nick: the task ahead will take a generation. ukraine says it must start now, cleaning up the country, as it wages the war. for "pbs news weekend," i'm nick schifrin in kyiv. john: you can watch all of nick's reporting on the one year anniversary of the russian invasion on our website, pbs.org/newshour. new cdc data says the number o americans taking medicine to get a good night's sleep is on the rise. the latest study surveyed more than 30,000 american adults about their sleemedication use in 2020, both prescription and over the counter. nearly one in five said they had taken sleep medication during the previous 30 days. 8% of adults reported taking sleep medicationvery or most days in that period, double what the cdc had found a decade earlier. the report also found that women, older adults and people with lower incomes were all more likely to use sleep medication. earlier, i spoke with dr. karen lee, a neurologist and a sleep specialist. i asked her how the cdcs findings compare with what she sees in her practice. dr. lee: ove

nick: today, the u.s. and other leaders of the seven largest industrial nations announced new sanctions, and export controls on russia. the u.s. also unveiled an additional $2.2 billion in military aid for ukraine, including more ammunition for long-range rockets. >> russia, stop the war! nick: and on this anniversary, much of the western world showed solidarity, from amsterdam to sydney. and even in moscow, memorials on monuments devoted to ukrainian writers. but even the flower-bearers were quickly detained. it is still illegal in russia to call the war a war. and a year is a long time to be at war, even for hardened warriors. >> my children are the most important people for me. i do not see them often. my parents, i do not see them at all. i am very proud of my wife. nick: that was zelenskyy at his most vnerable but also today atis most determined. he ruled out any idea of negotiating with vladimir putin and said the only vision for the end of this war he could see was russia's total withdrawal. am: nic

nick: the pilot is 51. he grew up in far western ukraine flying model airplanes. >> ever since i was six, my hobby was airplane modeling so in 2015 when i was called up, i understood i could contribute the most by becoming a drone pilot. nick: they are far from a main road. but not from the artillery they our helping to aim. each surveillance flight lasts about an hour. the only way to know what the drone has seen is by manually opening it and removing its memory card which promptly goes into the van. we cannot show the screen but you are looking through photos the drone has taken to reveal russian locations. what can you do with those photos? >> it gives us information of quantity of military eipment and type of military equipment. this gives us the ability to target with the help of artillery or take additional actions. nick: to send their images they rely on starling owned by spacex ceo elon musk despite space x's threats to cut them off. >> i think elon musk is part of our team. i don't think he would b

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nick: olexandr commands an artillery unit in the 93rd brigade. there are other units with more advanced equipment. but the vast majority are like this one, self-propelled artillery is also from the 1970s. [explosion] nick: the brigade gave us this video from a surveillance drone of what it says is that artillery hitting a surveillance target. they and everyone here say bakhmut is worth it. >> this place is strategically important. first and foremost, this is our land and every inch is of the utmost importance because people are dying for it. if we give up bakhmut, we would be giving up so many lives of those who have been defending it for such a long time. nick: have you lost men? have you lost friends? >> yes. we have all lost friends. we have all lost someone in this war, and we keep losing. that is how it goes. this is war. you can't do anything about it. but these are all losses that cannot be prevented. they just happen, because people kill people. that's it. nick: on the frontlines, ukraine knows the price it will continue to have to pay, h

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a nick. know, funny, right.7 a nick. yeah. because yeah. the big dog. because burglars go near burglars are scared to go near your house. i did kill myself that nickname because boris johnson gave himself that nickname. thought, well if nickname. so i thought, well if he why can't and it he can it, why can't i? and it just. he's maybe achieved just. well, he's maybe achieved a than you anyway. at a little than you anyway. at least you three sat on his front pages. no offence, nick and the guardian seal guardian has a pm set to seal post brexit deal in big political gamble . the telegraph political gamble. the telegraph has sunak secure a new brexit deal that we can at the same story. the times has brexit deal within days and seen a theme appear here. the daily express has camilla forces u—turn on rule down cuts row . well, i rule down cuts row. well, i think some other people had a handin think some other people had a hand in that as well. and i think my tweet done some nato with the i has

