to save the old city. there are the mallet salesman and he old city as a symbol for all of lydia. the city hasn't seen renovation since the 1940s. all the governments that libya has seen since then neglected the city. it was on the verge of collapse. but thanks to the association and the residence we're seeing new life put into the heart of tripoli. follow the bab as you did. entrance has just reopened to the public with a new look. and shop owners like alamo brook couldn't be happier. sarah, coffee before there weren't many customers, but after the renovation the market changed. new customers are coming in then people are visiting because they want to see the non look come to rely on about all that. had yanna is on the board of directors of the old to the association and has been supervising the renovation work. she says it's been her dream to breathe new life into triple is old city. yes, and super proud. of course. i mean, it's something, oh, it's a dream coming to and not even mentally my father used t

and there's probably a block out and some of the other, other nearby regions to some of the big cities as well. so it's, it's been hard to get information out there. and so they come to the point, get to the point where they think they've restored order in on monday, i would imagine will be very difficult to connect. well, the size of the protests, it does come as a surprise, really, how could a small uprise against fuel prices get this serious? what's the background to all this? well, there's been, some are intentions out there for quite some time. i mean, there's a huge disparity wealth in that country. people connected to the former president, nurses or family members have been very well. i mean, some of them are billionaires, they own luxurious properties in europe, for instance, in the middle east. you know, where is that the average person is getting by on, you know, couple $100.00 a month and some time in some cases, even less than that. so there's, there's problems with social benefits over the years working conditions. you know, so there's really a whole, a whole full of probl

the fee is really real phase of the people living in the city over the past few days. i'm not sure what question the company the office of our tv company is located in the very upper center of the rights. right in front of the office entrance. we found a dead body, a murdered young man to look 20 to 25 years old for them we started filming, and at a distance of 50 to 70 meters, 3 service men came up to us and started shouting, stop, hands on what they had weapons which they pointed to tongue, actually i raised my hands, showed my press id when it started shouting that we with the press so that they would not shoot. they lowered their weapons only when they came very close to us and saw that we would journalists, we can say that we got off lightly because a few days ago, a car with journalists was shot at here. the driver was killed and the cameraman was seriously injured. the situation is still extremely tense. the entire city center is paralyzed and destroyed. all administrative buildings and offices of tv companies were torched. not a single shopping center remains i

it is the country, 2nd largest city, and not far from the russian border. some when they say they will use deadly force to defend their homes. ukrainian women from all walks of life are training to shoot . with the help of an instructor, the volunteers are learning how to operate machine guns on weekends. these women are willing to do whatever it takes is the most important. if our government hands out weapons, we will take them and defend our city. during the 1st days, we will use our weapons that we have already authorized on the border. you some of the luck of it is both. together they have a plan to help secure the lives of the most wonderful you team, we did it with the moodle journey will be taken to relatively safe spot. maybe somewhere deeper in the country or close to the border because we will monitor the situation and decide what people to walk with in front of us. but the volunteers make it clear. if russia wants to invade their city, there will be active resistance. but 55 year old victoria about a siena wants to also show her resistance in ano

stands. biggest city is the president threatens a tough response. ah, i'm sam is a than this val just there alive from dell hall. so coming up hong kong bands, flights from 8 countries, including the u. s. u. k. and australia grapples with an outbreak of alma crohn uproar in the french parlor. and after controversial remarks by the president about the arm vaccinated today is about acknowledgment about being seen and heard relief for counted as indigenous people whose children were taken away and put on the state care ah, protest is in catholics dana have taken over the airport in al matty, the country's biggest city, the president is threatening a tough response after days a violent protest triggered by a rise in fuel prices. cateel opposite an reports. please leave her. we are in constant hotel, in simple city region, for an increase in fuel prices had spread across the country while in conscience her food, particularly in the largest city. moody, with reports of a fire in gunshots hurried to the mayor's office. were demonstrators trying to storm t

