>> you want to tak' that first alina? >> think i'll take this verse at the beginning of the pandemic everybody assumed as a purely scientific question. wese knew there is cover-up goig on because information was human to human transmission of the four that was very delayed even that genome sequence was delayed. we know the chinese authorities already had the of covid e2 and the rest the world got it two weeks later on generate ten or 11. there is two weeks we could have been making diagnostics, making vaccines. the promise in early 2020 a lot of scientists rushed to saint this was a natural virus they condemned the lab as a conspiracy theory. theory delayed lost a lot ofve time still possible to find this to do so we need a real investigation not with the world health organization did earlier this year. >> i would add your absolute right to draw a distinction between forensic investigation and scientific investigation. there has been some very interesting forensic investigation in the broadest sense of the term which woul

do you want to take that first alina? yeah, i think i'll take this one first. so i think that at the beginning of this pandemic everyone assumed that it was a purely scientific question. so we knew that there was a cover-up going on because information about human to human transmission whether the virus could spread before symptoms appeared. that was very delayed. even the genomic sequence what the delayed so we know now that the chinese authorities already had the full genome sequence of south covid2 on 27 december 2019 the rest of the world only got it two weeks later on january 10 or 11. so that was two weeks that we could have been making diagnostics learning more about this virus making vaccines. so the problem is that in early 2020 a lot of scientists rushed to say that this was a natural virus so they condemned a lamp origin as a conspiracy theory and everyone ran with that. so we are very delayed. we've lost a lot of time but it's too possible to find this and to do so we need a real investigation not what the health organization then earlier this year

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alina: it would give russia a big upper hand. it also makes the options for negotiations more limited. they were already limited to begin with, but clearly we are uncovering in areas where the russian troops did leave around kyiv, -- it was atrocious. it is likely not even the tip of the iceberg. i think it will be a prolonged conflict and general milley's said this a couple of weeks ago. we are not looking at weeks or months -- we are looking at years. jonathan: thank you. alina, center of european policy analysis. we heard from bank of america this morning. this reduction of russia exposure from 90% at its peak years ago. many banks, bank of america being one of them, have backed away and a big way over the past decade. tom: i had a conversation with ken lewis in singapore about this. bank of america was the least reticent to say " we have to be number two and belgium. let's go!" they were the most reticent to do that. maybe this russia markdown is paying off. i do not buy it. no. i do not by the gloom. i think we will stay glo

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only rushing passengers with a valid visa or residency permit can enter the european union. alina, who is a translator left russia the day after russia began its assault on ukraine. she's staying with friends in helsinki, but her visa expires in 3 months. and it's uncertain whether she will be able to remain in finland. she's deeply shocked by what has happened crying in her sleeping scene. chance it's all started for the shower. sheila, i'm sure that them then going, but i'm not sure if i will be able to leave but this fear in russia criticizing the war, can land you in jail, which is why more and more russians are leaving the country. finland has welcomed them with open arms. more and more people here have come to see russian president vladimir putin as a threat to finland to finland shares a 1300 kilometer border with russia before finland was proud of its neutrality. now for the 1st time ever, a majority of fin support joining nato would filter the point. i think it's important to try and avoid but also the kind of free life that you, for amateurs, you may have to deal with levels.

we just fell to go post to spill alina and her daughter's also just narrowly escaped death. to die, i knew there was an explosion. i tried to run it. it fell near me. i ran shot. it fell near me again. this but shrapnel is flying and cracking. some woman god bless her, covered me with her buying. oh, it's okay. don't cry. it's fine. don't cry, my little one. ah, no dish to alexandrovna also lost her son. sergey when shrapnel from a russian rocket sprayed through a window in her apartment. then as the body count rises, shock and sorrow turned to frustration and anger. slowly the point is yelling, but what did this guide you to the russians up a little do not to do. and what did a 12 year old boy do? a story he was brought away dead. did he do anything bad to them? like how to read? what about the children who are injured here and women do couple. what about my friend who his killed? what did they did? so should we make peace with these monster is stored in it? but as her cave is located just 40 kilometers from russia and 160 kilometers from the separatists, regions in the eas

