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anna, _ get on p&0 ferry at the moment. anna, are _ get on p&0 ferry at the moment. handled this? i politicians have handled this? i think it is a good point you raise, because while technically p&o does appear to have done this legally because of the extremely complicated nature of maritime law and changes we brought in a few years ago, i think the main thing is it is a company that depends on consumers. consumers should vote with their feet, if they are outraged, which most people are, they should not be booking p&o, there are lots of other companies. i think it already has been said by some people, i won't be booking p&o ferry. as the politicians it has been an omnishambles. first they said they didn't know about the sackings in advance. an grant shapps is going to get a resolution out of this. it has get a resolution out of this. it has been an extraordinary _ get a resolution out of this. it has been an extraordinary series - get a resolution out of this. it has been an extraordinary series of i been an extraordinary series of events. the last story and we will

anna, we havejust heard anna, we have just heard the summary in your report.since you file back?— since you file back? well, since that report _ since you file back? well, since that report was _ since you file back? well, since that report was made _ since you file back? well, since that report was made a - since you file back? well, since that report was made a few- since you file back? well, since l that report was made a few hours since you file back? well, since - that report was made a few hours ago about 90 minutes ago here in lviv, the sirens sounded and we heard three explosions in a wooded area just in the suburbs here in lviv. we have just been told by the mayor that five people were killed in that russian air strike. but what we don't know yet is the precise location. what we can see very clearly actually on the horizon, it is visible across the centre of lviv are these big clouds of thick black smoke that have been billowing across the skyline ever since we heard those three explosions about 90 minutes ago.— 90 minutes ago. and, anna, this is obvi

uh, in prostration, anna was honored and in her native moscow school number 109 anna was in the eleventhrade. guess the eleventh letter. and of course. but the main teacher of eteri tutberidze from the age of 9, anna shcherbakova, in her group, is recognized as this georgievna , not just coaching. she talks to you all the time. anna has grown in every sense and all this before our eyes. ideal lady does not justify. unless mom's expectations for the level of order in her room, but today he can, and not shcherbakova 18 happy birthday victoria obolenskaya channel one. hello, the news is on the air in the studio of sergey tubushev and at the beginning of the footage received from our ministry of defense. on them the movement of the russian columns of armored vehicles of the airborne troops of the kiev region can be seen as advancing, the designated area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe vehicle overcame a water barrier along the pontoon bridge, then deployed a radar station of a mobile air defense system. the fighters told the arrow almost immediately two drones, one reconnaissance, the other combat, wer

anna disagreed. whirlpool told anna her oven was non-repairable, but she could use her extended warranty to get a 75% refund. anna was happy with that and got back $1465. here's what whirlpool said, we regret that this consumer had an issue with her appliance, we are pleased to have come to a resolution. anna said this was a learning experience for her. we have two pieces of advice. always register your product. some warranties do not kick in unless you register your product. it's so simple. please go do it. with extended warranties, like the one anna had, make sure you know what you're getting for your money. the way you do that is to rated ters, like anna's contract, which capped her coverage at 75% of what she paid. if a warranty issue has you stumped, maybe we can help. go to nbc bay area responds or call us, 888-996-tips. >> i still haven't done the self-cleaning thing. >> on a cold day it will warm the house. >>> disney plus announced it will offer a cheaper subscription plan. >> the reason it

including anna aralda from the lviv region. anna: it's difficult.re very grateful to the polish people for helping ukraine. reporter: the queues at passport control are long. this is a european union external border. in front of the station, volunteers are doing everything they can to help those arriving. offering free transport and accommodation. most people here are outraged about putin's war in ukraine. they want to do anything they can to help, and simply show a little human kindness. oleg smal is going to drive several people to his home in krakow, about three hours west. there, they can stay with him and at a friend's house. the 26-year-old is himself ukrainian. i've got two places free, he says. oleg: my whole family is in ukraine. father, mother, my brothers and their wives and children. they all stayed there. they're in lviv. it's not a good situation. but we're trying to do what we can to help people on this side. reporter: many ukrainians here are glad to be out of the country, away from war. but reserve soldier sergey skiba remains deter

