i mean, for the role of aurora.n down the role of aurora in the graduation performance. are you sick? well, you give at all. fuck karina come out. my suitors what's everyone? all a lot of money and you say mitka and you? what about me? no. my body is only for ballet. i decided that i would never have anyone . i swear. it's just that i feel my body this way, look at the leg raise hand and arabesque, so what? well, how what? well, here's the leg, well, here's the rise, so what? leg lift and what for, who needs it? this is your arabesque. well, in fact, the second position is fucking, who needs all this. what without this, life, or what, will stop? yes, something got up. i am not imposing my position on you. yes, you all go. yes, what are you? you dance great.

well, they gave me aurora to dance.ughter will stand on the stage at the bolshoi theater better, no one was found, right? what are you doing today? you wanted for a week. yes, wan needs to return. i am b, too, from her fell stuck in front of only does no good. you are not rude to your mother and help her. i don't remember at all. what was he anyway? hello hello, we have a kurnik in the hall, it will be time to change clothes. kornikova take off your clothes, go change your clothes. you are dancing today. you are crazy. you dance aurora today

aurora received his baptism in the battle of tsushima during the russian japanese war, then she pliedanses of the atlantic of the indian ocean. went to the shores of africa , thailand and indonesia in the years from 1948, aurora stood on the eternal parking lot at the petrogradskaya embankment and today it works as a museum. childhood this day may 24 , 1962 at a meeting of the police bureau of the central committee of the cpsu, it was decided to deploy soviet missiles in cuba head states. nikita khrushchev decided that it was time for the delivery of the missiles to be placed in the strictest secrecy. even the captain of the ships was not reported. which to keep the course until they cross gibraltar, the us and the navy and place 40 missile launchers that was enough to contain the military guise of two passed the concert. paul mccartney, the legendary member of the beatles first came to russia as part of his european tour, the hype was huge , 20,000 tickets were sold, but the audience went out three times on the bispheric and was impressed by the warm welcome. that was the day in hist

went to the shores of africa , thailand and indonesia during the first world war, aurora carried out sentinel service in the baltic sea from on november 7, 1917, the cruiser gave the signal to storm the winter palace, having become one of the symbols of the october revolution since 1948, aurora stood on the eternal parking lot at petrogradskaya embankment and today it works as a museum. exactly 60 years ago on this day, may 24, 1962 at a police meeting, as the cpsu decided to place soviet missiles in cuba, the head of state nikita khrushchev decided that it was time to establish nuclear parity. the united states had previously installed its missiles in turkey, upsetting the balance of placing ballistic missiles in fact at hand and washington it should have been restore. in addition, cuba itself carried out the placement of missiles in the strictest secrecy. even the captain of the ships was not reported. how to keep the course until they crossed gibraltar in the united states did not suspect anything. this was the biggest failure of the cia, as a result, in cuba they managed to deplo

and if you were in colombia, you looked up and saw a beautiful red aurora.t's happening is these huge currents are arising in the ionosphere, producing additional currents in our power grid that cannot possibly keep them going. and therefore, they burn up transformers and you lose them. we don't have a few hours to turn everything off before it got blown out by such a solarflare, right? well, we're developing the processes now such that many companies are taking the alert system that the us is producing. the noaa, the national oceanic and atmospheric administration, is responsible for space weather alerts. and so we do that fundamental research and noaa does the alert systems. so more companies are coming around to the idea. i mean, even airlines are using the noaa alert system so they don't fly over the poles where there's a lot of radiation going on. they'll take a lower latitude route. a final, final thought. you left your chief scientistjob at nasa before it was confirmed that there is indeed any form of life beyond our own planet. now, i don't want to b

it was me who danced the aurora at the prom. deal with it already olshanskaya you danced aurora because your mother paid me. and i took the money. and then she went to the roof and jumped, like beletskaya i am not ready. i won't dance. and why are we sitting? tanya, i can't. yes, i can not go out, i'm not ready. you see, such as i fairy tales do not happen. and no fairy tales alha. you are now dancing the premiere, then you will return to the corps de ballet, do you think that you are in the repertoire put? do not even dream. you will have to plow again, like everything is fresh at the academy. it's not certain that it will work. did karina give you your chance back? and you know, she also doesn’t have a special fairy tale. antoine will go to zhenya , and karina will stay here. please hello on the russia vesti tv channel in the studio of irina rossius and the main topic for this hour is the commander of the thirty-sixth separate brigade of the ukrainian marine corps, the armor, which kiev had already buried , turned out to be alive, but why he left his soldiers with us exclusive interro

