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he probably is alexandra on them and thank you so much. are you crazy? military says a russian forces have pulled back from territory around the 2nd largest city. harkey is as russia is trying to god it's supply roads and folk with the tax on regions for the east president for them is the lens. he says more than 1000 settlements have now been de occupied, but he want of a long war ahead. these were left behind in a village, east of harkins when the russian army was forced to retreat. ukrainian soldiers have managed to retake several villages on the outskirts of the city, but they remain on high alert and possessive with but built up to the front lines of the which of is not stable. a philosophy molly waller village went from hand to hand to the wallet. our guys took it back, it could kill that cushion. the russian forces are using artillery. we and kicked them out towards the water all the way from that russian forces continue to launch artillery. moving behind the path of destruction, north of hark, eve, recent shelling destroyed this cultural center. w

w. bureau chief, alexandra von nomine, in brussels. and with us in the studio is a d w chief, political editor, michelle, yellow, christner. alexandra, let's us start with you in brussels. how much of an impact will this council meeting have from an you perspective? well, i think it was very important for the european union and for the european leaders in the and to be able to agree on this partial oil embargo on this ban on russian oil transported today. you shipped, sir, because at the beginning we sell some cracks in the unity. now there are so saying we are united and this is of course, a very important signal towards ukraine, but also towards russia. this is for presumably something that is going to hurt to european economies, but 1st and foremost, of course, it will have an impact on the russian economy, on the russian energy sector, and presumably on the russian war machinery. a day after day they european union pays russia up to 400000000 euros for russian oil inputs. today you are p and union and a big amount of that is not go

alexandra, this is really bad. if you are the democrat establishment, the war in ukraine, that hasn't worked, the abortion issue was supposed to galvanize the party and reignite democrat passions, that has not necessarily worked. they have tried shamelessly to milk a horrific shooting for political gain. that isn't going to work so what is the next play for democrats? >> i think will see some of these especially endangered house democrats start to abandon the president because there's no other choice when standing and ablation is up so significantly that people have difficulties filling their date gas tanks and supermarket, they are going to want to place the blame on somebody and the blame falls squarely of the president's feet. i think you are going to see endangered democrats go after president biden after the spending and not just the polite ways we seen but get aggressive and honestly they should. their constituents are bringing real problems, these are the noise we heard about under president trump administra

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alexandra, good morning to you. i want to start with breaking news. in the last hour or so, we learned that the house speaker, nancy pelosi, made an unannounced visit to kyiv and met with president zelenskyy. we saw the video. first of all, what does this tell you about washington's commitment, first of all, to ukraine? >> it's a very important symbolical gesture. k kyiv and situation in kyiv is not stable. two days ago when we had official visit, secretary-general of u.n., we have two rockets shelling on residential district. and our colleague from radu liberty was killed because the rocket was shelled directly into her apartment. >> our condolences for the passing of your colleague. we did report this on cnn. our thoughts are with you and everyone close to her and the family. and these horrors we've been seeing, not just in kyiv as well, alexandra, but really across ukraine, images we're seeing, horrifying images out of bucha. we've had terrifying stories with that. give us a sense what was you've been seeing, what you've been hearing. >> since the

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so zed satiety gone, eat us lenders, but out i get more now from our brussels bureau chief, alexandra vaughan, norman, who is in berlin, following the foreign ministers meeting for us. what were the other main takeaways from this nature press conference? i would say there were 3 main takeaways from this press conference. first of all, the fact that the german foreign minister, as well as nato secretary general stalled mac, were quite confident that the whole process after finland and sweden will formally apply for nato membership. that the whole process will be very swift, despite tar kiss or misgivings, about sweden and finland joining the alliance. and it was also very interesting to hear from stoughton back at that at the, even though the process and the process still needs to be completed. and now the alliance is already ready to beef up it's presence in the black in the, i'm sorry, in the, in the region in the northern region. and they that are ready to offer a some security assurances to finland in sweden. and it's very difficult transition time in which both country are not yet