the location of the city administration building and the at the center of the recent unrest. out of her window, she witnessed peaceful protests turning violent. chris, i guess i went a bit nuts. i opened my window and started shouting at the riders. you should be ashamed of yourselves. what are you doing? the people who opened these shops are people just like you rebuilding will take time. the authorities estimate the value of the damage to local businesses in the country at over 150000000 euros. nearly 2000 shops suffered at the hands of the rioters artist and designer, meaning it needs. carr has been picking up the pieces. she's convinced that her work, sharpened office, in our mighty city center, was set on fire. during the protests in needs, care was at home with her children, the destruction she found when she returned to her workplace shocked her. what does that mean, that when i was coming up here, i was worried that i hadn't taken the key to my office, but then i came in and realized, i don't need a key. there's not even a desk. i never thought my own people could do

receiving back to the city and the protection of that and its incorporation for the entirety of the city. and you can see them on the left. the right lower hand cone and you can see and read in the circle as well. that plan drawn in 1914 by parker, thomas and rice. and that includes it simple and now have 90 degrees moving this towards the left. it is a simple situation like others that you see today that ride the bridge charles avenue organized around two principal quads that are very carefully graded by the office in the early development as well in the project includes the library, which is in the upper left-hand corner as well as the power plan. i want to.out in particular the circular drive which is a part of it and then what we are going to try at some risk in just a second and as you can see right there see this complete circular drive that established this and also the principal act as well and the most interesting thing about this plan i think is all of the future buildings have been graded out including excavation of basement levels for those plans and that includes a commitmen

oh, in the eastern city of tell the cold gun or statue of the 1st president, mosul 10 as a by of who's pulled down the euphoria has now evaporated. a police loud speaker, wounds people to stay in doors. while an anti terror operation gets underway. or the president casem do mouthed talk. i have shown little sympathy for the protesters or coals for comp coverage to had been called abroad for the parties in order to move the negotiations to a peaceful resolution. what nonsense, kind of negotiations can there be with criminals? with no durish, therefore he had to deal with armed and chained bender children, both local and foreign, custom. yes. the claim without evidence that protesters are foreign backed terrorists was the pretext to invite the moscow lead security block to send in its forces. 3600 c s t o soldiers. most of them. russian peacekeepers are being deployed. democracy activists have expressed dismay that their calls for change have gone on. heard the banner reads, we are citizens, not terrorists. oh, peaceful demonstrations on regards to the place what this is jenna was in the

the a city turned into a war zone. this is cutbacks. dan's commercial center almighty in early january. what started as anger over rising fuel prices soon escalated into full blown riots . arson and looting. many locals tell us they're still in shock. things most of what were they even trying to take your ice cream butter? goes said the mit of us apartment is right on the corner of almighty's republic square. the location of the city administration building and the at the center of the recent unrest. out of her window, she witnessed peaceful protests turning violent. cuz i guess i went a bit nuts. i opened my window and started shouting at the riders. you should be ashamed of yourselves. what are you doing? the people who opened these shops are people just like you rebuilding will take time. the authorities estimate the value of the damage to local businesses in the country at over 150000000 euros. nearly 2000 shops suffered at the hands of the rioters artist and designer, meaning it needs cur, has been picking up the

let me thank you and amazing angel, the city of angels but we are not from the city of angels, but she is, laura and her staff. please give a round of applause. [applause] thank you all and i look forward to the discussion. >> we are all struggling with trying to, figure out what the u.s. conference of mayors is going to feel like. you are so gracious and bipartisan and i think you made us all feel like angelenos every time we came to one of these meetings and i am sure the entire country of india if not the continent of asia will soon have a similar affection for you. [laughter] we aread very excited for you ad for the country to see your success. i've been looking forward to this meeting for months and as it has progressed, it's become clear to me that mayors are specialists at fitting 25 pounds of flour into a 10 pounds sack. if you look at the agenda for this meeting, the issues that i think are on the top of the agenda for each of the communities are very much reflected in this meeting we will talk about the refugee resettlement. who hasn't been pondering on that issue mightily th