i immediately understood that aurora is there, our salon is probably there, there are no glasses. inorning she calls because i just asked the first thing are you alive she says we are alive thank god i'm alive everyone says it's not enough that the windows here jumped furniture jumped falling because you yourself understand opposite the explosive wave i was wild i was barely alive i also presented myself 5 -12 as if my top was torn. i saw how this second rocket was flying, and everything was thrown into the glass. no one here threw up. you can see for yourself. my son put this glass on me because the first floor was full of glass. it was all here. it was all glass. all the people endured nu y someone's frames were torn out, here and there the door was still standing, and it was glassed there, well, around here, you can see the glass in whole blocks, and the door was torn out. the fact that the circulation of russian rubles is being introduced in the city, but saulenko, by the way, the ukrainian prosecutor's office has started criminal proceedings on the fact of non-collaborative acti

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a mother who lost her daughter in the 2012 aurora, colorado movie theater shooting shares her messageo the parents of the children murdered in texas.. be patient with one another. understand that this is a grief that goes beyond -- surpasses all understanding. geoff: those stories and the day's helines on tonight's "pbs news weekend." ♪ >> major funding for "pbs news weekend" has been provided by -- >> for 25 years, consumer cellular's goal has been to provide wireless service that helps people connect. we offer a variety of no contract plans and our u.s.-based customer service team can find one that fits you. to learn more, visit consumercellular.tv. ♪ >> and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions -- ♪ and friends of the "newshour." ♪ this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. geoff: it is good to be with you. we begin tonight with the elementary school massacre in uvalde, texas, where 19 children and 2 teachers were killed by an 18-year-old gunman tuesday

after the break and mother loss her daughter in 2012, in aurora colorado, talking about the grief themy heartbreaking interview with the brother of a ten year old victim, xavier lopez. but is it like to be without him today. >> it's hard, can't even walk in the house. can't even go into this room. se high standards is the walgreens health and wellness brand. over 2000 high quality products. rigorously tested by us. world tested by you. and delivered to your door in as little as one hour. trelegy for copd. [coughing] ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ breeze driftin' on by... ♪ if you've been playing down your copd,... ♪ it's a new dawn, it's a new day,... ♪ ...it's time to make a stand. start a new day with trelegy. ♪...and i'm feelin' good. ♪ no once-daily copd medicine... has the power to treat copd in as many ways as trelegy. with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy helps people breathe easier and improves lung function. it also helps prevent future flare-ups. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart c

theatre shooting in aurora, colorado, in july of 2012. but after the shooting, they attempted to sue they, they lucky gunner, which is the organization, the business that sold $4000.00 rounds of ammunition to the shooter that shot their daughter. and because of the gun industry immunity laws on the federal laws as well as laws in colorado, sandy and lonnie's lawsuit was dismissed, and they were actually sued by lucky gutter. sandy lani phillips had to go bankrupt because of that lawsuit. and it's one of the reasons that they do what they're doing today because they've been there, they've been through all of it and they know how awful it is. and by the way, lucky gunner also sold the guns, excuse me. i also sold the bullets that were used in the santa fe high school shooting when you say they are trying to reassure all parents whose children have been killed, losing a child in any circumstances, something that is unimaginable to the minds of most people, but to lose a child in this way, and it's particularly horrific how. how do parents co

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america," said there is a jim holmes of aurora colorado page on colorado key party, he said, we don't same jim holmes, it wasn't, colorado tea party had nothing to do with it pittsburgh tree of life shooting in 2008, anti-semitic terrorist attack who did cnn blame, brought on bill crystal to blame donald trump. he said, can we talk about the fact he, trump, helped create an environment that made this possible. how about this shooting in synagogue. in poway, shooting in 2019. this is about what they said, abc said, trump needed to quote, look in the mirror and understand the rhetoric, the words he uses in all of his influence is part of what going on in america, gives permission to most craziest people in america, it goeso and on, and culminates now here. i can give you flip side. what happens when there is a leftist attack media go radio silent. mark: it is so bad, i don't know how a nation heals or come closer together when we have such a corrupt media. let me ask you anything brent bozell. as a universal point, you really see any -- distinction the policies talking points? >> none.

