s. president who wanted to take care of the home front, travels to europe, looking to shore up a united front with you and nato allies can either deliver results that help stem. the conflict and its effects. we're asking biden versus putting. can the u. s. stop the war and ukraine. welcome to to the point. it is a great pleasure to greet our guests sariah. so hardy nelson is a talk show host at the common ground. berlin podcast, and former correspondent for the u. s. broadcaster and p. r. michel tillman is diplomatic correspondent at the german weekly did site, and it's a great pleasure to welcome back to the show of my colleague roman con charice. he is a ukrainian by birth, and it works with d w's, russia language service in boston. and i'd like to begin a if i may, with you sariah, following the trump presidency and the disastrous us exit from afghanistan. many people doubted whether there was still any will on the part of the us to lead. is that different? now? would you say that u.

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elsewhere is cool and breezy with 50's and 60's. the clouds increase for parts of the bay area this afternoon and we will talk about rain chances tonight coming up. >> federal investigators are already piecing together exactly what happened on the caltrain tracks that left 13 injured. we get our update last night from the input -- mts b. >> knew details emerging friday afternoon. federal investigators touched down in san bruno to figure out what went wrong thursday morning when a caltrain commuter train crashed into equipment left on the tracks. >> there was a truck and two cranes working to install the electrification system. >> the mtsb will be here for her next several days collecting evidence and launching a thorough investigation. they are interested in finding out why the positive train control designed to prevent accidents like this one did not work. >> we can confirm the positive train control was on and active on the accident train at the time and day of the accident. >> tim: the agency will release a report in the next thr

i'll be talking that range of 60's 70's 80's that we can expect later on today. all still to come reyna. tom, thank you for that. we've had a busy wednesday morning. that's for sure. still an accident. northbound 13. >> south of lincoln avenue in oakland and a national boulevard might be a good opo

now 50's and 60's for today's daytime highs near the coast. it will be 60's and 70's elsewhere. foster city at 66 palo alto at 68 south bay into the low 70's for san jose. you'll be at 72 fremont's very close to 70 at 69 while oakland and san leandro comfortable enough in the mid 60's warmest spots today. that's you, antioch. 73 degrees. well, santa rosa, right at 70, getting your look ahead at our next 7 days. tomorrow's temperatures really % falling off from low 70's today to only the upper 50's tomorrow and rainfall through most of the day sunday, we kick off spring with some 60's and temperatures getting hot after that. look at wednesday of next week. some of our highs climbing into the low 80's tom, thank you for that. they were doing bridge checks this morning traveling into the city via the bay bridge. meteor lights are still off. >> llevan minute drive for use ear. the san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula. about 13 minutes as you're traveling there out of richmond, you're at the limit. nice and light at this hour. 9 minutes for you and the golden gate br

temperatures in 60's and 70's. rain returns for the forecast. overnight, 40's and 50's. there is a level one light storm. most areas will see low rainfall totals. the north bay will see a quarter of an inch of rain because the storm will linger longer. by tomorrow, we are tracking the rain. a lot of cloud cover and mild temperatures. we will start to see temperatures pop up -- will track -- we will track scattered showers. we will find what roadways and by the afternoon, the storm is out of here and we will end the day with peeks of sunshine. we see mount temperatures and then we will track the next -- kumasi: a berkeley highb highb b burglary happening -- the thieves also stole an suv. police say they think the group was responsible for other burglaries throughout the area. they believe it is criminal terrorism. a system -- of several crews in south america. reggie: -- it's been over tw years since the boys -- boy scouts file for bankruptcy. they face over 270 lawsuits with more than 82,000 sexual a call -- assault claims. 80,000 of them being child abuse. the trials ar

