pati ortiz: gracias a ti, damián. damián trujillo: gracias, para más información, el redwood city education foundation, está disponible para sus servicios y donaciones, ahí está la página web para más información. y regresamos aquí en comunidad del valle con otra entrevista especial, tocante a los derechos laborales; no se nos vayan. damián trujillo: recientemente tuvimos una entrevista importantísima sobre sus derechos laborales, que es un tema de suma importancia, según me dicen aquí las fuentes y las personas que ven este programa de comunidad del valle, así que aquí está la entrevista con don josué garcía. en su trabajo laboral, aquí con nosotros en comunidad del valle, el señor don josué garcía, que es el presidente y fundador de la nueva compañía, génesis sv o génesis silicon valley; ah, don josué, bienvenido otra vez a comunidad del valle. josué garcía: damián, muy buenas, un gusto saludarlo, y gracias por, por darme la oportunidad de estar en su programa. damián trujillo: gracia

and the guns republics ortiz pull asleep reports. you ambassadors in brussels, have those heard a package of sanctions against russia. and these go further than the sanctions. the u. k. and the united states are implementing. first and foremost, we have the 351 russian parliamentarians. they will face sanctions for having voted for the independence of the provinces of la guns and, and it's in eastern ukraine. in addition, they will be as a freezers, as well as travel bands, as well as a prohibition for making funds available to 27 high profile people and entities. now these include banks, they include business people, they include ali, gas, anybody and everybody who had any kind of financial or material support for the loo, ganske, and dentist regions. there was also talk of an internet, so called ho factory being targeted in saint petersburg. now they are also restrictions that are being placed on russians are on russian government's ability to raise money on the european financial markets. and there is also trade ben that is being

we heard from ortiz deputy editor in chief on a 1000000000, and she says the channel operates in full compliance with u. k. broadcast rules. what i have seen. and again, this is all the news or dropping. basically, there's any update every minute. but from what i have seen, they have made some comments. you other media outlets. they're reviewing. i guess the letter or the culture minister have not received any from them yet. but that they will have, you know, perhaps maybe add some additional scrutiny to review our content and complaints and things. but i'm not quite sure what the complaint they have in mind because he has not had a single breach of the awesome co that is really important for me to reiterate in the last 4 years at all. i think the content of the highest quality. busy award winning recognize internationally can happen. there is a pressure to have a special review indicate that it has nothing to do with our with our own existence . which means that it is becoming a purely purely political matter for a very long time. b r. i understand it was not even subject to the revi

ortiz murat gas, dia reports. this is the aftermath of an apparent car bombing that recently happened in the guns city. devastated during the war 7 years ago. violence has come anew to the separatist republic to the city, and the outskirts is another village that was hit over the course of this violent night, say $122.00 millimeter mortar round here, the bits of shrapnel that caused all this damage. cutting down power lines as well as blowing out windows in nearby house as this happened again in the very early hours of the morning in this village, ironically named mary mountain locals are terrified when this ukrainian shell landed in the middle of their village. many were hiding in the basements, which may have saved their lives. no people were heard. but the family dog wasn't so lucky. you can see 2 wounds in its head, a piece of shrapnel, apparently that went into either it's on the back of the head and came out of the other side, given conditions. here are the violence and the lack of money from the people here

we heard from ortiz, deputy editor in chief. our teacher was tirelessly work to bring valuable facts and use to an audience really around the world where they organizational government either call 4 or 430 to be taken off the air. it's simply highlight the policy of media freedoms in the nation. they were present to look at the association of your injury. analysts, who i'm the one hand, so practically declared themselves as the founders of journalists right yet. so readily turned back on the very founding principle to support the suppression of news and journalists under political pressure ever were time to recognize the importance of all gathering news and understanding of old use is now. functional has sent a letter to our tea thing and ended distribution over quote concern about the situation in ukraine. the channel added that it considers it has the right to do so under the license agreement with this network on thursday, poland made our t one of 5 russian channels to be taken off air and britain's culture secretary asked re

ah, let's get the latest from ortiz dawn cold. so who's in saga rog, donald the watts, have been the most recent developments in bush's military operation. while peter, the russian military, has now entered the city of hot cove. it's located in a region that borders both don boss and russia. according to the ministry of defense, a hundreds of ukrainians have dropped their weapons and surrendered. and according to and actually over the past several hours, planes have been flying by. we've heard gunshots, there, there's been a large explosions. apparently the russian military has been destroying ukrainian arms deposed there. and now as for mariano, pull the neo fascist armed groups have been shelling civilian areas and they've even destroyed one school there. and, and also the ministry defense has been saying that they've been taking tactics out of the syrian terrorist playbook using so called van dera cars. let's take a listen to what they said was listed as the book value on the, the nationalist battalions. you so called mendera c