nick: more money is also what the u.s. ambassador to the u.n., linda thomas-greenfield, asked for in an unannounced trip to somalia this past weekend. >> the united states is asking other donors and the world to go bigger and be bolder. nick: and ambassador linda thomas greenfield is back in washington, and joins me now. thanks very much. welcome back to the "newshour." what will the impact be if somalia does not get the additional funding it needs ahead of what's expected to be another failed rainy season in the coming months? >> we want to do everything you can to avert this next round of failed rainfalls, which should happen sometime around the march, april timeframe. what we need to do is get more donors to support the people of somalia. i announced $40 million when i was there in addition to the $1.3 billion that we have provided already, but more is needed to be done by more people. we have to be much more ambitious. we have to be more aggressive. we have to save lives. nick: knows numbers that you just cited, more t

nick adams. i am so impressed by this young man, his spirit in his intellect, his kindness. he is a true gentleman. i am. this is his fourth time to speak. here with the women's national republican club. i still remember the first time i saw him and heard of him. it's my little story about nick adams i was walking past my television room with fox on all the time, as it always was, and the president of the united states, donald trump, was walking out on the veranda with this incredible young man and he had a book in his hand. and of course, you know, the press, the minute they see donald walking on the veranda, they come running to the veranda and they started open up the mics. and he started to tell about this great, terrific young man. nick enters, who has just written a fabulous book, and he recommended it to everybody. and so i said to myself, i have to get him. i have to get nick adams. so i called up the white house and i said, can i have his information, please? and they said, well, we can

nick: some experti spoke to today urged the u.s. to push the government to speak to al-shabaab to actually come up with a negotiated settlement to what many see as a civil war. do you agree? linda: you know, i heard president hassan sheikh speaking on another channel a few wks ago. and he said, you're asking me to speak to terrorists. you're asking me to speak to people who are responsible for slaughtering our people. he wants to get rid of al-shabaab. we have designated them as terrorists. we would not be asked in t united states to negotiate with terrorists. these -- al-shabaab is responsible for the deaths of thousands upon thousands of somalis. it is responsible for this country being in the situation that it's in right now. nick: finally, ambassador, in the time i have left, many african capitals do not like talk of a great game between the u.s., china, and russia and africa. but the chinese foreign minister just visited five african countries. china, of course, pours billions of dollars into infrastructure developmenin africa.

nick krygios did issue a statement, saying he deeply regretted what had happened. he did reference his mental health problems, saying that life could often be overwhelming, but he arrived in court on crutches after knee surgery, he left court without making any other statement. just looking at his statement here, saying mental health is tough, life can seem overwhelming but i found that getting help and working on myself has helped me feel better, and to be better. tell me, just how common is it to someone who admits assault to avoid conviction?— avoid conviction? well, the magistrate. _ avoid conviction? well, the magistrate, beth _ avoid conviction? well, the| magistrate, beth campbell, avoid conviction? well, the - magistrate, beth campbell, was very sympathetic to nick krygios, appreciating that he had sought help for his mental health problems, and she did address him directly, saying that she would be treating him, in her words, a person whojust happens to hit a tennis ball very well, as she would any other young man who comes before her here in canberra at

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can you empathise, nick? yeah, well, this is this is fears that teenagers are self diagnosing and adhd using tock and they go and adhd using tock and they go and they think they have adhd. yes. because you just watch 80,032nd videos in a row like of course, you think you've got adhd. that's what tick tock is you're describing. tick tock. but , a serious but of course, a serious element, the kids are saying they've got autism adhd and they've got autism and adhd and they've got autism and adhd and they it. i mean, they actually have it. i mean, autism obviously i'm autism is obviously real. i'm not sure adhd is . i not quite sure why adhd is. i get for that. but get in trouble for that. but yes. go because of nhs yes. and they go because of nhs waiting lists as well. they're going on social and the deciding. go on tick deciding. i know i'll go on tick to find out if i've got a mental disorder which is good disorder which is never good idea. done. idea. so it really isn't done. what think this? well, what do yo