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well, after a morning in the 30's and 40's, we've got 60's to 70's for your daytime highs. and as of already noted, skies will stay clear and winds nice and calm. so this is going to feel really good. san jose campbell and santa clara at 73 for your highs today, hayward and union city right at 70 while oakland, berkeley and richmond at 68 north bay. daytime highs, mostly low 70's napa and santa rosa. among those spots are right at 70 degrees. getting your lookahead temperatures after today, mostly down into the upper 60's. so today is one of the warmest of your forecast actually tomorrow night. that chance of sprinkles springing forward. and about of an hour. that means sunday morning. you lose that hour of sleep. so just don't forget to adjust the clocks and get some extra rest monday night into tuesday will be a better chance of rainfall for all of the bay area and our best chance of it in this forecast john, thank you for that extra rest is always city around here. >> head into the city this morning. if you're leaving your house right now, 7 minute drive. once you reach

s. president joe biden has worn to his chinese counterpart, g. j, peg, and there will be consequences if beijing provides material support to russian forces attacking ukraine. the lead a spike on the phone for nearly 2 hours. china so far, refused to condemn russia's invasion, but has called for dialogue. we have a range of tools that could be considered and sanctions are certainly one tool in the tool box. i'm as they are for other countries as well, even if we as we have not outline specific consequences and we'll communicate those directly to china and of course with our european partners and counterparts. let's go to washington d. c and speak to rosalind jordan ross. and what else can you tell us about this conversation between g and biden? well, a senior administration official briefing on the call told reporters that while the president did not make a direct threat to the chinese president of sheesh and ping, that there would be sanctions. and perhaps visa restrictions or other sor

temperatures climb back into the 60's and into next weekend. 70's to 80's through the week. so wasting no time early spring you see in some temperatures that are feeling well above average for this time of year reyna. all right, john, thank you for that. let's get a look at your bridges heading into the city right now. 10 minute. >> traveling from the maze, 2 that fremont street exit san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula. you're looking 13 minute morning commute out of richmond at across the boards and fell 10 minutes at this time. and we're at the limit along the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls, a 20 minute drive. lawmakers want to know how the irs is handling the tax season while they're still working through tax return backlogs from previous years. washington correspondent basil john reports that members of congress also want to know how congress can help the i r s get through this time. >> thursday irs commissioner charles rettig told lawmakers his agency is working hard to eliminate its backlog of tax returns. when will the backlog? >> be eliminated

s. side u. s. l i. australia is also upping the ante anti one and on building nuclear submarines, japan's arms imports have increased 2 and a half times over the past 5 years. with south korea also noticeably increasing its military budget. you can guess who supplying them. the usa remains the largest supplier to asia and oceania as arms exports are an important element of u. s. foreign policy aimed at china. and that's not all. and u. s. firm just bought a shipyard in the philippines might not look like much, just a bankrupt junkyard. well, not quite. the location provides direct access to the south china sea, the main area of china, how, when tensions a message to beijing that we here to stay. and then there's the firm who bought it . the co founder city feinberg is a washington insider having run companies with close ties to the u. s. military. he also apparently has a very keen interest in china. little surprise. it's his 1st. that 4th, shipyard, american, 5 eyes partner, australia is also very

we'll be in the 60's hanging on to that 60's. partly because of that cool ocean breeze, which is readily apparent right along happen bay this morning with that fog. the rest of us, though, very solidly in the 70's campbell, san jose as well as any on 78 are very warmest spots, pleasanton, dublin and livermore. at 75 in oakland and richmond at 74 for your highs. temperatures in fairfield vacaville comparable with that. also at 74 today, getting your look ahead in our next 7 days today. tomorrow, the warmest for sure tomorrow, not as warm as today, but still similar thursday. temperatures fall pretty sharply and we will see those showers. i just mentioned now friday morning, a few more morning sprinkles friday night to saturday. another chance of some light showers the week next week does look to be cooler, especially this weekend with highs having fallen into the 50's reyna. john, thank you for that. will you talked about the fog along the golden gate bridge and we're seeing that low visibility. >> so 32 minutes as you're heading

now, today's daytime highs 60's to 70's a few 50's near the coastline. it's going to feel one nicer than yesterday does because of a couple factors here. obviously temperatures are a huge change from yesterday, but they are a couple of degrees warmer. sunshine is back out in full force and winds going to be a whole lot calmer today. all that adds up to a really comfortable afternoon. fairfield and vacaville are very warmest spots at 74 degrees today. well, most of the rest of us still hanging on to the 60's tomorrow. just a little bit cooler indefinitely. cloudier is that weak system passes right by us. friday. temperatures warm up to the warmest numbers will have this weekend before we dive into the 50's on saturday along with consistently rainy conditions through the day. sunday is your first day of spring sunshine for temperatures begin to climb. and by next week, look at monday and tuesday, climbing well into the mid 70's to even low 80's john, thank you for that. or let me tell you about a few issues out there. if you're in the south bay mountain vi