and they are comfortable with anna's bisexuality.e's only one strict rule in the family -- the tv is only switched on to watch spos. anna: basically all tv channels are controlled by the government. they twist the news and they are full of propaganda. what angers me the most is that the tv claims that there is no war, that it's just a military operation. but what's the difference? reporter: there may be no official war according to the government, but there is resistance. two women, who didn't want to be recognized, have been putting up posters which say “no to war.” we found out for ourselves how risky their protest is when our car was stopped by russian security service officers, and we were accused of being behind the poster campaign. we were allowed to drive on after being questioned. every day, the regime becomes a little more repressive. it's now illegal to use the words “war” and “invasion” in conjunction with what's going on in ukraine. the media regulator penalizes those who don't say “special operation” or “peace mission.”

and they are comfortable with anna's bisexuality.e's only one strict rule in the family -- the tv is only switched on to watch spos. anna: basically all tv channels are controlled by the government. they twist the news and they are full of propaganda. what angers me the most is that the tv claims that there is no war, that it's just a military operation. but what's the difference? reporter: there may be no official war according to the government, but there is resistance. two women, who didn't want to be recognized, have been putting up posters which say “no to war.” we found out for ourselves how risky their protest is when our car was stopped by russian security service officers, and we were accused of being behind the poster campaign. we were allowed to drive on after being questioned. every day, the regime becomes a little more repressive. it's now illegal to use the words “war” and “invasion” in conjunction with what's going on in ukraine. the media regulator penalizes those who don't say “special operation” or “peace mission.”

including anna aralda from the lviv region. anna: it's difficult. very grateful to the polish people for helping ukraine. reporter: the queues at passport control are long. this is a european union external border. in front of the station, volunteers are doing everything they can to help those arriving. offering free transport and accommodation. most people here are outraged about putin's war in ukraine. they want to do anything they can to help, and simply show a little human kindness. oleg smal is going to drive several people to his home in krakow, about three hours west. there, they can stay with him and at a friend's house. the 26-year-old is himself ukrainian. i've got two places free, he says. oleg: my whole family is in ukraine. father, mother, my brothers and their wives and children. they all stayed there. they're in lviv. it's not a good situation. but we're trying to do what we can to help people on this side. reporter: many ukrainians here are glad to be out of the country, away from war. but reserve soldier sergey skiba remains determi

so a little prostration honored anna and in her native moscow school number 109 anna in the eleventh grade. guess the eleventh letter. and of course. but the main teacher eteri tutberidze from the age of 9, anna shcherbakova, in her group, admits that this georgievna is not just a coach. she talks to you all the time. anna has grown in every sense and all this is on our eyes. ideal lady does not justify. unless mom's expectations for the level of order in her room, but today she can, and not shcherbakova 18 happy birthday victoria obolenskaya. channel one we continue to follow what is happening in the world in the program of channel one, as before, there are many information and analytical programs, all the most relevant latest news and expert comments in the large information channel on channel one. and right now, just the news on channel one . hello live news in the studio sergei tugushev and at the beginning of the footage received from our ministry of defense. on them, the movement of the russian column of armored vehicles of the airborne troops of the kiev region can be seen how

anna probably partly knew that she would reveal something that she might not like.he same time the moral qualities of this women, unfortunately, did not have to doubt from the very beginning of the program. you understood that not a single woman would leave her child, would not sell him, would not refuse and would not go. what a man. no matter what the circumstances were, women would really crawl for the sake of their child and life would make everything clear. of course, these conditions were predictably expected, and you really pulled out the lucky ticket or lydia just saved you. or maybe other kids. they are already adults. maybe you do not live differently, who you still have an older brother, but he is only related by mother. he's full of shit working as a watchman. well, it's in the summer in the winter at home, too, sits to eat. he has a family of children, he married a woman with a child , well, he keeps a small household, however, there are such chickens. here is ivana's younger brother. well , he’s not married at all and he’s 20, five houses in which you l