w. brussels bureau chief alexandra vaughan, norman, who's in following the meetings in berlin. so we know that a turkey has some objections with regards to sweden and finland, sir, becoming a member, members of nato, and the turkish foreign minister. actually, he made it pretty clear what the expectations are from ankara. they want to continue talking with sweden and finland. they want them to drop their support for extremist kurdish group such as p k, k. and they want also wanted them to lifted their arms embargo against a turkey. and we have to notice here that it's that only fin london, sweden. there is a number of european nations is also members of nato that decided to impose restrictions on arms deliveries to turkey because of her there and offensive in northern syria. and of course, that is also what probably is going then to be discussed among sweden, finland, and turkey. and sir, this is an important topic. her, the german foreign minister in her press conference after and they to foreign ministers meeting stressed once again. that isn't very important moment an emotio

w is a brussels bureau chief, alexandra von nomine, who is in berlin for us following that meeting. so bring us up to speed on what else was discussed in that press conference. so when we talking here about the finished decision to join nato, to formerly filer application for nato membership, it was an upcoming as a surprise. because days ago they already said that they are in favor of their country joining the alliance to finish. a president described this moment as a historic moment as a beginning of a new era. and indeed it is a new era for the country. after decades, ultima literally you trial, etc. and thou, as you just mentioned, the finished parliament will debate the issue. but sir, the vote there is considered a formality because the majority in favor of and natal membership of a fin lunch is a certain alexander, there has been objections from taki on finland and also sweden joining nato. what's being done to dial down the tensions to get a deal on this while their foreign ministers in berlin came together or to speak with each other. and of course, also with turkey, we hav

following this meeting for us, alexandra given those comments from the turkish foreign minister, how difficult is that pathway for finland and sweden toward knighthood membership? we had a chance here to speak with many foreign ministers, and i have to say that most of them were very optimistic and, and confident that turkey will come around, that they will not undermine the alliances, he unity and will not eventually block her or keep her they will drop their opposition to sweden and finland joining the alliance. and some of them indicated that turkey might have to mastic reasons or some bilateral issues with some allies . there are rumors, dad, the reason for turkeys objection could be, could be restrictions on weapons deliveries to the country. the u, as, as we know, also imposed sanctions on turkey after the country decided to buy russian made or a defense systems. so all of this is sort of on the table, but we have to say that most ministers here were very optimistic that in the answer, at the accession process for sweden and finland should they declare officially that they want

but now he's planning murder and carries it out. alexandra sand. m has been assisting jane mountain smith on an unsolved case dating back 3 years ago. when his wife died. the husband insisted it had been an accident . what did the police fail to see me? is we couldn't find an explanation as to why he'd got the and an email at the same time that she got it. how did, why was that? why was that even possible? he and asked when we started to think, is he tracking her phone? has he got duplication? software is everything that she getting also being sent to him because actually that is that is a huge deck and it's classic stalk her behavior. they want to know absolutely everything. 90 percent of them aside cases are preceded by stalking. the police subsequently arrested the husband in question. why couldn't they say that this was a homicide gus that needs to change? doesn't it? that lack of suspicion that is curious with her model, the police might have intervened in advance and in time, nice to see like a, let's make weekly or any no windows amount. tha

following that meeting, alexandra, there seems to be an issue with tacky, agreeing to finland and sweden joining ne to why is that and what is the issue? well, we have to say that many here were christ white surprised that turkey expressed out of the nowhere. there are misgivings about sweden and finland are joining the alliance. and we just heard from the turkish foreign minister here who said that that is, are unacceptable that both country as he put it, are as supporting and engaging with the kurdish extra extremist kurdish organization. their p k, k that is considered a terrorist organization and he said that turkey has always support her to the open door policy of the alliance. but that it is turkish people who are against it, who are calling on the government to block her potential finish and swedish membership of the alliance. however, he also added that this is something that the foreign ministers are going to talk about tonight. so he left the door open for a kind of compromise, and many ministers. he told us that they're actually just wants to really listen and, and, and get to

i want to go now to a d. w's, a bureau, chief, alexandra von, nomine, in brussels. alexandra, let's start where you are, how much of an impact will this council meeting have from an you perspective? well, i think it's very important to stress that despite some crags that we saw in the unity, eventually the leaders were able to get this deal done to agree on this partial oil embargo and stay united. sending a very strong a signal towards sir moscow. and it is important because we really have to consider that these sanctions are going to have an impact on european economies as well. and of course, there are going to hurt russia. we just heard that from a, at the expert at the beginning of our show, that it is going to have an impact on the russian revenues on the russian budget. because normally the european union pays millions of euro's every day for its russian oil imports. and a big chunk of that money is not going to be paid to rush in the future. alexandra, of course, there were struggles to reach this partial embargo hungry didn't want to back it in the 1st place. now it's avoided the

