>> yulia navalnymr, tin, my husband." >> yulia navalny: i wrote, like, "i insist that he should do it.y. >> alexey navalny: it was an online campaign: "let him out!" and putin thought it would be safe for him-- just let me out after the 48 hours. >> stahl: so after 48 hours, the russian government allowed him to be flown by air ambulance to a hospital in berlin, known for its experience with victims of poison attacks. and i gather they suspected poison right away? >> alexey navalny: yes, of course. >> stahl: meanwhile, his team in siberia searched his hotel room, collecting things navalny may have touched, like this water bottle, which the doctors in berlin sent, along with a blood sample, to a german military lab to see exactly what the poison was. and, the answer was novichok. >> alexey navalny: they discover novichok, this nerve agent, in my blood, inside of body, on my body and on this bottle from the hotel. so, that's why we now we know that i was poisoned in the hotel. because i-- well, it's-- again, it's just pure speculation, because no one knows what-- what-- what happened, exa

wanted in britain for the attempted murder of a former russian spy and his daughter surrogate and yulia scribble were poisoned with a nerve agent smeared on the front door handle of their home and solved in 28 there is no. me of the 3rd world interviewed on russian television the men said they gone to solve for some sightseeing particularly the city's cathedral spire they are very unlikely to face questioning for either the czech explosions all the british poisonings as russia doesn't extradited citizens the 18 russians forced to leave prague join a growing list of diplomats forced to fly home to moscow in recent months 7 european countries and the u.s. have either expelled russian diplomats for alleged spying or in response to russia expelling european diplomats the foreign ministry here says its retaliation will force prague to fully understand its responsibility but is strong the foundations of normal bilateral ties burnitz with al-jazeera moscow and the u.s. says that there will be consequences if kremlin critic alexina valmy dies in prison they've only is in the 3rd week of a hunge

script and his daughter yulia back in salzburg in 28 so that is where the russians are at the moment they're planning their retaliate and they say against the czechs. obviously the names of and bashir of are not the real names now western intelligence agencies believe these 2 men their real identities are alexander michigan and anatoly topeka and they are to g r u agents operatives etc d.g. are you being the russian military intelligence and that they come from a particular units to 9155 and this unit is the kind of by snow the russian action man unit that's prepared to go and carry out various dirty deeds around the place including an up to what the russians call wet work which which is killing and that these western intelligence intelligence agencies have now have now kind of pieced together some sort of picture of this unit's activities which are extensive in europe over most of the last decade and they include destabilization campaign in moldova an attempted coup in montenegro you've got the script pole poisonings in the united kingdom and you've now got these explosions in the c

judgment day for the young pretenders like say coach yulia knuckles man and his players knew that to win against a buy in sight depleted by injury and suspension would be a shot in the arm in the biggest league title race while a loss could see their championship hopes slip away. but by and strength in depth has helped them see off all comers since 2013 and leone go did his best robot leave in dog skin person nation to put by on one up after 30 minutes to pick up work from thomas miller an emphatic finish play pick fought hard to get back in the game but danny almost failed to hit the target from a great position on 52 minutes. with the goal was 9 minutes later but manuel neuer broke legs and hearts this time my. knuckles man was left to rue those misses has by and held on to win one with the champions no 7 points clear with 7 games to go few would bet against the byron bandwagon from ruling on to another title. egypt has staged an elaborate tribute to its ancient civilization on saturday night 22 while mummies were escorted through the streets of cairo to a new national museum egypt

and his daughter yulia now investigations in various media outlets including bedding cats the kind of online citizens sleuthing team have said that the real identities of petrova share of our acts are actually alexander in and out it's only chippy. and they are 2 operatives for the russian military intelligence outfits the g.r.u. specifically part of units 21955 investigations of the new york times and that in cats etc have suggested that unit 21955 has been highly active in europe for many many years and has been involved in things like destabilization campaign in montenegro attempts a coup in montenegro and attempted poisoning of an arms dealer in bulk garia except or etc etc so this is the outfit and these are the people that the czechs now believe were behind the the the arms death explosions in 2014 as well just remind us as well if you wouldn't mind rory about the script and where that was left to me it was 3 years ago now rusher always denied it was involved in the how was that case left is it still open technically. yes absolutely still open i mean. the the the intended target

