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out of here because at such and such a moment, after all, when is putin’s impression, when is putin’s shipg, i ’m talking, i’ve already brought four left, we’re just going to spill it, you’ll definitely drown in the restless world ocean, that’s when it’s put obviously in order to negotiate with the same states and with that and with the same big seed, this is due and dark. a person who cannot be directly exchanged for a war crime. so it can be done, for example, with the same thing, or already with the same thing. well, that's it . it's you, these people, you're confusing, it's been established that they certainly collaborated with you, but clearly they do it without much enthusiasm , here's the joint, you can expect no replacement for putin from time to time, but uh, they will decide on some kind of action only in the event that putin is defeated by the military defeated and defeated, the opposing west will already be completely obvious, and they and most of the russian population, well, they are afraid of vienna. to me, putin seems to be all these people, i am everywhere, all the politic

he talked about putin shipping companies, oil companies, he called out exxon. does he have a point?> he has a point that the president has limited control over inflation, but not necessarily the rest of it. pooud's invasion of ukraine obviously drove up oil prices sharply after that happened, but they were already going up and core inflation on everything was already going up before that. so it's not all down to putin's price hike. and as you said, there's just pain everywhere. you've got, you know, groceries up 12% and energy at 34%. so we're paying more in the stores, we're paying more at the pump, and people are really unhappy about it and consumer confidence has fallen off a cliff. >> there are some indicators that are good. low employment, for example. but that consumer sentiment number out today was pretty shock, the lowest ever. lower than during the great recession, lower during the dotcom bust. >> these high inflation ratings are starting to weigh on american consumer psychings. this was a preliminary reading. as you said, it's a record low. there were big drops in the outl

dan: now he's blaming the shipping companies. putin, big chicken, shipping companies.ber when the roe v. wade week happened and the left lost their collective minds, including senators who threaten supreme court justices. >> i want to tell you gorsuch, i want to tell you kavanaugh, you have released a whirlwind and you will pay the price. dan: not a crop circle. he's saying you will pay the price. is anybody surprised when somebody shows up you outside kavanaughs house with weapons and zip-ties with a plan to kill him. what about the 10,000-person caravan of migrants approaching our southern border. did biden miss this sign, too. >> it can rain, it will thunder, nobody can stop us. dan: there it is. they are telling us what they are going to do. and biden has this magic power to still screw it up. we have seen this before. remember this blaming the american people for their own ineptitude? >> it's clear that the true problems of our nation are much deeper, deeper than gasoline lines or energy shortages. deeper even than inflation or recession. i realize more than ever

they are afraid because, well, friend, they will send a ship and putin will hit the ship with a missiled then they will have to respond, and then it will no longer be a war in ukraine, but a war from this country, the ship in which the soldier from the russian federation came will leave the country without an answer of course, any one will not be able to because the ship is actually the sovereign territory of another state where it was not located , it goes under the flag and an attack on this territory usually entails certain consequences and everyone is afraid to take these steps so that there are no consequences, well, you are there in ukraine, some sites will solve this issue, because we need grain. and how do you solve it, well, it is never interesting, well, this is a very interesting approach, ah, but in that regard, i understand the economic component, yes, that is, the sale of grain is huge amounts of money for our budget that do not fall for nothing, but when we choose between politics, democracy, the economy, and security, security must always come first. -e news negotiations

trey: welcome back to sunday night america president biden blamed vladimir putin in shipping companieson the backstops here thing is over i guess. but americans have pretty good memories especially when it wasn't that long ago like a day biden took office and inflation was only one.4 percent. what happened? spending, canceling the keystone pipeline a broken supply chain in the war in ukraine of course. the presidents are quick to take credit when things are good and hard to find when things are not yes it is a political issue because everything is that it's a real life issue for americans who are struggling on a daily basis house republican chair the name you can joining us now welcome. how do we get to a 40 year high? >> this congress under the unified government having democrats controlling the senate and the white house spending more taxpayer dollars and any other congress and nations history. trillions of dollars and economist of both parties like larry summers warned this would lead to historic inflation and while joe biden is attempting to pass the buck understanding where they w

