william cruz, this handwriting is familiar. johnson of these techniques are actively used my terrorist supervised by the c. i a, in the middle east and other countries and was talking i appeal to ukrainian citizen, but i share your nationalist. leadership uses the same methods as terrors, or they want to use you as human shields that the russian armed forces will not strike residential areas of the ukrainian capital room issuing. the ministry spokesman also claimed ukraine is committing a war crime by firing artillery from inside residential areas. but the russian military, it will not be drawn into provocations, alleging similar sight. 6 have been used by ca, bites militants in the middle east. ukraine sees the russian intervention as an invasion and a violation of its sovereignty. meanwhile, president zalinski as press secretary posts on social media on friday, that ukraine is open to negotiating a ceasefire with russia. the statement alleges that that sued parties have got as far as talking about the time under place for dis

it's curious that senator cruz chose to note about this person out of only -- 6% of the american public. we don't know who this person is. there are women who are daughters of immigrants, public defenders. these women could relate to a wide number of americans not simply black women, but it seems odd to single her out even before she's been identified and it's that she has to make her case to the american people. >> it is kind of a remarkable attack on somebody whose face we don't know, whose name we don't know, to whom we have not been introduced. sam stein, how much of an effect will succeeding in nominating and appointing a justice to the supreme court have on the democrats fortunes come november? >> well it can't hurt, right? if you can at least get the presidents nominee through. it's a victory for the party. it's a victory for democrats. for the supreme court, for the democratic party. there is a conventional wisdom that democratic voters are more motivated by judicial wars like this. bringing out the base for republicans and democrats. i think that has been turned a little bit. n

. >> this is what we heard from william in the last segment, the playing field, how do you even it? some republicans, they are divided, believe this is a form of affirmative action they believe is reverse discrimination. i start with ted cruz and roger wicker of mississippi talking about the idea that president biden would like a black fee mall as his next supreme court justice. >> the fact he's >> the fact that he is willing to make a promise at the outset that it must be a black woman-- i've got to say, that's offensive. black women are, what, 6% of the u.s. population? he's saying to 94% of americans, "i don't give a damn about you, you are ineligible." >> the irony is that the supreme court is, at the very same time, hearing cases about this sort of affirmative racial discrimination, while adding someone who is the beneficiary of this sort of quota. but, of course, this is not new. i want to pull up a quote from former president reagan when he was a candidate for the presidency in 1980 when he promised himself it is time for a woman to offsit among our highest jurists and appoin

colman in rhe lost daughter, kirsten stewart for her portrayal of princess diana in spencer and penelope cruz in pedro almodovar�*s parallel mothers. the ceremony takes place on march the 27th in hollywood. where else? the biggest winners were the power of the dog with 12 nominations, followed by dune with ten nominations. let's take a look at the sci—fi epic. i don't believe you're the lisan al—gaib, but i want you to die with honour. this crysknife was given to me by my great aunt. it's made from a tooth of shai—hulud, the great sandworm. this will be a great honour for you to die holding it. where's the outworlder? jamis is a good fighter. he won't let you suffer. joining me now is chief film critic at the metro, larushka ivan—zadeh. thank you very much for being with us. those are two front runners, the power of the dog dune and. trier?r power of the dog dune and. very different but _ power of the dog dune and. very different but the _ power of the dog dune and. very different but the one _ power of the dog dune and. - different but the one certainty i have seen here is the powe

in the lost daughter, kirsten stewart for her portrayal of princess diana in spencer, and penelope cruz in pedro almodovar�*s parallel mothers. the biggest winners were the power of the dog with 12 nominations followed by dune with ten nominations. the ceremony takes place on march 27th in hollywood. earlier, i spoke to film criticjason solomons about it to see what he made of the nominations. 12 nominations is an extraordinary haulforjane campion, she was nominated before for the piano. butjane campion was nominated for director and best film back then and did not win. the momentum seems to be with her now, it would be two years in a row for a female film—maker winning best picture and best director but power of the dog seems to be leading the way, i'm thrilled for the film, it is not a british film, although it has got a british producer, it was shot in new zealand. we have benedict cumberbatch in the lead, playing an american cowboy, shot in new zealand, many hands make such films, it's a global film in that respect, so we will claim some of it for the brits as well. our creative