at an ammunitions depor they are the same man accused of poisoning circus cripple and his daughter yulia in the u.k. in 2018 is optimism in the nuclear talks in vienna with iran's deputy foreign minister saying a new agreement is being formed members of the troubled 2015 deal which the u.s. pulled out of our meeting in the austrian capital. that how different it seems a new understanding is in the offing all sides have a commonality in their final objective the path the tree have to pave is now clear up as we have said many times to end interested in protected negotiations but talks are needed to shed light on all discussions in naturally talks will continue we think talks are now at a point where all sides concede and begin trotting a joint don't command it can start even now at least in areas that the 2 sides of common ideas. their state department ordering all non-essential personnel from its embassy in chad follows reports of rebels making their way towards the capital in germania from the north if europeans prime minister says sudan's fears about the impact of its grand renaissance

judgment day for the young pretenders like say coach yulia knuckles mun and his players knew that to win against a buy in sight depleted by injury and suspension would be a shot in the arm in the bundesliga title race while a loss could see their championship hopes slip away. but by and strength in depth has helped them see off all comers since 2013 and leone go did his best robot leave an impression nation to put by and one up after 30 minutes work from thomas miller and an emphatic finish like 6 fought hard to get back in the game but danny almost failed to hit the target from a great position on 52 minutes. muscles of it so chilled almost where the goal was may minutes later but manuel neuer broke legs and hearts this time i. was left to rue those misses as by and held on to win one nil with the champions no 7 points clear with 7 games to go few would bet against the byron bandwagon from ruling on to another title. well egypt has staged an elaborate tribute to its ancient civilization on saturday night 22 while mummies were escorted through the streets of cairo to a new national m

nearly 3 weeks only allowed to go outside for grocery shopping and other essential needs correspondent yulia han sent us this report from istanbul. saying goodbye a moment of calm. but only briefly. there is not much time for farewells here in xinjiang liqui you at one of the largest cemeteries in istanbul while the families mourn outside the next coffins are already arriving the funeral home workers try to ensure that everything is as dignified as possible but it has been turkey's deadliest month since the pandemic began and that has also become very apparent here. before the pandemic we had around $200.00 funerals per day. there are now more than twice as many. urgently need to hold the new lock down you know the law should all make this decision earlier and probably fewer people would have died. shortly before the new lockdown came into effect the streets and shops were full again about full alcohol was in great demand because from now on there is a ban on sales. residents are only allowed to leave their homes for essential needs until mid may it is not the 1st coronavirus curfew in turke

scripture and his daughter yulia back in solsbury in 28 so that is where the russians are at the moment they're planning their retaliation they say against the czechs in k. thank you bernard smith in moscow and as promised we go to reach chalons now in london barrios hi rory so the link is the 2 men or at least the names isn't it. yeah obviously the names of and bashir of are not the real names now western intelligence agencies believe these 2 men their real identities are alexander. chip eager and mission alexander mission and anatoly to peak and they are to g q agents operatives etc d.g. are you being the russian military intelligence and that they come from a particular unit to 9155 and this unit is the kind of guys know the russian action man units that are prepared to go and carry out various dirty deeds around the place including an up to what the russians call work with which is killing and these western intelligence intelligence agencies have now have now kind of pieced together some sort of picture of this unit's activities which are extensive in europe over most of the last de

coach yulia knuckles man and his players knew that to win against a by insights depleted by injury and suspension would be a shot in the arm in the does league title race while a loss could see their championship hopes slip away. but by and strength in depth has helped them see off all comers since 2013 and leone go did his best robot leave and person nation to put by on one up after 30 minutes should work from thomas miller an emphatic finish play pick fought hard to get back in the game but danny almost failed to hit the target from a great position on 52 minutes. marcel sabates showed olmo where the goal was not a minutes later but money well neuer broke late sick hearts this time. michael's man was left to rue those misses as by and held on to win one nil with the champions no 7 points clear with 7 games to go few would bet against the byron bandwagon from ruling on to another title. have a nice way america has secured a spot at the tokyo olympics that will carry a survivor one the women's 100 meter butterfly at the national champions. was diagnosed with leukemia 2 years ago and wa

that's exactly the question i would like to ask our correspondent in istanbul yulia han so president at one seems to believe. late decision will fix the problems with the economy so will the new central bank chief cut rates today well that's what he is up to many say but probably not today money managers expect her keys a new central bank a mystic gilo to hold the key interest rate steady this month in order to maintain what's left of investor confidence he faces a tough balancing act he must fix the ailing economy and win back foreign investors while keeping president happy as you mentioned everyone has the unorthodox view that high interest rates cause inflation instead of slowing it down and if you recall what happened to the last central bank governor well respected market friendly man he had hiked the interest rates and was fired a day later by ed one after just 4 months on the job this has really left the credibility of the bank in tatters it had shocked foreign investors they pulled out a large amounts of money from tokyo stocks and local currency bonds but let me also add the