"bloomberg markets: europe" is up next with anna and mark. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: good morning.o "bloomberg markets: europe." i am anna edwards and mark cudmore joins us to take you through all of the market action. the cash trade is less than an hour away.

so a little in prostration honored anna and in her native moscow school number 109 anna in the eleventheventh letter. and of course. but the main teacher of eteri tutberidze from the age of nine anna shcherbakova in her group admits this and georgievna not just coaching. she talks to you all the time. anna has grown in every sense and all this before our eyes.

anna: it is very interesting.hink the fomc is showing the public what is happening within the committee. most -- the three most important voices on the fomc is powell's, john williams, and leo bernard. that is the troika of the fomc. all three of them are of the camp that is more gradualist and do it slowly and steadily. they believe, even with the current energy shock, oil pr ices going to $120, that is still a textbook transitory shock. they should be looking through that, especially since john williams published notes saying that shows household inflation expectations or anger. if that is what he thinks, that he will be pushing to look through that rg price shock, and of course powell and branhard both came from international backgrounds, so those pay a lot of attention to the ukraine-russia situation. taylor: what would you need to see to clarify stagflation or no t? anna: yeah, so for stagflation to happen, we need to see strong weakening of domestic growth, right now, domestic data shows a very sttrong funda

uh, in prostration , anna was honored and in her native moscow school number 109 anna was in the eleventhr. of course. but the main teacher eteri tutberidze from the age of 9 anna shcherbakova in her group admits this and georgievna does not just train. she talks to you all the time. anna has grown in every sense and all this before our eyes. ideal lady does not justify. is that mom's expectations for the level of orders in her room, but today he can, not shcherbakova 18 happy birthday victoria obolenskaya channel one.

the first was anna was the first yes anna was the first, and your version of eugene well, in my opinione, perhaps some kind of parking format for a-a vehicles. and for example, children's bicycles occupy the main square of the city with parking, not always great, but let's check, maybe there is parking on the scoreboard. no, not the first miss. yes alexandra what can be on the main square of the city in summer? maybe i have a feeling that the people who answered this question. they imagined some european cities. here, judging by that , there are quite a lot of answers there, but here are some of them, but not always yes alexandra maybe it’s exactly something that should be, and not someone i don’t know, people could answer differently. so what? who is so interested about someone, maybe there, and some animators are workers in the entertainment industry. here are the people with whom you can take pictures, but they can’t just walk around the square or they can offer to take a picture with them, for example, let’s see, there is such an answer on the scoreboard, but returning to your boars

anna holligan at the hauue, kremlin first. anna holligan at the hague. thank— kremlin first. thank you. _ kremlin first. anna holligan at the hague, thank you. the _ kremlin first. anna holligan at the hague, thank you. the home - kremlin first. anna holligan at the hague, thank you. the home of i kremlin first. anna holligan at the | hague, thank you. the home of the international criminal court. russia's foreign minister, sergei lavrov, has told the un conference on disarmament in geneva that it's time for us nuclear weapons in europe to go home. in a pre—recorded message, he also appeared to offer a newjustification for russia's invasion of ukraine — saying it's to prevent kyiv from acquiring its own nuclear weapons. many ambassadors, including from the uk, germany, australia, canada, america, and the eu, walked out when mr lavrov began to speak. our correspondentjenny hill is in moscow, and jenny, the kremlin is denying it's targeting civillians. the allegation is russia is using banned weapons and targeting civilian areas. what is the kremlin response? the kremlin denies

anna grechushkina, but they die terribly.and says listen, well, i don’t see you all the time, i clean it, in general, it’s crying all the time when i clean it, it’s true, you die in marfa, you clean it in grass, you die. now you're cleaning up. well, no, i am in this, you know, that such a puppy is some kind of beauty. i personally have the husband of anna grechishkina, a german citizen, a well-known scientist and did not miss a single premiere with the participation of his wife, but anna could not fly to krasnoyarsk for obvious reasons, anna was worried, but she tried to keep her nerves, the main enemy for her coloratura soprano and this is the highest and gentlest female voice. for me, this is crazy excitement, yes, because the voice is really thin cords. ligaments that require a special approach i am an extremely nervous person, it is important for me to sleep. and i don't sleep. it's important for me to eat. and i ca n’t eat anything during the day of performances. and therefore, of course, hmm the voice of these tops tha