de san joaquín compareció ante entidades la mujer acusada de asesinar sus tres hijos >> es patricia ortiz quien enfrenta cargos de asesinato y josué tenemos los detalles >> ella hacia todo por sus hijos, hizo todo por ellos, estamos hablando solamente de la madre que mató a sus hijos pero no de la madre hizo suicidar con ellos >> la mejor amiga de patricia ortiz rompe el silencio y habla de los problemas psicológicos que enfrentaba su mejor amiga debería ir que no quería estar aquí >> que no me quería levantar no quería que pasara las cosas de esta manera >> pero dios lo decidió si ella está tranquila y sabe que hay consecuencias y estamos viviendo las >> con un traje amarillo una mirada triste y sus manos esbozadas así comparece por segunda ocasión y esta vez físicamente frente al juez patricia ortiz mujer acusada de matar presuntamente a sus hijos el 12 de enero. los sentimientos no se hacen esperar por el hermano >> estamos llenos de tristeza por ella por lo queríamos que supiera y que nos diera que estamos ahí, demostrando apoyo y demostrar que la amamos y estamos con e

i'm ortiz, senior correspondent, rods gasdio. thank you very much. the old dates on the ground and make sure you stay safe over there as well. and now for a recap of the main news, obviously this, our vladimir putin has announced a miniature operation in dumbass. during his address to the nation. the president said there be no occupation of ukrainian territory. he also called for ukrainian troops to put down the weapons, who says rushes goal is to bring justice for those justice to those who committed numerous crimes against civilians, including russian citizens. this comes after the people's republic of don bus turned to russia for military assistance. meanwhile, reports just in artillery can be heard in the dumbass republics and in ukraine. local say that sounds of explosions can also be heard in the area of boy supple airport nikki, of ukrainian military command post in care of have also reportedly been attacked by rockets. now ukrainian president volume is zalinski has pleaded for peace. amid the alleged growing russian threats, he made an emotio

so passing off people, it also this, our ortiz, german language channel appeals berlin's broadcast bath. we have from the russian foreign ministry spokeswoman movie. as a, however, the german government said it had nothing to do with the conflict, but they did not hide the irritable reaction to the work of tea. and the german union of journalists paid a big role. you can say as much as you like that the employees of r t, i know john this the to this you need to have some criteria. date funding is not an indicator cuts universal credit and flooring bills are taking it's toll on families just getting by resulting in them doing something they never imagined. like using a food bank and the millions in britain, experian food insecurity and the spike in the cost of living asi, visit the food bank to hear how it's hitting household a very warm welcome from our team. her in most good. this is ality international with the latest world news update is great to have you with that with the canadian capital still in the grip of mass cove. it vaccine monday protests, the provinces of alberta and saska

aguiar: algunos aficionados como arturo ortiz aseguran lo mismo. ortiz: nosotros lo vemos, por ejemplo, el decir “gÜey” en cualquier lado. entonces, “¿quÉ pasÓ gÜey?”, “¿cÓmo estÁs, gÜey?”. aguiar: aunque para otros es un insulto, una ofensa. >> es una palabra homofÓbica y es la palabra que en muchos casos escuchan por Última vez muchas personas de la comunidad lgbtq+ cuando son vÍctimas de crÍmenes de odio, por ejemplo. aguiar: enrique torres, activista lgbtq en mÉxico, sabe el daÑo que una simple palabra puede hacer. torres: mÉxico es de los paÍses con los Índices de violencia contra las personas lgbtq+ mÁs mÁs altos del continente y mÁs altos del mundo. aguiar: por eso la federaciÓn ha lanzado varias campaÑas de educaciÓn para los aficionados. algunas de ellas en boca de los propios jugadores. >> el odio no tiene lugar en nuestros corazones. >> es lo mejor que le podemos enseÑar a nuestros hijos. aguiar: nada de esto importÓ en los estadios y el grito siguiÓ tomando fuerza. >> ha decidido pararlo por el tri

and of course now these high profile, more high profile russian figures, including ortiz, editor, and chief, of course. and it makes you wonder, you know, what's next? what, who else could they impose sanctions on president peyton himself would be like b, alternate target. so do you think we can expect a fled more sanctions against that particular individuals and companies like today? well, the e u has some e u members have been quoted as saying they want big bang sanctions against russia . again, this is very ominous. we can only guess what they mean by that, but there are people in, within the e, you have already sanction 27 high profile russian entities. that's one. incidentally, for every member states, the e. u. after this announcement, my president, putin, as you would expect, perhaps more sanctions of course, from the west in the e u. what they would be and is still up for debate that have been some kind of toothless sanctions promise and, and carried out by the us. of course, joe biden said he would target the economies if you can scan. and annette by imposing trade sanctions

we have heard from ortiz, deputy editor in chief, our teacher was tirelessly. we're to bring valuable facts and use to an audience williams around the world where they organizational government either call for or for us aren't you to be taken off. the air is simply highlights the policy of media freedoms in the nation. they were present to look at the association of your injury . analysts, who i'm the one hand, so practically declared themselves as the founders of journalists right yet. so readily turned back on the very founding principle to support the suppression of news and journalists under political pressure ever were time to recognize the importance of all fact gathering news and understanding the old use is now talks tell, has sent a letter to our t thing it ended distribution over quote, concerned about the situation in ukraine channel added that it considers it as the right to do. so under the license agreement with this network on thursday, poland made our t one of 5 russian channels to be taken off air and britain's culture secretary asked regulator