harriet dart lost in the opening round of the charleston open in south carolina to the 11th seed yuliaer from the qualifiers. and dart will be in the british team for the billiejean king cup play—off against mexico later this month. johanna konta won't be, though. she's still struggling with a knee problem. heather watson, katie swan, katie boulter and jodie burrage complete the line—up. now, on sunday, valencia became the first top—level team in spain to walk off in protest at racist abuse. it's afterjuan cala — the cadiz defender — was accused of racially insulting mouktar diakhaby, something he denied today. we've actually heard from both players today. and we can hear from ben croucher now, who's been following events. ben, just give us a back rent to what exactly we saw on full on sunday. what exactly we saw on full on sunda . , ., , . ., sunday. very unsavoury incident on sunday. very unsavoury incident on sunday and — sunday. very unsavoury incident on sunday and that _ sunday. very unsavoury incident on sunday and that la _ sunday. very unsavoury incident on sunday and that la

classical guitar for his latest album together with yulia long sky. and one man takes children's drawings to the next level. welcome to arts and culture this weekend was a 1st for hollywood actors of color swept the top prizes at the screen actors guild awards best female lead to want to viola davis for her role as 19 twenty's jazz singer model reigning in ma rainey's black bottom adapted from the play by august wilson. viola davis rainey's black box thank you all get bullied been a legacy act is a color that we can relish for the rest of while i think the best male lead went to the late chadwick boseman for his performance in the same film as an ambitious trumpeter exploited by white record producers. like you could i got tell oh. my dad had no doubt was going to turn out like this he would name again oh those men's final performance came out after he died last year of cancer his widow taylor simone led word accepted the award on his behalf a month after she accepted his golden globe. world unbalanced crusader that. might. that's a quote by charles.

britain'sjohanna konta has made a good start to her clay court season, beating yulia putintseva in the australian is preparing a challenge to reclaim the upcoming french open title, which she elected against defending last year in paris. the indian premier league continued on thursday amid a devastating second wave of covid—19 that has brought the country's health system to its knees. delhi capitals and mumbai indians were both victorious on the field of play, but as expected, the main talking point was about if the tournament should continue given the situation. andy swiss, bbc news. i think we need to go there and play some... we keep having that discussion, we keep talking about that and keep talking about this game, so we already have that when we are ready to play. we just need to play and bring up the spirit of the entire country. on to cycling, and geraint thomas has slipped to third overall at the tour de romandie in switzerland. today's second stage was won by italy's sonny colbrelli, but thomas finished as part of the main group behind him. the briton remains nine seconds adr

explosion at an ammunitions dept they are the same men accused of poisoning sergei script and this door to yulia in the u.k. in 28. there's also some ism at the nuclear talks in vienna with iran's deputy foreign minister saying a new agreement is being formed members of the troubled 2015 deal with the u.s. pulled out off in $28.00 meeting in the austrian capital. has been other nicer violence in occupied east jerusalem because of pandemic restrictions during the holy month of ramadan new rules forbidding muslim worshippers from gathering at one of the main gates in the old city sparked anger there's your headlines coming up next women making signs. we live in a world where the news is at our fingertips where we're one click more swipe away from the latest headlines but how often do we stop swiping and scrolling and just listen to the difference between knowing what's in the headlines and understanding how we got there. and this is to take pod cast where we bring you the context and the characters behind the stories that matter. and start listening to. it's going to be choppy biased ok 2 of them

yulia 7 is live on the bridge. what's going on right now. you only. >> james darya. but i can tell you right now there seems to be a little bit of progress. all me that that the man that they're talking to is no longer sitting on the side of the wall. but he's leaning up against the wall. so that's a bit of progress there. still a lot of talk tell me that around 1 2 o'clock in the morning their cars doing there. the new normal patrol on the bridge and they saw him running around on all the they were able to try to corral him a little bit and then he that's what he went and sat on top of the side of the wall of the bridge and that's when they decide to shut down all the way. it's not to talk to this individual. they were sure what his motives were. they have been very patient with him just talking to him, the chp does have their prices team out here. go see a new york talking to them. and as i mentioned, just about a few minutes ago i the guy get off the side of the law, but he leaning against the wall. and here you can see some of the team just standing by. is waitin

