and russian foot and fertilizers must that andrew steel accessed to world markets without in direct impediments. antonio with her speaking bell is now bringing our correspond max seller was standing by in the key of for as much give us a sense of how important ukraine is in the global food supply chain. incredibly important. gatt, ukraine is called the bread basket of europe for a reason. it's one of the world's largest and producers and exporters of different types of grains, different types of agriculture products such as wheat or barley and corn. and in 2020 ukraine was actually the 5th largest exporter of wheat in the entire world. so this has huge significance for worldwide supply chains, and also a lot of humanitarian aid to some of the poorest countries in africa. and in little, middle east comes from ukraine, so also huge implications there. now in which way is the war currently impacting food production and exports? right, so farmers square conscripted, some farms couldn't operate due to a war activity going on in the region. the russians have in the past and still are targeting a sidl

there was one i did for andrew steele.st he was the gynecologist. and i was, like, a jazzy lounge singer guy singing about him and there's one moment in it where it was just kind of a musical break. and i wanted to do this thing, like, i'd be like, "ooh-ooh-ah," a guy really feeling the music and all that and lorne, between dress and air told me, "don't do that thing with your head." [ laughter ] and i remembered being tormented by it, talking to tina fey i was like, "but that's my best moment in it." and so i ended up doing it and i think it was a mistake [ laughter ] because i -- >> seth: you know what it's nice that you can look back and have that judgment yeah, yeah, yeah every now and then, we make the wrong call in the moment >> you got to listen to lorne. >> seth: you got to listen to lorne. hey, congratulations on the film thanks so much for being here. it's always so great to see you. >> thanks for having me. [ cheers and applause >> seth: chris parnell, everybody. "senior year" is currently streaming on netflix b

andrew steel suggested that diseases are the result of displacements or vascular obstruction of the muscles of the fascia of the bones, and so on, and it is enough to correct these distortions and clamps to start innate self-healing mechanisms osteopath danila smirnov shows how it works in the human body, clamps can form and the task of the osteopath is to find this clamp and remove it with the help of his hands. the osteopath is supposed to put the bone back in place. or, for example, it relieves muscle spasm and after that the body heals itself, even if it was, say, a diseased intestine, osteopaths believe that by acting on the bones of the skull, neuritis headaches and even speech delay can be eliminated. development in children. i put my hands on my head on the skull, go to a certain minimum level of movement and evaluate the rhythm of the skull as normal. it is from 8 to 12 pulses per minute, if necessary, i make a correction. as stated on the website of the russian osteopathic association, among the indications for such treatment are asthma, gastritis, gynecological and urological pro

andrew: green steel, green iron, green fertilizers, green cement.is to set the example that a huge industrial company, highly profitable and getting more profitable because were going green. to get rid of the greenwashing rubbish, people spend a fortune on advertising when all they are doing is putting out more pollution. we are stopping that and saying actually put your money into new fuels, ammonia, green hydrogen come and stop greenwashing. francine: it is expensive and i know you're trying to lead by example, but we need to be much tougher with companies that pollute and are not going through a transition, or is the war in ukraine a free pass? andrew: you know what is really tough? greenwashing paid when people say -- greenwashing. when people say we are using clean fuels and clean hydrogen, when you hear the word clean you can be assured of greenwashing. you've heard clean coal, you've heard cancer free tobacco. get hard on greenwashing. it is our biggest risk. so many countries say one thing to shareholders and public energy in another. franci

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which, you know, we know as the steele dossier that was later proven to be very inaccurate, unreliable. >> steve: next person over andrewell, it is. and he lied four times. three under oath. he is the individual that at the fbi, i mean, he was in charge at the time. comey, you know, eventually got dismissed and he became the center of an inspector general investigation and he was one that also acknowledged that the steele dossier was the reason they went to the fisa court and got those secret fisa warrants. >> steve: and the final person we are talking about is john durham. he is the special counsel. and unlike robert mueller's investigation, brett, you know, the mueller camp leaked every day. john durham has had a virtually leak-free prosecution. >> he has. he is very accustomed to these sensitive public corruption type investigations. he led an investigation in washington, d.c. on the cia destroying evidence. he is 35-year federal prosecutor. the team around him consists of asas from around the country. some of whom i know and they are very, very serious attorneys. >> steve: all right. let's see where it depose becaus

andrew harding, bbc news, eastern ukraine. the city of zaporizhzhia has been welcoming civilians evacuated from the besieged azovstal steel plant their stories. there were lots of people and they had horrendous experience. they were telling us about the conditions. they lived in bunkers under the azovstal steel plant and they said they haven't had enough water and food and even no lights. they went without lighting some bunkers. there were approximately hundreds of people in every bunker. children also. the smallest kids were six months old. the troops helped those people to survive. they try to provide them with food under constant shelling, because they were shelling every day, 21w. they can't even get outside of the bunkers to see the sun and breathe fresh air. some of them have been in the bunker one and a half months without going outside. what kind of trauma has that left on them? the state is... some of them are depressed, disorientated. some of them were so depressed they couldn't even talk to us. they just tried to escape further. some of them want to escape abroad because they are scared and do not feel safe in any pa