that feature is his iconic image, a symbol of his lasting impact on the city. a mural of bob marley looks down on daily mount park where he took the stage for his last ever live appearance in july, in 1980 back then music's biggest stars really made the trip to an island suffering from draining poverty and mass immigration. it was pretty big deal at the time. arlin, pardon them like 1980. not a lot people were are coming to play gigs on the 1st major international star to play a big outdoor geek here. so it's part of the history of, of the area here that we play in, and i love the stadium itself. daily, much used to host the irish national teams games, and it's hollow turf has been graced by its share of superstars paley best and saddam. among them, the bohemians groan, stuff was less than enthused when marley decided to add his name to that illustrious list. pitch before it, before the gig or people at the time center groundsmen run out to tell him to stop playing football. even though it was going to be a lot of people on the pitch answer, it's for the concer

city of philadelphia, smoke detectors failed to go off in the 3 story building owned by the cities. public housing authority. firefighter say that they are investigating the cause of the place. they not, it states is marking the 1st anniversary of the storming of the capital in washington on january the 6th, last year, a mob charged at the building just as lawmakers inside began the process of declaring joe biden, the winner of the presidential election. it came after a fiery speech by president donald trump at a rally near by alleging electoral fraud, and urging people to quote, fight like hell. he w, as in as pull reports o, long before election day donald trump had announced that if he should lose the white horse, then only because the election was ripped. it didn't come as a surprise that thousands of tron followers gathered in washington d. c. the very day the peaceful transition of power was meant to take place. january 6 and 2021. in there he is in the very i had been at the mall for hours to report for the dublin hughes and could physically feel how the more changed during the spee

it's owned by the cities, public housing authority. staying in the u. s. the german foreign minister, angelina bare bach, is in washington on her 1st trip to the us just taking office. she met today with us secretary of state anthony blinking for talks, focusing on strained relations between russia and the west. there are fears that a russian troop build up on his order with ukraine could be in preparation for an invasion, climate change and shine. and we're also on that on the, on the agenda today. here's what the german foreign minister said just a short time ago at a joint press conference. we jointly re a change at that, russian actions and activities come with a clear price tank. and i renewed my lation of ukrainian sovereignty by russia would have severe consequences. the russian government is aware of this position. and the only way out of this crisis is dialogue. and we can agree on this or let's take a story now to our washington bureau chief, indisposed, she is following the visit for as good evening to you, enos and happy new year to you. let me

the protestors took to the streets of songs on saturday in the cities of paris. nice and i've been on to protest against the cove at pass the scenes turned violent with police using tear gas and battens against many of the protesters a similar throw back to the scenes that we saw in late december. now this is despite the fact that on monday you had as many as 400000 people tested positive for covert in france. it comes as the french president emanuel macklin used vulgar language against people have chosen to be unvaccinated. his comments were to clyde across the french public and across the political spectrum, and he made them as the national assembly debated a law that would see unvaccinated people being banned from much of public life. it is expected that that law will be introduced in the coming days. this comes as massive protests against covert continued across europe in vienna. there were fumes and a lot of noise as protest has demonstrated against the vaccination and against covert restrictions. here in germany, in the city of magda burg, thousands of peop

and that has an impact on the region in the cities in the gulf that are going through development. and it's, you know, want to attract investments and tourism, etc. and now being attacked. obviously, this is going to have an impact, especially in the u. e. because unlike saudi arabia, it doesn't have the strategic depth that saudi arabia has. and of course it is, again, this is going to affect it really badly. and i believe that the leadership in the united out of america is going to work very hard to try and to, to escalate and possibly now they've got more involved in the war. they probably will have a say as they did not do before and trying to end the war because now they are implicated in the war more than they were before. obviously that would drill a 2nd stage and now they are back and they're being attacked. so i think maybe the united arab emirates now can push for the escalation and further talks. and i believe there is something going on at the moment. it's difficult to tell, but i think there are some meetings taking place where the united arab emirates wants to play a