an alina burbock has come here. his germany faces decision time here. and molly? should it keep a military present in a region shaken by crises of climate, change, hunger, and terrorism? or after many years and little progress is it now finally, time to quit. france has decided to pull out its forces. a huge step for the former colonial power. and the e. u has ended emission training. molly's army. this man is the reason why colonel assuming greater leads, the military hunter that controls molly after to cruise. in his many years. the regime is accused of showing no interest in returning to democracy and its deepening tides with russia. that's a big worry for the west. as the war in ukraine rages on. so the outlook was tough as bare book toward camp cast or the main base for german operations. here. aircraft fly from here run reconnaissance missions as part of united nation to mission called min, no smile. it aims to bring some stability to molly, meeting the troops, their boat made it clear that she wants to stick to the un mission. and the germany might even hav

red cross. alina, thank you. thank you very much. here's a quick look now, some of the other stories related to the war in ukraine. the head of the international atomic energy agency says that he will lead a mission around the contaminated chernobyl nuclear power. that will say that in northern ukraine, you now to me, comes after russian forces began withdrawing from the area after seizing the site. in late february, ukraine has claimed that russian soldiers showed signs of radiation. second, russia has announced that it will not immediately turn off gas applies to europe. the kremlin saying that payments and roubles on deliveries are due in mid april. and again, in may, european importers have refused to agree to these terms. germany has approved the sale of 58 tanks to ukraine, the vehicles equipped with cannon and machine guns originally belonged to the east german military and now belong to a check company. critics and say berlin is not providing ukraine with enough military once a day, the european union war

and, but unfortunately, we still don't have access to anyone though is alina stock, or speaking to us earlier. now, russian troops are said to have withdrawn from the d commission chernobyl nuclear plant in northern ukraine, with some soldiers, reportedly showing signs of radiation sickness. the un nuclear watchdog now wants to investigate where the russian forces were exposed to high levels of radiation. in the month they occupied the site of the worst nuclear disaster in history. weeks off to seas in control of the decommissioned chernobyl nuclear power plant russian forces said to have left the area ukrainian authorities of accused moscow of acting recklessly walling control of the site of the world's worst nuclear accident. seen here in archive footage, russia behaves irresponsibly internal moon on all accounts, from law, not allowing the personnel of the station to perform their functions in view mother ah, to digging trenches in the contaminated areas. ukraine, nuclear agencies has digging those trenches and stirring up radioactive dust by driving heavy vehicles and toxic exclus

and alina burbock has come here, his germany faces decision time here, and molly? should it keep her military present in a region shaken by crises of climate, change, hunger, and terrorism, or after many years and little progress, is it now finally, time to quit. france has decided to pull out its forces, a huge step for the former colonial power. and b, e u has ended emission training. molly's army, this man is the reason why colonel assuming greater leads the military hunter, the controls molly after to cruise in his many years. the regime is accused of showing no interest in returning to democracy and its deepening tides with russia. that's a big worry for the west as the war in ukraine rages on. so the outlook was tough as bad book toward camp cast or the main base for german operations here. aircraft fly from here on reconnaissance missions, is part of united nation to mission called min, no smile. it aims to bring some stability to molly. meeting the troops bare bulk made it clear that she wants to stick to the un mission, and that germany might even have to

and alina burbock has come here. his germany faces decision time here. and molly? should it keep a military presence in a region shaken by crises of climate change, hunger and terrorism? were after many years and little progress is it now finally, time to quit front has decided to pull out its forces. a huge step for the former colonial power. and b, e. u has ended emission training. molly's army. this man is the reason why colonel assuming greater leads the military hunter, the controls molly after to cruise in his many years. the regime is accused of showing no interest in returning to democracy and its deepening ties with russia. that's a big worry for the west as the war in ukraine rages on. so the outlook was tough as bad book toward camp cas door. the main base for german operations here aircraft fly from here run reconnaissance missions, is part of united nations mission called min. no smile, it's aims to bring some stability to molly. meeting the troops, their bulk made it clear that she wants to stick to the un mission. and the germany might even have to c

and alina burbock has come here, his germany faces decision time here. and molly, should it keep a military present in a region shaken by crises of climate, change, hunger, and terrorism, or after many years, and little progress? is it now finally, time to quit. france is decided to pull out its forces a huge step for the former colonial power. and b, e. u has ended emission training. molly's army. this man is the reason why colonel assuming greater leads the military hunter, the controls molly after to cool in his many years. the regime is accused of showing no interest in returning to democracy. and it's deepening ties with russia . that's a big worry for the west as the war in ukraine rages on. so the outlook was half as bad book toward camp cast or the main base for german operations here. aircraft fly from here, run reconnaissance missions is part of united nations mission called min. no smile, it's aims to bring some stability to molly. meeting the troops, they're both made it clear that she wants to stick to the un mission. and the germany might e