nick. mr. burns: well, myron, in my case, as i said before, i think one of the great advantages we have right now in dealing with a very difficult government here in the people's republic of china and a competitive relationship, we have a large bipartisan agreement that we ought to be competing with china for our military power in the indopacific, competing in the economic and trade sphere for a much more level playing field for american business because it's not level right now. we're certainly completing on technology. and, of course, we defend our values. we defend human rights. we take issue, great issue what the chinese has done in tibet and hong kong. the lack of religious freedom here. i think there's largescale agreement, frankly, in our country and also between republicans and democrats in congress that we got to be competing in those four areas. i also think most americans would say, as we largely have a difficult challenging, competitive relationship with china, we are the two larges

can you empathise, nick? yeah, well, this is this is fears that teenagers are self diagnosing and adhd using tock and they go and adhd using tock and they go and they think they have adhd. yes. because you just watch 80,032nd videos in a row like of course, you think you've got adhd. that's what tick tock is you're describing. tick tock. but , a serious but of course, a serious element, the kids are saying they've got autism adhd and they've got autism and adhd and they've got autism and adhd and they it. i mean, they actually have it. i mean, autism obviously i'm autism is obviously real. i'm not sure adhd is . i not quite sure why adhd is. i get for that. but get in trouble for that. but yes. go because of nhs yes. and they go because of nhs waiting lists as well. they're going on social and the deciding. go on tick deciding. i know i'll go on tick to find out if i've got a mental disorder which is good disorder which is never good idea. done. idea. so it really isn't done. what think this? well, what do yo

nick: they use drones to spot russian targets. andhe >> mira! nick: 20 rounds in about 3 minutes. they adjust the mortar back to the original target and repeat. but they admit they're limited, by the quantity and quality of their ammunition. and that mea the best this unit can do as well, is hold the line against the russian troops they continue to target. the next day, we headed to the outskirts of russia's primary goal-bakhmut. -- primary goal, bakhmut. u.s. officials downplay its importance, and have raised with ukraine falling back to higher ground to defend larger cities. but ukraine calls bakhmut a symbol of resistance, and a gateway to the rest of donetsk province. driving into city the city has -- the city has been largely abandoned, or destroyed. and the fighting has been fierce, targeting russia's paramilitary wagner group. ♪ ♪ amna: consumer protection, launched her entrance into politics, and was a central plank in her 2020 run for president. in president biden's state of the union adddress earlier this month, he pledged to tackle something long on warren's issue l

nicole: i act nick connolly -- i asked nick connolly in kyiv about this. nick: it is something you hear time and time again, i don't know when my next delivery of munitions will come from. you can have all the artillery pieces in the world but if you don't have ammunition, you are stuck. any amount of experience and bravery is not going to do much about that. we have seen now that this war is moving into a slower phase of more position warfare. this is about how much ukraine and russia can mobilize their economies and produce enough weaponry and munitions and get them to their soldiers fast enough. there's a real push in ukraine and a real awareness that this is crucial, given that russia spent the last couple months building up supplies and training a lot of people to fight in ukraine. nicole: nato chief jens stoltenberg says kyiv needs ammunition more than it needs fighter jets, but kyiv is still asking for those aircraft. so clearly differing expectations today. nick: i think kyiv thinks that they can get both. i think the history of this war as shown t

nick schifrin has their stories. nick: afghan women are undaunted. but they are hunted. the woman in the red scarf, she and her friends are at war. the taliban target her, and other female activists who dare to protest. including last august, on what they call the dark day, one year of taliban rule. we spoke to her by phone and are protecting her identity. >> they beat me and my friends up. most of us were held hostage. they were shooting guns right in front of us, and they were thatening us. nick: before the taliban takeover, she worked in the government. her daughters attended school. they, and she, lost everything. she's fighting for the life she once had. for that, she's punished. >> they hit my back with the butt of a rifle. they hit my hands with a whip. they kicked me, too.ust like me, most of my friends have been beaten up and arrested. some of my friends were taliban hostages for almost a month. nick: nevertheless, she persists, demanding change, but suffering immediate blowback. >> after every protest, i couldn't go home for almost a month because there was the

