carmen? the prints on the glass and on the photographs are identical. did you call me carmen of the city of spaniard, well, i'm sorry, then not carmen and why? i like leaving hello you meet nikita valentinka tamarov captain nightingale of the main directorate of the ministry of internal affairs everything is so serious more than so that i ask you to answer all the questions of interest with these people you are not joking. anything i can ask, tell me. yes, who is the object of observation, he or she is his first name last name, of course maxim pereverzev who is the customer? sorry for this question. i will only respond to the investigator and only on a formal request. you understand, this is my job, my reputation among you while no one removes the suspicion. don't watch him. don't you look at prouder. we came to you on our own, and he wanted to help you. that is why we are talking in the park in a completely friendly official interrogation, you will not go anywhere. trust me it's important. in what capacity will you attend? the observation was ordered an

arias from carmen and the barber of seville for vasilisa berzhanskaya, a rising star of the world operaugh evening dress with feathers and a hat in the style of the thirties a frenetic musical cabaret is not shown in an opera, but i always wanted to sing. to put it mildly , a non-standard solution, but hmm we decided to play a little trick to please the audience. everyone knows this song and to charge them with emotions, the stage right in front of the hermitage, as if opening its wide doors , becomes a continuation of the palace, but at the same time the space is constantly changing. this is a journey through the century, visual and musical opera stars. they say the classics on dvortsovaya is always an incredible adventure is euphoria i love it very much open air concerts, especially such grandiose ones. i believe that this is one of the most important concerts in russia we are always very excited here are the best and on stage and the organizers are always and of course our best audience is a classic - it's not like this classic for a long time, because forever so the classics can be

arias from carmen and the barber of seville for vasilisa berzhany, a rising star of the world opera, e not enough for an evening dress, feathers and a hat in the style of the thirties, a violent musical cabaret that is not shown in an opera, but one always wanted to sing. cabaret is, to put it mildly, a non-standard solution, but hmm we decided to play a little trick to please the audience. everyone knows this song and charge them with emotions the stage, right in front of the hermitage, seems to open its wide doors becomes a continuation of the palace, but the space is constantly changing. this is a journey through the century, visual and musical opera stars. they say the classics at dvortsovaya is always an incredible adventure is euphoria i think that this is one of the most important concerts in russia we are always very excited here the best on stage and the organizers are always and, of course, she is our best audience. many stars consider that participation in this concert is a great honor for them and, uh, for us it is extremely pleasant, the open stage is not only fresh, but

and throughout the post christian era. with the crew is sheldon, done? yes. republic. with 2 carmen, wounded and taken to the hospital. they're working on the mining and essentially the general plan is to bring back to power the power plant over there and bring back the so much needed electricity supply to the city of mario pope. all correspondent witnesses, the de mining operation of the city still goes to return to normal life. i mean the ongoing by thing at the asshole of steel plants ah israeli police confronts morning the funeral of an i'll just there a journalist killed during classes in the west bank with all his tinian and he's really officials claiming each other for the tragedy.

>> reporter: haunting words there from carmen, and her mother would end up living and she's in assistedhe's thankful for that, and like many ways in this community, she may never be the same. >> thank you. >>> that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." chuck todd with "mtp daily" starts right after this. 5g network. for every customer. current, new, everyone. to show the love. dove knows we damage our hair a lot my hair i curl it. i have to use a lot of heat new dove hair therapy shampoo & conditioner with ceramide & peptide. it nourishes at a cellular level to rescue damaged hair. discover 10 x stronger hair with new dove hair therapy rescue and protect. homegrown tomatoes...nice. i want to feel in control of my health, so i do what i can. what about screening for colon cancer? when caught in early stages it's more treatable. i'm cologuard. i'm noninvasive and i detect altered dna in your stool to find 92% of colon cancers, even in early stages. early stages? yep, it's for people 45 plus at average risk for colon cancer, not high risk. false positive and negative resul

carmen: mmm.ou really can't, though, and i don't have the patience or the money to fix anything that you're gonna do tonight. abril: why are you freaking out? mom's not here. you don't have to keep kissing her ... carmen: what? you think i take joy fixing your ... mistakes, huh? god. this doesn't earn me gold stars. abril: then what do you want from me? we all can't be as put together as you. carmen: i don't have my ... together! abril: so then why do i have to? carmenbecause you don't have anything figured out. abril: why is it the worst thing in the world for me to make a mistake, to need help with something? carmen: becausit's ok to ask for help when we screw up every once in a while. it's not ok to be a screw-up, and, god, you two screw up a lot. diego: i just wanted to show people how fast my car was. i wasn't trying to make it hard for you. i didn't mean it. i'm not mad about my car anymore. it was an accident. abril: diego, we didn't mean it. carmen: we were just talking. i'm sorry. diego: it's ok. i'll try not to do it again. carmen: hey. i'm sry, ok? diego: i have to go potty

i want to also mention and i know they are speaking later, our city attorney david chu and city administrator carmen chu are here today. i appreciate their work and partnership in our asian community in san francisco because the truth is this is exciting. we know there have been some real challenges during this pandemic that forced us, i think, to take a hard look at some of the challenges of our history. and to have honest discussions about a lot of the discrimination, not just during the pandemic against our api community but when you think about, 140 years ago this is the anniversary of the chinese exclusionary act. what happened during that time 80 years ago, this country placed those of japanese descent into interment camps. it makes me want to do more to change some of those challenges that we have seen many people in our a pi community experience over the course of this pandemic. just this past week i was at the chinese cultural center for the opening of the bruce lee exhibit. you know what was so extraordinary about that experience is it was a relationship between the chinese cultural center