our parts, the united states isn't doing exactly what i said it live near -- if vladimir putin invaded. we have ships in spain and more defense in germany. to strengthen our best e, new permit headquarters in poland -- our eastern flank, new permit had -- permanent headquarters in poland. things are changing to adapt to the world that we have today and all of this is against the backdrop in response to nato and the russian aggression. the united states is rallying the road to defend ukraine -- the world to defend ukraine. secretary austin brought together more than six -- 50 countries letting new commitments -- pledging new commitments. nearly 140,000 antitank systems. nearly 500 artillery systems. more than 600,000 rounds of artillery ammunition as well as rocket systems and allied ship systems. the united states is leading the rare -- way. we supply ukraine with security systems. we attended -- intent to announce 800 million more. more artillery and ammunition and battery radars and additional ammunition for the rocket systems we have given ukraine and more things coming from other countries. we wa

vladimir putin chokes ukraine's ability to ship vital grain to africa.this burst of rain, some of the first in 18 months is for the moment a blessing. but lomuria knows it won't be en enough. "just tell them we are starving," she pleads. "tell them we just need food." the price of food has gone up nearly 100% there is a growing shortage of grain due to russia's invasion of ukraine. norah? >> debora, your reporting has been so powerful. thank you. there is a lot more ahead on "cbs overnight news." new details on that deadly amtrak derailment, cruding t th warnings a about that t very ra crossing. (male) there are many voices in today's world. everyone is voicing their opinions about everything, and jesus is no exception to that. what if there was a clear voice telling you exactly who jesus is? (male announcer) join dr. david jeremiah as he teaches who jesus is and what that means for your life. tune in to dr. jeremiah's new series, "christ above all", on the next "turning point", right here on this station. >>> the death toll from that amtrak derailment i

yesterday the president spoke and he blamed shipping companies, putin, everyone and everything except, anita, and places continue to skyrocket contradicting optimistic economic predictions from the biden administration. in los angeles as you mentioned the president blaming putin in addition and now adding exxon to the mix for the soaring prices. >> they have 9,000 permits to drill. they're not drilling. why aren't they drilling? because they make more money not producing more oil. the price goes up, number 1. and number 2, the reason they are not drilling is they're buying back their own stock. exxon made more money than god this year. lucas: when president biden sworn to office, 57% approval rating, gas 2.39 a gallon, a year and a half ago, today approval rating has plummeted to 39% even lower in some polls, gas now averaging 5 bucks a gallon nationwide for the first time in american history according to chart price of gas soared across the country the president's popularity has dropped to the lowest of the presidency. the chairman of fedex says barack obama once told him popularity

ships on the border. let's look for direct language. trusting putin'sises without reliable and effective military guarantees would be suicide for ukraine. therefore, while putin is blocking the sea route, we need to use and strengthen all available road alternatives . railways and the danube the main issue is to help ukraine become sovereign and independent again and return to world markets ukraine will export grain for two routes through poland and romania, deputy minister of foreign affairs dmytro senyk stated this. according to him, these corridors are not ideal because they lead to certain logistical delays, but ukraine is doing everything possible to develop these routes. creating a third corridor for food exports world food security remains at risk of crisis as russia blocks seaports to transport our food it has already led to an increase in prices and a shortage of food. but france is ready to help unblock the odesa port in order to export grain. such a statement was made in the administration of president emmanuel macron. currently, russia has m

that war has sent food prices soaring as vladimir putin chokes ukraine's ability to ship vital grainso this burst of rain, some of the first in 18 months, is, for the moment, a blessing. but lomuria knows it won't be enough. "just tell them we are starving," she pleads. "you must help. tell them we just need food." the food that is available has gone up nearly 100%, and even if you could afford those prices, there's a growing shortage of grain due to russia's invasion of ukraine. norah. >> o'donnell: debora, your reporting has been so powerful. thank you. still ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news," new details on that deadly amtrak derailment, including the warnings about that very rail crossing. that very rail crossing. hing fo. tylenol® is the #1 dr. recommended pain relief brand for those with high blood pressure. if you have questions on whether tylenol is right for you, talk to your doctor. are you tired of washing dishes? well flip the way you clean'em. introducing dawn platinum ez-squeeze. it's a new, upside-down bottle... with no cap. you just grab and squeeze. platinum's up