and alina burbock has come here. his germany faces decision time here. and molly? should it keep a military presence in a region shaken by crises of climate change, hunger and terrorism? were after many years and little progress is it now finally, time to quit. france is decided to pull out its forces. a huge step for the former colonial power. and b, e. u has ended emission training. molly's army. this man is the reason why colonel assuming greater leads the military hunter, the controls molly after to cool in his many years. the regime is accused of showing no interest in returning to democracy. and it's deepening ties with russia . that's a big worry for the west as the war in ukraine rages on. so the outlook was tough as bad book toward camp cas door. the main base for german operations here aircraft fly from here run reconnaissance missions, is part of united nation to mission called min, no smile. it aims to bring some stability to molly. meeting the troops, fair bulk made it clear that she wants to stick to the un mission. and the germany might even have to

and alina battle, she has dismiss criticism of germany being too reluctant or too slow. she says, there are not many of the countries that have delivered as much. now, whether it's precisely what you craig wants, that something you would have to ask the ukrainians. but and alina, because also said that because of the atrocities in bush said, the german government is now looking into delivering things to ukraine that they hadn't considered before. nina, thank you very much. our political correspond, nina has other ukrainian president blood musa lensky, has called for urgent action from the united nations over alleged russian war crimes. he addressed the un security council sharply criticizing its inability to take action to and brushes aggression. as a permanent member of the council, russia has the power to veto any binding resolution. only a day after returning from boucher ukrainian president to lensky addressed the killings in front of the u. n. e. so the russian military search for him purposely killed any one who served our country. they shot and killed women outsid

we just felt a little push to spill alina, and her daughter's also just narrowly escaped death. to that unknown, there was an explosion. i tried to run it, it fell near me. i ran shot, it fell near me again. this, but shrapnel is flying and cracking. some woman, god bless her, covered me with her body. oh, it's okay. don't cry. it's fine. don't cry. my little one. no dish to alexandrovna also lost her son. sergey when shrapnel from a russian rocket sprayed through a window in her apartment. as the body count rises, shock and sorrow turn to frustration and anger. story. the point is young, but what did this go to to the russian super or do i have to do? and what did a 12 year old boy do? a story. he was broadaway dead. did he do anything bad to them? like up to the what about the children who were injured here and women don't look at what about my friend who his killed? what did they do to those zillow? with whom should we make peace with these monstrous public storage in the blood. but as hearty was located just 40 kilometers from russia and a 160 kilometers from the separatist

nic robertson is out front. >> alina kabaeva, back in the news again. first, romantically linked to president putin more than a decade ago. a relationship he has denied ever since. they met years earlier. reportedly, when she was a young medal-winning gymnast, he looked smitten. last week, stepping out at a mock y moscow gymnastics event, rally the weekend as it slips into international isolation. >> translator: competitions will be held only in russia, on the contrary, the gymnastics will be better, more spectacular and the russian gymnastics is not losing anything in this situation. >> reporter: her life transformed much richer, u.s. officials say according to the wall street journal following her proximity to putin. questions now, why hasn't she been sanctioned like him? >> why you would refrain from sanctioning someone so close to putin. >> i don't have analysis at this point because we're still reviewing, there's more we will likely do. >> reporter: the two rarely if ever seem together, their precise relationship unclear, but more than a decade of

alina: they say that kharkiv, the city kharkiv, is destroyed, totally. a lot of civil people die in their homes in the basements. >> they're torn between the despair of war and the relief of having made it to safety. and they're still worried about the men left behind fighting for ukraine. alina: the husbands and all in ukraine. my husband too in ukraine. mom's husband too in ukraine. and we decided to go and be safe. i don't know. felix: good, they're taken care of for now. >> accommodation in germany was organized by florian erlbeck. florian: here, it's decided who goes where. meaning their fate's decided here. and that's tough. but for now, let's try to arrive safe and sound. wilma: felix's eyes water up, and you think, "someone's heart is melti, huh?" >> these refugees have a ten-hour drive ahead of them. but they won't be stopped at the border. they can stay in germany for years and were, and their children can go to school there. >> many russians have also left their homeland in protest, and in fear of persecution. long before the war broke out, ol

