mr course and support these measures in the house of lords?— the house of lords? mr speaker, we have very tough _ the house of lords? mr speaker, we have very tough laws, _ the house of lords? mr speaker, we have very tough laws, tough - the house of lords? mr speaker, we have very tough laws, tough rules i the house of lords? mr speaker, we have very tough laws, tough rules in| have very tough laws, tough rules in this country to stop foreign donations. we don't expect foreign donations. we don't expect foreign donations. you have to be on the register of, in the uk, and actual register of, in the uk, and actual register to give to a uk political party and before he starts joking around, mr speaker, iwouldjust remind him that the largest single corporate donation to the labour party came from a member of the chinese communist party. after meeting with ukrainian consul general in scotland's first minister urged the uk government to go further and target russian... in further and target russian... i�*i london. we have quite rightly had some very tough rhetoric fr

the house of lords is expanding so much and i thought very briefly. the house of. lords is expanding so much and the number— lords is expanding so much and the number of— lords is expanding so much and the number of life appears to be expended so much since the next coronation. — expended so much since the next coronation, that we don't know or see that _ coronation, that we don't know or see that being addressed yet and the new plans _ see that being addressed yet and the new lans. , ., , i. new plans. sorry to interrupt you but 'ust new plans. sorry to interrupt you but just as _ new plans. sorry to interrupt you but just as you — new plans. sorry to interrupt you but just as you refinishing - new plans. sorry to interrupt you butjust as you refinishing that i butjust as you refinishing that thought because we are out of time. kate from the i and jonathan from the birmingham mail, the you both very much for your thoughts and that is it for the papers this evening and goodbye for now. hello, and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. i'mjane h

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when you go into the house of lords, lots of checks - the house of lords, lots of checks and scrutiny is done and you have got to have high standards of public life. 0k, got to have high standards of public life. ok, this wasn't known when tony blair put him in the house of lords, but once things come to light, how is it morally right for him to keep the title? this is an honour that is bestowed on him by the queen, and what he has done is despicable and dishonourable. as long as he keeps that title, he will try and maintain that linkage to the house of lords to the queen, so we must break that link because when he comes out, in pakistan he's quite popular among the kashmiri and pakistani cup —— communities and he can use that and we have to stop that happening ifjustice is to be served. that happening if 'ustice is to be served. a, ., , that happening if 'ustice is to be served. ., , ., served. more generally looking at this case, what _ served. more generally looking at this case, what have _ served. more generally looking at this case, what have you - served. more generally loo

the house of lords of the united kingdom. so but that's that's i think that's as close to a renaissance man as you get in this day and age, so i want to thank him for joining us and my colleague david asher who's a senior fellow here at hudson who some of the people who've seen our broadcast before and read the newspaper know was involved in the trump administration at the end in the state department. it's a contractor looking at the question of origins and has testified before congress. i'm going to ask him at the end to make some comments about the author's presentation. so thank you all for joining us. thank you all for the work you've done on this important issue. i'm g so thank you all for joining us. thank you for the work you have done on this important issue. going right to the substance of this, just to begin we had briefly that starting with the origins of this book. why did the two of you undertake this investigation and how did you become co-authors? >> i was writing for the wall street journal. and i came across

the house of lords of the united kingdom. so but that's that's i think that's as close to a renaissance man as you get in this day and age, so i want to thank him for joining us and my colleague david asher who's a senior fellow here at hudson who some of the people who've seen our broadcast before and read the newspaper know was involved in the trump administration at the end in the state department. it's a contractor looking at the question of origins and has testified before congress. i'm going to ask him at the end to make some comments about the author's presentation. so thank you all for joining us. thank you all for the work you've done on this important issue. i'm going to cut right to the substance of this i guess to begin i'd ask briefly. start with the origins of this book viral, um on why did why did the two of you undertake this investigation? and did you become co-authors? shall i kick that off because i was writing for the wall street journal on this topic a couple of times and i came across the work of alina c