uh, uh ships anyway, we guarantee security. in addition, putineminded that there are other possibilities for export through romania along the danube, then along the black sea through poland through belarus through the ports of the sea of ​​azov, another important topic for indonesia, where the agricultural sector occupies a large place in the economy of the import of russian fertilizers. it would seem that russia is not now introducing quotas for their exports, the product is not subject to sanctions, but there are problems. the west still managed to create and , first of all, for itself, but the owners of our companies that produce fertilizer and even members of their families were placed at the station. this makes it difficult to conclude contracts complicated financial transactions imposed sanctions on cargo insurance, that is, formally, there are small sanctions against some products, but created such conditions that it remains much more difficult to leave them on the foreign market, as far as sales are concerned. uh, in the course of dealing

food, this has already led to an increase in prices and shortages; do not trust putin's promises about safe passage for shipsm german minister of agriculture jem ostlermer called on the ukrainian authorities about this during his visit to kyiv. at the same time, he promised to allocate funds to activate efforts to export ukrainian wheat across the danube, in particular, to expand laboratory capacities in izmail, a city located on the river bank near the romanian corridor, which will minimize the circulation time ships on the border, at the same time the german minister emphasized that even the maximum use of railways, roads and river transport is not will solve the problem because more than 20 million tons of grain are waiting for export. trusting putin's promises without reliable and effective military guarantees would be suicide for ukraine. therefore, while putin is blocking the sea route, we need to use and strengthen all available alternatives, the railway and the danube. the main issue is to help ukraine become sovereign again and to become independent and return to world markets, large-scale actions i

therefore, instead of summer vacations, there will be long winter ones, do not trust putin's promises about safe passage for ships with grain, german minister of agriculture jam osdener called on the ukrainian authorities to do so during a visit to kyiv. at the same time, he promised to allocate funds to intensify export efforts of ukrainian wheat across the danube, in particular, the expansion of laboratory capacities in izmail, a city located on the bank of the river near the romanian border, this will allow to minimize the circulation time of ships at the border, at the same time, the german minister emphasized that even the maximum use of railways, roads and river transport will not solve the problem, because exports are waiting more than 20 million tons of grain. trusting putin's promises without reliable and effective military guarantees would be suicide for ukraine. therefore, for now putin is blocking the sea route, we need to use and strengthen all available alternatives, the railway and the danube, the main issue is to help ukraine become sovereign and independent again and return to world markets, and

democrats in the upcoming midterm election this is november as biden lashed out at republicans shipping, president putinnd oil companies. >> exxon made more money than god this year. >> reporter: a new poll shows only 28% of u.s. adult as prove of biden's handling of the economy. these higher gas prices are raising questions about plans for summer travel. the travel industry is welcoming a move by the cdc on friday to lift that restriction that required visitors to the united states coming by plane to test negative for covid. it has been in place since january of 2021. the cdc is lifting it at midnight on sunday. is a welcome mood for the travel industry to the united states and the cdc did say they would re-evaluate that decision in 90 days. >>> here to discuss this further. with wells fargo, sarah house is with us. good to see you this morning. i want to jump off what kaitlan was talking about with the president because the white house has said they have limited resources to try to outmaneuver this at this moment. but what is the realistic expectation the white house or lawmakers could do at this poin

of the armed forces of the russian federation, vladimir vladimirovich putin , set the task of maintaining the share of modern shipsa level of at least 70%. in 2022, the navy will receive 46 warships and ships and support vessels. 50 ships are on stocks of varying degrees of readiness. the laying is another step towards achieving the task set by the president. well , besides, nikolai yemenov, congratulated, of course, all shipbuilders with the holiday and with the day of russia and with the holiday that took place. today, although it is not called a holiday here, work on the laying of new ships of new ships for the navy. it has already become such an ongoing, uh, routine scheduled work. and this is certainly a great achievement. and everyone who takes part. in this process, such news from the northern capital of the colleagues we pass the word dmitry thank you dmitry akimov spoke about the laying of new submarines at the admiralty shipyards published footage of the work of our army aviation during a special operation in ukraine as noted in the ministry of defense, the crew of ka-52 attack helicopters launched missi