alina: they say that kharkiv, the city kharkiv, is destroyed, totally. a lot of civil people die in their homes in the basements. >> they're torn between the despair of war and the relief of having made it to safety. and they're still worried about the men left behind fighting for ukraine. alina: the husbands and all in ukraine. my husband too in ukraine. mom's husband too in ukraine. and we decided to go and be safe. i don't know. felix: good, they're taken care of for now. >> accommodation in germany was organized by florian erlbeck. florian: here, it's decided who goes where. meaning their fate's decided here. and that's tough. but for now, let's try to arrive safe and sound. wilma: felix's eyes water up, and you think, "someone's heart is melting, huh?" >> these refugees have a ten-hour drive ahead of them. but they won't be stopped at the border. they can stay in germany for years and were, and their children can go to school there. >> many russians have also left their homeland in protest, and in fear of persecution. long before the war broke out,

alina: they say that kharkiv, the city kharkiv, is destroyed, totally. a lot of civil people die in their homes in the basements. >> they're torn between the despair of war and the relief of having made it to safety. and they're still worried about the men left behind fighting for ukraine. alina: the husbands and all in ukraine. my husband too in ukraine. mom's husband too in ukraine. and we decided to go and be safe. i don't know. felix: good, they're taken care of for now. >> accommodation in germany was organized by florian erlbeck. florian: here, it's decided who goes where. meaning their fate's decided here. and that's tough. but for now, let's try to arrive safe and sound. wilma: felix's eyes water up, and you think, "someone's heart is melti, huh?" >> these refugees have a ten-hour drive ahead of them. but they won't be stopped at the border. they can stay in germany for years and were, and their children can go to school there. >> many russians have also left their homeland in protest, and in fear of persecution. long before the war broke out, ol

and alina battle, she has dismiss criticism of germany being too reluctant to slow. she says, there are not many of the countries that have to live as much. now, whether it's precisely what you craig wants, that something you would have to ask the ukrainians. but alina, because also said that because of the atrocities in which said, the german government is now looking into delivering things to ukraine that they hadn't considered before. nina, thank you very much. our political correspond, nita has other and will continue to bring you the latest on the war in ukraine throughout the day. meanwhile, let's catch up on some of the stories were following for you today. the is really government's ruling coalition, has lost its majority in parliament after its chairperson resigned. unexpectedly. the move is a major blow for prime minister natalie bennett, whose government will now only be able to pass legislation with support from opposition longer. a car has crushed into the gate of the russian embassy in the romanian capital. bucharest vehicle burst into flames and killed

red cross. alina, thank you. thank you very much. where's a quick look now, and some of the other stories related to the war. this are where the head of the international atomic energy agency says that he'll lead a mission to the contaminated chernobyl nuclear site in northern ukraine. the millsman comes after russian forces began withdrawing from the area after seizing the site. in late february, ukraine has claimed that russian soldiers showed signs of radiation sickness. germany has approved the sale of 58 tanks to ukraine. the vehicles equipped with cannon and machine guns. originally belonged to the east german military and now belong to a check company. critics, a berlin is not providing ukraine with enough military aid. which day the european union warned shine and not to help russia wage war on ukraine or side step western sanctions. and came during the 1st summit between the e u in china in 2 years. and it comes with beijing, giving russia political backing and refusing to condemn the invasion of u grey.

can see what happened for yourselves. children board also coming up germany's foreign minister and alina burbock answers just on the 700000000 euros in aid for moldova, following a donor conference in berlin. moldova is one of your ups poorest nations. it's hosting tens of thousands of ukrainian refugees fleeing from russian aggression ah, i'm gather as well come to the program. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski has called the killing of civilians in the town of butcher war crimes and genocide. there is mounting international anger over images of mass graves and bodies showing signs of torture and rape. russia denies the accusations and says it will present what it says as evidence to the un security council. its forces have not been involved and atrocities a warning. our next report contains some images our view as my eyes may find disturbing. on the streets of beecher, it looks as though russian troops have only just been driven out. many bodies of civilians have only just been recovered. the ukrainian interior ministry invited journalists from around the world to come and document