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more widespread 70's on tuesday with low 70's in concord and even some mid-60's by the water in sausalito, half moon bay 60 degrees. we'll look at a system missing us once again to the north. that allows for the temperatures to come down slightly wednesday. we get a little wind with that but that will work to warm us 62n san c we'll be in the low 60's from san mateo. san francisco, a bit on the cool side but a lot of sun. with that onshore flow 56 in daly city. north bay, so no one warm to the low to mid citie60's. san rafael, low 60's into the east bay. nice afternoon and we look for highs in the low 60's from oakland and hayward today. union city at fremont as well heading inland. boy, going from temperatures near freezing to 30 degrees of warming taking us to 63 in san ramon. pittsford 64. beautiful afternoon. certainly we need the rain but a lot of flowers out there already is temperatures continue to warm. numbers throughout the upper 60's for your monday. in our warmest locations, bayside as well. 70's for tuesday and as we get into wednesday and thursday, little change. next weeken

highs today in the 70's and 80's. some areas more than 20 degrees above where we should be this time of year. overnight tonight fog, back along the coast and around the bay shore line. 40's and 50's as we head into wednesday. records likely today, wear that sunscreen. the u.v. index is haoeufplt the warmth eases by the ends of the week. there's that chance of rain sunday evening into monday. a one on the storm index scale. jobina: thank you. get ready for your daily dose of cute. the denver zoo has welcomed this extremely rare edition. a baby bongo. the cat is named winston. he was born to parents tperpb and howard earlier this -- fern and howard earlier this month. i love it. he's going to get big. just wait for it. they are a very rare of anti-lope. found in the rainforest stretching from senegal to kenya. this is the part that got me. not the 200 left in the wild. but this. i'm glad winston is here. but then winston can grow up to be between 450 and 900 wounds pwo*upbdz. reggie: a strapping boy. only 200. that's de

s. and nato were supporting biological weapons development in ukraine. we hear the key points ah, broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow. this is our to international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. now we start with the latest developments in the ukraine conflict. vladimir putin emphasized, in a phone call with french president emanuel macklin on friday, that russia is doing everything i can to ensure the safety of civilians in ukraine, particularly by providing evacuation roots now put an also accused nationalist, ukrainian forces of having committed war crimes in the done boss, and issue he mentioned, and they call earlier that day with german chancellor off schultz. now, while the humanitarian situation in ukraine remains dire, the un has reported it has deployed it 1st military and a convoy to the war torn city of sumi in the countries northeast. meanwhile, moscow says the guns republic has now gained over 90 percent of its territory after pushing

s. bullets and the u. s. has engaged in huge this formation campaign to demonize is adversary's if china sanctioned russia. the results are catastrophic, not only dead to peoples of both russia and china suffer from higher prices and to lack of goose and puts in its cornering russia is shown nuclear power. i don't think anyone want to see things even more dramatic to happen. increasingly, many analysts realize that any security solutions in the region we've got the involvement, all russia we're bit is faster. china is on the side of humanity. in general. i think it is what the right side of his tree and tails and washington's traditional middle east allies are also unhappy with the u. s. attempts to control global oil supply. some of the world's biggest crude export is, are increasingly with this thing america. and looking to bypass the use of the dollar in their trade ortiz, rachel blevins expense. after years of involvement in the middle east, the u. s. now appears to be losing his grasp on some of the clos

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30's. gusty wind mainly in the 30's, a gusty but cool afternoon. late saturday night and early sunday morning there is the chance of drizzle but a better bet for rain is likely on tuesday. clocks move ahead one hour on sunday so before you go to bed, turn the clock forward one hour. also a good time to change the batteries in your smoke detector. sunrise at 7:23 and sunset at 7:15. windy and bright in the hills going into the 60's. a frost advisory beginning at midnight for the north bay valleys, even the santa clara valley, san jose and morgan hill. temperatures drop well into the 30's. san jose dropping to about 37. the bay shoreline, low to mid 40's. here is the accuweather 7 day forecast, windy in the hills today. late night drizzle into sunday but a better bet comes on tuesday. kumasi: the baseball season getting shorter. where the talks between owners and players stand. reggie: a recall on nearly a million luxury cars because of a fire hazard. kumasi: it is 5:23. another round of talk

