Tragic reality behind. The exploit. Starts july 24th. This is the. Guilty verdict the Life Sentence in a murder trial but public. An iraqi whose asylum request was rejected is convicted of killing a 14 Year Old Girl in a case that has fueled a Heated National Debate about migration Violent Crime also on the program. Going
to back home seen shaking in public again and about this is renewed concerns over the german chancellor stuff. Looks closer to get a parade for americas latest sponsorship of the u. S. Womens Football Team after its world cup. Im phil gayle welcome to the program. A court in germany has sentenced that iraqi migrant to life in prison for the ripe and murder of a 14 year old go the case prompted a public outcry because alibre shah was supposed to have been deported after his Asylum Application was rejected instead he was allowed to stay in germany and kill
the girl last year. Life imprisonment for 22 year old ali bashar the toughest sentence allowed under german law tha
Meanwhile, let s go to mariupol, the long-awaited evacuation of that besieged steel plant in mariupol is under way. according to president zelenskyy, more than 100 civilians, mostly women and children, were evacuated yesterday and were being taken to ukrainian-controlled territory. this video of the evacuation has not been verified by nbc news. zelenskyy said many more are expected to be moved to safety today. as you can see, it is precarious for these people. the evacuations, which are being carried out by the international red cross and the u.n., along with ukrainian and russian officials, comes after weeks of attempts and negotiations. in a new video, the deputy commander of ukraine s far right group welcomed the evacuations but said that he hoped the soldiers who are still inside would also be safely removed from the sprawling plant.
Civilians are short on time and they re willing to leave the city if they re guaranteed safe passage. he added, quote, there s nothing left to defend. he also said ukrainian fighters have been inside the sprawling plant since march 1st, noting their stock of ammunition is dwind lin and they are running dangerously low on food and water. the commander appealed to ukrainian leaders to save the lives of his fighters and civilians, saying quote, we can t get out ourselves. not without help. meanwhile, new video released by the battalion shows that the deplorable conditions civilians inside the factory are facing. a toddler is seen wearing diapers made of sell feign. where some women tearfully pleaded quote, please help us, we are tired of these bombings. at least eight people were killed, including a 3-month-old baby, when russian missiles hit an apartment block in the southern port city of odesa. according to a ukrainian news agency, the infant s mother and
Than half of her short life living through vladimir putin s war before her life was ended by one of putin s cruise missiles. some news in mariupol this morning. in the last few minutes, the russian defense ministry says they are implementing a unilateral cease-fire around what remains of the steel plant where ukrainian forces and civilians are holed up. they say, they say that they will stop shooting and will withdraw to a safe distance. if the ukrainians raise the white flag over the steel plant, the civilians can come out safely. guys, we have seen time and time and time again the russians make these promises and renege on them. it is not at all clear the ukrainians are going to take them on trust that it is safe to come out of the labyrinth of tunnels underneath the steel plant, to put themselves at the mercy of the russian forces surrounding them. the claim from the russians is they are implementing a unilateral cease-fire at this hour in mariupol. we ll see what happens.
That steel plant tragically would have fallen by now. these defenders are leaning forward. someone is getting resupply to them, which is hard to imagine how it is occurring. they must have enormous caches of ammunition, water. you need those things to fight. the longer it goes on, the weaker putin looks, and all of that is additive. in terms of the weapon systems, jonathan, i think the administration has done a very good job working directly with the ukrainians. i think the shopping list is pretty well full with two, i think, significant exceptions. one is more tactical aircraft. we had the moment of the mig-29s a week or so, few weeks ago now. i think there are still conversations about how we can put tactical jets in the hands of the ukrainians. ones they can fly. secondly, anti-ship cruise type