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ukranian red cross. alina, thank you. thank you very much. russian troops have reportedly withdrawn from the decommissioned tr noble nuclear power plant in northern ukraine, and there are reports that some soldiers were showing signs of radiation sickness. but you wins. nuclear watchdog has not said whether or not russian forces were exposed to high levels of radiation. while they occupied the facility weeks off to seizing control of the decommissioned to enable nuclear power plant. russian forces a said to have left the area ukrainian authorities of accused moscow of acting recklessly wall in control of the site of the world's worst nuclear accident. seen here in archive footage, rush ha, behaves irresponsibly internal them on all accounts. for all my not allowing the personnel of the station to perform their functions in humana ah, to digging trenches in the contaminated areas. ukraine, nuclear agencies has digging those trenches and staring up radioactive dust by driving heavy vehicles and the toxic exclusions own cont

and alina babcock said, what ukraine needed right now, was more military personnel and heavy weapons, as must, may i slightly, he's the heretic pictures that we're seeing, the tara, we see daily make clear that ukraine needs further military support to defend itself. we're doing that together with our international partners hines and with our european partners. we're providing millions more via our european piece facility throughout european piece vicinity. about plot, what is clear? ukraine needs further military personnel and most of all heavy weapons. there's no time for excuses. now is the time for being creative and pragmatic ones got matters most. for more, i'm now joined by d. w as chief political correspondent, melinda crane. i'm linda, good to see are missing another shift and german policy with regards to the war in ukraine. that is unclear, germany is absolutely under pressure to act a pressure from outside the country, but also pressure from citizens here at home. who say the government is not doing enough at the beginning of the war. but chancellor schultz was, in fact, w

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nobody's been able to contact alina, cherish sheva, and her husband, mattie dmitri terrace style. since the arrest, alina headed. sputnik news and sonia until it was shut, done by local authorities and 2020. she then created the independent news outlets, but the media which was also forced to close last month. as tony as chief public prosecutor claims the former journalists, bro, recent d u. financial sanctions on russian individuals. but nick, international, the editor in chief, anton, on the some of believes europe may be seeking to provoke russia by targeting. it's journalists, we still have no information, no confirmation on where she's at, or where her husband is at. and what, so what, what, what their accused of this sort of persecution against journalist is happening? well, the 1st our news outlet is concerned, as far as our organization is concerned, especially in, in, in the baltic states. we had similar cases in latvia where people were now facing criminal charges just for doing their job. as journalists, we see perhaps as the, as the way to provoke rushing this time bec

. alina headed. sputnik news in estonia until it was shut down by local authorities in 2020. she then created the independent news outlets, but the news media excuse me, which was also forced to close last month. as tony as chief public prosecutor claims the former journalists, bro, recent you financial sanctions on russian individuals as public international editor in chief, anton, and newsome off believes europe may be seeking to provoke russia by targeting its journalists. we still have no information, no confirmation on where she's at or where her husband is at and what so what, what, what, what their accused of this sort of persecution against journalist is happening? well, the farce. our news outlet is concerned, as far as our organization is concerned, especially in, in, in the baltic states. we had similar cases in latvia where people were now facing criminal charges just for doing their job. as journalists, we see it perhaps as a, as the way to provoke rushing this ties because baltic states have been very vocal about civilian economic ties and every, any sort of tie

no alina >> carecen de entrenamiento para respetar la vida humana. reportera: el protocolo de proveer ayuda podÍa proveer ayuda y mejorar la percepciÓn comunitaria. leÓn: el presidente de ucrania pidiÓ a naciones unidas que castigue al gobierno de vladimir putin y que las sanciones contra rusia sean proporcionales a los crÍmenes de guerra. nuria garrido nos informa sobre las evidencias de las atrocidades rusas. noria: por desgracia 100 saliendo a la luz imÁgenes y vÍdeos desoladores que ponen de manifiesto lo que ha hecho las tropas rusas. han encontrado cinco muertos con signos de tortura en bucha y dicen que esta situaciÓn podrÍa ser peor en una ciudad cercana. por todas las imÁgenes y por lo que han encontrado, ayer zelensky pidiÓ que rusia pague por estos actos. estados unidos prepara mÁs sanciones para rusia por todo lo que estÁn viendo, consideran que han atacado a la poblaciÓn civil y por desgracia los testigos de mÉdicos sin fronteras informaron que el lunes hubo grandes ataques a hospitales de maternidad especializados en pedi