hayes ortiz, polis leah's, speaking from berlin. with more details, well, certainly, sanctions are on the table, many in not only the european community, but internationally slamming the russian president vladimir putin decision to recognize the provinces of lou ganske and de next, the u. s. the u. k. and the e. you have all now pledged to impose sanctions. there has been a joint statement that was issued by the european commission and the european council. the european council president has held a marathon of telephone calls from last night after that announcement by president putin was made. one of the cause was with the ukrainian president in which he said, and i'm quoting the you stands by you firmly and fully supports ukrainian territorial integrity. the european commission president had this to say the recognition of the 2 separate us territories in ukraine as a blatant violation of international law, the territorial integrity of ukraine and the minsk agreements. the e u and its partners will react with unity, firmness and wit

bring it through about ortiz killer. while others where we leave the round up for now, what is a busy day? i'll bring all the updates to you at the top of the hour. do hope you can join me then this is our t ah . mm. bring you the very latest every out the day. this is are now snow from everyone with with this is boom. but the one bed there, so you can't afford them, it brand new board and i'm ready. lemons in washington.

let's cross live now to ortiz correspondence in the us, caleb moping. caleb, what's the main takeaway from that? you could you had security council meeting? sure, well, it was quite a dramatic meeting. essentially, the united states and their allies brought before the un security council, a resolution condemning russia and a vote was taken and the resolution did not pass because russia is a permanent member of the un security council and voted no on it thus vetoing it. however, the vote was preceded by a lot of theatrical speeches condemning russia. russia had an opportunity to defend itself from some of the extreme allegations made by you as allies. here's some of what we heard in this rather dramatic meeting, bye. russia's latest attack. on our most fundamental principles is so bold, so brazen that it threatens our international system. as we know it, president putin has launched a massive invasion of ukraine. his aim is to remove its government and subjugate its people. this is naught, self defense under article 51. it is naked aggression. it is an unprovoked unjustified war. and t

we can cross live to ortiz, remind calls or is in the east. he didn't, don't yet government. good to see this morning. give us an update on the latest where you are. ah, good morning. well, we'll start with what's happening in the ukraine in the moment. we're getting reports that are russian troops are continuing to neutralize ukrainian army positions across the country. and i was talking about so basis, airports, air defense systems, and basically any military positions that they have in some places in ukraine, a local army is nowhere to be seen. for example, in the city of fi here, san, or in the entire region are local residents were baffled by the absence of the ukrainian army. while they were witnessing the presence of a russian troops. now the city of fire mil it's opal in ukraine is also reportedly already under a rushes control. i'm talking about the military bases of course. and earlier, there was a large fire in the city of fargo, golf in the east of ukraine, home to at least a 1000000 and a half for people on the video. if you're looking at it right now, shows a bl

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well, government welfare payouts face big cuts, ortiz shawnee, i pistachio reports from a food bank in london. well, touching suit on the table is the most important thing of haven't should do for their kids. last month, a 1000000 adults in the u. k went at least a whole day without eating anything because they simply couldn't afford it as a familiar story that we come across in london in different burrows. many, many parents are doing that. they literally reduce an official intake in order for the children to have a decent meal. and then if you look out, what are decent meal is that in itself is not fully well balanced meal. rumbling tanny's and belly eggs are not uncommon as the cost of living source. 3, emergency food passes are handed out to families and need every minutes. energy prices, sky high, grocery prices are inflating, while government handouts are low forcing many people to rely on charity and food banks like this one to make ends meet. we've seen over the last 4 fortnight, an increase in 35 percent of all uses. the rise in inflation and the cost of living has affected im

let's not bring in ortiz, don't call here at moscow. and charlotte do basically, standing by for us live in paris, could often into both of you don't 1st to you. the foreign ministry had been wanting of a mirror, a response against germany. now it's arrived. what's been announced while rory, this is just the beginning of russia's response to this violation of freedom of the press in germany. and it's certainly been the strong response to the press accreditation of deutsche, as well as going to be revoked deutsche of ellis offices and russia are set to be closed. and the, all of the russian language broadcasts from deutsche of al are set to be stopped. that's what the russian foreign ministry said, and we also just minutes ago heard that georgia villa will actually wait until they receive official confirmation of these measures and that they will appeal them if they do receive them. now another thing that moscow did was set up decide to set up a blacklist of german government officials, media regulators, anyone that was complicit in this