did job brussels bureau chief alexander vaughan nomine joins me now. alexandra, give us some perspective your how much of a success is this russian oil band really? well, and the last 3 weeks we started to see cracks in the unity and to those 3 weeks were very embarrassing for the european union. now the fact that they were eventually able to get their act together and to agree on this partial oil embargo is a very significant. so it was a success a by banning 2 thirds of all oil or deliveries to the european union. this is going to hurt russia because normally you would pay russia and about $400000000.00 euros every day for day oil delivery. so now when we also take into account them, in addition, germany and poland have announced that there are going to quit oil russian, all russian oil at that to would amount to 90 percent of all russian, all oil imports to the european union. so it is a says it is significant. so, so let's a dive a little deeper into that. alexander, what kind of impact is, is embargo expected to have on well, as i just mentioned, we are talking here about millions o

the nato meeting for asa, alexandra, a villain, formerly applied to join nato and sweet look so hot on its heels. what happens next? death, swedish prime minister said to day that a she will go to the parliament to morrow to make sure that there is a broad support for the decision of 1st swedish of the swedish governing party. and we also have to note that to the finish, parliament will debate the issued to morrow as well. however, we have to say that this is only a formality and that the majority in favor of finance and nato membership is certain there. but this is not the end of the application process. the finished president will visits as talk home later at this week. and then we expect both countries to send their joint letters of public application to nato. so what about anchorage reservations? are they going to act or eyes? anchorage is going to sit and wait. what happens? while listening to the turkish foreign minister here to day and his oppressor, you could think that there are not ready to compromise. he once again accused finland and sweden of supporting ex, from his kur

muchÍsimas gracias, alexandra. carolina: ahora seguimos con mÁs. en hidalgo, mÉxico, se reporta una fuerte explosiÓn durante una fiesta religiosa. el terrible incidente deja a su paso por lo menos 20 personas lesionadas. algunos hasta en condiciÓn crÍtica. como nos cuenta en vivo eduardo melÉndez. eduardo: gracias. buenas tardes. el parte oficial con respecto a esta tragedia ocurrida del estallido de pirotecnia. hay 20 personas lesionadas, seis de ellos de gravedad a consecuencia de las quemaduras que sufrieron. resulta que una de las balas no tuvo la altura para explotar. las autoridades han informado que en caso de ser necesario, las lesionados serÁn trasladado a otros hospitales especializados y pondrÁn mÁs atenciÓn para evitar tragedias como las de san juan. esta es la informaciÓn desde la ciudad de mÉxico. carolina: gracias. borja: te contamos que vamos a hacer una pausa. los empleados de una joyerÍa en california batallaron contra un grupo de ladrones impidiendo que estos saquearan la tienda. carolina: de quÉ consiste el crimen q

>> alexandra majorkas will testify on homeland security. vice president kamala harris talks about the supreme court's decision on rove the wade on emily's list. kamala harris: good evening. please have a seat. good evening, good evening. i want to thank miss butler. she and i have been in different positions when we first got to know each other working together. i will say that we are very fortunate that we have a leader and miss butler in a moment like this in history. i want to recognize a very special person the second gentleman of the united states. so, if there was ever any doubt about why emily's list is important last night makes the point women's rights in america are under attack. roe v. wade has protected women's rights, yeah it is powerful. roe v. wade in its power has protected a woman's right, her right to make decisions about her own body for nearly half a century. if the court overturns roe v. wade it would be a direct assault on freedom. on the fundamental right of self-determination to which all americans are entitled. roe

there is no plan b. >> in washington, alexandra limon. >> a san francisco tradition returns on sunday. the bay to breakers race is back. thousands of people are expected to show up that colorful costumes are maybe no cost at all for that 12 k it started in 1912. and since then, more than 2 million people have completed the race and it starts on the east side of the city and set the bay. it moves along the panhandle through golden gate park and ends at the great highway along ocean beach. the breakers, the finish line closes at one on sunday afternoon. so if you plan on being in the city on sunday, you're going want to avoid all of that area there as it cuts across. there's a lot of traffic and a lot of people. out and about. meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez with us now. and, you know, different people like different. >> types of running weather, ryan door gallivanting weather. so what are they going to right? and it's going to be noticeably cooler compared to saturday's daytime high. so mother nature going to provide some much-needed relief along the coast. >> thanks to mother nature's