here, lord ahmed of rotherham, a former member of the house of lords, has been jailed for five and a half years for child sex offences. the 64—year—old carried out the assaults on a boy and a girl in the 19705 when he was a teenager. a farmer has been cleared of dangerous driving and criminal damage after he used a forklift to pick up a car that was on his land and blocking his property. robert hooper said he'd been assaulted by a passenger from the car and felt "frightened and threatened". this sunday the queen will become the first british monarch to celebrate a platinum jubilee, marking a 70—year reign. the day marks the anniversary of the death of her father, george vi, and her accession to the throne. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. the letters, the newest one. she's nearly 96 now, not quite as robust physically as before. a monarch looking back over 70 years and three previous jubilees. simple, but ingenious. they've been decades during which she's given much, but one thing above all. stability in times of war and peace, in times of social calm and soci

a former member of the house of lords has beenjailed for five and a half years for child sex offences. lord ahmed of rotherham carried out the assaults on two children in the 1970s when he was a teenager. there are now calls for him to be stripped of his title. the 64 year old was tried under his real name, nazir ahmed. stay with us on bbc world news, still to come: queen elizabeth marks her platinum jubilee viewing some quirky cards and gifts — celebrating her 70 years as monarch. this is the moment that millions in iran have been waiting for. after his long years in exile, the first hesitant steps of ayatollah khomeini on iranian soil. south africa's white government has offered its black opponents concessions unparalleled in the history of apartheid. and the anc leader, nelson mandela, is to be set free unconditionally. three, two, one. the countdown to the critical moment — the world's most powerful rocket ignited all 27 of its engines at once. and, apart of its power, it's this recycling of the rocket, slashing the cost of the launch that makes this a breakthrough in the busi

a former member of the house of lords has beenjailed for five and a half years for child sex offences. lord ahmed of rotherham carried out the assaults on two children in the 1970s when he was a teenager. there are now calls for him to be stripped of his title. the 64 year old was tried under his real name, nazir ahmed. stay with us on bbc world news, still to come: queen elizabeth marks her platinum jubilee viewing some quirky cards and gifts — celebrating her 70 years as monarch. this is news, the latest headlines... the official opening of the winter olympics has taken place in beijing amid chinese pride and international controversy. the presidents of china and russia meet ahead of the opening ceremony — as the two countries move closer together in the face of western pressure and pledge to oppose further nato expansion. olly foster has all the sport. they went in and pick opening ceremony took place inside the bird nest stadium. the olympic torch was placed in the centre of a giant snowflake and there it will stay for the next 60 days of competition. i organisers say one of t

of lords? >> mr. speaker, we have very tough loss, tough rules in this country to stop foreign donations. we don't accept foreign donations. you have to be on the register of the u.k. to give to a u.k. political party, and before you start chucking it around, i would remind you that the largest single donation to the labour party came from a member of the chinese communist party. >> at this moment, as they house agreed yesterday, we have to stand united. i'll note the prime minister did not agree to change the elections bill. i think that is a mistake, and i ask him to take it away and look at it again. putin has invaded a sovereign european nation. he has attacked because he wears openness of democracy and because he knows that given a choice, people will not choose to live under erratic violence. he seeks division. we must stay united. he hopes for in action, so we must take a stand. he believes we are to corrupted to do the right thing, so we must prove him wrong, and i believe that we can,

of lords knighthood or whatever it is. and now the bbc running the story that government may be about to scrap its golden visa scheme. this idea that rich people could effectively buy british citizenship. it�*s quite a murky area of policy. we never really been clear with the lines drawn. it really been clear with the lines drawn. ., , really been clear with the lines drawn. . , , really been clear with the lines drawn. ., , , ~' ,, drawn. it really is. i think if you look at whose _ drawn. it really is. i think if you look at whose receives - drawn. it really is. i think if you look at whose receives honoursi drawn. it really is. i think if you - look at whose receives honours under our current system, there are some incredibly worried to enact worthy recipients. the exact kind of people who should be getting these awards. but then you also get people getting honours from the queen for essentially doing theirjob in the civil service. essentially doing theirjob in the civilservice. or even essentially doing theirjob in t