in santa clara yulia sevice kron 4 news. >> well, kron 4 celebrating earth week by drawing attention to some of the biggest environmental problems facing the bay area. and today we focus on the sea lion population. a lot of them are getting cancer because of chemicals in the water. kron four's ella sogomonian takes a look. >> the tourists and locals flock to gawk at a healthy number of about a quarter million sea lions living along the california coast. but over the last 40 years, researchers with the marine mammal center have found the animals to be fatally sick with cancer. a recent study found 2 main causes, the herpes virus and harmful pollutants called pc be found in plastic and ddt. they were dumped in the ocean decades ago. they're known as legacy chemicals because despite being banned in the 70's. they're still lurking in the water today and it is lethal. so this is actually a major cause of mortality and death in california. sea lions. it's one of the highest rates of cancer. we actually see across any wild animal population in the entire world. >> researchers are using thes

yulia 7 is live on the bridge. what's going on right now. you only.

the day's other stories and johanna konta has made a good start to her clay court season, beating yuliaeigh barty is also through. she only dropped 3 games in beating shelby rogers. barty is preparing to defend her french open title next month. england and saracens number eight poppy cleall has been voted this year's women's six nations player of the championship. the award was voted for by the public for the first time. the red roses beat france in the final last weekend to lift the trophy for the third year in a row. geraint thomas has slipped to third overall at the tour de romandie in switzerland. he finished in the main group behind stage two winner sonny colbrelli of italy. the briton remains nine seconds adrift of his ineos grenadiers team—mate and race leader rohan dennis. for american football fans it's one of the biggest days of the year and for any young player, just being part of it is a dream come true. the 2021 nfl draft gets under way in just a few hours' time. fans will be in attendance in cleveland after last year's virtual event and lydia campbell's been looking ahead

more than 4 years now and has faces several trials on numerous charges at the double correspondent yulia harm in istanbul told us more about the charges he's facing today. well today mr damon is actually one of more than 100 people who are on trial in the turkish capital ankara many of them are members of the left is pro kurdish opposition party here in turkey the h d p they have been trial for allegedly grow in the so-called core bonnie protests which happened nearly 7 years ago back in 2914 back then the predominantly kurdish town of course bani just across the border in syria was in to see i says jihadists and the h.p. had called for protests in support of the people of course bonnie but these demonstrations that turned into violence between protesters and turkish police dozens of people were killed back then turkish authorities now accuse the h.e.p.a. of having incited the deadly violence and the defendants are charged with among others that me quote disrupting the unity and integrity of the state this is a very serious charge that's why they are facing multiple aggravated life sente

crawford's yulia 7 is is there at the bridge. you can see the flashing lights. can you hear anything? are they talking through a megaphone or what are they doing. >> they're actually not too far they got pretty much it just along the lead here. you can see the officers right over there. just passed ours here. they've pretty patient that this trying to talk to him and tell him. just to come down from there. he is not standing on the ledge is just sitting there they seem to just having a dialogue with this person. they said it's unclear what his motives are. they don't want to say that he was trying to the 2 site or anything like that. they just said they decided stop and try just get off the bridge. so the meantime, they do have.

navalny's wife yulia who is joined in support of her husband. police say the protest is a legal. locked up substrates. one monetary group says across the country, 300 groups have been detained. bear in mind, all of this is coincided with president putin's annual state of the nation address. in the last 24 hours leading up to these rallies, police have gathered navalny supporters and his office was searched. in moscow, two of his aides already under house arrest were taken to do custody. this is one of them. >> i was detained, literally for the thought of going to a navalny rally. for the very thought. they are not letting me out of the minibus and i think i will be kept into the evening. you know perfectly well what you have to do. i think there are many people who are not afraid. and even being in a minibus near the police station, i want to demand freedom for navalny. navalny must be alive, healthy and free and it is our duty to fight for it. anchor: that was happening in moscow. the pro-navalny rally here. protrs holding up signs. one of them says "putin is a thief." eight peo

judgment day for the young pretenders like sick coach yulia knuckles mun and his players knew that to win against of by insights depleted by injury and suspension would be a shot in the arm in the big does league title race well a loss could see their championship hopes slip away. but by arms strength and depth has helped them see off all comers since 2013 and did his best robot leave an impersonation to put by on one up after 30 minutes work from thomas miller and then emphatic finish like 6 fought hard to get back in the game but danny almost failed to hit the target from a great position on 52 minutes. with the goal was 9 minutes later but motherwell neuer hearts this time i. was left to rue those misses as by and held on to win one with the champions no 7 points clear with 7 games to go few would bet against the byron bandwagon from ruling on to another title. and earlier on saturday 5th place dortmund were looking for a victory to move within a point of visitors frankfurt and closer to those a lucrative champions league qualification places the teams went into halftime also where