[laughter] let me ask you about this, alexandra, where do we go from here? you think the former president will be back on the platform since he had so many followers? >> we will have to see, he's full of surprises. i think the advocates of censorship miss the mark on his they fail to ask basic questions, which is they can't, basically what good has come from an act of censorship on a platform like twitter? i think the bottom line is you can't say any, you can say plenty of examples of where there was actual harm done by the new york post for example suspended right before the election, the hunter biden story the ended up being true or example after example of this. it's like when there's a government actor involved, any attempt to issue prior restraint on that is so rigorously guarded by the court under the first amendment you can see why censorship fails and i wish twitter could go back to the old days where it was a self-correcting free marketplace of ideas. if somebody got something wrong, it was immediately retweeted and corrected for people to see and t

alexandra limon. well, ukraine's president volodymyr zelensky handed out medals to ukrainian service members over the weekend. >> including this little guy right here, put roan and his handler. they're all a part of the team that helps find clearway explosive devices from war torn areas. well, as a lunch, he says the dog is help detect more than 200 devices. he added that patrol also teaches children the necessary safety rules in the event that there is a mine direct. so he's also doing his part. domestic prices here in the states continue to soar and the rise of fuel and food. as president biden tries to tackle inflation. now the line lies now on electric vehicles. as more major car makers are making investments into electric cars. reporter kristen joyce has that story. >> we are now seeing some of the big players way cup in addition to leader tesla, major automakers like gm involved for making huge investments in the production of evs. how great to see full with the f one. 50 lightning, the mustang

washington correspondent alexandra limon says that number could get higher as the research continues. >> as the federal government moved the country west, they also moved to exterminate eradicate and assimilate wednesday. the department of interior and bureau of indian affairs released the findings of an investigation of the u.s. government's forced assimilation of indigenous people. children. >> were induced are compelled by the federal government. to be brought to the school's records show that between 18, 1919. 69, the government funded or operated 408 boarding schools in 37 states or territories. and that about half of those were also funded or run. >> by religious institutions, the schools operated in military like conditions and banned children from using their native languages and cultural practices. when my maternal grandparents were only 8 years old, they were stolen from their parents, culture and communities. >> and forced to live in boarding schools until the age of 13. many children like them never made it back to their homes. we've identified 53 marked. >> were unmarked

alexandra limon, oklahoma is the first u.s. state to outlaw abortion completely wa roe versus wade protection still stands. >> the governor there signed a measure that immediately prohibit all abortions with very few exceptions. the exceptions include rape or incest when the mother's life is at risk. it's the strictest abortion ban in the country. and the second shipment of baby formula has arrived from europe. a flight from germany delivered enough to fill a million 8 ounce bottles. members of congress want to know why the fda didn't react sooner after closing the abbott baby factory. lawmakers say they want to make sure any similar problems are avoided in the future. the fda says the baby formula factory should be ready to reopen in a couple of weeks. coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news. some places in the bay area are seeing $7. gas prices. >> we'll break down what you need to know before filling up for memorial day weekend. we'll be right back after the break. >> we'll say it ain't so because gas prices are now offic

our washington correspondent alexandra limon reports the president's trip and questions about the u.s. weapons stockpile. >> i can say thank you. thank you. thank you. >> president biden toward a weapons manufacturing plant in alabama tuesday and praised the employees who make javelin missiles. those i saw 10 for every time. >> there is and ukraine. >> the change in people's lives. the u.s. has shipped thousands of javelins, stingers and howitzers to ukraine. but the study shipments of weapons come with a cost to the u.s. stockpile of the weaponry could be replaced within the next year with this budget. >> all of it won't be replaced within the within the year. analysts estimate that the u.s. has shipped about one quarter of its stingers and one-third of its javelins to ukraine. defense secretary lloyd austin says he's optimistic manufacturers will increase production, but a shortage of semiconductors may prevent that since each javelin requires more than 200 chips and boosting domestic chip manufacturing isn't just critical to making more in america or lowering prices. >> it's also v

as the people who did, it was igor and alexandra. they gave their names. they stood up and said were the ones who did this, and they said, quote, we are looking for work and lawyers and probably political asylum. and then, they signed up with this, do not be afraid! do not be silent! resist! you are not alone. we are many! the future is ours! f war, peace to ukraine! and we do not know where those two brave russian journalists are tonight, the ones who did that. but again, it has been reported there outside russia, but we do not know where they are. we also don't know who hacked all the tvs in russia today either. but man, this is a living manifest hope that bravery is contagious. that dictatorships are brutal, and that they have to criminalize journalism and criticism of all kinds, because they know it's powerful, because they know they can

