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Interviewing 101-year-old veteran and survivor of d-day jake larson, just a couple of hours ago and i said to him do you remember why you were doing this? >> and excuse my language around quoting him. >> he said yes our job was to kick hitler's out of europe and we did it it's amazing that's essentially the sum up of this whole day. and actually today it's putin who threatens the security of europe and the whole north atlantic alliance and the rules of the road that the united states led an implemented for the world in the international world order after world war ii, all that's a threat and i...

Bus bus byzantine kabuki? >> yeah, and putin is certainly not going to be trusting him any time soon. mal malcolm nance, thanks, great to talk to you. >> my pleasure. the mercenaries have turned about. is it threat to putin over? and what does it mean to the war in ukraine? i will talk to a guest next live in the cnn newewsroom in a few minutes. communities and the people who live and work ththere grgrow and thrive. we're proud to call these places home too. they're where we put down roots, and where together, we work to help move

Militarily, the suppose it threat in this region according to g7 countries from their perspective but also economically, there is this idea of economic coercion, it is a term we have been hearing quite a lot recently and the idea is that china is weaponising its vast economy to punish or threaten countries that it has disputes with, that it doesn't get along with. we have seen examples of trade restrictions with countries like australia recently, japan, south korea as well and that is a problem for g7 nations and they are trying to find a solution to that. the us is quite clear on what it want...

Solar $0.30 for every kilowatt hour they generate. a new proposal cuts it to $0.05. numbers that make rooftop systems unaffordable threatening some 70,000 jobs. >> monopoly utilities are trying every way they can to hurt rooftop solar. it threat ens their profits. >> it is also about grid reliability. solar is irregular, sometimes too much, sometimes too little. >> it's to tamper down solar installations. we've hit the point where the grid is so unreliable. >> both sides say it is up to the governor to step in. >> the governor is in a difficult position. he can't have a black-outs. >> we're as...

Alexei navalny, he is in prison, again, a political prisoner, but it is interesting that they have gone for those countries but for a far broader, more wide—ranging, i suppose, groups, iguess, in doing this. they have gone for a strong signal but not for individuals, they have gone for the groups who have been working from the bottom up, grassroots organisations which have been working for years, in at least two of the cases, for human rights. and as we heard from the chairwoman of the committee, people who they say represent civil society in their country, she really emphasised that concept...