. >> yeah, carmen and tom winter, thank you very much. i want to just stop for a minute.about the lives that were lost here in uvalde. relatives of teacher eva mireles said she took pride teaching students of latino heritage. she was an educator here at this school for 17 years. the students who died, who died along with her include fourth grader uziyah garcia. third grader annabel guadalupe rodriguez, 10-year-old xavier lopez. he was in an award's ceremony with his mother just hours before the shooting here in the school. amerie jo garza also in fourth grade. you see here is the last known photo of this extraordinary bright young child. it was taken on the morning of the shooting. taken yesterday morning. there you see her proudly showing off an honor roll certificate. her grandmother told "the daily beast" she was shot trying to call 911. here is irma garcia. she was in her 23rd year of teaching at robb elementary and she also reportedly shielded students from the attack. she leaves behind a husband of 24 years, four children including her eldest son who is completing m

carmen. and let's just begin before we talk about the logistics of how many elements of ins and bobby, let's just talk about a stockpile of ivory that said bob boy has. and it's pushing to try and sell which could generate $600000000.00 as much as that. why shouldn't hirata re sell this stock pile? i think some of the figures that have been trying to round about the value of the stockpile, but you based on all the estimates of ivory. i said, based on the current like market price of ivory, you probably be looking at place it to $90.00 or $100000000.00 for that amount of ivory. but if you, she was a long standing issue, it's gone back many times and we've seen attempts to sell ivory in 2016 and in 2019 . and both didn't attract a lot of support from the parties to psyche. they felt well short to george, he needed to open up trade. it's a big issue there. it goes to the pro trade, an anti trade. i think there's a common ground that everybody is striving to manage the elephant populations and the in

joining us now is correspondent shaquille brewster live from uvalde and carmen best, former seattle police chief and law enforcement analyst. shaquille, talk to us about what that community is going through. i can't even imagine what it is like for parents to have to have that moment when they are burying their children. it is a pain that cannot be described, shaquille. >> it is heartbreaking. it is more grief in this community, more pain, more sadness, more tears. you see members of the community coming to scenes likes one behind me, makeshift memorials this the town square and outside the robb elementary continuing to pay their respects. and also we're starting to see the official commemorations for all those lost in the shooting. yesterday it was the visitation for two of the 10-year-olds who lost their lives. amerie jo garza, she was a loving and beautiful soul, her grandmother says that she was shot while trying to make a phone call inside of that classroom. we also know that we saw the visitation of maite rodriguez, she was a marine biologist, wanted to study at texas a&m university.

yes. republic with 2 carmen, wounded and taken to the hospital, they're working on the mining and essentially the general plan is to bring back to power the power plant over there and bring back the so much needed electricity supply to the city of mario pope. all correspondent witnesses, the d mining operation of the city still goes to return to normal life. i mean the ongoing fighting at the hours of steel plants ah israeli police confronts mourners. the funeral of an i'll just there are journalists killed during classes in the west bank with hollis tinian and he's really officials claiming each other for the tragedy. also coming up on the program, the u. s. this information governance board chief claims she's trustworthy enough to read it to you. this post prompting a barrage of anger online with you're watching r t international am moscow time this saturday morning. my name is peter scott and will be joining us from welcome to 30 minutes of news and analysis. and r t. crew has come on the shell fire in the done yes for public to come and have been injured . are now in hospital. good bye, b

a ah, the crew is shelled in a done yes. republic with 2 carmen, wounded and taken to the hospital. they're working on the mining and essentially the general plan is to bring back to power the power plant over there and bring back the so much needed electricity supply to the city of mar. you all correspondent witnesses. the d mining operation in the city struggles to return to normal life. the ongoing by think of the as all feel fun. ah, israeli police confront mourners at the funeral of and i'll just there are journalists killed during classes in the west bank with palestinian and israeli officials and blaming each other for the tragedy. under the u. s. dis, information governance board chief claims. she's trustworthy enough that it uses post fronting a barrage of anger online with moscow to the world. this is our team to national peter scotts and we start with the latest on the ukraine conflict. and i'll see crew has come under shelf. i in the done yes, republic to come, men have been injured and are now in the hospital. well, get out the proper lip of ikea, the properly butler. i