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the arrest alina headed. sputnik news in the stony, until it was shut, done by local authorities or on 2 years ago. she then created the independent news outlet. sputnik media, which was also forced to close last month stony as chief public prosecutor claims they bypassed recent e u. financial sanctions on russian individuals. that international editor in chief believes europe may be seeking to provoke russia by targeting its journalists. we still have no information or confirmation on where she's at or where her husband is at and what so what, what, what, what their accused of this sort of persecution against journalists is happening well, the farce. our news outlet is concerned, as far as our organization is concerned, especially in, in, in the baltic states. we had similar cases in latvia where people were now facing criminal charges just were doing their job. as journalists, we see it perhaps as the, as the way to provoke rushing this time because baltic states have been very vocal about civilian economic ties in every, any sort of ties with russia. as of now, i really don't thi

o alina >> ha sido una etapa difÍcil. desde el 2019 al 2020 o un incremento de homicidios mÁs alto en la historia de estados unidos. desde el 2017 los homicidios han ido en aumento. en 2019 hubo 75 y en 2000 20102 . las cifras de este aÑo tampoco son alentadoras. >> este aÑo hemos tenido mis sitios y esto es bien doloroso para la ciudad. >> una empleada fue despedida. >> de las cuestiones del departamento, de eso no me permite la ciudad. >> le hice una pregunta sobre los ataques. aquÍ muriÓ el guardia de seguridad. quÉ dirÍa de los medios que estamos cuidando de reportar en las calles, podemos tener confianza de que esto no va a volver a suceder cuando nosotros que estamos reportando sobre esto nos pasa tambiÉn a los medios de comunicaciÓn? >> un momento bastante difÍcil. para mÍ cuando sucediÓ yo no estaba tan consciente de que los jÓvenes venÍan a asaltar. yo creÍ que habÍan tropezado con la cÁmara, sÍ fue un momento muy difÍcil. yo estaba ahÍ. el trabajo de ustedes es importante. es muy difÍcil. >>

o alina >> fue una de las preguntas que se le hicieron al sargento camarillo. dijo que en estos momentos no se tiene un tipo de vehÍculo especÍfico era el que el sospechoso podrÍa haberse escapado. esto es lo que sabemos hasta el momento. seguiremos aquÍ. paola: no podemos imaginar lenguas ya de esta madre y de esta familia. el cierre y con solÍs adiciÓn de 11 escuelas ha desatado reacciones. hablamos con un padre de familia que siente que se verÁ afectado por los cambios. >> esto estÁ poniendo demasiado estrÉs. luche por muchos aÑos para tener servicios para mi hija y la escuelita si llega a cerrar tendrÉ que aplicar en otra escuela >> hace poco la uniÓn americana presentÓ una queja al departamento de justicia. [hablen inglÉs] paola: cuatro de las siete escuelas programadas para ser cerradas reciben a estudiantes afro descendientes. la junta directiva de twitter aceptÓ la oferta de elon musk. cuando se complete el acuerdo reuter se convertirÁ en una empresa privada. quiso comprarlo porque la red necesita tranformarse, dice que quiere ponerla a

no alina >> vio una vÍbora y la fue a tocar. paola: estos casos no suelen ser comunes. si se encuentran en la circunstancia como esta sigan las recomendaciones de vida silvestre. ramÓn: los peligros de exponerse al sol. fernanda ramos tiene el reporte completo del tiempo. fernanda: cielos completamente despejados, nada de precipitaciones en el panorama y temperaturas que seguirÁn disminuyendo. en san josÉ puede llegar a los 50 grados. en la tarde sentiremos calor intenso. habla de temperaturas que rondan en los 80 grados procure mantenerse hidratado. busque la sombra, evite actividades al aire libre y revise el asiento trasero. no deje niÑos y mascotas o adultos mayores en estos vehÍculos. y condiciones estables, mayormente soleado y temperaturas en aumento hasta por lo menos el viernes. el fin de semana regresamos al patrÓn tÍpico de la temporada de primavera. ramÓn: se va a extender la moratorio para los pagos estudiantiles. se espera que esta decisiÓn sea anunciada el dÍa de maÑana. se se espera que esta decisiÓn sea anunciada el dÍa de maÑana. se trata