in while even before the current crisis are opted. ortiz, german language says the channel or t, d. e was blocks in germany. a political analyst says, such moves are extremely warm. i've got a number of debates on our team, and i've discussed many times with people who dealt with my disagree on many opinions when a lot of people, i mean, so there are a lot of debates on a lot of different subjects. r t has brought people together from different different political horizons, have brought them to debate, to discuss some agree, some disagree. and that is the purpose of journalism. and that is the purpose of the media meant that people who are watching make their own opinion, art is not an ideology. it's a place where people can meet, discuss, debate on ideas. and that's fundamental. if we take that out or democracy is there is no more democracy. so it's extremely important, maybe the mission down to be said stations, we have to find something on the internet. if it's the internet is close down, we have to find something else. it will be tough, these times are extremely tough. now, i do

it wants later to end it's mandatory involvement in the contract. ortiz don't call to run us through the document. finally, we've seen russia's response to the u. s. his rejection of the proposals for security guarantees that moscow put forward back in mid december the, the russian foreign ministry is basically giving the west and ultimatum at this point if it wants to de escalate without excluding ukraine from nato. it has to stop shipping weapons to the country, pull its military advisors from eastern and southern europe, and put an end to military exercises near russia's border. the foreign ministries document did also say, though, that washington has shown willingness to work on arms controls and risk reduction measures. us even recognized the justification for several russian initiatives in that sphere over the past several years. and of course, one of the main points of the foreign ministries document, though it's something that moscow has reiterated for months. now, russia has no plans to invade ukraine. there is no russian invasion of ukraine, which the united states and its

we spoke earlier with lemons from american livingston, who spoke highly of ortiz perspective. i don't think this is an issue for off come, i mean, i watch tv every day. i have never seen propaganda. i've never seen a lonely, it's got a good balance coverage of global news around the world. and i mean, this is all we're just being ramp because of the crisis on the ukrainian borders. and why use me so much about people watching all this stuff on tv is being ramp, topless or land t russian propaganda that we're not told on any british television or radio channel . but these areas in ukraine of russian populations, they want to be part of russia. and that happens way around the world. i have not seen any british news channel. i actually telling us the truth about that. what's going on, you know, why? i haven't seen a single amuse programs pointing out that these are substantial ration communities . on the other side of the board with you crying. i have not seen any media produce media and point out that crimea was never a part of the ukraine. the hundreds and hundreds of years, it

earlier we heard from ortiz deputy editor in chief on a balcony, and she says the charlies operating in full compliance with u. k. broadcast rules. what i have seen, and again, this is all the news or dropping. basically, there's any update every minute. but from what i have seen, they have made comments to other media outlets. they're reviewing. i guess the letter or the culture minister have not received any from them yet. but that they will have, you know, perhaps maybe add some additional scrutiny to review our content. and complaints and things, but i'm not quite sure what the complaint they have in mind because you have not had a single breach of the awesome code that is really important for me to reiterate in the last 4 years at all. i think for content of the highest quality award winning recognize internationally. there is a pressure to have a special review indicate that it has nothing to do with our with our own existence . which means that it is becoming a purely purely political matter for a very long time. b, r i understand, was not even subject to the review by the ind

the less course live now, to ortiz kayla more been in new york. she's been following the un security council emergency meeting very closely. caleb, what did we hear from the session? what was the key takeaways? sure. while the 15 member body that leads the united nation convened for a meeting, now russia was acting as the head of the un security council in the rotating position. they convened a meeting we heard from the united states, the u. s. a accused russia of violating ukraine's territorial integrity. they claimed that ukraine, that the russia wants to recreate the russian empire. the united states said that if russia further invades ukraine, there will be devastating outcomes. they argued that this was prudent, wanting to demonstrate his force, and they said that this was food and tearing up the minced agreements. now we heard from the u. k. representative, who said that russia has made a mockery of all agreements. there will be severe economic consequences saying that russia had shown contempt for international law. now, as the meeting went

border patrol ortiz met yesterday in wake of being confronted by his a. >> we continue to do the job we signed up for, we all signed up for, we all raised our hand. >> it is not hard to say, i have been doing this for 31 years. >> todd: hillary va ughan. >> you admitted moral is all-time low, are president biden's policies to blame for that? >> no comment. >> todd: no comment. one lawmaker was carlos carlos gimenez. it could be a news maker. >> ashley: looking forward to that, griff jenkins, thank you so much. texas congressman michael clown says law and order are taking a backseat under biden. >> we can track a billion gun records, this is -- the american people get this, we are seeing crime go up in cities because we're not enforcing the law, criminals have more rights than law-abiding citizens. the incentive structure on law and order reversed under this administration. >> ashley: biden met with governors and said his administration is trying to figure out why midprants are leaving their home countries. fox weather alert. millions in the path of another massive winter storm. >> to

this prost live now to ortiz shoddy, was dusty in london. hi shelby. this is going to be the biggest price hike on record. give us a sense of how it's going to impact people and what the government's doing to help while it's being described as a by now pe later, scam essentially the opposition at describing it in such a way like that because they simply think that this packet of support are so called package of support is simply not good enough. of course, the government says it's trying to help alleviate the costs and the pressures for every day people admit this mammoth energy price hike. so just to run through the thick isn't for you. what we'll see is energy price cap will be a double 254 percent in april, just shy of 2000 pounds. and what that means is, every year people have to pay $693.00 pounds more every single year than double what it was just a year ago. so a huge, huge hike with dire consequences as well. but the government says it doesn't recognize it needs to step in, and that's why is offering this support package. what we can do is take