on the main square in the city as well. i would say though, that it's worth being a little bit careful about that official information, particularly as, as of yesterday the president has been portraying the protesters not as people who are dissatisfied with their living conditions or with the economic conditions in the country. but really as violent bands of terrorists, he said that they were being controlled from the outside. so perhaps some of the accounts of violence that were getting from the authorities could be used as a justification for a real crackdown. i think in the country tell us a little bit more about the potential motivate motivation of these protesters because the, you know, the protest seemed to have tapped into discontent. beyond the rise and fuel prices . what is driving people to the streets? well i was in because i stand for the elections in 2019 the presidential elections . and that was when the long time authoritarian leader, north fulton does the bias step down. and it was the 1st time that someone

oh, as night fell duelling vigils took place across the city. this small event outside dcs, joe, to protest against the continued incarceration of some january 6 protested these guys who were at supper, maybe a dozen or you doesn't who actually you course subs, pepper sprayed, more or less just followed the sea of humanity that they were trapped across town approaches to mounting that congress protect voter rights as republican controlled states use the law of an illegitimate election to restrict access to the bailiff. this event also remind her of the terror of the storming of the capital on per day for us. i remember crawling on my knees under banisters with a cane in one hand because i just had a knee replacement surgery 5 weeks before i remember lying on the floor with the gas mask in one hand and the cane and the other thinking about how if i couldn't get up and leave, which i didn't think i would be able to, that i would attack the knees of whoever came to attack me, because i wasn't going to take it lying down. not without a fight holding

issued for the city and surrounding areas. but on friday it clears up. we're gonna have sunshine come back in. the heavy snow can be found in northern areas like a kinder and western areas of han shoe. but if we have a look at the 3 day for tokyo, we're going to see the temperature pick up. it will remain rather cloudy through the weekend. now elsewhere across the region, it clears up nicely for the korean peninsula. we'll have sunshine here and clear skies, and that is a similar story from northern areas of china, beijing and so we're seeing the temperature sits above. 7 the average, it's further south places like shanghai where we've got cloudy weather temperatures slightly below the average here. and it's going to get rather wet and wintry for western areas of china moving across into those most central areas. that was a move to south asia. it's also looking rather unsettled across much of pakistan. got wet and windy weather sweeping in from the west. we could see from flooding from that heavy rain and we're going to see th

then in this the valor in the west of the city, eduardo needs an escort for safety. schools were closed here for around a year with lessons held online, but family than if avella can often only access the internet via cell phone, if at all. so many students of last contact with the school. edwardo bumps into one student who dropped out of school before the pandemic. almost when i worked at the scrap yard, dismantling air conditioners in brown. he's not sure if he wants to return. he and many others have to work because their parents lost their jobs during the pandemic . but they'll struggle later in life without a high school certificate. director andrea lima is happy that some students have been coaxed back to school. like, bruno, he became his families main breadwinner, a few years ago when his parents fell ill. now he manages a job, an school. he's a keen student. greg, either i prefer to be at school with my friends and all the activities are just staying at home with his eyes. now, angelina has a new worry that the alma kron very interval for schools to close ag

it's fun in the sun in the resort city of kain kuhn. but mexican health officials say a boom and international tourism has also led to a significant rise in covey. 19 infections. a warning that doesn't seem to be much of a bother to foreign tourists. i say fall, we haven't felt exposed. there are protocols in place only wearing a moth and everything following the rules and washing our hands. vacation hot spots are the only places where contagion is on the rise. in mexico city, a sharp increase in cases has also led to higher turn out at vaccination sites. concern is also spreading among parents as millions of children returned to school from the holiday break. is a lot in which up with other one here. we have to be very careful because this is affecting the children more than before. so we need to have more safety measures. but with the support of us all, and the teachers, we should be all right. back with more than 4000000 cases of coven 19 have been recorded in mexico since the start of the pandemic, according to data from johns hopki