anna benedicte, thank you very much. next and i'll be back with a summary of the news. good evening, i'm chetan pathak with your latest sports news. we start at cheltenham where jockey rachael blackmore created history becoming the first female rider to win the cheltenham gold cup, as she stormed to success on 3—1favourte a plus tard. blackmore was already the first female jockey to win the champion hurdle and grand national, as well as taking the leading rider award at last year's cheltenham festival. our correspondent andy swiss reports. trail blazer and history maker, yet another unforgettable first for rachael blackmore on a dazzling day of gold cup glory. well, some 70,000 fans flocked here for what is always one of the biggest days in racing. and after last year's gold cup had to be behind closed doors because of covid, the anticipation was greater than ever. in its near 100 year history, no female jockey had ever won the race. but blackmore on a plus tard set off the favourite. as they approached the final fence,

anna wiernicki joins us live from dc with the latest. good morning, anna. >> good morning.vernment funding is set to expire on friday? but lawmakers are hoping to extend that deadline to tuesday to give senators a little bit more time to work through this massive 1.5 trillion dollars spending bill. >> congress is racing against the clock to avoid a government shutdown on friday. the bill is passed in a late night vote wednesday. the house passed a 1.5 trillion dollars spending package which includes 3.6 billion dollars to help ukraine. the people of ukraine cry out in pain. russia is now brought to its knees. let's make sure that that putin never stands on the world stage again. democrats and republicans joined together to support the bill focusing on the much needed aid for ukraine. >> this is not the bill that i would have written. this is certainly not the bill that the majority >> would have written the text of the massive spending package was not released until hours before the house voted frustrating. many lawmakers, but at the end of the day, republican congressman k

maybe something like that made her do it when anna asked the question.ecame fearfully. yes, i immediately worried, because i'm the only one with no husband. he died. uh, i think that if he finds it, he will leave me and that's it. well, you didn't want her looking for her whites no no, and then for a while i say, because we have here only here she is, me and the children. her husband has no relatives. no, everyone died, of course, look. and how did the lady decide to take a child in the family, the two of us can already, or we didn’t have children. i tell him. let's take this girl. he says, come on, i wanted to offer you for a long time. well, that's all, and there is a friend of ours. well, in short, in the maternity hospital, you don’t know what she was doing there, that’s what it means to me. this is what he says, you know, he says here she gave birth to a girl alone. she says she's not giving birth to her first, but she says they are selling them. and i say, it still doesn’t sell to me. we will take it. she says, you know, she only has a small head.

anna. good morning. well, lawmakers from both parties are really pushing for this ban on russian oil and >> they've made it very clear that they're not waiting for the president to act. >> texas republican senator john cornyn says every barrel of oil, the u.s. imports from russia is helping fund their war in ukraine and helped a lot more money to kill innocent ukrainians with cornyn and a number of lawmakers on capitol hill are putting pressure on the biden administration to be in the u.s. from purchasing russian oil. but they're also taking matters into their own hands. introducing several bills with support from leaders on both sides of the aisle that would sanction russian energy exports. now we need to boost domestic production. that should be our priority. arkansas. republican french hill says america imports nearly 60,000 barrels of russian oil each day. he says that number should be 0. no decision has been made. but white house press secretary jen psaki says the president wants to mi

you tell anna i thought of everything. maybe you don't have to invent anything anna's father, the russianador danil yesenin, he is in istanbul , she is sure that he will get her out of the harem. it can't be why because just can't i've heard it myself. tomorrow at dawn he meets anna in the garden of the harem. you can make it so that tomorrow she does not go out into the garden, listen to me. and believe. there will be no father there at dawn tomorrow. and there is no danger. you must make sure that anna does not go into the garden. promise me. i am i'll try