then came aurora and the navy yard. then after charleston, i thought maybe this, maybe this is the moment -- nine americans shot in a church during bible study, this has to move the republicans here in the senate. no, it didn't. they gave a few more thoughts, a few more prayers, no real effort to solve the problem. and so, madam president, it continued on and on and on. san bernardino, orlando, las vegas, sutherland springs, marjorie stone man douglas high school. thousand oaks, the el paso walmart, dayton, virginia beach, boulder, buffalo, and now uvalde. when will it end? we must act -- action. not thoughts and prayers, action. after the shootings in el paso and dayton three years ago, the republican leader promised that red flag laws and background checks would be front and center in the senate debate. he was then majority leader. but then the republicans did nothing. they ensured there was no debate, just as they wanted. they don't want to debate this issue. indeed, we hear -- all we hear from republicans are though

the aurora thinks the see . just place where you see me, who took the chance, who are to from who, who is who 1st me ard, for fee and the be to know the you put in your mind. yeah. so that you could that as you spoke with today the most but does his 2? no, he is not cool. my daughter, you, when you moved in you cut out put in yards our food. i just got a new shot both at the river show you nod june. we did not talk to her today. she told me to go with the store was simply a june. hey, i'm emilio bus. diana dana jail. dylan should a douglas church school. she's gonna miss him. no. later with him, do you think of any other commands? there's a snobbish exemption i deposit to move with some of those will be to can you have a ah ah ah ah ah with .

but they would slam all edward in this neighborhood, the aurora thinks the see just late. so you see me who took the chance towards who from who, who is who 1st me. ok. so feeling b to not the you put in your mind. yeah. so that you could, there is a focus, tiller, did the most, but does his to no, he is mccormick. i thought i knew when you moved in, you catch up putting your, to work, a technician article that the rumor shows, you know, the june was, you know, not to talk to her to she to meet with the idea that with the store were simply as you sam and deliver stay on the new jail, a new toy from any of those numbers with ah ah ah a ah, with a with a, with the gas prices skyrocket in europe, half the ukraine suspends the key transit supply route, while hungary panic proposed the embargo on russian oil the, there are no proposed solutions on dealing with what would be equal to an atomic bombing of hungary economy in the event of a possible embargo on russian oil imports. meanwhile, breakfast authorities raise the alarm off the more than $100.00 incidence of open fires in

his sister was killed in aurora, colorado. this has been going on so long, there is a network of people in this country, all of whom have been touched personally by this. >> yes. and i know i'm part of an organization the national association of secondary school principals. and they asked me a few years ago to head up something called the principal recovery network. and there are about 29 of us that have been involved in shootings within our community. so, we reach out and we have guides just to help them wherever we can. and it's not a one-time phone call. you know, i will be there every step of the way to help them just as people helped me in our community. >> this may be a dumb question, and ignore it if it is. you know, police have learned a lot since columbine. they learned what they need to do, what they don't need to do, what works, what doesn't, the extent that anything can work about getting in fast or not waiting for a tactical unit, getting in as fast as possible, not waiting, making a perimeter. what have you learn

claro que es para preocuparse >> es una preocupación que también tiene aurora, porque han habido incendiosponer como incendios que pasan. Últimamente por aquí por donde hay carreteras han habido incendios >> el portavoz de los bomberos del estado asegura que la última semana ya se quemaron 150 acres y todos fueron peligrosos y amenazaron a hogares para evitar un incendio, en (nombre en inglés) recomienda que remueva la vegetación seca, remueva material combustible por el césped y apáguelos antes de (inaudible) >> recuerde que esta alerta roja expira mañana martes a las 8:00 de la noche. vuelvo con ustedes >> estén al pendiente de las zonas que se verán afectadas, síganlo a través de nuestra aplicación telemundo (número inaudible) >> también escanea en este código q.r. para recibir información las 24 horas >> noticias sobre lo que sucedió en uvalde. el departamento de justicia revisará la respuesta policial. ... >> la noticia fue bien recibida por las familias dolientes y los residentes de la ciudad que esperan que el peso de la ley caiga sobre el o los responsables. entras tanto ahí comenz