the plane landed in the northern city of ambridge south on thursday. more than a 125 people on board were positive pavley without joins us now from new delhi surpassing the how the something like this happen. hey, it's something that he resort is, are trying to figure out they said, and we spoke to them a while ago that some of them of basically snack out at the airport. it says many of them snack out from the hospital. all of these isolation centers that they were admitted to, which is the protocol. now, according to the rules, when passengers arrived from certain countries, they are to be tested on arrival. and that's exactly what happened and again asked, but the rules they ought to be admitted in these isolation centers. now authorities say they have managed to trace most of them and that they expect them to return to . these isolation centers still asper, the rules of police case will be filed against these does not passengers. what's really annoying, the authorities is that on one hand, this is a brazen violation of the rule. something they say,

they provide to the city. why do we, we need to take america to trying to bring people together and trying to deal with people who can left behind. ah, you are sends more military a to ukraine and seeks to both to europe, energy supply fields, russia invasion, grow. ah, i'm a clog, this is out 0 live from the also coming up a support on the streets for the military kid became foster.

a cold snap in the eastern mediterranean has now had jerusalem. what snow blanketing the city? it's the heaviest snow jerusalem has experienced since 2013 a wintery weather has caused traffic disruption and residents are advised to avoid travel. but as you can see, some people just couldn't resist the lore of them season. oh fun. and who can blame them? i'd be out there with good. you're wanting to go into life from berlin. i'll be back with more headlines for you at the top of the hour. if you're looking for moon news and analysis, there's always our website, www. dot com. thanks for watching. ah, imagine how many pushing of love us heard out in the world climate different story . this is more plus the word from just one week how much was kind of really dealt with we still have time to work on dealing with both for.

the country, wyoming pensions, her food, particularly in the lightest city. moody, with reports of the fire in gunshot, heard the mayor's office were demonstrators trying to storm the building earlier in the week. oh, would begin as putin seconds. fuel prices has turned into a wider comp, an accountability. quickly take a look at wiring a war. people started calling, birth free elections, of local officials are started going for the ouster about top officials and the government. so, you know, they're, they're working to get this log kind of under control as much as they can. it's gonna hurt the reputation because a government cost on has always been fairly stable. the cost of liquid fi, petroleum gas, or l p g, which is widely used as car fuel, more than double to $0.20 a leader when the government lived the price camps. huh. but i mean, political pressure, the government of the oil, which countries the price will go back to $0.11 a leader in monkeys. dow in the west and another provinces. faced with a minimum wage of less than a $100.00 a month, protest her say the increase is unaccep

in the city is banned. deal is chief minister, is among the latest to test positive a day after speaking at an election rally. where very few people with theme wearing masks, experts suspects this more transmissible on the con variant has now begun to overtake delta. more from me to tell she's in the deli at this point, you know, deli corbin or 900 is absolutely massive. the numbers i would say now have not been seen in several months. so what is going to happen is starting this weekend. you can't really move around, shops will be shots, and this is, as i said, in addition to already restrictions that people are obviously not happy but given her bed. and the only one very is government says it had no choice to do that. it has got a lot down for now, and that's probably because my zation have been low now. many of the cities in the country are under some form of restriction in one by, for example. and that is in your financial stop this one of the hard to produce there is it cap and public gathering and in g

the city. this is a horrific of with the painful moment for the city of new york. and the impact of this fire is going to really bring a level of just pain and despair in all city ortiz correspondent kellum up and gave us details from the scene. so i'm walking around here near where this fire happened, this, this building behind me that you can see that it's just been totally burned out. 19 people, dad, 9 of them children. and this is, this is a serious situation. we have the mayor of new york city, eric adams, calling this the most serious fire in modern new york city history. now there was a huge mobilization of the new york city fire department over 200 firefighters were mobilized. as you can see, this is a fire truck here behind me, you know, and they're still on the scene. at this point we have folks in hazmat suit in front of the building. we have like kind of a mobilization of people in hazmat suits that clean out the wreckage. that has happened. it's a very serious situation. 19 people