instead, blaming putin for the millionth time and threatening to physically fight shipping companies.en anything like putin's tax on both food and gas. every once in a while, something you learn makes you viscerally angry. likes if you had the person in front of you you'd want to pop him. there's nine major ocean line shipping companies that ship from asia to the united states. nine. they form three consortiums. these companies have raised their prices by as much as 1000%. that's why i called on congress to crack down -- and they're foreign owned shipping companies that raise their prices while raking in -- >> will: basically fighting shopping companies. pop them. since this spiral of record inflation has begun, president biden has blamed the big meat, big oil and now big shipping. i would suggest if you try to explain a why, economiwide inflation is a few more industries to go. this is affecting everything. >> jessica: the list is crazy. grocery is up 12%. chicken up 17%. air fare up 37%. i went to book a trip. we're not taking it. rent up 5.2%. gas 48.7%. it's bad. inflation is a gl

. >> reporter: it could spell doom this november as biden lashed out at republicans shipping, president putinompanies today. >> exxon made more money than god this year. >> reporter: the president having a lot of criticism there, wolf, as he was k0commenting on the new numbers. one they hoped would go down is prices on consumer goods. you saw president biden speaking at the port of los angeles today during his trip here to the west coast. of course, those numbers are still high just as the rest that we were just talking about wolf and yes, this is going to potentially have a drag on democrats in the midterm elections. that's the concern you hear from a lot of president biden's allies on capitol hill because we're just five months away from the midterm elections and look at this poll that came out this week. you see that president biden's approval numbers are a lot lower than they were when he first took office but the weakest point is on the economy where he gets a 28% approval rating, wolf. these are the numbers the white house is very worried about when it comes to the inflation because the

stated that there are no obstacles for this on our part, as vladimir putin emphasized, moscow guarantees the unhindered passage of ships if kiev clears mines from its ports. we can also ensure the withdrawal of grain through the sea gates, which are controlled by our military berdyansk mariupol , moreover, as the president drew attention, there are options to export grain through for example, through belarus, but for this west it is necessary to abandon sanctions, it is obvious that against the backdrop of the food crisis, the topic of grain is more than relevant and it is possible that it will be about creating a special mechanism that would regulate the issue of supplies. meanwhile, ukrainian armed formations, despite the acute shortage of grain and the threat of a food crisis , continue to use critical agricultural facilities for their own purposes. you place yours armored vehicles and equip firing points in grain and vegetable stores, as our ministry of defense told reliably. it is known that there are similar positions of radicals in the settlements of the kharkov region. and there, on the territory of one of the

offering o solutions while at the port of los angeles, instead blaming putin for the millionth timeni and threatening to physically fight shipping companies. we've never seen anything likeot putin's attacks on both fooder and gas. every once in a while something you learn make your viscerally angry like if you hadan the person you'd want to pop. there are nine nine major oceann lines shipping companiesom that ship from asia toes the united states, nine theyor form three consortia. these companies have raised their prices by as much as one thousand percent. that's why10 i called on congres to crack down in their foreign owned foreign owned shipping companies o that raise the pricp while raking in massiveriic physically fighting shipping companies. >> themal you know, since this spiral of record inflation has begun, president bidennt has blamed a consortium of big meet big oil and now big shipping. and i would suggest to him ifde he's trying to explain away economy wide inflation, jessica, he has few a few more industries to go becauseng this is affecting everythingsi the less that's crazy. i just have some of the numbers. you kno

on our side the united states is doing what we said in the case of e- e putin's invasion we er placed more a there are more shipse in spain than in air defense in germany, the most airplanes in great britain and we are hosting the headquarters of the us fifth corps in poland in addition to which there will be brigades in romania and also the u.s. presence is increasing on a rotational basis of the u.s. military. our task is to help ukraine defend itself against the russian invasion. the united states has united the world in support of ukraine. allies, partners are making significant contributions to support ukraine. austin gathered 50 countries that announced new aid to ukraine more than 140 e-e thousands of anti-tank systems e-e tanks 500 artillery systems e-e ammunition artillery e-e also e-e volley fire systems air defense systems and yes and again the united the u.s. is the uh leader in this we have provided uh more than seven billion dollars in defense aid we are also providing new advanced defense systems counter battery radars uh new munitions for high mars this is salvo fire systems also other chalks wil