ortiz you admitted morale is at an all-time low at cpb. are president biden's policies to blame for that? >> no comment. thank you. reporter: david, ortiz could have easily said no but he didn't. david? david: hillary, thank you very much. get reaction from republican tennessee congressman mark green. congressman, i can't believe it could get worse. 1.7 million immigrants in texas alone in the past 12 months but it could actually get even more than that if title 42 goes away. what will happen? >> that is exactly what will happen. title 42 allows particularly, david, send you know the single adult males back. that's what they use to get those guys deported and, if they get rid of that, i mean the total number for the u.s. last year was 2.2 million. think about that, 2.2 million people a year coming into the united states? david: incredible. >> it is unsustainable. among all the other things that you already have talked about many times. david: is there anything congress can do about it? >> as long as the democrats are in power, no. nancy pe

alleging russia tuck in the coming days. moscow has continually denied any such allegations. years ortiz saskia taylor on the latest wave of syria. as a panic around ukraine reaches fever, pitch the wilds been laying bats on how it will all play out. this a very different situation and things could go crazy quickly. so crazy and quickly apparently the people are being told to run while they can. we encourage all american citizens who remain in ukraine to depart immediately. we are in the window when an invasion could begin at any time, should fly to recruit and decide to order it. and he might be always 15000 kilometers away from care of all the way over in australia. but even from babbling, couldn't could feel the crazy coming. an invasion could begin at any time during the olympics. any american citizens who remain in ukraine should leave. now. the media have also been keen to cache in on the hysteria, hyping up every juicy detail about the rush invasion that's been eminent for months after all d escalation just doesn't bring in the punters. but in all the chaos they just can't seem to

resolution calling out moscow's actions. russia uses veto power knots, meaning it can't be approved. ortiz caleb moping as mall. i'm going to let you go to new, the new stuff in the united states, senator tomorrow, when it comes to invasions, i will refrain from listening the aggressions that the united states has committed in its history. but it has no right to preach morality with russia. no one loan, essentially the united states and their allies brought before the un security council, a resolution condemning russia and a vote was taken and the resolution did not pass because russia is a permanent member of the un security council and voted no on it thus vetoing it, however, the vote was preceded by a lot of theatrical speeches condemning russia. russia had an opportunity to defend itself from some of the extreme allegations made by us allies. here's some of what we heard in this rather dramatic meeting by russia's latest attack. on our most fundamental principles is so bold, so brazen that it threatens our international system. as we know it, president putin has launched a massive inva

we also heard from ortiz, editor in chief, following, not news that taking a crucial estate. jordan off the tap before the russians. information manipulation in europe lay banning russia to day and spun dick from broadcasting ended up in union. you will say your scott, i'm normally at risk of the e u. that for years has been selling the whole world. how much the treasure and love freedom of speech, how they appreciate and loved diversity of thoughts, diversity of news and information. today in response to the actions of russia, ukraine meant to protect russian speaking citizens. there. the e. u announced that we won't broadcast there any more for what the presidents decision to start. the operation has to do with us is unclear. it's absolutely obvious that no matter whether we continue broadcasting or not, the operation would proceed. it's absolutely clear that it's just an excuse. they wanted to close us for a long time, but it would have looked bad in the eyes of their own citizens, our audience, because it's against freedom of speech anyway. and now it convenient excuse ap

the dates now political x, the john laughed lunda express concerns about the you bonding of ortiz thing. it would raise a disturbing precedence for the freedom of speech. what's wrong with it is that it's totalitarian. if you don't suppress media outlets, that's a basic principle. if the e u is going to suppress r t and sputnik, that means european union citizens will no longer be able to watch those channels. no one forces them to watch them. it is a measure that she is announced which drastically reduces the liberties of you citizens. it. i'm sure it doesn't make a slightest bit of difference to russia. ah, but it does make a difference to people who want to watch out in sputnik. and i mean, we've got used to tell attorneys and for 2 years now, with all the coven madness. but this is, this is so this is in the same category. in any case what, what laws is she is claiming to be operating under the you doesn't have that authority any more than it has the authority. by the way, as far as i know, to close air spaces, you mentioned in your report above all, i mean, independently of the iss

the hacker group anonymous has declared cyber war against the russian government ortiz . websites is one of its targets on has been affected by outages. why am joined alive now in the studio by our correspondence eager is done of eager ortiz website has been sites by this talk, a group anonymous. what more can you tell us? well, absolutely, this anonymous hacker group is arguably the most recognizable and the largest in the world that is responsible and has claimed responsibility for a loss of bo, hacks and leaks that have resonated all around the world. this time, they have openly openly said that they are waging war on all of russia and the claim responsibility for bringing down the r c dot com. our website did as i'm speaking, as of now it can be reached really, unless you will get a you luckily can get through and after you refresh the page for like dozens of time, maybe again, it doesn't day doesn't really count as you know, working properly. anyway, so they claim responsibility for that and it follows a series of attacks on other russian websites, for example, the w