correspondent yulia holland reports from istanbul where people have been ordered to stay at home for nearly 3 weeks and only allowed outside to buy groceries and other essential journeys. saying goodbye a moment of calm. but only briefly. there is not much time for farewells here in the angel equal you at one of the largest cemeteries in istanbul while the families mourn outside the next coffins are already arriving the funeral home workers try to ensure that everything is as dignified as possible but it has been turkey's deadliest month since the pandemic began and that has also become very apparent here. is that before the pandemic we had around $200.00 funerals per day. there are now more than twice as many. urgently needed to hold the new lock down because the law should have made this decision earlier and probably fewer people would have died. shortly before the new lockdown came into effect the streets and shops were full again about full alcohol was in great demand because from now on there is a ban on sales. residents are only allowed to leave their homes for essential needs

yulia reporting there. i'm going marco faced 5 hours of questioning today over one of germany's largest corporate scandals the chance to testify before a parliamentary committee that's investigating the collapse of the payment processing company wire card while lawmakers wanted to know why chance americal continue to promote the german company abroad despite multiple allegations of wrongdoing her appearance marks the climax of a public inquiry into an affair that has tainted germany's reputation for following the rules while it has exposed ties between hala tics and business and prompted several resignations and criminal investigations all right let's get you on the latest developments now where the cocoa fair is on the story that she's our d.w. chief political editor mikhail tell us about the latest developments. but angela merkel was very much on the defensive and you could see that she herself was surprised by some of the connections that she was quizzed about the fundamental question is why she received

and his daughter yulia back in the united kingdom in 2018 well russia has denied any involvement in either incident we'll have reaction from the u.k. in a moment but 1st bennett smith in moscow. this is the biggest dispute between the czech republic and russia since the end of the communist era in 1989 the czech prime minister says the circumstances are unprecedented and scandalous it goes back to an explosion of the nomination store in 2014 about 330 kilometers to the south of prague in which 2 people were killed and the czech government says that these 2 men travelling on the names of alexander touch of and russian ambassador off bashir off were in the area of this explosion 6 days running up to it and including on the day of the explosion it says they are members of the russian security services and it wants to speak to them it's very unlikely to get the opportunity to speak to them russia does not extradite citizens who are charged with crimes on foreign soil the 1st deputy head of the upper house here in russia of its international affairs committee says progs claims are absurd and ru

that's exactly the question i would like to ask correspondent in istanbul yulia han so president at one seems to believe. late decision will fix the problems with the economy so will the new central bank chief cut rates today well that's what he is up to many say but probably not today money managers expect her keys a new central bank mr cobb gilo to hold the key interest rate steady this month in order to maintain what's left of investor confidence he faces a tough balancing act he must fix the ailing economy and win back foreign investors while keeping president happy as you mentioned everyone has the unorthodox view that high interest rates cause inflation instead of slowing it down and if you recall what happened to the last central bank governor well respected market friendly man he had hiked the interest rates and was fired a day later by ed one after just 4 months on the job this has really left the credibility of the bank in tatters it had shocked foreign investors they pulled out a large amounts of money from tokyo stocks and local currency bonds but let me also at the current

navalny look thinner he's lost 20 kilos since his return from germany in january telling his wife yulia and the rest of the court he's eating a few spoonfuls of porridge after ending a 3 week hunger strike this hearing was an appeal against his conviction for defamation but vladimir putin's most prominent critic had other things to talk about 2. 20 years of incompetent government have led to the fall and the result there is a crown slippin from his years there elias on t.v. we have spent $3.00 and our country continues to slide into poverty opportunities to have his voice heard a rapidly shrinking civil tamia sleep in another moscow court prosecutors opened a case to declare in the valleys and to corruption group b f b k and his regional offices as extremist making them equivalent to al qaeda. just above the well is a regional campaign offices do not exist anymore but there are dozens of cool and mighty regional politicizes there are thousands of there are always there powerful independent political organizations that will be doing investigations and money during elections bubbly compla

and his daughter yulia in back in 2018 with the nerve agent would of course remember that this caused a diplomatic firestorm as well as a media frenzy now the connection between these 2 men and the 2014 explosion czech republic has not been made or at least it's not been stated publicly but we do know that the police are actively looking for them and they say that they were spotted in check territory in the days leading up to the event as for where this might lead while the czech interior minister said that sadly this will damage bilateral ties he also said that the country now finds itself in a similar position to that of the u.k. following the script case as the moscow has warned of consequences it's clearly increasingly frustrated by recent events there are a number of unanswered questions unclear moments in the story that might be explained in the coming days but like i said really this is been a week where day by day diplomacy has been put under more and more strain. political analyst. political commentary. on the situation. the timing is interesting because just you know in one