nick: the u.s. is trying to train ukraine to use less artillery and use more modern tactics, geoff, and the u.s. hopes that that will pay off in the coming spring offensive. geoff: and, nick, you have been out on the front lines. have you seen these new tactics yet? nick: yes, it's a little too early, because that training isn't complete. and there are hundreds of armored vehicles on their way that u.s. d european officials have said should arrive in the next few weeks ahead of that spring offensive. but we have been on the front lines with drone pilots. and this is an example of ukraine modernizing its own infantry, integrating drone pilots into that infantry, having them relay the positions of russian vehicles in real time to their commanders, who then relay it to artillery to try and fire on those russian vehicles. and so we will have that story focusing on drones and the air war certainly in the days ahead of the one-year of full-scale invasion last february. off: and, of course, as this battle

nick: u.s. officials say that this was part of an international program that the chinese have launched of spy balloons that they say flew across 40 countries across five continents. the balloon that we're talking about here was 200-feet-tall and had a jetliner size payload. and according to a senior state department official, it was -- quote -- "capable of conducting signals telligence collection operations." what does that mean? it means it can pick up communications from u.s. military bases as it flew over them. the official said -- quote -- "it had multiple antennas, to include an array likely capable of collecting and geolocating communications and solar panels large enough to produce the requisite power to operate multiple active intelligence collection sensors." now, officials say they're making this public, something that the intelligence community has historically resisted, because they are trying to pull back the curtain on chinese spying. they're trying to refute what beijing said toda

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we have nick connnnolly. nick works as foreign correspondent with deutsche welle, he has been reporting extensively out of ukraine for the last few months. welcome, nick next on the panel is professor wolfgang merkel. he's skeptical about sending more arms to ukraine and last but not least we have with us island mutli. she's security expert at the german council on foreign relations. she's alsbased in berlin but she's joining us remotely today. nick, let me start with you. you've been on the ground. you've seen the situation there. now, russia has been attacking residential areas and ukraine claims now that russia is preparing for an offensive for 24 february. can ukraine really hold its ground quite literally. well, i think that's definitely the conviction in kiev. i think they are positively surprised, at least what in terms of the kind of arms that have been supplied in the last couple of weeks after a long period of frustration and kind of calls on the west to send more. we've had a kind of flurry of anno

nick: simultaneously, kostin vows to fight in internal war agait corruption. this we, the equivalent of fbi agents accused the head of kyiv's tax service of embezzling millions in the living beyond her means. agents raided the home of one of ukraine's richest and most famous men, connected to companies accused of massive tax evasion. plus we, one of zelenskyy's deputy chiefs of staff's posted his own resignation later after he was forced out. now half a officials are accused of buying low quality protective gear for ukrainian soldiers at inflated prices. >> we have informed on suspicion several top officials of ministry of defense, of regional administrations, of minister of energy. it is a signal for me and my colleagues, for everyone, former current officials, that there will be no tolerance for corruption. and this is a strong position of the president of ukraine. ni: unfortunately in some spheres, the only where to -- the only way to guarantee legitimacy is to change leaders, as many as necessary to ensure nobody abuses power. >> this is the opinion of the

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nick schifrin has more. nick: for 900 years princes and politicians have walked these steps, in westminster hall. today, to rapturous applause the leader fighting europe's largest war in 75 years, predicted freedom would win. >> we proved together that the world truly helps those who are brave in defending freedom and, thus, paves the way for a new history. nick: and ukrainian president volodmyr zelenskyy asked for a specific weapon by handing the house of commons speaker the helmet of a ukrainian pilot. >> we have freedom. give us wis to protect it. nick: today britain pledged to train ukrainian pilots on british jets, including typhoons. and british prime minister rishi sunak said providing ukraine the jets was not off the table. >> the first step in being able to provide advanced aircraft is to have aviators that are capable of using them. that is a process that takes some time, we started that process today. >> i heard from mr prime minister the desire to provide fighter jets. when it comes to supplying