the aurora thinks the see just place where you see me, who took the chance towards who from who, who's who 1st me arc feeling be to know that you put in your mind. yeah. so that you could, there is a focus to do the most. but those are his 2. no, he is not on my daughter. you. when you moved in, you could just put in yards our food. i just got a new shot. thought that the move our show, you know, june we did not talk to her today. she told me to go with the store was simply a junior sam believe us, diana madame jail dylan should douglas george square. she's not just him. no later doesn't us with any of hans. there's a snobbish with some of those will be to, can you ah, lou needs to come to the russian state total narrative. i've stayed as i'm phoning most. i'm skiing with eclipse in 55 with this being. okay, so mine is professional speaking with we will van in the european union, the kremlin media machine, the state on russia today, and split ortiz spoke neck, given our video agency, roughly all band on youtube. and pinterest and with, with the bull. oh, let's say is a boutique firm bo

among them, the killers in aurora, colorado in 2012, san bernardino, california in 2015 in buffalo thisonth. that retired officer, was laid to rest. >> on one of the darkest days if the history of buffalo, he made a choice to stand tall i gave all that he had to protect all he believed in >> reporter: it's illegal under federal law for a convicted felton buy body armor. law enforcement officers are increas increasingly outgunned >> this is a rieal tragedy. we're another town on a growing list >>> after the break here on "early today," parkimarking twor since the death of george floyd. >>> plus qoprah gives ellen some advice as she says good buy. . get up to 50% off kitchen and dining finds. plus, save on women's swimsuits! more style. more savings. kohl's. i assumed dust always stayed put. turns out? it can be on the move. we were breathing that day and night! that's when we started using swiffer. in just a few minutes, duster captures dust before it gets airborne. it traps and locks dust in one swipe. yes! for our floors, sweeper's heavy duty cloths easily trap dust, dirt and hair... l

her daughter jessica was killed in 2012 in a movie theater shooting in aurora, colorado.help survivors through her organization. she's in buffalo. survivors from the supermarket mass shooting. will head here tomorrow. sandy, i heard you were going to buffalo, and then this occurred. i mean these are happening so close together. what do you say to a family member today, the day after something like this, when you -- when you take them in your arms and when you hold them? what can you possibly say? >> well, the first thing i tell them is that i know that right now they don't want to take another breath. they wish they were dead instead of their child. and then i tell them that, you know, i felt the same way. and quite frankly, if i had had a handgun in the house, i'm not sure i would still be here. but i am alive. i have found joy again. i've found purpose. but it's a different kind of joy, and it's a different purpose than i ever expected. and that your life is forever altered. i don't joke with them. i don't pretend it's a -- [ inaudible ] -- and put their lives back toge

create a special court with a judge, no jury and if he's caught red-handed like this guy or the one in aurora they come out and catch you red-handed there should be a swift judgment manning the judge would say you're the shooter and there should be an execution within ten days of the crime. we will leave it there. you can respond order as far as what you would like to see the justice department do. go ahead. >> for me it's not about the individual. we have to find ways to be radicalized. what platforms are they using and what tools do we have in the toolbox to address it. if this was a threat to source the majority community and not the black jewish or latino, what would we be doing it's not enough to say we can't do anything and the reason we are having this conversation is the need to do more to ensure a young person isn't being pushed into the mindset that creates when he would go out and cause nthese arms. we have not responded to this threat. the difference is that it's looking for equal rights. >> host: you are on with the guest. what would you like to ask? >> i just wanted to comment a

may 19 to october 31 of this year on aeroflot's own flights, as well as on flights of rossiya and aurorairlines . alexander lukashenko and the governor of the nizhny novgorod region gleb nikitin held a working meeting in minsk on the eve of the 17th meeting of the council of business cooperation between the region and the republic chief er, has become the theme of import substitution. in nizhny novgorod, a list of 4,500 positions was compiled that require new suppliers ; construction, infrastructure and road network consciousness were named as promising areas for cooperation. they also discussed the serious potential in the field of tourism. the russian pd-8 engine has passed the first test and will soon be tested on an imported version of the dry superjet aircraft. yes, in the stavropol territory , production is being increased at the centenary plant fittings, and in the republic of mari el, the chemical plant is expanding its range of products. taras kucherenko will tell you how import substitution is going on in the regions . successfully next year, the device will begin to be tested