ammunitions depo they say the same men accused of poisoning former russian spies cripple and his daughter yulia in the u.k. in 2018 egyptian state media is reporting at least 8 people killed after a train derailed almost 100 others injured it happened as the train was traveling near the city of 2 just north of cairo the u.s. state department ordering all non-essential personnel out of its embassy in chad the warning follows reports of rebels making their way towards the capital in jim ina india is reporting daily record numbers of covert $9000.00 infections health thought or has registered more than 261000 cases in the past 24 hours and is running out of vaccine supplies as well so we'll continue to delay exports that's my lot for today thank you for your company the listening post is next on our dresser and then the news hour with how the market in. well it's bracing for what could be done. or said exclusive that's right. really just. right now we. have. hello i'm richard burton you're at the listening post where we don't cover the news we cover the way the news is covered here are the media s

an ammunitions definitely there the same men accused of poisoning sergei scruple and his daughter yulia in the u.k. and 2018. the u.s. says told russia or that they'll be consequences if kremlin critic alexina valmiki dies in prison the valley is in the 3rd week of a hunger strike and close to death according to his personal doctor mike hanna reports from washington d.c. jake sullivan appearing on a morning news shows saying that there would be consequences but not really giving very much details about it i also give you an exact quote in terms of the specific measures we would undertake we are looking at a variety of different costs that we would impose and i'm not going to telegraph that publicly at this point i will communicated directly to russia said the national security adviser so it's basically a warning shot across the bows no real details whatsoever about what the consequences should be should another leader in prison but certainly it's a diplomatic step by the united states that is likely to only increase the frayed relations between the u.s. and russia. hospitals across sout

connection with the poisoning of the former russian intelligence officer, sergei skripal, and his daughter yuliaod tests have indicated he's at risk of kidney failure. mr navalny, who has been in prison since february, for parole violations, that he says were trumped up, has been on hunger strike for more than for 18 days. he claims prison authorities have denied him medical care. prison officials say he's refused the treatment he's been offered. the leading british choreographer, liam scarlett, has died at the age of 35. his death was announced a day after the royal danish theatre, said it had cancelled the production of a ballet, he had been working on, following allegations of offensive behaviour. mr scarlett was investigated over sexual misconduct allegations at britain's royal opera house last year, but was cleared. so the funeral of the duke of edinburgh has taken place, allowing the queen, his family and the nation to bid a finalfarewell under unique circumstances, unique circumstances to the longest—serving royal consort in british history. let's look back at some of the moments of the d

explosion at an ammunitions dump all the same man accused of poisoning surface cripple and his daughter yulia in the u.k. and 28. and people in eastern ukraine are worried about force or russian troop buildup on the boards or maybe even for them and us shall stratford reports from here if people aren't convinced by russia's reassurances. ukrainian soldiers on the front line on the highest level of alert since the signing of an often violated cease fire agreement with pro russian separatists 7 years ago russia says its deployment of an estimated 100000 soldiers and heavy weaponry to areas near the border with ukraine poses no threat ukrainian military say they are preparing for the worst. was over because i was mobilized and came back to the front line i believe this is a crucial moment to defend my country world leaders and nato have urged moscow to pull back its forces most of these houses were destroyed in fighting in 2015 around a 1000000 people live in a 10 kilometer wide so-called contact zone the stretches on both sides across the front line oxana says she fled with her son genya from s

britain'sjohanna konta has made a good start to her clay court season, beating yulia putintseva in thean premier league continued on thursday amid a devastating second wave of covid—i9 that has brought the country's health system to its knees. delhi capitals and mumbai indians were both victorious on the field of play, but as expected, the main talking point was about if the tournament should continue given the situation. we feel privileged to play this game. i think wejust we feel privileged to play this game. i think we just need to play some and keep them entertained. we keep having that discussion, we keep talking about that and keep talking about this game, so we already have that when we are ready to play. we just need to play and bring up the spirit of the entire country. on to cycling, and geraint thomas has slipped to third overall at the tour de romandie in switzerland. today's second stage was won by italy's sonny colbrelli, but thomas finished as part of the main group behind him. the briton remains nine seconds adrift of his ineos grenadiers team—mate and race leader rohan