about s. nicholson made the revelation off of the house of lords ton down her amendment calling for patients to be put in wards according to their birth sex. she was the current policy, threatened weapons, dignity, privacy, and safety. traditionally female patients in the n h. s, and in private hospitals have been allocated beds and single sex wards accommodating only women patients. transgender ism, and i speak as a woman, has undermined that provision with the 21. 900. any guidance authorizing self selection of patient gender on arrival in hospitals. the current disputed national health service guidelines say trans patients should be accommodated according to the presentation, such as the way they dress and the name they currently use rather than that of their biological sex. one senior british health official says the n h. s is trying to strike a balance between all patients rights the n h f is committed to meeting a suit. he's under the quality act. and as such, needs to give do regard to both those who gender identity is the same as their biological sex at birth. as well as tho

a former member of the house of lords has beenjailed for five—and—a—half years for child sex offences. lord ahmed of rotherham carried out the assaults on two children in the 1970s when he was a teenager. there are now calls for him to be stripped of his title. the 64—year—old was tried under his real name, nazir ahmed. the government's £9 billion move this week to shore up household finances in the face of a sharp rise in energy bills was a major intervention — adding up to help of £350 a year for the majority of families. but what difference will that sum make to people struggling with the rise in the cost of living, and will it get to those who need help the most? our business editor simonjack reports. george is one of many for whom a 54% rise in the energy cap will force choices they've never had to make before. i'm going to have to start pulling back on certain things, so i might have to shut down my business or, at least, reduce some of the costs that i have on it. i might have to stop using some of the things i used to help myself mentally like socialising with friends

mr course and support these measures in the house of lords.— the house of lords. mr speaker, we have very tough _ the house of lords. mr speaker, we have very tough rules _ the house of lords. mr speaker, we have very tough rules in _ the house of lords. mr speaker, we have very tough rules in this - have very tough rules in this country to stop foreign donations, we do not accept, we don't accept foreign donations, you have to be on the register of the uk electoral register to give the uk political parties and before he starts chucking it around, i will remind him, that the largest single corporate donation to the labour party came from a member of the chinese communist party. ila. party came from a member of the chinese communist party. no, mr seaker. chinese communist party. no, mr speaker- at _ chinese communist party. no, mr speaker. at this _ chinese communist party. no, mr speaker. at this moment, - chinese communist party. no, mr speaker. at this moment, as i chinese communist party. no, mr speaker. at this moment, as the l speaker. at this moment, as the

we heard from my prem, seeka, a member of a house of lords representing the opposition labor party. he says that energy firms a prioritizing profit over people in the last decade, u k. orland, gas companies are paid out to 100000000000 pound and dividends are the irony is that the u. k. does call it even produce enough electricity to meet its own needs. it has to import it from places like oil and trans belgium and so on. it is same with the energy companies who deal with the retailing off energy. and what's happened is are the energy companies i've reduced their storage capacity. so that means people are exposed to price instability and supply swings, and indeed food prices are also rising. so it is really, really devastating. and the other point to remember is the 693 pound increases, the 1st installment further increases to come in autumn. this year, and i am afraid we will see some debts from cold and possibly from malnutrition as well before long. yeah, mora opinions about the u. k. is energy crisis in europe. energy issues, which are the all pets section of r t dot com. also,

we heard from cram seeka a member of the house of lords representing the opposition labor party. he said energy farmers are more than happy to leave their customers in the cold due to historic profits that are pouring in the last decade that yuki oil and gas companies are paid out 200000000000 pound in dividends. are the irony is that the u . k. does call it even produce enough electricity to meet its own needs. it has to import it from places like island, trans belgium, and so on. it is same with the energy companies who deal with the retailing of energy. and what's happened is that the energy companies have reduced their storage capacity, so that means people are exposed to price instability and supply swings. and indeed food prices are also rising. so it is really, really devastating. and the other point to remember is this $693.00 pound increases, the 1st installment further increases to come in autumn this year. and i am afraid we will see some deaths from cold and possibly from malnutrition as well before long. well according to the u. n's, urban prosperity index, moscow is

