperback is a remarkable technology absolutely it weighs a few ounces. slip it in your pocket. you toss it on the ground. it's not gonna break. it costs, you know use one will cost you 25 cents and it contains hours of entertainment. hours of diversion is an amazing. technology, it'

he denies any association or connection with wagner.ng them closely. he is in places around the world, you see russian troops affiliated. there are also wagner mercenary troops, in libya, the central african republic. now you are seeing a thousand if not more trained, recruited and sent to fight in ukraine, majority syrian fighters. obviously, the payback from assad's regime given to help and a helping hand vladimir putin has given to the country over the past few years in 2015. the big take away is this is a sign of desperation. 1,000 troops isn't going to add much. it adds more bodies. five weeks into this war russia turned to mercenarys to come in to fight their war there gives you a sense of how miscalculated this has been on the part of vladimir putin. tell only danger these people, forget it, there are no rules of engagement, rules of war in how they act often the battlefield. that says a lot how the russian soldiers themselves have been indies criminal nantly killing incident civilians. >> it shows the russians couldn't do it the

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and notably, what is the wagner group? class hospitals are filling up in cameroon, after a spike in new color cases. and we go to the streets of nigeria to find out why young women facing.

and notably, what is the wagner group? class hospitals are filling up in cameroon, after a spike in new cholera cases. and we go to the streets of nigeria to find out why young women facing.

. >> usada wagner didn't change the law. that's not the question. the question is whether there has been a change in the interpretation of a the statute and they are surely house, right? >> no, your honor. i don't think that is the question in part because the change in the interpretation language from the regulation was not codified by congress. more importantly why it wasn't codified to that language -- >> but why does it matter whether it was codified by congress? >> the statute does not have t n exception for changes in interpretation and what this court is applying the statute so if the court is looking at the statutory text that exception isn't in there but even if the court wanted to look at how va had applied that language and what purpose that language was serving -- i want to draw the courts attention to the entirety of section 3.105 the regulation that governs the office of regional board level queue that we have here. you can see the 1997 version of that statute on page 60 nay of the appendix in your opening brief, the regulation as a wh

that's where the wagner group has been active for the last eight years, so not a surprise they would be focusing on that part of ukraine, certainly given the russians' reprioritization of that part of the country. we have also seen indications that the russian ministry of defense is looking for other ways to reinforce their manpower, bringing troops in from other places outside of ukraine and, in fact, from outside russia. but i don't have specific information that would -- that speaks to a certain number or a certain timeline or even a location. just as, in my answer to leta, again, we don't have perfect thinking into russian plans here. it's very clear to us, though, that we do want to prioritize the donbas. logically it makes sense that if they're going to reinforce, that's probably the place they're going to reinforce the most. but david, we just aren't there yet to see anything real demonstrable when it comes to reinforcement. that said, again, what we have seen is more strikes in the donbas, more offensive maneuvers by the russians in the donbas. again, the effort of putting pr

so the findings also alleged that the russian mercenaries of the wagner group are involved in those atrocities. we do not know any more detail on that, but the gemini intelligence have is apparently, is also analyzing further radio messages from different locations. so not just boucher and they could of course be further evidence that atrocities like him, which are also happening elsewhere in ukraine in and around murray. you pull in particular so these findings do support the theory that those atrocities and not individual cases carried out by traumatized russian soldiers. and it's dead could point at a distinct military strategy by russia to inflict fear and horror amongst the civilian population in ukraine. you know, thank you very much, our political correspondence need a hasa. nato. foreign ministers are meeting in brussels today to discuss the western alliances response to the war and ukraine. the mid worries that the conflict could read on for months, if not years. ukrainian foreign minister to me, throat coolly. bob is attending that meeting. just a short while ago he and they told she

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mm well no one much dana wagner or what? no no. what go more shrill than what they should know more and i've got a letter to read it a domain to? no, no, no, you don't know what else angle but it nice little dinner. what you did the remorse shown by one member of japan's top secret unit 731. he and his colleagues killed thousands of victims. well developing biological weapons. he's the guy who had been unit 731 soldier when he was young, man, and killed people. paul johnson, an american director, has studied unit 731 documents at length and knows it's history. well. unit 731 was a unique organization in the history of the world. what they were trying to do was to simply do nothing short than build the most powerful and most deadly biological weapons program that the world had ever. now. japan had a longstanding interest in biological weapons, emperor here a heater, who had a degree in the ring biology. believe that biological weapons would help to pan conquer the world as a descendant of the sun goddess a matter aso. he saw it as h

>> that was the wagner group. as you know, the wagner group is an extension of the russian military. we took the russian military off the battlefield in northern syria. >> i guess the way i see it, and you and i may disagree on this, if on the one hand, we say vladimir putin is a genocidal warmongering mad men, the worst since hitler, in which case, we were there to take a nuclear threat very seriously. or he is bluffing, maybe he's not there we think he is, we can have it both ways, can we? >> i do not draw the two distinct issues that you do. i think there is a distinct middle ground. i do not think he's bluffing. i think if it goes bad enough for him, i think he may actually take these drastic actions. but if we allow the world to deter us in this way, then every nation that has a nuke, looks up and says, okay, i now know how to deal with the united states over taiwan. i now know how to deal with the united states over south korea. and now know how to deal with the united states over the missiles that i would l

report that blamed for the alleged atrocities in bucha is following on russian military unit known as wagner group comes as russian troops retreat from northern cities leaving behind crushed buildings, littered streets and residents in dire need of food and other need. the united nations general assem whether i has voted to suspend russia from leading human rights body over allegations of horrific human rights violations by russian soldiers in ukraine. russia is only the second country to ever be suspended from the human rights council which was established in 2006. federal prosecutors have charged two men with posing as federal agents giving free apartments and other gifts to secret service agents. the two men were taken into custody as more than a dozen fbi agents charged into a luxury apartment building in southeast washington wednesday evening. stocks were up today. the dow gained 87, the s&p 500 rose 19. nasdaq finished ahead 8. bret? let's send it back to you. >> bret: mike, thank you. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell. mr. leader, welcome back to "special report." >> good to be w

then disaster at the 9.2 kilometer mark those m i lost control of his type c car, dubbed tom lenient wagner. stream. lighter flipping several times, over a distance of 900 meters, the wreck came to a stop on an embankment. hosemeier was killed instantly. conspiracy theories quickly spread. auto executives were alleged to have disregarded the strong winds and sent hosemeier to premature death. out to noon did not appear interested in a thorough investigation. the wreckage of the car was disposed of before it could be properly examined. without evidence. the only viable explanation was that a gust of wind had blown rosy, meyer off the road. but is that the true explanation? why do people put their lives on the line in high speed jewels over a couple of kilometers in the name of progress on some dubious patriotic quest? or is it personal ambition and ego band hosemeier and his tragic death in 1938 an event that left the moderation world in shock. one of its top drivers was dead. the nazi authority stage, his burial and berlin, like a steep funeral. it turned into a political rally, family, fri