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nick: a man connected to our complex has been arrested. his lawyer tells us the building was well constructed. the local authority says there were no formal complaints, so no inspections have ever been carried out. president erdogan aues it was not possible to prepare for such a big disaster. and that his opponents are telling lies. in light of this story, one replicated across this country, how many in turkiye can truly sleep soundly tonight? david: president zelenskyy has called on western allies to speed the delivery of weapons to ukraine, addressing world leaders who gathered in germany for the annual munich security conference, he warned that did the ring and delays -- our diplomatic correspondent landau is in munich and sent us this report. >> ukrainian troops on the front line. a moment to rest and eat before the next russian assault. their fate, top of the agenda for world leaders. a chance for them to hear once again, welcome you know who. he wants more tanks and ammunition and he wants them fast. >> there is no alternative to --

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nick: u.s. official said before the speech, president biden would not get in a tit for tat, but he clearly targeted one man. >> the west was not plotting to attack russia, as putin said today. this war was never a necessity. it's a tragedy. president putin chose this war. every day the war continues is his choice. he could end the war with a word. ♪ nick: poland was among the first eastern bloc countries to join nato. biden reiterated the commitment to nato's defense and val democracy would prevail. >> president putin's craven lust for land and power will fail and the ukrainian people's love for their countrwill prevail. democracy in the world will stand guard over freedom today, tomorrow and forever. nick: 1100 miles east and eight hour earlier president putin , had his own audience, and blamed the war in ukraine, mostly on the west. >> responsibility for fomenting the ukrainian conflict, for its escalation and for the increasing number of victims, lies entirely with western elites. and, of c

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indeed, nick kyrgios has spoken openly about battles, indeed, nick kyrgios has spoken openly about his battles, his loneliness, his depression and also his abuse of alcohol. so, under the crime act here in the australian capital territory, the magistrate has the authority to dismiss these assault charges against nick kyrios on the grounds of mental health and it is finally a decision for the director of public prosecutions, if the magistrate decides that's the way that the court wants to go. nick kyrgios is expected in court today for the very first time. he has not attended previous hearings so in the next few hours we are expecting the magistrate to decide what happens next. the new zealand government has weighed into reports that fifa is set to allow saudi arabia's tourism authority to sponsor the 2023 women's world cup. new zealand sports minister grant robertson said fifa should consider the empowerment of women and girls when making commercial arrangements. football australia and new zealand football have said they are shocked and disappointed by the reported deal. rebecca sowden

nick pope dot net and twitter. nick pope dot net and twitter. nick pope modi brilliant stuff. thanks for your time. a fascinating conversation . well, fascinating conversation. well, there you go. what do you think? honestly the alien turns up right . meet the alien. sit down. right. meet the alien. sit down. be reasonable . offer them the be reasonable. offer them the keys to number 10 and watch our fortunes transform as a country. next up, we got the papers with full panel. don't go anywhere . and welcome back to mark dolan's tonight. it's exactly 1030 and we've got tomorrow's papers with full panel reaction and so let's do it . do it. can i apologise . half of my can i apologise. half of my production team appear to have gone to the pub. now let's have a look at tomorrow's hot off the press. wetherspoons, by the way, keeping it real. the daily mail and why i fear ultra processed food is reducing our iq that by nutrition expert kimberly wilson and a story that very tragically remains unresolved . i'm remains unresolved. i'm convinced my nicola's not in the partner of nicola