and record homicide breaks the major cities also adding to the woes. for instance, 2021 was chicago's deadly c, a 25 years coming as it did amid the the fun. the police movement of is caleb in texas are the major challenges america face last year. 2021 is going to be a hard year to forget. americans have been through a lot in the last 12 months. the year began with a tough challenge for green energy, low temperature is hit. the united states by surprise, texas was the worst hit because 25 percent of its electricity comes from wind turbines. they stop spinning and froze. the texas governor blamed joe biden and his new environmental regulations for the disaster that ensued. texas is going to protect the oil and gas industry from any type of hostile attack launched from washington d. c. president obama post wind turbines. pretty hard. and despite last, winter's disaster biden is still giving them a big role, a key plank of our build back better recovery plan is building a modern, resilient climate infrastructure and clean energy future that will create mi

security forces near the city of amadi is main square. also coming up novak joke, a bench in limbo in australia. the tennis star is in a detention hotel after his visa was revoked. the government has delayed for now. his deportation for failing to meet vaccination requirements. of the u. s. marks a faithful anniversary one year since a mob stormed the capital building in washington. the u. s. is divided over what actually happened? ah, i'm sorry, kelly, welcome to the program. police and cars extends largest city al mahdi tell state media that dozens of protesters have killed in what they call an attempt to storm administrative buildings and police stations. they now say that several police officers were also killed. kaz extends president, has reached out to neighboring russia for help. and russia is now leading an alliance of former soviet states in dispatching what they are calling peacekeeping forces. now the protests were sparked by soaring fuel prices and are now in their 5th day. ah, this eye witness footage gives some idea at the l

western city of october on the coast. there is reported another protest or also there was shot and there is report 2 cars in our town in and on with that are driving around with no license plates and taking shots that journalists are, even in the case of alma t at one opposition leader without speaking, what is the background to this protest really about the, the price of petrol? no, not at all. you know, i mean, this is been building up for quite some time now. you know, there's the 1st, there's a segment of society, very small. it's growing very rich under nurses on those are by many of our family members of course and associates. but more generally, you know, he stepped down in march 2019 and there was expectations on the part of a lot of people that this was going to usher in something of a new era. but you know, he passed it on to us in march. the guy is eric eric. and even though those are but i was no longer. and he still has a lot of thing. what was going on in the country in the way the country was govern, didn't

the city and loop the city. and so there's basically 2 different movements. there's a peaceful protest movement and a non peaceful protest movement. and sadly, it seems like the government because it's done, is merging those $22.00 groups together. what does that mean for the peaceful protest as, as a likely to be further loss of life? i hope not from what i hear particularly now my to you the big city where the violence is occurred. a lot of the peaceful protests have just gone, gone home and they're hunkering down. but you know, for the long term, you know, i do think there's a clear desire for greater systemic change coming from the people cause like stung . and i, but there's also a desire to return order onto the street. and so what i think you know is going to happen is there will be order returned of the people will, will probably appreciate that. but then in a couple months, they're going to expect some sort of answer to their calls for systemic change. and we'll see whether that comes about or not. conf

why continues huge crowds of passengers, the left stranded in the city of alma the out with it is made, airport is shut down. following destructive riots, we speak with the russian who is up to the airport when protested stormed the area . we were in the apple building and realized that there was no security calling around the airport. although it had been there before, the military and employees left the airport in a hurry, not really trying to evacuate us because we were just trying to stick together and run out of the airport and a military alliance of 6 x.