to the border and then decided to walk after only going 3 miles and seven hours by car so aaron and anna walked 4 1/2 miles with only one beanie and one glove between them in frigid temperatures to what they thought was the walking border. >> when we got there, we were like we can finally see the border and i took a picture and shared it. when we walked there, we realized that is the border for cars, totally different than the border for people. >> the line seemed interminable among 10,000 people. >> finally we get through it and find another line. that line was even more brutal. >> there was only a handful of ukrainian border guards, and people were scared and screaming. he said it was a real humanitarian crisis. he and anna fought for every inch closer to poland. >> i would be staring at the ground for the slightest bit of free ground that i could put my foot forward. 50 hours later, they finally got their passport stamped in poland to be greeted by food and free taxi rides. he says he lost nearly 5 pounds getting out of ukraine that he and anna are very, very lucky. >> honestly, i am

olympic champion current world champion anna shcherbakova so and the red team is pulling ahead.nd, of course, these crown hearts from anna are left four elements four jumps to determine the winner of the second round. so , the winner of the grand prix stages, my chrome, is preparing for the execution of his jump. but we all know perfectly well that maya can it showed us today a very difficult tournament. quadruple toe loop with hands up, as i said earlier there has never been a tournament anywhere in the world where you can see such a huge number of the most difficult elements. and all this is now here in saransk. unfortunately, there is a blot at the exit. the training process continues and daniil glychingauz and sergey dudakov react nationally. seven forty-one and so we are waiting for the next participant from the red team. mikhail kolyadova, silver medalist of the olympic games mikhail kolyada how are we missed you at the olympic games in beijing at ease with such an artistic departure of the quadruple sheepskin coat performed by mikhail kolyada and so easily. as if it was n

anna: absolutely.t is this model and how much does it move into other areas? trying to out-amazon amazon sounds like a tough ask, but maybe uber can. getting anything delivered within one hour, i wonder what the green impact of all of that is, but maybe that is a story for another day. when we come back, we will talk inflation. semin power of the bank of ireland. this is bloomberg. ♪ o the workforce. >> that and, congresswoman, i would also point out that the president has been supportive of childcare as part of further legislation still under consideration. this would be one part. >> absolutely, and we support that, to ensure 7% cap on any families' childcare costs. let me thank the administration quickly for its covid action, unlike the awkward and unprepared of the last administration. you have a $11.6 billion as it deals with the pandemic and public health preparedness. how important is that, as my time runs out? i've got a few more questions. >> that looks at future pandemics so we aren't left in

researcher anna massoglia began tracking the operation. anna: mercury public affairs was able to leverage their connections in d.c., with people in political positions of power in order to further this foreign influence operation. one way that they did this was by contacting ambassadors in a number of countries, including australia, to send letters that furthered the interest of the foreign influence operation. sean: the lobbyists targeted the then australian ambassador to washington, joe hockey, to pressure him to support the lifting of sanctions. they sent him a briefing note warning, "rusal owns 20% of queensland alumina. therefore the jobs and critical economic activity of this company are at risk." serena lillywhite: the letter that was sent to the australian ambassador to the u.s., sought torovide assurances to the australian ambassador that the company had sufficiently restructed to warrant those sanctions against them being lifted, and those assurances t mr. deripaska had reduced his controlling ownership of rusal to less than 50%,

and anna was arrested, along with 2800 others. she was released after a few hours. we visited her 3 days later in the moscow suburb where she lives with her parents. she's unemployed, and would love to study linguistics abroad. the family was hoping to emigrate to the u. s. after winning green cards. but then the pandemic happened and now with the war i do love my country, the people, the culture would say, despise the government. and while i want to believe that it will get better, i find the tots to do so. and it was reason a very open minded family. her parents are also critical of the government and they are comfortable with anna's bi sexuality. there's only one strict rule in the family. the tv is only switched on to watch sports. basically, all to reach out are controlled by the government. they twist than yours and they are full of propaganda. what's angry is me the most. is that the to the claims that there is no war that it's just the military operation. but what's the difference? there may be new official war, according to the government. but there is resi