since our daughter was killed 10 years ago, 10 years ago was our shooting in aurora. it was trailer martin shooting. it was the seat temple hate shooting. it was sandy hook. in 10 years, nothing has been done at the national level. and until we are doing something at the national level, it won't matter what the states are doing because what happens is the, the states with strong gun laws like here in new york. and they are surrounded by some very weak gun law, states like pennsylvania, ohio. so those guns are trafficked across like the state lines. so we have a problem with trafficking guns, trafficking, accessories. we have a problem with guns guns, and we need to close all of that down. and we need to go back to banning assault weapons. quite frankly, that needs to happen again and i think the president actually called for that tonight, or they suggested that tonight, but i mean, i won't give up hope i will not give up hope and i will fight to my last breath to make sure we're doing everything we can to alleviate the pain and suffering of these survivors that we hav

in fact, the parents of a child shot in the 2012, aurora, colorado theater shooting themselves, had to pay damages to an ammunition retailer after they took legal action. and because of the gun industry immunity laws, the federal laws as well as lawson, colorado jabian line, is lost, it was dismissed, and they were actually sued by lucky gutter. sandy, lonnie phillips had to go bankrupt because of that lawsuit. if the past is any god we're likely to see a spike and gum sales has got them things. yes, we're the, perhaps this time congress will act. in addition, be bulged response to this mass shooting has anecdotally, at least been some to buy gun survey can protect their families themselves. she every time see al jazeera washington, the russian forces have stepped up their assault on their, on the can eastern ukraine. one of the last major ukrainian health, fitness in hand, screeching, severe done yet is a key russian target has already seen some of the heaviest fighting. the governor says 90 percent of its buildings have been damaged, and ukrainian troops may have to retreat from it.

in a more effective and more successful and more aurora, or a capable way off for achieving victories against and the international arina are becaise abdul karim. appreciate that. thanks for mostly for talking to my daughter were last month international and palestinian media groups put in a formal complaint, the international criminal court accusing israel of war crimes against journalists . the committee to protect jealous says that 24 journalists, including sharina, would atlas death have been killed in israel and palestinian occupied territories since 2002 other press freedom advocates have reported higher numbers. israel systematically targets journalists including al jazeera in 2010. it detained several on board, a humanitarian flotilla, heading to garza last year israel bomb to building with meter offices, including out there in the occupied gaza strip. and barely a month later is ready for says arrested alger, a journalist give out a book, dairy. well, covering a demonstration of the shake. jad a neighbourhood of occupied east jerusalem. that's in now from barbara 3 on fi who

how is the city of three revolutions, where is aurora in place? and a lot of other things, i.e. the phrase that putin outplayed everyone, it will acquire a completely logical embodiment in life and the words of rogozin of all others - this is the intention to serve putin and demonstrate that he also threatens the swede almost like his own time in this case, ordinary finland, sweden, but these threats, well, you know, they do not have any rational implementation, and it actually will not be for the simple reason that nato would demonstrate that as a military-political alliance, it is powerful enough and now literally from the summer of this year, instead of having 1,300 km of land border between russia and nato countries russia will have two and a half thousand, that is, twice as much, and this absolutely clearly shows the depth of strategic thinking of the kremlin , the depth of strategic thinking of putin personally and their ability to achieve something specifically with weapons in their hands, including in ukraine. let me state just one simple