they visit with grandma for a couple of hours yulia fitters a year shows her kids where they used to live before the wind changes and the smell becomes some bearable again all her efforts to change things have been for nothing so far but that's what's at the i don't know how long we can keep on fighting the system there's not enough of us and we're starting to feel helpless and desperate or that. the mountain of garbage keeps on growing there are even plans to now expand the alex in ski landfill. well the simplest way to reduce the problem of garbage is just to producing it it may seem like an impossible dream but perhaps takes is a bit of imagination aren't a lot of determination in this week's doing good deed we visit a restaurant in berlin that point 0 west are the center of it's concept. fancy some movie in sushi made from pearl barley. ravioli stuffed with mashed potato. the fray a restaurant in berlin is reagan and yanick. and keeps waste absolutely.

yulia seven's live at berkeley high with more on what happened. the only. >> yeah, it was last.t was last friday when the district was notified that the student from berkeley high school tested positive for covid-19. they quickly followed all notification protocols, including contact tracing this second was confirmed on sunday and just yesterday monday, a 3rd boy tested positive. now the district has confirmed that all 3 boys participated in the basketball program. and during last week's basketball tryouts, most of the students weren't wearing their mask. they had 2 practices outdoors. one indoors and in each of those gatherings, many of the students have their mask down while doing bigger us drills. so at this point anyone who participated in last week's basketball tryouts, including the coaches have been put into a 10 day quarantine. now the health department has directed all indoor and outdoor sports. tryouts to be on pause for the next 48 hours. this includes a badminton soccer lacrosse water polo basketball wrestling and volleyball all on pause. they're hoping that this 48

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let's go live to the scene with yulia 7 is was it peaceful has even taken into custody and for what.ately, it was not as it was not peaceful as a everybody had hoped to be. in fact, we'll show you some video of when suspected get rolled out in a from here, from out of his home. now this but just past 8 o'clock when you have paramedics going into the home and then shortly after that, they came out with the suspect on the gurney. he oxygen mask. apparently he had that self inflicting to himself that are life threatening. so he got rushed to the hospital. but this really all started. yesterday around 5 o'clock in the evening when police officers responded to a shooting. they did find a male victim who was also suffering from gunshot wounds and was also life threatening wounds. >> he turned out. he ended up dying. so down that became a homicide, but they can even address the homicide part of it because then they found the suspect barricaded in a home within t s

yulia 7 is live at the scene. >> what's going on right now. you only. >> yeah. of tactics were done in the last 2 hours here on 4th. street northport street here in san jose and like about

the big story is a big mystery wire dead whales turning up around the it's a bit odd crawford's yulia 7 is with us crissy field in san francisco where one of the whales washed ashore yoli people eyebrows go up when we have this money will re in a week out. >> it's trite. quite unusual that 3. and within a week. i mean, pretty common. and our is not unusual. that will see along the shoreline. but 3 in a week is quite unusual. and at least 2 of those whales have been taken to angel island. the first whale washed up here on a crest in. christi feels last wednesday. now we have pictures and video that the of that whale that was set that was sent from us from the marine mammal center in sausalito. not that first whale that washed up. we do have a little bit of details about that well, that was a female female wale gray whale and she was about 41 feet long, but they're still not sure what caused her sudden death. now the second mile was found in the fritz jail marine reserve in san mateo county on saturday. and then the 3rd whale was discovered earlier this week just floating in the san fra

people supported his wife, yulia, who took to the streets.1500 people were arrested at the government crackdown the protests. incredibly brave what they were doing. there is a new administration that is no longer differential to vladimir putin, but still it's the same set of problems between the two countries. the biden administration just leveled new sanctions against russia, for the hack on the u.s. government. russia expelled ten diplomats in response, -- nearly 100,000 troops are on the border between russia and ukraine. how does the u.s. managed to create -- she has closely -- of slowly killing your most powerful and popular pointed in front of the world. what putin is doing to navalny is a defining moment of our time in people must not look away. ben rhodes, joins me now. ben, i think obviously this relationship was very strained under donald trump, his indifference to putin was trained, refusing to criticize, but it was always the case that the difficulty of this relationship was deeper than trump, and you're really seeing that now. tr