no man and anna agreed to talk openly about their resistance. because they still believe there's a glimmer of hope that putin will put an end to his war. a war also against freedom of speech and media reporters without borders, has called putin's new law, the final blow to russia's independent media. all across europe, the sudden outbreak of war in ukraine has prompted an outpouring of support. these volunteers are just a handful of the thousands pitching in to help you cranium, refugees, citizens whose lives have been turned upside down, leaving them with no possessions on germany's border with poland. people are pulling their resources to help those in need. oh, my frederick is trying to keep an overview. now. yes, food and toiletries are here. you know, closer over there was his office has been repurposed as a warehouse. someone has just donated a bag full of baby food. all these supplies are for people in and from ukraine. boxes are piling up and free drinks. friends have come to help people here in frankfort. odor on the german polish borde

iq so much to anna ashton -- thank you so much to anna ashton.berg. ♪ guy: it has been quite this has in this monday. we were down 3%, 4%, 5%. pick your index. we have come back significantly since then. as we head towards the close in around 30 minutes, the stoxx 600 is trading for 17, down by just 0.9%. we have seen a sig. get moving the price of crude, which is come back down again. nat gas has come down again significantly, down by 19%, but moving ever higher. euro swissie moving through parity. the ecb on thursday, that is certainly something that is going to be a great focus come on the same day as we come through with the u.s. inflation data. we will talk about that next. mark dowding is going to be joining us to work our way through what has been an incredible session. the close is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ [ sigh ] not gonna happen. that's it. i'm calling kohler about their walk-in bath. my name is ken. how may i help you? hi, i'm calling about kohler's walk-in bath. excellent! happy to help. huh? hold one moment please... [ finger snap

no man, and anna agreed to talk openly about their resistance. because they still believe there's a glimmer of hope that putin will put an end to his war. a war also against freedom of speech and media reporters without borders, has called putin's new law, the final blow to russia's independent media. all across europe, the sudden outbreak of war in ukraine has prompted an outpouring of support. these volunteers are just a handful of the thousands pitching in to help ukrainian refugees, citizens whose lives have been turned upside down, leaving them with no possessions on germany's border with poland. people are pulling their resources to help those in need. oh, my frederick is trying to keep an overview. now. yes, foot and toiletries are here, you know, closer over there was his office has been repurposed as a warehouse. someone has just donated a bag full of baby food. all these supplies are for people in and from ukraine. boxes are piling up, and fredericks friends have come to help people here in frankfort. odor on the german polish border, a

he now stars in the netflix series, "inventing anna." stephen: they are lovely people. thanks for being here. i am, first of all, grateful you wore a suit and a tie. >> i saw what kyle was doing and i thought -- >> stephen: that's not respectful. >> what's that ability? he should know better. >> stephen: right. besides your other achievements, people know you as stewy in "succession" ( cheers and applause ) that's stewy. stewy who is kind of this friendly menace at the same time, he's like a buddy and also i will cut your throat when you turn around. >> exactly. >> stephen: is it fun to make? because it's fun to watch all these people being awful to each other. >> it's exciting to make. everybody on the show is from the theater. the way we shoot it, we have these, like, long scenes we do, like little one acts, and sometimes you don't even know where the cameras are and you're just kind of being on stage and going these characters. actually, in the scene you're mentioning, right before, you know, the first take -- and we didn't rehearse b

. >> reporter: the guards started driving aaron and his ukrainian girlfriend anna west to the polishabout 4 1/2 hours to drive the normal distance of 25 minutes to get out of tf. >> reporter: the couple got close to the border then decided to walk after only going three miles and seven hours by car. so, aaron and anna walked 4 1/2 miles with only a beanie and pair of gloves between them before we could get to the border. >> i took the picture and shared it and everyone was super happy and we were in this line to walk there and when we walk there we realized that wasn't the border, that is the border for cars. totally different than the border for people. >> reporter: the lines seemed interminable. around 10,000 people. >> finally we get through and find another line. it is like a matryoshka doll of lines. deadline was even more brutal. >> reporter: were only a handful of ukrainian border guards and people were scared and screaming. he says it was a real humanitarian crisis. he and anna fought for every inch closer to poland. >> if you're not pushing and leaning forward, literally i w