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the house of lords of united t kingdom. i think that's as close to a renaissance man as you get in this day and age, some want to thank him for joining us. and my colleague david asher, senior fellow get hudson who some of the people have seen our podcast before read the newspaper know was involved in the trump administration at the end and state department contractor looking at the question of origins and has testified before congress. i'm going to asksk him at the ed to make some comments about the office presentation.n. thank you all for joining us. thank you all for the work you've done on this important issue. i'm going to cut right to the substancee of this. i get to begin i would ask briefly come start with the origins of this book, "viral." why did the two of you undertake this investigation and how did you become co-authors? journal on this topic a couple of times and i came across the work of alina chan. found it to be very insightful and her own comments to be increasingly penetrating about this topic. and so i h

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a former member of the house of lords has beenjailed for five and a half years for child sex offences. lord ahmed of rotherham carried out the assaults on two children in the 1970s when he was a teenager. there are now calls for him to be stripped of his title. the 64 year old was tried under his real name, nazir ahmed. from south yorkshire, tom ingall reports. once he sat on the comfortable red benches of the house. but the big house he is headed to will not be so convivial. lord ahmed was inobled for his service to his community and he was the pride of rotherham but he was hiding in awful truth. in the early 1970s he had sexually abused a boy and a girl. one of them, his voice played by an actor told the bbc his position of power made speaking out even harder. ever since the abuse all i try to do is bury it. you try and lead a normal life. but you can never lead a normal life. i was quite worried in terms of the consequences of going and making a complaint against him in terms of what he might be able to do to me and i have no doubts if he was not found guilty he would make sure tha

tonight with the context, ed vaizey, former conservative mp, now a member of the house of lords and dahlia scheindlin, political analyst and fellow at century international, a global policy think tank. we start with the resignation of the head of britain's biggest police force , dame cressida dick. as commisisoner of the metropolitan police in london for the past four years, she found herself at the centre of a series of high profile controversies. only last week, the police watchdog uncovered what it described as "disgraceful mysogyny, bullying and sexual harrassment" within the ranks of the force she'd led. earlier today, she maintained she had no intention of resigning. but within hours, dame cressida said the mayor of london had left her with no choice but to step aside. this is just part of what cressida dick had to say, a short time ago: following contact with the mayor of london today it is quite clear that the mayor no longer has confidence in my leadership of the metropolitan police service for me to continue as commissioner. he has left me no choice but to step aside. i say this

a former labour member of the house of lords has beenjailed for 5.5 years for child sexual offences. lord ahmed assaulted two children in the 1970s when he was a teenager. his victims are calling for him to be stripped of his title. 0ur correspondent danny savage has been following the story. a key appeal that is being made today in the wake of the sentencing, danny? today in the wake of the sentencing, dann ? , , ., ., i. ., danny? yes, it is not often you have a court case — danny? yes, it is not often you have a court case where _ danny? yes, it is not often you have a court case where both _ danny? yes, it is not often you have a court case where both the judge i a court case where both the judge and the defendant can both technically be called your lord or my lordship, but today we had exactly that. with lord ahmed of rotherham in the dock and being sentenced to 5.5 years in prison. he was tried under his name nazir ahmed. that trial ended last month and it was the sentencing hearing today. he assaulted two children, a boy and girl, back in the 1970s when he himself was a teen

tonight with the context, ed vaizey, former conservative mp, now a member of the house of lords