. >>> if you are looking for peace and quiet, aurora, illinois, might be your place.cago suburb wants to silence noisy dogs. though owners could be left howling. under a tough new ordinance, if a dog barks for more than 15 minutes, the owner could face a $100 fine. there's also a new limit on how many pets you can own. >>> when we come back here, new information just coming in on our top story, that mass shooting in buffalo. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ want more from your vitamin brand? get more with nature's bounty. from the first-ever triple action sleep supplement... to the only 24-hour vitamin c to heart-healthy support every day. get more with nature's bounty. open. it's a beautiful word. neighborhoods "open". businesses "open". fields "open". who doesn't love "open"? offices. homes. stages. possibilities. your world. open. and you can help keep it that way. ♪♪ the census tells you a lot about people. you could tell on the census records that at very, very young ages, they were cooks, they were farm hands, they were servants. there's auralia, 4-years old. i have lear

they started after their daughter, jessica galway was murdered in the aurora, colorado fair to me, africa 10 years ago. they say the solution is clear, is simple, easy access to guns in america is causing the problem. we have the same number of really trouble people or people who have mental problems as any other matter. the differences. they can't get guns like they can hear. you know, want you cut the supply. got so it becomes harder to get all the shooters lately. the masters have been able to walk in and legally by and they are 15. it is wrong for an 18 year old. be able to go in and buy an a r 15. well, i refuse to accept that. it's always going to be this way. this. we are turning around and going back to san antonio. this will be our 20th response to a public nash shooting. since our daughter was killed 10 years ago in 10 years, nothing has been done at the national level. and until we are doing something at the national level, it won't matter what the states are doing because what happens is the, the states with strong gun laws like here in new york. they are surrounded by some ve

western nations, the phase, and i sense which to renewable sources, but energy experts render kuma aurora said that india has received little of the promise support for a green energy transition. what really happens is that it is something which you can switch on and off. so all has be the main source of our energy for quite some time. and we feel that before we get into it, the more rich can really reduce the, the, or we will have to really, you know, improve our resources on, on the, on the renewables. definitely in this sense that we are ready as to what we can achieve. because the off growing, the big investment in the renewable require us to also make big get hold of the big money? no. where does the big money come from? no day we were actually promised by the western countries. so once you increase your renew was, then we will try to give you some sort of assistance. but that assistance network game did not come then in that case, we had to depend on our own resources. and on the same theme, most bake has ruled out the possibility of giving up on coal mining in order to meet you and

even president aurora as a single mother. she worked as a housemaid, but managed to get a law degree and was awarded the goldman price in 2018. the world's most important prize for environmental activists. i thought i had thought of, she has survived that temps in her life after confronting illegal gold mining mafias in the conflict rhythm region around her hometown or for assistance there. now, the asians of columbia social disparity, this part that almost unprecedented national conversation about race and class, exposing deep and longstanding room in the backlash as means way and social media in the streets. she has in the target of racist attacks. a well known colombian singer called her king kong, she has even had to cancel campaign events, fun during a rally, and she was targeted with the laser and forced to leave. the sage isn't late yet. her success has convinced other presidential candidates to select africa. colombians, as running mates with you, better moody, you're running for century said here for hire. the says i

in fact, the parents of a child shot in the 2012 aurora, colorado theatre shooting themselves, had to pay damages to an ammunition retailer after they took legal action. and because of the gun industry immunity laws, the federal laws as well as lawson, colorado jabian line, is locked, it was dismissed, and they were actually sued by lucky gunner sandy lani phillips had to go bankrupt because of that lawsuit. if the past is any guide, we're likely to see a spike and gum sales has gotten things yes. where the, perhaps this time congress will acts in addition be botched response to this mass. the shooting have anecdotally at least going to been some to buy gun survey can protect their families themselves. she advertise see al jazeera washington protest as inter lanka, marks 50 days of their campaign. calling for president, got to buy a raja parks or to resign by japan. as battling the protests of the worst economic crisis, the country has faced since independence in 1948. now fernandez reports from caliber o d, a gas in water cannons con damping. the anger in jolanda. the lease fight wil

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t caught red-handed like this guy for the guy in aurora they come out and catch b him red-handed there should be a swift judgment a swift judgment meet the judge would say you are the shooter and there should be an execution within ten days. that way the shooter is diminished. everything is done it is over, it iss done. the guy hasn't paid his price and moveho on. it went okayav john we will leae it there. what was like to see the justice department do, go ahead? >> for me is not about the individual part we have to figure out a way to be or radicalized our young people. the exact same time address who is treating this i atmosphere wt platforms are they using and what tools do we have in our toolbox to address it? it's not enough to say this nothing we could do her hands are tied. if this was aue true emergency there are many things that could be done. i go back to this, if this was al qaeda what would we be doing? there are things we could do. this was a threat towards the majority communityh, not the latino community what would we be doing? it's not enough to say we can't do anything