a lease in the largest city almighty been running up suspects throughout the day. at least 2000 have been arrested nationwide since the young rest began. and this was the scene in almighty on friday afternoon. thick smoke hanging over the city after official buildings, including the mirrors office where torched charred vehicles can be seen on the streets. on sporadic gunfire reported to securities forces say that there are now in control of the city but to restore a law and order it cows extend has requested help from its allies under the collective security treaty organization. it's a military block of 6 former soviet states. russia was the 1st to respond on contingency from bella, roosts, armenia, that jake is found on kirk it's done are now also there. there's more than $3000.00 troops in total to carrying vital infrastructure, including airports. washington though, has caused diets on their right to be in conflict. them were closely monitoring reports that the collective security treaty organization had dispatched its collective peacekeeping forces to cause ext

of people left the city. they also made an effort to dissuade more people from joining the caravans. citing the many dangerous migrants face to reach the us for arthur mourn yamaha, but we make a call for the rest of our compatriots. not to take the risks involved in taking this path. the dangers of bigger than the possibility of achieving the much desired american dream. on mexico's border with the united states, more migrants arrive every day, only to find themselves stranded, sometimes for months or even years. hearing, think one on migrant shelters are operating beyond capacity. if this latest migrant caravan from central america is successful in reaching the u. s. southern border, it will only add to the already overcrowded conditions at this and other border cities. seeking to avoid a larger crisis aid workers in the one i have asked regional governments to do more to ensure the resources necessary siding, a growing number of families with children who continue to arrive at the doorstep of the united st

a battle force 45000 people from their homes in the city of hatha, they charity, saved the children fair. some of those being detained in the prison were used as human shields. the when special envoy for syria get peterson says he's worried about the resurgence of i. so he says there needs to be international cooperation to have her voice disaster. if we continue to see that the political crisis is serious, not sorted out. if we continue to see a division of territory like we are saying, no with difference of or it is with the economy collapsing. with more than 14000000 people in need of humanitarian assistance. and acosta, that are people living in the northeast living in northwest living and the government control. and we sort of win, no hope for the future. this, this is a recipe for continued dis austin, lebanon now in power shortages and electricity blackouts are all too common. they're the signing of a power supply deal with jordan isn't expected to solve the shortage. instead it's being seen as a breakthrough for the isolated syrian government as in how to report from the root, th

the city of car keith is ukraine's 2nd largest. it's not very far from the russian border of some women. there's said vowed to use deadly force to defend their homes. they are learning how to use machine guns to make it as difficult as possible for russia to evade ukrainian women from all walks of life are training to shoot with the help of an instructor, the volunteers are learning how to operate machine guns on weekends. these women are willing to do whatever it takes in houston with morton, if our government hands out weapons, we will take them and defend our city. during the 1st days, we will use our weapons that we have already authorized the board. it is lovely. look at his daughter together, they have a plan to help secure the lives of the most vulnerable you team would be with the move, mildred will be taken to relatively safe spot, maybe somewhere deeper into country or close to the border. and we will monitor the situation, we can decide what people to move, but then for the wants of the volunteers make it clear as russia

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the 2 officers had star the vehicle near the city of kaiser's law turn when shots were fired. when back up arrive, the 24 year old female officer and a male colleague, age 29, were found dead. the suspects fled the scene and we are monitoring the latest details on that story. we'll bring you an update in the next show. now to our top story, it's being called north korea's most significant weapons test. in years, the reclusive regime has confirmed it has launched a missile that can reach us spaces in the pacific state. media said the weapon was a while song, 12, a ballistic missile of intermediate range. it is capable of hitting the u. s. territory of guam with a nuclear warhead. it is the 1st time the north has tested a missile that sy, since 2017. the report said pictures of the earth were taken in space from the missiles, nose cone. it's flight was 1st attracted by neighbouring south korea and japan, which condemned the new test. a good am i gonna dondo rizoto torn or per because i'm not a series of actions by north korea, including the repeated launches of ballistic missile

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