it's a nick cave insane. it's like a nick cave murder. don't it murder. but you don't take it literally. chris bryant literally. also chris bryant says he agrees with getting rid of it. so know that it's of it. so you know that it's wrong chris bryant wrong because chris bryant saying good rule of thumb. saying is a good rule of thumb. i do. do feel that there's i do. i do feel that there's a there's an unwelcome trend here. so low, sweet chariot so i swing low, sweet chariot they which complained was they which they complained was was not racist was racist. it was not racist like a cultural appropriation was because it's a sort of link to slavery. to slavery, spiritual silencing . but these spiritual silencing. but these things are this is culture things are this is how culture naturally sort of flows through and space is it let me pick me with songs a little of week saturday night. that's the wrong with that. no, it's going to be. there was a revival of welsh, i suppose the manic preachers or something like that or something like that maybe, or yeah. ha

that's nick dixon . so that that's nick dixon. so that should be a bit of a love in tonight. first, let's at friday's front pages before these two get it on daily mail, we start . people simply don't we start. people simply don't vanish into thin air, except they appear to have done just that. the telegraph lockdown to workforce is permanent rumours about who exactly prince harry lost his virginity as well. bizarrely, a guardian have called for tougher windfall tax after shell posts what they describe obscene record profits . the mirror have the story of the footballer greenwood charges mason greenwood charges dropped by his girlfriend the times british gas band from force fitting new metres and a photograph there of . the photograph there of. the gentleman who is apparently in charge of the firm that profit from breaking into people's homes and cutting off supply very evil indeed the express fire don't jump joy just yet but slump to end of next year there is rishi sunak looking quite happy that metro power crazy . happy that metro power crazy. it's the final story on the fro

it's a nick cave insane. it's like a nick cave murder. don't it murder. but you don't take it literally. chris bryant literally. also chris bryant says he agrees with getting rid of it. so know that it's of it. so you know that it's wrong chris bryant wrong because chris bryant saying good rule of thumb. saying is a good rule of thumb. i do. do feel that there's i do. i do feel that there's a there's an unwelcome trend here. so low, sweet chariot so i swing low, sweet chariot they which complained was they which they complained was was not racist was racist. it was not racist like a cultural appropriation was because it's a sort of link to slavery. to slavery, spiritual silencing . but these spiritual silencing. but these things are this is culture things are this is how culture naturally sort of flows through and space is it let me pick me with songs a little of week saturday night. that's the wrong with that. no, it's going to be. there was a revival of welsh, i suppose the manic preachers or something like that or something like that maybe, or yeah. ha

that's nick dixon . so that that's nick dixon. so that should be a bit of a love in tonight. first, let's at friday's front pages before these two get it on daily mail, we start . people simply don't we start. people simply don't vanish into thin air, except they appear to have done just that. the telegraph lockdown to workforce is permanent rumours about who exactly prince harry lost his virginity as well. bizarrely, a guardian have called for tougher windfall tax after shell posts what they describe obscene record profits . the mirror have the story of the footballer greenwood charges mason greenwood charges dropped by his girlfriend the times british gas band from force fitting new metres and a photograph there of . the photograph there of. the gentleman who is apparently in charge of the firm that profit from breaking into people's homes and cutting off supply very evil indeed the express fire don't jump joy just yet but slump to end of next year there is rishi sunak looking quite happy that metro power crazy . happy that metro power crazy. it's the final story on the fro

nick, nick, he probably will post. precious get pushed it or not ali, a creature out in the sand. opportunity to get out does a border it have to remember stony brook from any doctor about opportunities. i 3 a national russian. mm hm. it could that be say 5 years young about. i mean i purchase at that. pressed on a day a me yeah. mission. my young soon rocca circled by me can. mm hm. that's why i see it's not as enough knees now. i'm on that page as we swear to sheila. yeah, the you won't be in a batch yet. a canadian will be a bra. was taylor liao done for years that one i blog with love any more dad we played she planning very near boise money night of the year. he said, boy, mother theme i barely came out of a 3 are children now. boy said some of it. mm hm. keep way better. yeah. when you're done in the neighborhood, i am not able to be actually came up. oh boy chris, that nor shall but we name mama and he told me they wanted to. sonya negotiable best with some sort of 20 feet. he only my way through, but obama able to dial a for me for for almost one year into the conflict. no major weste