s. side u. s. l i. australia is also upping the ante on tie one and on building nuclear submarines. japan's arms imports have increased 2 and a half times over the past 5 years. with south korea also noticeably increasing its military budget. you can guess who supplying them. the usa remains the largest supplier to asia and oceania as arms exports are an important element of u. s. foreign policy aimed at china. and that's not all. a u. s. firm just bought a shipyard in the philippines. might not look like much, just a bankrupt junkyard. well, not quite. the location provides direct access to the south china sea, the main area of china, how, when tensions a message to beijing that we're here to stay. and then there's the firm who bought it. the co founder city feinberg is a washington insider having run companies with close ties to the us. miller. he also apparently has a very keen interest in china. little surprise. it's his fin that bought a shipyard american 5 ice partner. australia is also very

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s. is very concerned about a potential chinese meddling in the war in ukraine, essentially that russia could evade sanctions with the help of china. also that the conflict of china, metals in that war could spiral further out of control could reach some global implications with china being involved natal perhaps eventually leading to a 3rd world war. and that read out was very brief. considering that the 2 president spoke 2 hours on the phone earlier today, and also came fairly late. but what it does really tell us is that biden warned president she and quote, unquote described implications and consequences of china provides material to support russia. so certainly no further detail on the one hand side, but clearly what the why it tells us talking about here are sanctions for china if they help russia evade the sanctions. or if they provide any military support in the conflict. and we know oliver, that china is watching very carefully what's happening with ukraine, and that brings us to

s. called for russia to be excluded from the g 20 as it was with the g 8. so let's take a listen to what both washington and beijing had to say about that. on the question of the g 20, i will just say this. we believe that it cannot be business as usual for russia in international institutions and in the international community, which is actually the g. 20 is a major platform for international economic cooperation with the participation of major economies in the world. russia is an important member and no member has the right to remove other countries as a member of asian, also stood by russia when it tried to pass a un security council, a draft resolution that all of the other members of the security council actually abstained from so another important point we have to talk about also is that the 2022 meeting of bricks countries is set to come up very soon. and it's widely expected to take place in china. so, while washington attempts to isolate russia from all of these bricks countries

s. is a strong, reliable partner in the region. yeah, that's the one that has now been postponed indefinitely. instead, president biden held a bilateral some. it was singapore alone this week. why singapore was the only country in southeast asia that is complied with washington's demand, to condemn and impose sanctions against russia. a what the job are giving a so why the cold shoulder from the rest? well, as the u. s. has made clear and it's criticism of the neutral positions taken by china and india. the binding ministration expects nothing short of full condemnation of russia right now. but many of the countries in the region has strong economic ties with russia. and they're not willing to jeopardize that relationship out. washington's command, for example, vietnam relies heavily on russia for its coal supply, which served as the largest product in the $1780000000.00 worth of goods. it being on imported for marcia and 2020. on the other hand, indonesia relies on russia to buy its res

s. since they have an array of suppliers, they are isolated from europe. they are not so dependent on our deliveries and use the u. s. bond our oil, though it hasn't gone that. well, the americans will keep reminding president biden about the price of a gallon. ukraine is very far away in gasoline prices somewhere in the midwest or at a record high right now. inflation is 10 percent. it's a mind blowing number for the u. s. bids. yeah, so this decision will haunt the u. s. administration. it's consumers will say a big thank you for what their government is doing to their domestic economy. as a side effects of attempts to sway the russians for the overall, i'm philosophical about it. it's our natural well fits our gas and oil. can we use that? we have to trade, it was europeans with asia. generally there has been a global energy shift every 50 to 70 years. i don't know what the man is. the source will be in 2050 hydrogen. how some of the technology i simply don't know. so we have to prepa

temperatures in the 60's and low 70's. jobina: a major alert underway in san rafael, southbound 101. this is a deadly crash. kumasi: volvo is building an electric vehicle charging station at starbucks locations in five states. they plan 15 stations from seattle to denver by the end of the year. right now, california is not included. reggie: you will notice an increase in your override, pulling out temporary fuel fees to offset the record high gas prices. this applies to rides and deliveries. money will go straight to the drivers and you can expect to pay of the $.45 extra on uber eats. the san francisco-based doordash has announced plans to help its drivers offset the record high gas prices. it will give drivers 10% cashback when they purchase gas using the company debit card. the delivery out company says it will also start paying weekly bonuses to drivers who drive the most miles. those who drive 225 miles will earn an extra $15. kumasi: as gas prices continue to rise, police are seeing an increase in thieves stealing fu