yulia 7 is is at crissy field in san francisco where one of them washed ashore yoli, what are they things to happening. >> well, you know, it doesn't look like we have too many answers right now. i mean, it's still all under investigation. but at least 2 of those whales have been taken to angel. i an island, not the first one did wash up here at crissy field last wednesday. we have pictures and video of that whale. and that was sent from sent to us from the marine mammal center in sausalito. the second whale was found at brit's general marine reserve in san mateo county and that was on saturday and then the 3rd whale was discovered earlier this week floating in the san francisco bay. all 3 of the whales were great. why the cause of death of the first to wales has not been determined yet. and then cops he is being performed on the 3rd wheel today to try to figure how they die. it's always concerning when we have. spot a whale that has died up on the shore. we've had plenty of them kind of, you know, just diet along the side of the the whole coast here. but when you have 3 in such short. yo

yulia 7 is live at berkeley high with the details. good morning. only. >> yeah. good morning, daria well, yeah. they found out last friday. the school was notified of the first they quickly fall of notification protocols, including contract doing contract tracing and then they got a second positive case on sunday and just yesterday monday, the 3rd boy came out tested positive. this they they trace them all back to last week's tryouts for the basketball team. so and it was also confirmed that during drills that no one was wearing a mask like hardly anyone was wearing any the mask during these rigorous basketball drills that they were doing last week. they have practices like 2 practices outdoors and one practice was indoors. so of all of those people who have been exposed during those during that whole time connected to these 3 cases are now in a 10 day quarantine, including the coaches and so by the direction of the health department. they have paused all indoor and outdoor sports tryout. and this includes badminton soccer lacrosse water polo basketball wrestling

yulia noddles man became the youngest coach in bundesliga history when he took over at hoffenheim in 2016 the coaching prodigy helped them qualify for the champions league for the 1st time ever. since 2019 he's been in rb life see the bulls have been title contenders every season aguas man has been at the helm in last season he led a life sick to the champions league semifinals in a historic run not goals mind sides have always made it difficult for biron music to defeat champions were forced to find a new coach after a hearty flick announced he'd be departing at the end of the season. that's because i'm ok this is especially for other clubs i wouldn't have ended this contract and it cost buyer a reported 25000000 euros to get novels money out of his rb life the contract early if that's the case that would make novels mon the most expensive coach in the sport's history. the decision very good i believe it's the right direction for byron munich to go in because it bothers me a bit that flick resigned but with not this month there's a younger option i think is the right step. for your

we got kron four's, yulia 7 standing by. front of the tank with more. good morning, kelly. >> good morning. yeah. it's been like since of march of 2020 the senate. they've had anybody inside the stadium. >> back to the pretty quiet right now. let's show you some video of what it looks like around the stadium this morning. they are expecting them to come in and be while the and. >> geared up to help support the sharks. but there are some changes before you go into the stadium. anof the number one big change is that you have to show proof that you're okay to go in so anyone of 2 years of age and older entering the sapd center are required to show proof that they have received a complete covid-19 vaccination with the final dose received at least 2 weeks prior to game day or you have to show proof of a negative covid test. 48 to 72 hours prior to the game. now the sharks have partnered with total tests solutions where you could get your complimentary covid-19 test. you must pre-register for testing and book an appointment or you can scratch that again, it c

let's go live to kron four's, yulia 7. as for the details. good morning, ali. >> good morning. well, this scene is still very much active. i just got here about a few minutes ago. you can see i'm here on 13 younger. we have a police car here as well as some blockage down the road over there. >> and you can see the crime unit up ahead. they're not. this all started late yesterday. >> when they responded to a when they did arrive that there was a victim. >> that person was taken and is suffering from life threatening injuries. then very soon after that, they were able to say find the suspect. and is this or what they think is the suspect, a person who has barricaded themselves in their home in the area. they did back. you ate some of the homes around that barricade home. and they've been here sense trying to convince that person to come out to give themselves up in the meantime, they still have this whole area blocked off reyna had mentioned some of the streets that are being occupied at this point. so they're just telling people to stay away from the area until this is resolved

judgment day for the young pretenders like sick coach yulia knuckles mun and his players knew that to win against of buy in sight depleted by injury and suspension would be a shot in the arm in the big does league a title race while a loss could see their championship hopes slip away. but by and strength in depth has helped them see off all comers since 2013 and did his best robot leave in person nation to put by on one up to 30 minutes from jonas miller and an emphatic finish played 6 fought hard to get back in the game but danny almost failed to hit the target from a great position on 52 minutes. old well with a goal was 9 minutes later but motherwell neuer broke late sick hearts this time i . was left to rue those misses as by and held on to win one nil with the champions no 7 points clear but 7 games to go few would bet against the byron bandwagon from ruling on to another title. and earlier on saturday 5th place dormand were looking for a victory to move within a point of visitors frankfurt's and closer to those a lucrative champions league qualification places the teams went int