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berks british arable farmers are in berks british arable farmers are changing their plans at short notice to so more to make up for supply disruptions from ukraine with some of the world's most important wheat fields are now littered with russian tanks. given the current crisis in ukraine the demand for food is ever increasing, there will be a shortage of wheat and barley, predominant the wheat, we are planting the spring wheat on some fellow land which should remain fellow till next autumn but indeed, growing a crop. farmers are warning of an economy wide disruptions that could last for many years and double digit drops in food production next year, just when home grown food may be insignificant demand. the ability to produce food undermined by spiralling gas prices say farmers, which in turn has led to shortages and high prices for fertiliser. turn has led to shortages and high prices forfertiliser. the nations are home to most oilseed supplies and since brexit ukrainian workers account for 60% of seasonal farmworkers. account for 6096 of seasonal farmworkers.— account for 6096 of seaso

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the city of berkely, cal and several non-profits are teaming up to offer housing to unhoused people staying at people's park. this is a view from skyranger. the new program will offer 42 people a private room in a converted motel. one non-profit will provide daily meal service, access to health care and transportation. those staying in the hoe told hotel will be offered services. >>> today another week of regular-season games were canceled. stumbling blocks remain on key economic issues between players and owners. so no deal. games leading up to april 14th have been canceled. opening day will be mid april, best scenario. >>>up next, they're getting wired. big sur's beaches. we'll show you why there's more sand to walk on now. >>> staffing issue us inside pharmacies have led to a recent rise in mistakes in medicines. i'm consumer investigator chris kamura. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we're tracking plenty of weather changes. gusty tomorrow morning, even rain chance. the full timeline in about eight minutes. did you know that renovating your kitchen and bathroom is one of the be

longer need to show proof of vaccination to get into bars, restaurants, and gyms in san francisco and berk ri. but keep your card handy. while cities drop mandates, individual businesses can still keep their own. still ahead, the invasion of ukraine has california on high alert for cyber threats. tonight, the man tasked with defending the state from online attacks explains how you can protect yourself. >>> and the trial elizabeth holmes' business partner is off to a bumpy start. why it can be a challenge just to seat a jury. store whrep you set your clock forward this weekend, it may be for the very last time. the new push to eliminate daylight saving time the assault on ukraine is sparking fears of another kind. cyber attacks. it's not just in ukraine but here at home. we spoke to an expert about what california is doing as his own family is in fear of lives. we spoke with a man who helms our state cyber defenses and he has a lot of stake personally when it comes to this particular conflict. >> our strategy is really to emphasize a good defense to start focused on prevention, detection, a

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tomorrow, the berks are going to try again, this time on one of those clogged land borders. leaving almost everything except what's most precious. >> just important stuff. documents. >> this is the most important thing. >> we're thinking about all these families again tonight. and i know the u.n. is now estimating the number of refugee could soon reach in the millions. >> reporter: david, that's right. they're calling this the darkest hour. the u.n. saying in addition to the 4 million people they estimate are going to become refugees in the coming weeks and months, requiring humanitarian assistance, there are going to be another 12 million people internally in ewe crepe who are going to need relief and protection. they say these are likely the people who just didn't have the resources to flee. david? >> matt gutman inside ukraine for us again tonight. matt, thank you. >>> and the u.s. and nato united on these sanctions on russia and on vladimir putin himself. tonight, our team in russia learning that radio and tv stations in moscow critical of the russian government have bee

. >> the inflation issue as we've seen with the berks reporting wall street journal, this is no going away. not only wasn't a transition it will be with us through this year into next year and it coul get worse if it's russia invasion and set being in occupation. >> if you had during the trump years almost about 70 percent saying the economy was doing great going in the right direction. it now were approaching 70 percent saying the economy is going in the wrong direction. as you know, if you're in and people think about the economy like that it's the most devastating possible thing that you have to reverse or at least seem to be on the side of people . when i asked people about what kind of inflation are you reall feeling? its gas and food. those are the number one and tw issues. he tried a little bit to addres food prices but blamed the corporations that. again he was not credible and more detailed and if you don't bring energy prices down, i don't see how you will go into any election without the econom being serious and negative issue . >> great to see you're both think you for sta

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75,000 people have been able to get out of mariupol to zaporizhzhia, including our next guest, diana berk. she escaped mariupol several weeks ago. she joins us here in lviv. we had a chance to speak with you before, even in the last few days since we last spoke, the situation in mariupol has become even worse. and i wanted you to come back and just talk to us about what it is like to watch this -- just this slow motion devastation there. >> hi, john. indeed, every day is worse than the previous day. and we -- i just can't even imagine that it could be worse, but that's how this terrorist act is happening to our city. and unfortunately less and less images we can get from there because all this information of blockade. it is hard to get information out of mariupol, and the most, like, vivid information we get is from those who managed to escape the last days. and some of my friends, my relatives, they did make it, and everything they say is just terrifying. from the number of bodies lying on the street, like, without legs or parts and just parts of people or arms hanging on the tree, how,

that was it and they could have credit them there were certain exceptions for people like margaret berk white, but that was generally generally he was real pet of the administration, but that was generally generally the rule and but women didn't get into the war. they covered war of the blitz and calhoun of course was an experienced journalist throughout the 30s. i mean, she covered wars and she covered czechoslovakia as it was falling to hitler. she was in helsinki when the russians bombed the city she was with hemingway in spain covering the the spanish civil war. i mean, so she's an experienced journalist, but even she couldn't work her way in to get in, you know into europe in 43 until 1944 when the invasion arises and and just before the invasion some of these women are not only accredited but they're allowed to to the front. and slowly they had to go to a value to areas in the rear. miller for example first covered nurses who were running in evacuation hospital just off omaha beach and she did some stunning shots of the hospitals there and things like this, but eventually she like

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