countermeasures ship defense of the corvette and two research ships, the supreme commander of the armed forces of the russian federation, vladimir vladimirovich putin, was tasked with maintaining the share of modern ships at a level of at least 70%. in 2022, the navy will receive 46 warships and ships and support vessels. 50 ships are on stocks in varying degrees of readiness. this is another step towards achieving the task set by the president. well, besides, nikolaimenov, uh, congratulated, of course, all the shipbuilders on holiday and with the day of russia and with the holiday that took place today, although the work on laying new ships of new ships for the navy is not called a holiday here. it has already become such an ongoing, uh, ordinary planned work, and this is also certainly a great achievement, and for everyone who takes part in this process, dmitry akimov and andrei kupaevske from st. four kolibr cruise missiles were carried out as part of the russian military special operation from the sides of the frigate from the black sea, designated ground targets were successfully hit. every day , volunteers come out on the streets of donbass,

putin has already stated. guarantees unhindered passage of ships with ukrainian grain if ukraine clears mines from its ports. moscow can also ensure the withdrawal of grain and through the ports of azov controlled by russia was touched upon in the negotiations and the situation in ukraine as a whole a lot of attention. we devoted e, the problem of the export of ukrainian grain, and which our western colleagues. and the ukrainians themselves are trying to bring the universe into the category of the universal disasters. and although the share of this ukrainian grain, which is in question. it is less than one percent of the total world production of wheat and other cereals. we really appreciate it nonetheless. uh, the efforts of our turkish friends who are looking for ways to unblock the situation and withdraw, uh, and grain from ukrainian ports on our side. i repeat once again, there have never been any obstacles to solving this problem of q a problems on a small one. it’s just that journalists are also lakeside ukraine itself refused to solve this problem lavrov answers questions hall. we are ready to conduct

uh grain ships we guarantee supply security. in addition, putinat there are other opportunities for export through romania along the danube, then along the black sea through poland through belarus through the ports of the sea of ​​azov. another important topic for indonesia, where the agricultural sector occupies a large place in the economy is the import of russian fertilizers. it would seem that russia is not now introducing quotas for their exports, the product is not subject to sanctions, but there are problems. the west nevertheless managed to create, and first of all for itself, but the station was supplied by the owners of our company, who produce fertilizer and even their families. this makes it difficult to conclude contracts, complicated financial transactions, imposed sanctions on cargo insurance, that is, formally not sanctions against certain products, but created such conditions that it remained much more difficult to supply them to the foreign market with regard to food. e in progress. e combat the consequences of the pandemic. uh,

putin's invasion. biden took aim at shipping conglomerates. he's accusing the nine companies that control that asia to west coast route of price gouging and in some cases 1,000%. >> every once in a while something you learn makes you viscerally abe -- angry. these companies have raised their prices by as much as 1000%. >> but this new-found anger begs the question why inflation needed to hit a 40-year high before the prices came into focus. rising shipping costs have been a problem throughout the pandemic. september last year sauce 1500% price hawks versus march of 2020 and many months north of 800%. the president took legislation on targeting these practices. but the speech was about blame, blame on exxon and other oil companies, not his own energy policies in the final moments of his speech. neil? >> neil: thanks, kelly. now to lydia hu. food shoppers, grocery store shoppers, it's nothing new to them. the fact is than it won't end and end at all. let's go there to yonkers new york with more. lydia? >> hi, neil. food prices are a major driver

president putin is stopping food from being shipped and using his propaganda machine to distort responsibilityecause he hopes it will get the world to give in to him and end the sanctions. it's blackmail. >> molly hunter is in kharkiv. can ukrainian forces hold off russia in the fight for the donbas? i don't know whether they are trained yet on the artillery that the u.s. sent. probably not. it takes a couple of weeks. >> reporter: andrea, good to be with you. the most recent artillery advanced weapon systems heading for the donbas, not trained yet. i want to bring you up to speed about where i am. we are in kharkiv. this is the kharkiv regional building hit in early march. hit very, very hard. in the last couple of weeks, it's been cleaned up. they planted flowers outside. this downtown is pretty much a ghost town. there are cafes opening up. we hear in the distance incoming. the villages to the north and to the east are still under ukrainian control. just beyond that, closer to the russian border, the fighting is very fierce. we spoke with an american woman who is a medic in one of the units