>> i am trying really hard to evacuate them now. >> reporter: anna had to do something.the 28-year-old decided that all weekend sales at her cheesecake shop would go towards helping the ukrainian armed forces. what she didn't expect was the response. people lined up, sometimes for hours, to show anna and other ukrainians that they care. >> we probably have like 1,000 people per day. >> reporter: she raised more than $72,000 in one weekend, and plans to keep accepting donations. >> this is the at least i can do, you know? and i'm not trying to make a hero out of itself either, because the heroes there, are all there fighting. >> reporter: 6,000 miles away from home, but her heart is object the frontlines. >>> that is the cbs "overnight news" for this monday. from the broad cast center in new york city, i'm jericka duncan. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm elise preston in new york. ukraine rejected russia's demand for citizens in mariupol to surrender. russia reportedly told ukrainian citizens they would be allowed out of the besieged city. this comes just hours after russi

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refund, and that got anna $1,465 back.n a statement, whirlpool said, we regret that this consumer had a difficult experience in resolving an issue with her appliance. we are pleased to have come to a resolution. anna said this has been a learning experience for her. warranties can be tricky. we have two pieces of advice. first, with a manufacturer's warranty, always register your product. some warranties don't apply unless you register. as for extended warranties, before you buy one, make sure you know what you are getting before you give them your money. read the terms. like anna's contract, which capped her coverage at 75% of what she paid. if a warranty issue has you stumped, maybe we can help. go to nbcbayarea.com and click the responds option from the main menu. or call us, 888-966-tips. >> thanks, chris. >>> our next stop stories that we are following today include the growing humanitarian crisis in ukraine. ahead, a live report from poland and the new setbacks for refugees as they attempt to escape the russian invas

yeah so we decided to go to lviv we escaped by train. >> what is your future what is anna's future now>> our future, so everything will be okay definitely. ukraine will win >> there are so many children of this war, like young alexander showing me his teddy bear and his language skills. >> hi, how are you who's your teddy bear? >> i'm fine. >> i'm not sure if he heard or comprehended the weight of what his mom told me. >> i go in poland. >> going to poland do you know where you will live? >> no. >> it is all so achingly sad they have escaped the chaos of war, the bombs and the missiles and now they face chaos of escape from their home country most of them, their lives surrounded in uncertainty. tonight the u.n. refugee agency reports 1.7 million ukrainians have now crossed into central europe of that number, unicef now believes a million of them are children >> here where we are we see tens of thousands of children flood through every day. they're traumatized. children don't cry anymore. that's a clear sign of trauma. >> much of the world is crying for ukraine and its children what wil

ok, anna foster, we will leave — just 24 hours ago.t 24 hours ago. ok, anna foster, we will leave it there _ just 24 hours ago. ok, anna foster, we will leave it there for _ just 24 hours ago. ok, anna foster, we will leave it there for now. - we will leave it there for now. thank you very much indeed. the us secretary of state, antony blinken, is in israel for a historic summit with four arab countries. the meeting at a venue in the negev desert is the first that israel has hosted with senior officials from so many arab governments. it follows the signing in recent years of us—brokered deals to normalise ties. well, antony blinken has said that the united states has no plans to bring about regime change in russia. his comments come a day after president biden said his russian counterpart, vladimir putin, should not to be allowed to remain in power. speaking injerusalem, mr blinken said any decision about whether president putin should remain in office was in the hands of the russian people. with regards to the president's incredibly p