the house of lords with very wealthy russians and a very wealthy british people who have made their money in russia thanks to the links with people who are close to putin's regime. the real problem we are seeing is not only the corruption that comes with it, but a culture of violence. when you have people like charlotte leslie, who is now having threats because she has questioned some donations to the tory party via a british citizen who made his money in russia and who has, according to many investigations, including some by the financial times, links to some very senior people in a putin's regime, we have a serious problem and it is going beyond corruption. but with that, as you have outlined their the scale of the problem as you see it, but the thing about the economic crime bill for example, it has a cross—party support, but in these times it is quite difficult with the divisive political atmosphere, but everyone seems to be “p atmosphere, but everyone seems to be up to get behind this, but the question is perhaps is taking so long. do you have an answer, just briefly, to th

. _ well, baroness smith, the labour leader in the house of lords, was also with sir keir starmer and david lammy at the time of the disturbance yesterday. earlier she spoke to bbc essex about what the experience was like. there was screaming, pretty vile screaming, and shouting. they certainly started shouting keir�*s name, blew whistles, cheered, gh. it became hard to talk even though they were some distance away and next thing we knew we were surrounded by them and some of the things being said were pretty vile, i don't look at the things on the internets but i gather there are pretty vile things on the internet of conspiracy theories that most people dismiss as nonsense but some people believe. they were screaming those kinds of things and it was just pretty horrible, i had to say. to brs, at the time you just get on with it, it is only one i have looked back at the footage that i understood why i had so many texts and messages from people asking if i was ok, it shows that kindness outweighs unpleasantness every time but it was not nice, it was unpleasant. baroness smith. i'm jo

it they were voted down by the house of lords, particularly when it came to these kinds of protests and it's very difficult and we are talking to them there, legitimate protests around freedoms being infringed and there is this intimidating more aggressive flash mob style protest which clearly there are a lot of mps i want to stamp that out, how do you differentiate between the two? it’s differentiate between the two? it�*s difficult and i can is that i'm grateful that i am not a legislator and that i'm not an mp, we decide to report on this stuff. the point that i often hear is that when it comes to things like the behaviour of protesters around sir keir starmer yesterday, ifeel most protesters around sir keir starmer yesterday, i feel most politicians what they would prefer is not to see legislation for something like that, but to change the nature of the debate in britain. i think a lot of politicians, you might say they aren't doing much in order to bring it about but you generally do this by law, you just have to stop people from being so angry all the time. but about the r

this is the building in question, a multi story residential house built in the 19 seventy's. lord o's has never been inside the building is currently managed by a muslim foundation. we'll get to read about our what appropriate fear in the use for word. so today i'm going in there is no sign of any turkish tenants. the building was reported to have become dilapidated. laur dose is an architect and has come to see if that's true. and we hope that on the other end there will be open. bo this some too many of you may better will be good lord o's couldn't get into the seller. and the door to the roof is locked as well. he had hoped to see more money the property is in a prime location, right on the see. the architect worries, turkish speculators have set their sights on it. speculators who are betting reunification and with it, a restitution of the property to its owners will never happen. florida has filed suit with the european court of human rights for the building's return, but he's still waiting on the judgment thing that i wanted you to use to ensure that the program becomes bargain

in the streets of rochelle, lord ost meets other greek former residents. most of them would be willing to return to the town even with that under turkish cypriot administration. oh, well we hear stories about our house here for more grandmother. we see how much his suffered sold is yours and the it's oh, so it was were good. heritage so, so here we were born here. we grew up here, hudson. so why not? by both ethnic turks and greeks had been gathering and bringing at least some life back to this ghost town on weekends. this makes andreas lord o's happy. they can stroller ride rented bags among the ruins. 2 street food is sold along the wide beach manny turkish cypriots say they'd have nothing against the greeks returning to russia. i've got every one's right. should be respected code with him. can you miles say very good. i mean, as far as i'm concerned, they could of the former owners can come back and do business here calibration, as long as he recognized the turkish north autonomy, hey, look, you didn't, there already come, have your book, you know, good