s. bonds in ports over moscow's invasion of ukraine. we're banning all in ports of russian oil and gas. eugene emmys, russian oil no longer be acceptable. u. s. ports in the american people will deal another powerful blow to prove warmish and evacuation from the besieged, ukrainian city of mateo. paul is put on hold. doctor reports of shelling in the area grains president is given a standing ovation, was he addresses the british parliament. he tells them his people will fight to the end, exhaustion and heartache for you and says, 2000000 people of now fled. since russia's invasion began. and on december to the sport, the english premier league tis up a right steel to show their matches in russia over the invasion of trade. ah, the crime is attempting to evacuate besieged areas that have felt the force of russia's invasion, but russian forces that are again being accused of violating a temporary cease fire, a convoy of bosses and humanity. renee, destined for mateo. paul has been forced t

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temperatures in the 30's and 40's as we head to thursday. the strongest winds forecast in the north bay and east bay, starting at midnight tonight. this could go up to 55 mph, and the winds tend to bring tree branches down. we could have isolated power outages. we could track an increase in fire danger. in the north bay and east bay, you see we have heightened fire danger, something we will watch very closely as the winds move through. it looks like we could see higher amounts in the north bay, but it is still about six or seven days out. here is the accuweather 7 day forecast. gusty winds tomorrow. winds relax friday. chance of showers monday night and tuesday. it is level one on the storm index. reggie: we turn to ginger zee with a look at what is happening on gma. hello, ginger. ginger: the hood is up and i am in the rain, changing over to snow. what a beautiful day here as we almost enter spring. i will be talking about this storm that actually has implications of tornado watches down in the south. a lot more to get to. you know we will

upper 60's to mid 70's. 74 in santa rosa. 71 in san jose. you could probably get away with short sleeves later on this afternoon. plenty of stars, numbers falling back into the 30's and 40's. we will likely find the strongest winds first along the coast. winds become more areawidee thursday. that offshore direction and very dry air. we find that increase in fire danger thursday morning. we will track the winds wednesday and thursday. the weekend looking lies before a slight chance of a shower coming monday. reggie: apple's first event of the year happens today. we are expecting to see a new low-cost iphone. the budget friendly phone includes a better camera and faster processor. apple is also expected to unveil several new ipads and a series of upgrades to its existing product lineup. you have to wait for the new iphone 4 team. today's event will be streamed on apple's website at 10:00 this morning. kumasi: a new hotel is ready to welcome visitors to downtown oakland. it's located along broadway in the uptown district. includes a rooftop lou

s. supplied the e. u with liquefied natural gas. this would help the 27 member block to end it's dependency on energy supplies from russia. that meeting between biden and funded line comes on day 2 of an e. u. leaders summit focused on the war in ukraine. and we are expecting a press conference in brussels with was enough underline and a u. s. president joe biden, that should start shortly. we will go life that press conference when it begins. but for now, we're going to return to our top story developments on the ground in ukraine, and some signs of ukrainian forces. gaining ground and pushing back russian forces, intelligence report, se ukraine as retaken ground west of care of, and destroyed a ship in russian, held a territory. when russia launched its invasion, a month ago, it expected to take ukraine in a lightning offensive against all odds. ukrainian forces continue to keep one of the world's biggest armies at bay. but that resistance has come at a terrible price. flames and smoke

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tracking 60's and 70's out there in the bay area. so we're good 5 to nearly 10 degrees above average, low 70's for warmest inland valleys in the east bay and north bay was santa rosa. >> warming up to 72 degrees. when you should be in the mid 60's. so not a bad way to start the first day of spring. and let's take a look at conditions out there this evening for your sunday night. we're still in the 50's out there right now. san jose. 55 degrees. as is oakland. >> downtown san francisco, though, the low 50's with pacific up cooling down to 49 degrees in widespread low to mid 50's for those of you in our north bay valleys, especially petaluma at dearly in the low 50's wouldn't be surprised if you cool down in the upper 40's within the next couple of minutes. when tracker for though tracking breezy winds out there right now in downtown san francisco. getting that cool sea breeze influence with sustained winds at 24 miles per hour. gusts near 30 miles per hour. so just heads up there. but radar for it tracking very dry, clear and calm con

