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Understands that and allows them to do their job. >> alexandra, vladimir putin apparently told germany that a third round of talks with ukraine will take place this weekend. how much stock do you put in that and will -- would there be specific conversations about these nuclear plants? >> its imperative that negotiations continue. i dont expect them to conclude in a positive way in the near future. but this eventually ends with some kind of talk. and so its very important that those channels stay...

And people we welcomed to the united kingdom including families from afghanistan. the u.n. estimates that three million refugees have been forced to flee the conflict in ukraine. most of them naturally want to stay as close to their homes as possible in safe countries near ukraine. and that is why we are doing everything to help the refugees in neighboring countries, as i saw in poland. the polish government requested concrete help rather than experience, and that is exactly what we are given. a...

Attack aircraft and russian paratroopers drop in. this is a scale of conflict i never dreamed of. >> david, part of your work now is identifying the most well-suited volunteers, sorting out those that you call combat terrorists and even extremists that apparently reached out to you. give us an idea of how you determine that someone is doing this for the right reasons. >> sure. one of the hardest things is the chaos thats happened as we had thousands of volunteers in the first few days. and so we...

Gallon, they could. >> it is a global commodity. we have over 2,000 gas permits in colorado that have been granted that havent been used yet. production can go up. keep in mind that takes time for that to come into play. the other thing we need to do is rapidly move to renewable energy. not only are solar and wind energy lower cost, better for the environment. were now seeing with several exclamation points the national security imperative of moving to renewable energy. >> what about boosting u....

So, can ijust ask you, very significant civilian deaths — havent enough ukrainian civilians died already? ido agree... so whats the figure then? whats significant? 10,000, 50,000, 100,000? i think you should ask members of the us congress, you should ask our leaders, what is the moral threshold when they will have an imperative to intervene? this is a real question. and, sadly, we are waiting for that, while, in my view... we are sadly waiting for more people to die? i think thats what leaders...

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Yes, so thats the big question. no one knows how to get out of this mess. at this point, it looks like its a stalemate, but putin is not ready to negotiate. he gave two big speeches this last week — he is defiant, hes emotional, hes not willing to give up or admit that his army has made serious mistakes. and the ukrainian side will not give up either. the ukrainian side will not give up crimea, it wont give up the donbas. so were really at an impasse — and what happens on the battlefield now...

Indiscriminate bombing. vladimir putin does not value human life, and well see more of the same — so thats why its imperative now to establish humanitarian zones, where innocent ukrainians can leave, where they can get out of the country and get to safety as quickly as possible. in southern china, more than 130 people are feared dead, after a passenger plane crashed in a mountainous area. urgent efforts are under way to find out why the aircraft went down, near the city of wuzhou. 0ur correspo...

Their areas and bomb cancer hospitals, so be it. thats the necessary part of the enterprise. hard to imagine a sane person buying into that, but if you understand his mindset and grievances that are very consistent over the years, you could see how that kind of thinking led him to this kind of decision. wrong though it is, tragic as it is, and frankly, i think miscalculated as it is on his part. >> congressman, much has been written in "the new york times" and other places about the role that pr...

Including a number of republicans are willing to sacrifice for this moral imperative. what more can be done for the people who really cant afford this? >> i think youre exactly right. and ive been saying this for the last several days. i frankly didnt want the administration to move out too quick will you on this policy without making sure that we could backfill that russian oil. because i do think it is really easy for the political elites in washington to tell low income consumers they should ...