alleging russia will attack in the coming days. moscow has repeatedly denied having any such plans. ortiz stuff, your taylor takes of the story. as a panic around ukraine reaches fever, pitch the wilds been laying bats on how it will all play out this a very different situation and things could go crazy quickly. so crazy and quickly, apparently the people are being told to run while they can. we encourage all american citizens who remain in ukraine to depart immediately. we are in the window when an invasion could begin at any time, should vladimir putin decide to order it. and he might be always 15000 kilometers away from care of all the way over in australia, but even from babbling, couldn't could feel the crazy coming. an invasion could begin at any time during the olympics. any american citizens who remained in ukraine should leave now. the media have also been seen to cache in on the hysteria, hyping up every juicy detail about the rush invasion that's been imminent for months after all, de escalation just doesn't bring in the punters. but in all the chaos they just can't seem to agr

big guns to disperse them, invoking the emergencies out for the 1st time in the country's history. ortiz pizza . oliver picks up the story. nps have approved prime minister, just untrue those decision to invoke the emergencies act. here in canada, last monday, it passed through the house of commons, 185 to 151 votes. it always was thought that it would go through that was because true, those liberal party had a tentative alliance with the new democratic party on this particular issue. the greens also saying that they would vote in favor for the the, the putting in place of these measures against were the conservatives and the block cubic corps. and what we heard from the, the liberal party was them saying that this measures, these measures that were put in place were needed in order to try and get the protestors who were all around here where i am in central or to were just a week ago in fact, they were all here up until saturday when they were forcefully removed from this area. you may be able to see just behind me as a fence that leads up to the, the parliament building. that fence is

big guns to disperse them, introducing the emergency darts for the 1st time in the country's history. ortiz pizza. oliver picks up the story. nps have approved. prime minister, just untrue those decision to invoke the emergencies act. here in canada, last monday, it passed through the house of commons, 185 to 151 votes. it always was thought that it would go through that was because true, those liberal party had a tentative alliance with the new democratic party on this particular issue. the greens also saying that they would vote in favor for the, at the, the putting in place of these measures against were the conservatives and the block cubic corps. and what we heard from the, the liberal party was them saying that this measures, these measures they were put in place were needed in order to try and get the protestors who were all around here where i am in central or to were just a week ago in fact, they were all here up until saturday when they were forcefully removed from this area. you may be able to see just behind me as a fence that leads up to the, the parliament building. that fence

and nato's bombing off for the former yugoslavia taking a good hard look at ortiz, danny armstrong, the old saying, goes, those that fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it. but in the west, it seems that those who don't know their own history are doomed to accuse others of their own wrong doing. the west has rushed to bran. russia's recognition of the guns and the nets. republics. as a violation of international law. who in the lord's name was prudence gives them the right to declare new, so cor, countries on territory the belonged, whose neighbors? the so flagrant violation of international law and demands of firm response from the national community. however, look not too far back into the annals of history, suggest that it might not be about respect for the law at all in 1099, nate, so completely bypass the u. n. by not seeking authorization for a bombing campaign in bel, great. even just one day is a long time in politics, but for $78.00 days straight, that the bombs rained down in serbia. it seems that no one in the west took time to ponder its legality. but then the ki

for more of this, let's cross live to ortiz dawn a quarter who has been following these comprehensive talks between the leaders of these 2 countries. don, tell me what were the key points of the negotiations? either sean, well after like you said, just 5 hours of negotiations between putin and micron, there actually haven't been any major breakthroughs to speak of. and that was something that moscow had expected to begin with. but we did hear that the russian president vladimir putin reader reiterated a lot of points that russia has been trying to make for some months now, specifically connected to russia's proposals for security guarantees. with regard to nato and the conflict in ukraine. the russian president specifically pointed to nato's hypocrisy when it comes to a when it comes to calling itself a peaceful organization. but at the same time, as accused russia being its enemy and then also refusing to completely exclude ukraine from the military organization. and now, according to the russian president though, he said that he and micron have come to come up with a few ideas that

so we one of all, the 93000 refugees of fled the numbers to russia. ortiz, donal quarter was in the russian city. of roth on dawn with a group of volunteers helping the new arrivals. over the past several days, we've been seeing thousands and thousands of evacuees coming from the don boss region like that. it's just been recognized as independent from ukraine. and some estimates even suggest that somewhere near 100000 of them may have crossed the border into the russian federation over the past several days. right behind me, you could see ball and tears that have come from the suburbs of moscow for moscow itself. and even that's from the most part, even from other regions, they've come as well to help out in the effort to make sure that these evacuees are living well. that while it was there until they can go back home basically, you know, and you'll also notice that before the bit behind the volunteers, you see here are trucks, they're huge transport trucks. those are supplies that the ruling party in russia, the united russia party, has organized to be sent here to aid the evacuee is comi