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70's while the east bay shoreline in the low 70's, some of our inland areas in the mid 70's to even low 80's for vacaville and fairfield near the coastline. a couple of 50's hanging on like an point rays. tomorrow's temperatures even warmer yet with tuesday and wednesday, being the warmest of your forecast will cool into thursday. briefly warm back up into friday. the warmest of your weekend. then cool. just a little bit to saturday. still very comfortable. sunday gets cooler into the 60's. with that chance of showers on sunday right now. john, thank you for that. cannot wait for that sunshine. all this. we can. we do have a hot spot. >> this is in sausalito. southbound one. 0, one north of robin williams tunnel. so we do have 2 lanes are blocked and we are seeing delays as you're traveling through there. another accident this in san jose north now south of mckee wrote we're seeing delays along 6, 80 80 as well in the south bay heading into the city right now. a 15 minute drive mace to that fremont street exit. another accident here in redwood city, northbound, 1, 1, south of woodsi

s. president who wanted to take care of the home front travels to europe. looking to shore up a united fnt witeu and ato alliesan either deliver results that help stem the conflict and its effects were asking biden versus putin, can the us stop the war in ukraine welcome to. to the point, it is a great pleasure to greet our guests. soraya sahadi nelson is a talk show host at the common ground berlin podcast and former correspondent for the u. s. broadcaster npr michelle tuman is diplomatic correspondent at the german weekly die zeit. and it's a great pleasure to welcome back to the show. my colleague roman gonchar if he is a ukrainian by birth and works with dws russian language service in bonn. yeah. and i'd like to begin if i may with you soraya following the trump presidency and the disastrous us exit from afghanistan? many people doubted whether there was still any will on the part of the us to lead. is that different. now, would you say that us president biden is right when he says

s. president joe biden is going to be traveling to poland. it's a nation at the crossroads of the conflict where millions of ukrainians are taking shelter. natasha bought our reports from brussels. us president j biden's trip to brussels to meet leaders of nato. the g 7 and european union was aimed to rallying western allies to find ways to stop russia's warn ukraine and sent a message to moscow that the west is united. nato has never, never been more united than it is to day. pohden is getting exactly the opposite, what he intended to have as a consequence of going into ukraine fight and said the u. s. would commit $1000000000.00 in humanitarian. 80 a crane and the western allies would impose a raft of new sanctions on moscow. ross went on, she knew sanctions of more than $400.00 individuals and entities aligned with an alignment with the european union. more than 300 members of duma oligarchy and russian defense companies that fuel the russian war machine. earlier in the day, ukraine's

s. s. r part nuclear armed missiles in cuba, in 1962, the west was ready to blow up the world over it. now, when nato does the same, they expect russia to do differently. so as the us call on the world, the turning of russia, and then by that claim d, as ushering in a new world order, are we seeing the world turn their backs on the u. s. instead and could then new order, the one in which the u. s is no longer at the top of the food chain in washington. rachel blevins, archie, former us diplomat. gym john trust thinks the american establishment is living in the past. and its prospects for maintaining a unilateral hedge money are questionable. the u. s. is certainly a superpower. the question is whether the u. s. will try to retain its position as the unit polar. as the only superpower that dominates the entire world in a hedge, a monic fashion, or whether it can take a step back to being one of a number of major powers are still living in the 990 s, where the united states is the only voice

let�*s look at russia. when russia refused to retreat from this invasion into ukraine, it had to take the embargoes, the sanctions, even trying to wean off the european countries from buying the international banking system, so if china continues to be part of the russian invasion or actively help russia, what would the international community do? that would be the consequences. that would be the implication if the uk, us, europe got together and made that decision, then that would be another major shift in the geopolitics of this well. through all of the fighting an outline of a peace agreement may have been emerging. in a phone call between president putin and turkey�*s president erdogan, the russian leader set out his demands. the bbc�*s world afairs editor, john simpson, who�*s in istanbul, has been given details of that call. half—an—hour after coming off the telephone call between president putin and president erdogan, ibrahim kalin started to tell me what had been happening. president putin