the world wants to get access into the black sea and escort these ships out. putinider safe passage. this goes back five days. he said we will facilitate the peaceful passage and guaranteed the safety of arrival to the ports as well as the entry of foreign ships and their movement through the black sea in any direction. he said more about this earlier today suggesting the russians would make sure that they would ferry the ships in and out and watch them as they transport this food. is that a resolution do you believe given the circumstances? >> i think what we're hearing to be honest is putin getting worried because more and more in the west are talking about simply forcing that solution of escorting grain tankers in and out much like they escorted oil tankers in and out of the arabian gulf in the 1980s when the iranians tried to close the strait of hormuz. i think he is looking for a climb-down. bottom line, we've got to get the grain out, we the world. if putin can facilitate it we ought to listen to what he wants to put on the table. if he can't deliver that we h

personally come before, that is, i think that if putin comes in person, we will come zelensky personally, just to send him publicly on the course of the russian shipis is the only format of the negotiation that is possible now, and if this happens, then putin will not come on his own, that is, as soon as i understood that zelensky will be in person, putin will refuse and will be remotely. thank you, petro burkovsky, executive director and analyst of the foundation for democratic initiatives named after yak kucheriva. he was in touch with us now. honestly, you will be on the espresso tv channel and iryna kovaliy will present. and i will remind you that we are waiting for the press conference of the general secretary of nato and jens stone stoltenberg iryna , for now, you have a word, thank you, colleagues , i will tell you all the information in a moment more about the provocations at the zaporizhzhia npp and also about what weapons will be provided to ukraine during the news on the espresso tv channel. greetings in the studio. more than four months, there is no delay, therefore ukraine needs to be provided with more weapons, in particular, modern

putin invaded. enhance our force posture in europe, station more ships here in spain. we're stationing more air defense in italy and germany, more f-35s in the united kingdom, and to strengthen our eastern flank, new permanent headquarters for the army fifth corps in poland. .. >> just brought together more than 50 countries, more than 50 countries pledging new commitments and this is a global effort to support ukraine. more and 600 tanks, nearly 500 artillery systems. more than 600,000 rounds of artillery ammunition as well as >> ship systems and air defense systems. again, the united states is leading the way. we provided ukrainene with neary $7 billion in security assistance since i took office. the next few days we intend to announce more than $800 million more with air defense systems for ukraine, more artillery and ambition, counter battery radar, additional ammunition for the high mars multiple launch rocket system we've already given ukraine and more highmars coming as well and welcome the first time our partners to the indo-pacific to participate in the nato s

there is nothing the turks can do to putin, viktor rashnikov, because there is a ban on taking shipse moscow chamber of commerce and industry also corrects its actions with a joint decision with turkey, i am trying to translate like this how can i translate it one way or another in turkey they are unloaded and unloaded on trucks sorry for the tautology ukrainian grain what is it and how should we evaluate it or should we consider turkey as a serious negotiator between us and the russian federation in if you want to, mr. andriy , turkey took on the role of a mediator from the very beginning. let's remember the istanbul agreements, uh, the negotiations that took place there. well, they didn't lead to the signing of agreements, but let's talk about what this mission will be very successful, i would not be in a hurry now why because the russian federation well, they directly demonstrate that they have certain goals and according to their achievement they are not going to conduct any negotiations, it is clear that the use of such an issue of grain export is again, it's just an attempt, le

upcoming midterm elections this november as biden lashed out as republicans, shipping conglomerates, russian president putinanies. >> exxon made more money than god this year. >> a new poll shows only 28% of u.s. adults approve of biden's handling of the economy. and pam, obviously, higher gas prices makes people think about summer travel. we do have a bit of news today, which is that the cdc is going to lift its requirement to have a negative covid-19 test to get into the united states. that's something that's been in place since january 2021. and we're told they're going to re-evaluate it every 90 days to make sure no troubling new variants have emerged or anything like that. it will be welcome news for the travel industry, which has advocated for that. it goes into effect tomorrow night at midnight. >> all right, kaitlan collins, thank you so much. >>> defending his actions, up next, why the embattled school police chief in uvalde says he left his radios behind on purpose, and why he didn't think he was the person in command. i didn't realize my dna could tell me if i had a higher chance for type two dia