washington correspondent alexandra limon reports on the immediate steps the government is taking the help get baby formula back on store shelves. >> the biden administration says it's working to quickly help parents get the baby formula. they need create some flexibility, cut red tape. the administration says it's working with formula manufacturers to increase production and secretary pete buttigieg says the fda is taking other action on making it easier to safely import formula products, which we don't generally tend to do much of in the u.s.. the fda shuttered a plant in michigan as a safety precaution after 4 infants got sick and 2 died. all of them had had formula from that abbott plant. there was nothing wrong with that plan that was never proven that. >> but any that formula calls these 2 deaths. the fda is working closely with abbott to bring the facility back online. safely. that's the key here safely. the administration is also helping major retailers and baby formula manufacturers get more baby formula to store shelves and have made clear to all of them. >> that federal res

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washington correspondent alexandra limon reports. >> putin is a. >> and a bully. russia is accused of committing more crimes like intentionally targeting civilians in ukraine. now, 2 u.s. senators want to pass a resolution to urge the secretary of state to designate russia as a state sponsor of terrorism. this designation will matter in u.s. law. they're only for the countries that have such a designation. senators richard blumenthal and lindsey graham say putin's plans are clear to recreate the soviet in par the former soviet union as much as they can unless he is stopped. >> that's why our own national security. >> is at risk. the senators say ukraine asked the u.s. to designate russia as a state sponsor of terrorism and that doing so would show ukraine. it has the full support of the united states. they also say it will set an example for other countries and tell russia change course because if you stay with putin. >> it's going to be a miserable existence for the russian people. the senators want their resolution attached to the package that would provide near

alexandra limon. >> take a look at this. the san francisco fire department tweeted out pictures of a car that fell off the cliff near sutro baths just before 3 o'clock this morning, 4 people were hurt, including 2 people who are in critical condition. fire officials say they don't know how fast the car was traveling, but it did go down 30 to 40 yards down that clifft. no word yet on why the car went over the cliff. >> police said several dozen cars towed after the drivers did stunts in a sideshow. and oakland late last night. here are some of the pictures of the cars impounded. those specifics were given about the incident, but officers say violent, disruptive illegal behavior will not be tolerated. about 3 weeks ago. police say officers arrested somebody after he punched an officer in the face during one of these sideshows. opd says they're tracking down anyone who participates in the sideshows. that includes go into their homes and towing the cars that have taken part in that illegal activity. >> now to the east bay where

alexandra limon, thank you for that update. alex. >> in the future, it will be a more immersive and natural feeling experience. >> coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news. can you imagine the bays and we're going break down the new vision officials half for the iconic park. we'll be right back after the break. >> well, the big basin redwoods state park in the santa cruz mountains has been closed for about 2 years after a devastating fire. but now state officials are announcing a new vision for the park. they call that project re imagining big bays. it it will include moving the visitor building out of the corps old growth, part of the force. they can also move some campsites and set up a shuttle from the visitors building to the part now, the park will reopen this summer with limited access. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, the family of a victim of the vta shooting is now filing a lawsuit against the company. we're going to break down the lawsuit. >> but you in just a few minutes, stick around. well, welcome back to

our washington correspondent alexandra limon reports on the issue and on legislation that proponents say would help these young people and the u.s. job market. >> democratic lawmakers are pushing for a bill to protect the young immigrants not covered by dhaka who call themselves documented dreamers. i'm scared. >> when i graduate may ph d that i would have to self deport to india. they came to the u.s. legally on their parents visa as their parents, green card applications are stocked and backlogs that are sometimes more than 50 years long once they turn. 21, these young people lose their legal status. you now have to self deport to a councry that you may have no wreck recollection of if they remain in the u.s. they become undocumented immigrants. more than 200,000 documented dreamers across the country who are living in limbo. senator durbin says the u.s. needs the soon to be young professionals. think about how many times we've been told. we don't have the workforce. we need. >> we're desperate to find people to fill the jobs. while congress has been unable to pass comprehensive im