o alina >> muy bien. yo le di un abrazo de alegrÍa. mi hijo va a estar finalmente con su papÁ. hace 32 aÑos que se lo quitaron. era un pilar para nosotros y de la noche a la maÑana yo me quedÉ con mi niÑo de seis semanas de nacido y resultÓ en este grave problema que hasta el dÍa de hoy fue aclarado, ha afectado muchÍsimo la vida, mÁs que todo de mi hijo. >> joaquÍn ciria fue acusado errÓneamente de matar a un hombre en un caso que estuvo plagado de problemas, tambiÉn la esposa del hombre que pasÓ mÁs de 30 aÑos en la cÁrcel me dijo que ella todavÍa no sabe si va a buscar algÚn tipo de compensaciÓn econÓmica. esto serÁ decisiÓn de su esposo y dijo que ninguna suma de dinero les va a devolver lo que perdiÓ este hombre, la mitad de su vida en la cÁrcel. paula: no vio a su hijo durante mÁs de 30 aÑos, va a pedir algÚn tipo de compensaciÓn? >> como te mencionaba, obviamente no se sabe si van a pedir compensaciÓn, pero lo que sÍ se sabe es que la liberaciÓn de este hombre fue gracias a la comisiÓn de la inocencia que revisÓ este caso muy a fondo y se

state employees to ease the impact on russians. meanwhile, russian central bank governor elvira knobby alina as warn, the economy could not survive indefinitely on its financial reserves. and would have to change to deal with the impact of international sanctions. which of frozen almost half of the $640000000000.00 that russia hot in its golden for ex reserves? economists believe the worst impact is still to come and say, russia is likely to plunge into a deep recession. the world bank expects the economy to contract by more than 11 percent this year in moscow mer. sergio. so beyond, in warned that around 200000 people, risk losing their jobs in the capital alone. because foreign enterprises have suspended operations or decided to leave the russian market even if the war and soon, many multinational companies are likely to return in the short term, fearing more disruptions. now to some of the other global this and stories making news, the bank of russia says that will challenge in court. us and european sanctions, which half frozen its foreign currency reserves in the measures have cut off t

and also an alina babel, the foreign minister stressing that this is only the beginning, that more actions are actually expected over the markets. now, he's a vocal critic of twitter, and now it's biggest single investor. you must have purchased a 9.2 percent stake in the platform that according to the company, a mosque has complainant. twitter has failed to live up to free speech principles, which could undermine democracy. a twitter has closed notable accounts and recent years for spreading dis information. most notably that of former president donald trump. twitter assures left by 27 percent after the news. let's go over dns quarter now in new york. yes, you are mosque has had plenty to say about twitter in recent weeks. what can we expect of him as a shareholder? yeah, must really has a complicated relationship with the twitter it just a couple of weeks ago. must make to the accused twitter of violating the freedom of speech, saying that they are threatening democracy and hinted at starting his own social media platform. so now you might just be, i think the entire piece of twitter. i

no alina reportera: este hombre de 42 aÑos se presentÓ —— paola: tenemos lo mÁs reciente. reportera: este hombre de 42 aÑos se presentÓ de manera virtual. " vamos a comprobar su inocencia y creo que estas personas protestando deben entender que una persona es considerada inocente hasta que se le declare culpable". aÑadiÓ que Él no lo hizo. esto causÓ molestia e indignaciÓn entre los familiares y amigos de caÍn velÁsquez. >> cÓmo sabe que no lo hizo? por quÉ harry no se presentÓ a la corte? >> necesitamos asegurarnos de que ese tipo de personas que son abusadora sexualmente, que verdaderamente paguen por lo que hacen. repportera: por su parte de la fiscalÍa anunciÓ que el caso sigue bajo investigaciÓn y hace poco recibieron el reportepolicial. a medida que pasan los dÍas el movimiento " liberen a caÍn" adquiere mÁs fuerza en las cortes y fuera del condado santa clara. entre ayer y hoy llegaron mÁs de 40 personas para apoyar al atleta de origen mexicano. con consignas alientan la comunidad pidiendo que se encarcele al acusado. lo esperaron fuera de la cort

we just felt a little push to spill alina, and her daughter's also just narrowly escaped death. to die, i knew there was an explosion. i tried to run by then it fell near me. i ran shot. it fell near me again. this but shrapnel is flying and cracking. some woman god bless her, covered me with her body. oh, it's okay. don't cry. it's fine. don't cry, my little one. ah, no dish to alexandrovna also lost her son. sergey when shrapnel from a russian rocket sprayed through a window in her apartment. then as the body count rises, shock and sorrow turned to frustration and anger. story, but what is your, what? what did this guide you to the russians up? it'll do love to do and what did a 12 year old boy do? a story he was brought away dead. did he do anything bad to them like a what about the children who were injured here and women do couple. what about my friend who his killed? what did they did? with whom should we make peace with these monsters? somebody's dwelling mabel. but as herky was located just 40 kilometers from russia, and 160 kilometers from the separatists, regions in th