vladimir putin warning that if even longer-range missiles are shipped from the west, moscow will retaliate by hitting targets, quote, that we have not yet struck. kyiv targeted just hours after that threat was broadcast, the first strike on the capital in weeks. and ukraine claiming a significant shift in the east, saying they've mounted a successful counterattack near severodonetsk. russia pushed to the eastern outskirts of the city, but the battle is raging. the fight here is so fierce because it's the last major city not under russian occupation in this part of the donbas, and so strategically important for ukraine that president zelenskyy made a risky visit to front line troops there to thank them for their service and sacrifice. the u.s., david, is intensifying its efforts to punish vladimir putin and his supporters. u.s. prosecutors are now moving to seize two planes thought to belong to powerful russian of hi jar roman abrom vich, one said to be worth $350 million. david? >> james, thank you. >>> in the meantime, back here at home tonight, and to the new and chilling details after a

putin will not let ukraine ship grain around the world, creating shortages in some places and pressureamount of natural gas flowing through the nord stream pipeline. some believe that is a precursor to shutting it off this winter. the importance of this summit as the non-nato members attended and met with president biden. president biden: for the first time includes indopacific partners of australia, japan, new zealand and the korean republic, excuse me, the republic of korea. the attendance of all four leaders highlights the global resolve of against russia and its brutal war in ukraine. reporter: there is another war waging here not just ukraine, the policies from the biden administration. the battle between the administration's policies and the oil companies in the united states and around the globe. president biden's energy, top energy advisor tells me that there is no reason for the administration to change regulations or restrictions on the energy industry in the u.s. >> there is nothing the industry needs, literally the industry needs to increase production in the united states

upcoming midterm elections this november as biden lashed out at republicans, shipping conglomerates, russian president putinmpanies today. >> common made more money than god this year. >> reporter: a new poll shows 28% of u.s. adults approve of biden's handling of the economy. now obviously when you have a concern about higher gas prices, it raises questions about whether or not people are going to try to limit their summer travel plans. one move that the travel industry is welcoming is the cdc's decision to lift that negative test requirement for travelers coming into the united states by plane. they are lifting that for the first time since january, 2021. they say they'll make sure there's no troublesome new variants that have emerged but they believe right now is the time to lift that restriction. they say it will go into effect at midnight on sunday. kaitlan collins, cnn, traveling with the president in los angeles. >>> international air travelers soon won't have to show a covid test before entering the united states. the move goes into effect on sunday. the u.s. centers for disease control and preventi

smallest manifestation ah it's pro-russian or they just speak russian putin is passionate about it, and eh, or there are russian shipst’s so much, it’s just the atmosphere in georgia, and ukrainian flags, and badges, and songs, and so on. what is actually quite complicated here, eh ? - uh, and this is not a country where they can uh they will leave ukraine or our occupation there, and yes, it would be desirable for our state to lead in a different way, but they all live again. we are proud of our history and we will definitely get rid of it. friends, let's turn to lithuania right now, and about support from this country, because it is absolutely unprecedented on a level with the other baltic countries and poland, including lithuania, that here lithuania has purchased six modern drones for ukraine, in the near future they will give four of them for super this was reported by public figure andrews tapis, the total cost of these six drones is 990,000 euros, and as yuriy said, four drones will be delivered soon, the other two will be delivered in two months, it is worth reminding that the day before, there was a telephon

in his 1st interview, since the start of the conflict, vladimir putin takes aim of the huge amounts of western arms being shipped to ukraine. claims russian defences are quote, cracking them like nuts. also ahead. ah, 5 civilians are killed this weekend and yet people as republicans under ukrainian shelling, according to local officials, we report from the scene all around. you can see this is a residential area very.