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alexandra limon. >> thank you for that update. alexander. well, coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news this week is the unofficial start of summer. what you need to know before you catch a flight or get the role for memorial day. we'll be right back after the break. we're just one week away from memorial day. the unofficial start to summer and this year triple a predicts more than 39 million people are going to travel for the holiday weekend. nearly 35 million in hitting the roadways. another 3 million expected to fly. if you're one of the millions hitting the roads, aaa just released its list of the best and worst times to drive. take a look. if you live in town thursday, the worst time to be on the road is between 01:00pm and 08:00pm you're better off leaving early in the morning or late at night. the same is true on friday. the worst travel time is expected between noon and 07:00pm on saturday and sunday. you're better off hitting the road between 10:00am and on monday as you're heading home, aaa suggests leaving before 11:00am. this

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the deadlock with hungary dw brussels bureau chief alexandrovna nomine joins me now. alexandra, we just heard it there. the e u commission is watering down its proposal and has signaled it will only embargo oil transported by c, allowing hungry to still receive oil via its pipeline. how much sense does that make? well, when we consider my killed that members off to you, a p and union pay up to 800000000 euros every day for russian energy supplies. that is important to try to face out irrational oil deliveries. to what extent it's possible, at least according to many diplomats here, there are saying it's better to have such an oil embargo than 2 to half, nothing at all. because as we just heard in the report, all deliveries are delivery shipments are coming into the european union amount to 2 thirds of all russian oil delivered today you opinion. and now we are hearing from our source for us here and brussels, that there will be able to night to agree. in principle on this ban, i can almost hear some of our viewers alexander asking why does hungry have so much power over the block? what

w. bureau chief, alexandra von nomine, in brussels. and with us in the studio is a d w chief, political editor, michelle, yellow cook. no. alexandra, let's us start with you in brussels. how much of an impact will this council meeting have from an you perspective? well, i think it was very important for the european union and for the european leaders in the and to be able to agree on this partial oil embargo on this ban on russian oil transport it today. you shipped, sir, because at the beginning we sell some cracks in the unity. now there are so saying we are united.

join now from key by alexandra, but the chick, she's a member of human rights lawyer and head of a non profit organization. the center for civil liberties is good to have you with this. we know you're doing important work. i mean, what are you in your organization? what are you doing now to help women who have been impacted or victims of sexual violence in this more seems a new way for russian large scale invasion or in february this year we still are going to give them i done this list and for top, several hundreds of volunteers who speak with teams or for crimes and weakness for crimes as well. and it can maintain their testimony. and among those who are crimes resource, so cases of section violence rapes which is committed by russian closures. we have several such cases. and all of them, one of them women were read russian soldiers and one it was man. and because we work with them, well, when the people who are not prepared for for such trying to fix the dns and not to, to provide a proper question year and a conversation survivors of sexual violence way closely. corporate in this r

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w, brussels bureau chief, alexandra phenomena who is at the venue in and good to see you. alexandra. now what were the winners reactions to being awarded the yeah. charlemagne, price. well, during the ceremony that well so held right behind me in the town, whole of october. the 3 on a rees made clear how on earth they are to receive the prize. of course one of them, maria callously cover. it's in jail in viola ruth and was represented here by her sister. but all on the re said that they believe that this price is a sign, an evidence that europe and in particular germany has not forgotten, verified, and said, as he atlanta, he cannot scale, told us that she was dedicated, dedicating this price to all the people of viola ruth to those who are still in jail, who their kids who are waiting for their parents for the, for the many to the many people of bella. ruth who had to leave at their country as she did. and she also called on all european citizens and their politicians, to keep up the pressure on location, co stressing that oppression and repression is still going on in the country.

or it did have your brussels bureau chief, alexandra from them. and they're reporting from that you summit in brussels. thank you so much. germany's name political parties have agreed to increase defense funding, chancellor, will i shoulds ones 100000000 euros to better equipped to armed forces? germany's military has long been under finance and poorly equipped. the new deal gets around strict budget rules and helps the government to meet nato spending goals. chart says the new funding means germany will make a greater contribution to european security. the door to a bonus via the german bonus row will be strengthened. it will be able to fulfill its defense mission better than ever before, and it will be able to make its contribution to nato so that we can defend ourselves against attacks at any time. and also either types of visits and d, w political correspondent, leona on hammerstein is all night story for us. hello leoni. ah, a special $100000000000.00 euro fund for the german army crew. curt in the constitution. how significant change is this