that gay lover of so you see no point in it's after russia recognize the dumbass republics. ortiz, a correspondence, kill him off and explains. we heard from antony blanca and speaking along with the foreign minister of ukraine. and they made some very harsh allegations against russia saying that russia does not recognize the sovereignty of the ukraine and ukraine's right to exist as a country law. from there, they made all kinds of drastic statements about pushing russia off of the global economy. they talked of new sanctions and went into detail about new sanctions that are being imposed on russia in response to russia's recognition of the dawn and republic and the lugens republic. and they are essentially talking about how this is just the beginning. and if russia proceeds, are they what they referred to as a further invasion of ukraine? there will be harsher consequences. this is some of what anthony blank in the us secretary of state said when speaking, 3 clear what we've seen. in the last 24 hours. that this is never been about ukraine and they don't, per se. what president put

after russia recognized the dumbass republics, ortiz correspondent caleb morphine has more. we heard from antony blanca and speaking along with the foreign minister of ukraine. from there, they made all kinds of drastic statements about pushing russia off of the global economy. they talked of new sanctions and went into detail about new sanctions that are being imposed on russia in response to russia's recognition of the dawn asked republic and the lugens republic. and they are essentially talking about how this is just the beginning. and if russia proceeds, are they what they referred to as a further invasion of ukraine? there will be harsher consequences. and they made some very harsh allegations against russia, saying that russia does not recognize the sovereignty of the ukraine and ukraine's right to exist as a country. this is never been about ukrainian nato. it's about reconstituting the russian empire or short of that a sphere of influence, ukraine and nato is really been an argument, an excuse to mask the fact that what this is about is present to you that ukraine is

at military infrastructure and also the safe exit routes for ukrainian soldiers have been arranged. ortiz, senior correspondence broadcast div reports from the la guns republic. i was thou, that hasn't been a any exclusions, and the gods sca oh, in the suburbs in the outskirts of the city as we had seen in previous days with wisconsin shelling between the 2 sides. so shelling from the ukrainian side and from the self proclaimed or at the now recognized republic of you guns. nevertheless, the operation, the offensive that they have launched this morning following, following a very sustained, very loud and very sustained artillery. shelly campaign this morning as the the operation they say is progressing according to plan. they say they have penetrated 3 kilometers into, into ukrainian lines more i believe on the near side just south of us. nevertheless, the front line stretches for the hundreds of kilometers and we haven't been able to to get close to the front lines. we have been turned back because of the dangerous situation that, as we were told, nevertheless, across you. craig, as a ho

that's what russia goes off, come has already said it is going to investigate. examine complaints about ortiz coverage, specifically about at the crisis in ukraine as a priority. so it is keeping a close eye on us then, but it's simply not good enough for the government. the government wants to see this channel taken off that because as the letter reads are t, as part of russia's global dis, information campaign. and that it's essential the u. k. limits russia spread of state propaganda at home. so it is interesting to see a cabinet member hi. hi. hi, politician. here in the u. k. weighing in despite the prime minister saying it's not the job of politicians to weigh in in such matters. and if they do so well, the u. k. would be as bad as russia, but 2 things really are quite striking in order. first. i see that the fact that cooling for ought to be shut down in the 1st place is quite a, for a slight, specifically about free speech as a fundamental principle. the u. k how's itself on the fundamental principles of free speech, the right to tell all sides of the same story, any courage in the br

earlier i discussed the details of the signed degree with ortiz elliot katrinka. first of all, we do have to understand that we can look at these treaties between moscow and don't answer as well as lou ganske as an agreement between 2 fully fledged nations . because starting this monday, moscow treats the 2 republics as form entities of international law. but it's more importantly, it's more important to look at what exactly russia can do under these treaties in the 2 republics on their territory. so let me just go through the other elements of it. besides the fact that troops will now be sent to the don. it's going lugens republics. now, according to this agreement, russia will be able to use the infrastructure and the territory of the 2 new states as moscow puts it for the military bases even possibly, and the movement and the maneuvers of its own army right there. besides this v, a borders of donnie, it's going lugens. republics will be secured and guarded. not only by the troops belonging to don, it's getting lugens, but also by the russian army as well. which

but the games have not been without controversy, as ortiz alexia says. he reports from paging a very good 3rd day of the beijing olympics for a team of russian olympic committee winning their 2nd gold in the space of 2 days corps to see off the ice figure skating team. there was little in free going into this round of competition because on sunday they basically sealed goals with very confident performances by monica. come that i took and come leave. who absolutely turn the ice into shreds with her. stella performance getting very close to a world record in fact. so the monday session was almost irrelevant. in that sense. russia was comfortable cruising to gold and confirmed it winning. the 2nd goal, gold in just the space of 2 days, and raining supreme in the overall metal stable at the moment. that was, however, a somewhat controversial incident involving women's ice hockey match between r o c and canada. the canadian ice hockey plas reportedly refused to take to the ice until they see negative results of the team are, sees corporate tests and my colle