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ukraine has taken hostages and these sailors are 78 merchant ships and does not want to do anything because of it. the food crisis and what putingive the number market only sanctions from us to change that and-and that means the whole vote and actually make a counter-blockade of the ports in the occupied territories, well for this we have to unblock our ports and have a fleet that would have the opportunity eh we still let's get back to me topics of the black sea, we will talk fatally about zmiiny island in particular, and i will leave it. it seems as if we are not very well-deserved bypassing the issue of the sea of ​​azov, mr. andriyovych. can you please explain and what is actually happening in the sea of ​​azov ? in principle, russian warships are also present in the sea of ​​azov, everything is absolutely clear, it was blocked on february 24 for everyone, including for russian trade days, but for russian trade days ships, well, this ban was uh, for a week, and they are walking as they walked er, russia is going through the sea of ​​azov as i went. well, maybe they escorted there with warships er, so they escorted there jus

putin's war in ukraine, disruption caused by the pandemic. but one of the factors affecting prices is this. nine major shipping companies consolidated into three alliances that control the vast majority of ocean shipping in the world. and each of these nine is foreign-owned. during the pandemic, these carriers increased their prices by as much as 1,000%. while families and businesses struggled around the world, these carriers made $190 billion in profit in 2021. seven times higher than the year before. seven times higher than the year before. and they raked in the profits. and the cost got passed on directly to the consumers. sticking it to american families and businesses because they could. furniture, aphraoeupblss, clothing -- appliances, clothing, anything and anything that crosses the pacific on a ship from asia saw the price tag shoot up. and families and businesses felt the squeeze here at home. in addition, these foreign-owned carriers have been refusing to carry american-made products back to asia. that's the interesting part. that's where zippy comes in. the farm bureau and others. it hurts the entir

countries with specific systems with specific anti-ship systems, i would even say that we are working and we are already getting little by little putinblackmailing the world with the food crisis for this russia is blocking the export of ukrainian grain about it stated the secretary of state of the united states of america, anthony blinke, in addition, the kremlin robs our farmers in the occupied territories of everything in order to sell the grain themselves and get a way out of it. in this way, putin endangers millions of people on the planet, in particular the inhabitants of africa, even if they are far from the war, so the world must urgently and together respond to this emergency , blinken noted, about 20 million tons of wheat are stuck near odessa in the port due to the russian blockade on ships literally full russian troops seized some of ukraine's most productive agricultural lands with grain, kremlin soldiers mine fields, destroy vital agricultural infrastructure putin obstructs the delivery of food and aggressively uses his propaganda machine to divert or distort responsibility because he hopes that his blackmail will force

shipped in from western countries. >>> meanwhile, a new warning from president putin. the russian leader said his military could hit no targets in the u.s. gives ukraine more powerful missiles. this comes a few days after president biden said the u.s. would give ukraine more advanced rockets and munitions. during an interview, putin said if ukraine gets those supplies, russia will start hitting tarts they have ignored so far. didn't go into specifics. initially the u.s. was slow to give long-range missiles to ukraine. the main concern is if they are launched into russia, the war could spread out of ukraine and becomemore much worse. >>> if you have filled your car up recently with gasoline, you know those price are sky high and getting higher. here you can see, a gallon of regular $7.49. for supreme? nearly 8 bucks, $7.99 to be exact. the average gallon of gas in every bay area county costs more than six bucks. marin county the highest. california's average is $6.33. the national average, $4.84. >>> new at 5:00, leaders of the sit-in at an oakland school slated for clo

since the start of a conflict, vladimir putin takes a mouth, a huge amount of western arm is being shipped to ukraine, but claims russian defenses are quote, cracking them like nuts also ahead. mm hm. 5 civilians are killed, but we can do that then. yes, people's republic comes under ukrainian shelling according to local officials. we report from the scene.

yesterday during lukashenka's speech with putin, lukashenko referred to the work of nato aviation, even with that, i don’t know, with nuclear warheads on their shipshat it is necessary to use some symmetrical actions, probably gradually, he even asked to modernize his su-25, he asked putin for this, what did he say? there is no need yet, but iskanders, yes iskanders, we will give you for sure. please tell me what are the prospects of really modernizing the belarusian aviation in order for it to work fruitfully. well , not at all on the internet of our country, well, look here. if to consider exclusively through the prisms of the possibilities of using aircraft there for the delivery of certain types of nuclear weapons, and here, of course, we are primarily not talking about strategic, so-called tactical nuclear weapons. that is, these are low -power nuclear weapons. bombs are used, if we are talking about soviet tactical turf weapons, then this is the preferred aviation bombs, here and there, in principle, such a charge can be carried in the form of an aerial bomb, both by airplanes and directly by tactical tariff complexes such as point o or iska