in the streets of rochelle, lord ost meets other greek former residents. most of them would be willing to return to the town even with that under turkish cypriot administration. although we hear stories about our house here from our grandmother, we see how much he suffered told is yours. and then it's, oh, so it was we're good. heritage. so, so here we were born here. we grew up here, hudson ellen. so why not? by both ethnic turks and greeks have been gathering and bringing at least some life back to this ghost town on weekends. this makes andreas lord o's happy. they can stroller ride rented bikes among the ruins. 2 street food is sold along the wide beach, many turkish cypriots say they'd have nothing against the greeks returning to ver osha. i've got every one's right. should be respected, goes with him. can you miles very, very good. i mean, as far as i'm concerned they could with the former owners can come back and do business here in a calibration. as long as he recognized the turkish nurse autonomy, hey, look, you didn't, there already come, have yo

in the streets of rochelle, lord ost meets other greek former residents. most of them would be willing to return to the town, even with that under turkish cypriot administration. although we hear stories about our house here for more grandmother, we see how much he suffered all these years. and it's so, so we're good. heritage so. so here we were born here. we grew up here, hudson. so why not? by both ethnic turks and greeks have been gathering and bringing at least some life back to this ghost town on weekends. this makes andreas lord o's happy. they can stroller ride rented bags among the ruins. 2 street food is sold along the wide beach, manny turkish cypriots say they'd have nothing against the greeks returning to her osha. i've got every one's right should be respected, goes with him. can you miles say very good. i b as far as i'm concerned, the group, the former owners can come back and do business here in a calibration, as long as he recognized the turkish nurse autonomy look, if you are already come have your book, you know, good use of my house is

lucky that the house of lords rejected these proposals, but there is no certainty they will not return in another bill. such as the denial of civil rights is wrong in principle and in practice. if the power of the state grows and the protection of the law diminish, the liberties of the individual full. the mother of parliaments should simply not permit this. we british are a kindly people. when appeals are a kindly people. when appeals are made for those in distress at home or abroad, the good heart of our nation responds with compassion and with generosity, but increasingly, across the western world, populist pressure leads to governments to be less generous to refugees, asylum seekers and migrants. at present, an astonishing estimated 70 million people are displaced, three times as many as at the end of the second world war. in the end of the second world war. in the next 30 years, climate change may force a further 1a3 million people to leave their homes. to this we must add unknown numbers of families freeing from intolerable hardship and repression. the problem is huge and the pro

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in the streets of rochelle, lord ost meets other greek former residents. most of them would be willing to return to the town even with that under turkish cypriot administration. oh, we hear stories about our house here from our grandmother. we see how much his suffered soul is yours. and it's so, so we're good heritage so. so here we were born here. we grew up here. so why not? by both ethnic turks and greeks have been gathering and bringing at least some life back to this ghost town on weekends. this makes andreas lord o's happy. they can stroller ride rented bikes among the ruins. 2 street food is sold along the wide beach, manny turkish. cypriots say they'd have nothing against the greeks returning to ver osha. of course everyone's right. should be respected, goes with him. can you miles very, very good. i believe. as far as i'm concerned, liquid with the former owners can come back and do business here in a calibration. as long as he recognized the turkish nurse autonomy, hey, look, you didn't, there already come, have your book, you know, good use of

signed, nancy pelosi, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: the prayer will be offered by chaplain kibben. crib: -- chal lynn kibben:00 would you pray with me. lord, be gracious unto us. be gracious to us and bless us. bless us with the warmth of your down tenens in. make your face to shine bonn us. may we reflect your saving power it will be known throughout the world. may we mirror the love you have for each and every person. imitate the grace you offer to all