ford ortiz, my manager, is to question more, and we do. we ultimately push back on the mainstream narrative, as you alluded to a bit earlier on our conversation, it does seem to ruffle feathers around the world. some people saying we're doing the wrong thing. some other people saying we're doing exactly the right thing now with a political atmosphere so toxic right now. you didn't seem to show much optimism right now, but do you think off. com will bow to pressure and try and ex, license them? i believe that the call i'm not going to be real decided here. this is just the cover for the british government to decide whether it's ready to risk the cutting of the b b. c russian services. because surely this is what we're follow silencing on t. they are pretending to pass the box to off gone. but talk to the big pantomime a shirad. the british government will decide and they will take into account russia recovery get the, gotten them the whole business. the actions have consequences and sanction can be followed by functions from the other side

over the recognition of the dumbass republics ortiz policy a report. well, we're just hearing from you opin union foreign minister saying that they will sanction 27 russians and entities. and this will include banks, the defense sector, and limit russian access to european financial markers. it will also include members of russia's duma, which is parliament's lower house and will involve things like travel benz an s at freezers. we've also heard from the e u commission chief saying, and i quote, we need to diversify our supplies and look for reliable suppliers. now all of this comes after a press conference earlier on tuesday was held by e n. c. stoughton berg, the nato secretary general. he said, the most dangerous moment for you appear un security in a generation is what is being faced now. so quite a dramatic way of looking at things. he also has accused moscow of moving from covert to overt operations, saying that he has evidence that moscow is planning a large scale military invasion of ukraine. but he didn't give any examples of what that evidenc

dr. germany media regulators lopsided broadcast on ortiz history channel. g d. a head on the program, the u. s. nato response to russia's proposed security guarantees. is li, done, published by a spanish newspaper. the document rejects russia's key them, including keeping the neighboring brain out with on the you could soon pump the green label on galsen nuclear power paving the way for subsidies and tax cuts says member states class over the switch to renewables, mit stuff. and then with just a few moments into our brand new day here in moscow, thursday, february, the 3rd welcome to the news hour on arte. russia has pledged to take action against german media outlets operating in the country. the announcement from the foreign ministry came just hours after our sister channel r t. d was blocked by germany's media regulator. the verdict of the german media regulator is an unambiguous signal that russian concerns have been defiantly ignored. this step deprives us of any choice but to start implementing retaliatory measures against german media accredited in russia

that ortiz donald calls around us through the document. finally, we've seen russia's response to the u. s. as rejection of the proposals for security guarantees that moscow put forward back in mid december, the, the russian foreign ministry is basically giving the west and ultimatum at this point if it wants to de escalate without excluding ukraine from nato. it has to stop shipping weapons to the country, pull its military advisors from eastern and southern europe, and put an end to military exercises here. russia border, the foreign ministry, documents it also say though that washington has shown willingness to work on arms controls and risk reduction measures. us even recognized the justification for several russian initiatives in that sphere over the past several years. and of course, one of the main points of the foreign ministries document, though it's something that moscow has reiterated for months. now, russia has no plans to invade ukraine. there is no russian invasion of ukraine, which the united states and its allies have been declaring at the official level since on last

well, government welfare payouts face big cuts ortiz, shoddy, edwards dusty reports from a food bank in london. well, touching suit on the table is the most important thing of haven't should do for their kids. last month, a 1000000 adults in the u. k went at least a whole day without eating anything because they simply couldn't afford it as a familiar story that we come across in london in different burrows. many, many parents are doing that. they literally reduce nutritional intake. in order for the children to have a decent meal. and then if you look at what are decent meal is that in itself is not fully well by this meal. rumbling tanny's and belly aches are not uncommon as the cost of living source. 3 emergency food parcels, a handed out to families and need every minutes. energy prices, sky, high, grocery prices are inflating, while government handouts are low forcing many people to rely on charity and food banks like this one to make ends meet. we've seen over the last 4 fortnight's an increase in 35 percent of all uses. the rise in inflation and the cost of living has affected

whatever it is, you name it all t is also playing by exactly the same off. com rules that we had from ortiz deputy editor, and she's on a balcony. she says the channel is in full compliance with u. k. broad cross regulations. what i had seen and again, this is all the news or dropping. basically, there's any update every minute. but from what i have seen, they have made comments to other media outlets. they're reviewing. i guess the letter and the culture minister have not received any asian from them yet. but that they will have, you know, perhaps maybe ask some additional scrutiny to review our content and complaints and things. but i'm not quite sure what the complaints they have in mind because are not had a single breach of the awesome co that is really important for me to reiterate in the last 4 years at all. i think the content of leaders of the highest quality award winning recognize internationally. there is a pressure to have a special review indicate that it has nothing to do with our firm has to do with our own existence. which means that it is becoming a purely purely political