because of the sanctions, there are already not enough passenger planes from them somewhere, the auroraged in connecting moscow with the far east, the shortage arose because of the sanctions, so some of the planes that were leased had to be returned to their owners, because of economic restrictions, they do not come to russia spare parts and components for aircraft, large international companies refused maintenance, also companies engaged in aviation from the aggressor country we are observing the effect of the sanctions, i continue to talk specifically about economic restrictions, chinese tech giants are leaving russia, the market is an aggressor country that is leaving the lenovo and xiaomi brands, unlike many western firms, this company avoids public statements, because beijing is not an ardent supporter of economic restrictions on russia, it is reported edition of sharp magazine analysts claim that even despite the position of beijing, the sanctions have the opportunity to deeply affect all supply chains , so technology companies are simply forced leave russia according to the calcu

aurora, didi. are you reassessing your strategy?ow, those investments were part of mergers and acquisitions, different activities. they think we made the right moves as you can see based on the operating results that we are displaying which are absolutely industry-leading. we're going to take a careful look at those equity stakes. we have plenty of liquidity, we are moving toward free cash flow profitability. we will look to monetize those stakes and return capital to our shareholders over time. we are caught in the same downdraft that everyone else is caught in right now. >> uber ceo. you can catch that whole interview at bloomberg.com. i want to get back to today's market meltdown. how many companies are going to get caught in the downdraft and how long does it last? >> it has been pretty ugly. we are almost at the end of earnings season. your team has done a great job of reporting the bad numbers. e-commerce has had its first negative quarter year-over-year just as far back as most folks camera member. even the first half of 2020

aurora, didi, are you reassessing your strategy? >> we are not reassessing our strategy.nvestments were part of mergers and acquisitions, different activities. we made the right moves as you can see based on the operating results we are displaying, which is industry-leading. we will take a careful look at the equity stakes. plenty of liquidity. looking at free cash for profitability. we will look to monetize those stakes and return capital one way or the other returning to shareholders over a period of time. but we are caught in the same downdraft everyone else is caught in right now. emily: uber's ceo. catch the full interview at bloomberg.com. getting back to the market meltdown and bringing in robert cantwell. how many companies got caught in the downdraft and how long does it last? >> it has been pretty ugly. but we are almost at the end of earnings season. your team has done a great job of reporting the numbers out there. e-commerce has had the first negative quarter year-over-year as far back as most folks can remember. even the first half of 2020, commerce is up. t

promise to try to be funny later in the show, but i covere a mass shooting once for a magazine in auroracolorado,. the midnight shooting at a batman premiere and i was there in the morning. there was still blood in the parking lot, there was still please spilled popcorn from the fleeing people and the kids of the town whose friends had died the night before we're sitting around looking at this police tape area and one of them had a shirt on that said my bloodied valentine and it had a picture of a head exploding. i said that's a little strange to wear that shirt after this terrible shooting and he said well it's a band, i had noticed. >> so the moral of the story is that i don't think we notice anymore that we are absolutely saturated in this violence, in this talk of shootings in shooters, we use the language a though we've all gone to the police academy, and my feeling after that shooting was that th coverage is like a blanket that we throw over a body. we can't stand to look it in th eye. so we cover it in coverage. one thing about guns that i think we can all agree they shouldn't be

you see the huge banner from aurora suffering a mass shooting in 2012 signed by the nurses and doctors in support. they themselves sent out banners across the country including to florida why the pr woman at the hospital breaking down in tears off camera saying i don't know how many more banners we have to make. >> we'll speak to a doctor about how parents should talk to kids about this. how can kids process this. all the questions as we just field the strong emotions from this awful shooting there in uvalde. thank you. >>> we have seen evidence that gun violence never stops in america. cnn is tracking it all. what is the latest? >> speaking with the gun violence archive this group keeps track of mass shootings. when four people or more are shot in a single incident, that's a mass shooting. we are already at at least 220 mass shootings including 2 that happened over this weekend and also tracking two officer-involved shootings. let's talk with taft, oklahoma. police saying they have now a suspect in custody following a person shot and killed, seven others shot and all happened a the a