we dimmed the lights for the safety of anna and her team l the safety of anna and her team there. lucy williamson who's in lviv in western ukraine. you can probably hear the all clear siren _ you can probably hear the all clear siren behind me. we have heard explosions — siren behind me. we have heard explosions across the sky in lviv. but only— explosions across the sky in lviv. but only one target has been confirmed so far. that is a fuel storage — confirmed so far. that is a fuel storage depot. what makes this slightly— storage depot. what makes this slightly different to the other attacks — slightly different to the other attacks that have happened in the region— attacks that have happened in the region is— attacks that have happened in the region is its location. it is less than _ region is its location. it is less than two — region is its location. it is less than two miles from the city centre and it— than two miles from the city centre and it is— than two miles from the city centre and it is in— than two miles from the city centre and it is in a — than two miles from the c

the project of anna razumeyeva smirnova and chef denis perevoz is on fire as always.es older also in the game program, which teaches life harder harder with white walls. this piece of paper can be drawn, painted over with a designer, instead of furniture, it can sit. maybe even as a table to use a well-planned mess. this is a universal technique when everything is scattered and in a secret office. there's a huge mess here. you can hide it all. as michel serova and yuliana karaulova dropped everything superfluous after pregnancy, now you will go for a walk, so dmitry guberniev sat next to me and i spent my first marriage nose with him. why did evelina bledans spend 6 hours with a pipe in her mouth, apples listen to music, i have a disk that selects all notebooks come together. and that's it tomorrow, immediately after the show, the mask on ntv dachny otvet begins to turn an uninhabited, attic into a space for children's games and creativity, instead of one small dormer window, there will be three new large and reliable mounts of glued pine frame. a sash with a frost-re

anna shcherbakova and the calm gallant marco kondratyuk will try himself as captains in the cup of the channel in figure skating, anna and mark, as they won , had an amazing ability to disconnect from everyone around. and the first one says, turn on two teams. the blue being the first and the red car in every experienced and talented athlete. someone older than our captains. try to deal with them. yes, even and choke him and calm him down. tinkov first channel figure skating cup today and tomorrow elizaveta tuktamysheva will present her new short program at the first channel cup. wow waiting. what music did you choose? she loves a number of elizabeth, bold extravagant images, we will see the incomparable camila valieva, our passionate dance couples, sensual numbers of male singles, and our beloved alina zagitova and evgeny medvedev will, of course, but in what status will we soon find out? in the afternoon today and tomorrow also the championship of russia in cross-country skiing the heroes of the olympiad 20-22 will go to the start a couple of songs by mikhail krug are always in the p

thank you, anna holligan at the | thank you, anna holligan at the hague.the city of kherson in southern ukraine has become the first major metropolitan area to fall under russian control, and there's fierce fighting in other strategically important cities. including mariupol and a number of other big urban areas. a large military convoy remains within 20 miles from kyiv, after encountering heavy ukrainian resistance and apparently suffering mechanical breakdowns. so, what is russia's military strategy now? our security correspondent, frank gardner, has this assessment. so this is an overview of how ukraine is looking today. the areas in red are the ones that russian forces control. they already had crimea, they annexed that back in 2014. and in the south they have been pushing northwards, they have taken the port city of kherson — that's the first major city that russian forces have taken since this invasion began a week ago. and they're looking to link up with their forces to the east and eventually control the whole of ukraine's black sea coast, cutting

anna anna charming attractive always dreamed of a big friendly family.ntly, she has become a mother of many children, which makes her very happy. let's applaud food elena we also have a mother of many children. she loves to travel, loves to go to the museum and loves to support her children as well. all endeavors are good. applause is always ready to help everyone, and she is always ready at any time of the day or night. come help passed. and our captain olga , an entertainer, is always coming up with something organizes only because of her energy. we are in this transmission. and for which many thanks to her, she also goes in for sports, spends time with her family and her son participates in competitions in different regions. in general, a real battery that energizes everyone around leads . hooray. hooray! get to know the team of parents by law from the team of choreographers put down shock game flew. team back to one full point. i'm waiting for the threat of captains, the teams passed the high captain. come here. the question in the primer mom washed

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