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Smith wins for best actor, but not before throwing a punch at chris rock over a joke about his wife. hello and welcome. and yes, we will get to the oscars and the drama that unfolded there just in the last hour, in a moment. but we begin with ukraine. ukraines president, volodymyr zelensky, says hes prepared to discuss a formal neutral status for his country, as part of talks to end the war with russia. but he insisted the ukrainian people would have to approve such a move in a referendum, and t...

Together win. if you want -- if you want -- won world war ii together europe was the biggest in europe. i hope finally we will win this war for future of democracy, for future of humanity in this war. >> gennadiy, thank you so much for joining us. we admire what youre doing and wish you the best. >> americans, what i need, i beg you, i request you, armory. it is a shame for our government but not from us. we are eight year in war and ukraine still dont have armory ambulances and we couldnt evacu...

The demands of fragile infants with the constant threat of bombardment, as our correspondent lucy williamson reports from lviv. the incubators at lvivs perinatal clinic are home to some of ukraines smallest refugees like victoria, born weighing just 800 g. her mother believes the stress of spending daysin believes the stress of spending days in a bunker in he have contributed to the early birth. doctors here are seeing a rise in the premature birth rate since the conflict began and at one specia...

>> well, its very difficult to unentangle the russian economy from europe. they are obviously a large portion of russia is literally physically in europe. and then those were their closest and economic trading partners. so to the extent that russia is now dependent on china, its a geopolitical reliance, and they are absolutely going to try to shift their economic activity towards china, but thats not something that can be done in a matter of weeks, and certainly not done in a matter of weeks und...

The russian military are under resourced, their morale is low, they were not told about what was really going on, etc, that it is just was really going on, etc, that it isjust a was really going on, etc, that it is just a military exercise, but actually this is war. what is your take on all of that and what that means for putin now? to my sense, if you go back to the first chechen war, this is pretty much what happened with western soldiers then. they felt they were on exercise, the when they di...

That russian forces wont pick up that russian forces wont pick up their date of borrie —— pick up up their date of borrie —— pick up their date of borrie —— pick up their dead or buried their bodies. it is a situation he says can be stopped immediately by peace talks, but only if russian troops pullback, and mediators can come in. guarantors will not sign anything if the russian troops are in ukraine. why do i think that this war can be finished quickly when the only person that prol...

With russia, which is going to be something that will be unpredictable. it will be very much a complete c-change in what the world order and what the world sort of ability will be. >> right. >> it is definitely being talked about, but its also something i think we have to watch because based on my reporting, it just isnt really going to change anything, which is hard to really say and hard to wrap your mind around, but its sort of where we are right now. >> nancy, your reporting as national secu...

New underground bunker to how is the most fragile babies in incubators. olga fled here from care. it took three days, she says, during which she couldnt eat or drink from pharaoh. translation: its eat or drink from pharaoh. translation:— eat or drink from pharaoh. translation: �* , ., ., , ., translation: its a theory that makes your _ translation: its a theory that makes your skin _ translation: its a theory that makes your skin hurt. _ translation: its a theory that makes your skin hurt. y...

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