he's an island of less than a 1000000 people. we all know whose house is these ira and they know because the north there is in control over the land registry documents as well. and then from there on it is on my thought of goodwin, and if god willing, so what will be homes? one, andreas borders his wishes that his home town will also be a home to turkish cypriots. and that brochure can contribute to the reconciliation of all of cyprus. ah, we have something to celebrate. the 77 percent has reached $100.00 show. 100 times we've tackled the issues that matter most to you with boundless passion on the lot. so added to the $100.00 with the food of their sovereignty. 70 percent to 77 percent. next on d w. as you see iran like we explore the please, and the 3rd time a place where millions of people will make a pilgrimage and the training grounds for the country. women soccer team. iran from 45 minutes on d w. ah . this is the w news life from berlin, looking for peace. that's all his country is doing. your cranes, president is lensky s

new images of violence in breakaway regions of ukraine after vladimir putin recognized them as independent and ordered russian troops to go in president biden at the white house today condemning putin >> who in the lord's name does putin think gives him the right to declare new so-called countries? >> the president announcing tough new sanctions against russia our team coverage inside ukraine, russia, and beyond >>> also, the three white men convicted of murdering ahmaud arbery are found guilty on all counts in a federal hate crimes trial his mother talking to us how she reacted. >>> back-to-back storms on the move danger on the roads. nearly 100 cars in massive pileup cleared in oregon. al roker tracking it all. >>> two blackhawk choppers crashing during a training exercise in utah incredibly, no crew members injured. >>> the historic victory for u.s. women's soccer stars in their battle for equal pay. how it levels the playing field. >>> and the singer we first met after sh

some of the tools are located here, a sugars see those stone. c i d the build some houses. so you know, they also leave with hello, i mariam the mozy in london. a quick look at the main stories this hour and more us troops of arrived in poland to reinforce nato's allies in the eastern europe, amid the russian military build up on ukraine's border. there are fears of a russian invasion there. moscow says it has no such plans. he was president joe biden has ordered nearly $3000.00 extra troops to poland and romania us officials of warned that russia has about 70 percent of the combat force. it needs for a full scale invasion of ukraine already in place. care would fall in just a few days. we believe that there is a very to sing possibility that vladimir putin will order an attack on ukraine. it could take a number of different forms. it could happen as soon as tomorrow, or it could take some weeks yet. i'm not going to make a prediction about what is going to unfold in the coming days. all i'm going to say is that we, the united states under the direction of president biden,

new images of violence in breakaway regions of ukraine after vladimir putin recognized them as independent and ordered russian troops to go in president biden at the white house today condemning putin >> who in the lord's name does putin think gives him the right to declare new so-called countries? >> the president announcing tough new sanctions against russia our team coverage inside ukraine, russia, and beyond >>> also, the three white men convicted of murdering ahmaud arbery are found guilty on all counts in a federal hate crimes trial his mother talking to us how she reacted. >>> back-to-back storms on the move danger on the roads. nearly 100 cars in massive pileup cleared in oregon. al roker tracking it all. >>> two blackhawk choppers crashing during a training exercise in utah incredibly, no crew members injured. >>> the historic victory for u.s. women's soccer stars in their battle for equal pay. how it levels the playing field. >>> and the singer we first met after she moved the "america's got talent" judges to tears. tonight, the tributes pouring in for her and her enduring messag

speaking from the eastern of the white house this afternoon, president biden forcefully condemn putin's actions. >> who in the lord's name is putin thing gives him the right to declare so cold countries on territory that belongs to his neighbors? this is a flagrant violation of international law and demands a firm response from the international community. >> the president announced what he said was the first wave of economic sanctions on russia, while promising there will be more to come if putin further escalates the situation. >> we're implementing full blocking sanctions on two large russian financial institutions. the e b and their military bank. we are implementing some sanctions on russia's sovereign debt. that means we cut off russia's government from western financing. it can no longer raise money from the west and cannot trade in its new dead on our markets are european markets either. >> in the coming days, the u. s. will impose additional sanctions on russia's elite and their families, people who, biden said, share in putin's corrupt gains. all of this is part of a coordinat