yes. republic with 2 carmen, wounded and taken off, but so they're working on the mining and essentially the general plan is to bring back to power the power plant over there and bring back the so much needed electricity supply to the city of more. you are corresponding witnesses, the d mining operation multiple as the city still goes to return to normal life and the, the ongoing fighting at the assault deal funds and the pay is the same as the protest against the demolition of a soviet area. memorial in the countries capital and she since been released. ah, this very police confront morning the funeral of an algebra journalist killed during classes in the west bank with palestinian and israeli officials blaming each other for the tragedy. ah, you're watching our t internationally 7 air moscow time saturday morning. my name is peter scott and wherever you join us from welcome to 30 minutes of news and analysis. and r t. crew has come on the shelf fire in the dentist republic to cover men have been injured. are now in hospital or get out the proper lip of ikea properly. but the run around

three years ago, he shot and killed his grandfather and cashed in. carmen, he says his mother's death was an accident cnbc on the allege murder on the high seas. >> reporter: in 2016, nathan carmen told the coast guard he was fishing with his mother when a funny noise started coming into the engine. carmen says he was bringing a safety bag forward when when -- nathan white was found 0 miles. they never found his mother. linda disappeared and tied to the murder of her father prosecutors say nathan was the killer in 2013 bank accounts were set-up where nathan would get money after his grandfather's death totaling about $550,000. nathan started spending significant time with his father and convinced nathan's mother to make nathan the beneficiary of her side of the family's trust prosecutors say nathan shot his grapd father in the chest and got the $550,000 prosecutors say the money started to run low so nathan arranged the fishing trip where he killed his mother and sunk their boat >> i had nothing to do with my mother's death >> several million dollars at lea

haunting images of people standing outside of windows here trying to talk to their loved ones, and carmen we spoke to her about what that period of fear was like in this community about what was happening. listen to this. >> nobody knew. fear kept escalating. every time somebody died, it was -- even though we didn't know them it felt very personal to have seen the ambulances leaving and then finding out that they had passed. >> reporter: carmen's mother did survive. she was 79 years old in here with a routine just -- just recovering with a knee injury and wound up with covid and she may never be the same after covid and may never leave assisted living, and this community is putting on preventive steps as anywhere in the country, but this time of year it's extra hard on people here. >> indeed it is. thank you very much. appreciate it. >>> more drones, more missiles, more rocket launching systems. that's what president zelenskyy asked lawmakers for during their visit to kyiv. and barbara lee was part of that delegation to europe, and we'll talk to her, next. >>> ukraine's president has a ne

and botanical gardens. artistic expression of the tradition of andalusian musical culture, included in the list of intangible cultural heritage. unesco spaniards will observe at nine locations to beat back rhythmic fractions with the carmene most expressive style of seville south. spain will give its kill de flamenco already in september. what else interesting happened over the past 7 days? what events will not leave you without emotions? what you should definitely know about , i prepared a special selection for you on mendelev, is there life on mars, what is the name of the girl who was able to tame speed and where can you watch camel gigs about this and not only in the next few minutes? faster than the wind 15-year-old iranian motorcycle racer overtakes everyone in the middle east to become a world champion, despite such a young age, the hostess managed to challenge social norms and win several national and regional titles. for the first time , the girl began to tame from the iron horse in 2016. she was nine out of ten. she drives a motorcycle professionally. i have been interested in motorcycles since childhood. my father was a motorcyclist. and i always rode a motorcycle with him until my ninth birthday. dad didn't b

now on bbc news, the travel show, and carmen is back in chile, where the ancient chinchorro have beensed by unesco. this week, on the show... meeting mummies in chile. wow, there are so many mummies here, vivien. ..grannies in austria... this is the open kitchen where our grandmas and grandpas bake their lovely cakes. ..and cabbies in england. oh, wow, look at this! this is amazing, john. in the chilean region of africa, on the northern fringes of the country's atacama desert, you find clues that something significant lies beneath the ground. hidden in the sand are some of the oldest mummified bodies in the world, evidence of an overlooked culture that once lived and thrived here on the western coast of south america. it's amazing how close these skeletons are to the surface and, apparently, there is layer after layer after layer of bodies going down as low as 2m underground. this is crazy. ifeel quite strange walking on the dead here. between 7,000 and 1,500 bc, the hunter—gatherer chinchorro people called this area home and developed complex mummification practices which have astoun

and 2000 ukrainian fighters. the, there's 1125 die when that will be, remains far from certain rush has been intensifying its operation racers. the russians have carmen, have freedom from, was our lives. and now i'm an elderly person and i have to run away from home. it is rallying to them on political change, calling for the resignation of the president and his brother, the prime minister, over the handling of the countries economic crisis was asian parties. august now examining the mystery of an ancient statue found off the coast of garza. ah ah, how is the song a more 3 more were usual too, but pussy. are you by the honda doll? unlocked 3 up to lebanon gas, i totally lost get sure i do see how many. ah a bon submit. said beth allen had it himself. oil fired had to sell a bull bubba. can that fido had the fuck up? and now who got it in santa came on, got on habit. well jeff, tom. oh dear, we'll go through. well, then, just i bought it far about the hubbard or bob hello . hello, i've been loyal to her to be and i love it. but on the as you live photography lepper lawyer many she can really day a alicia. yeah. and then oh me not to sharika via a fan

tom and carmen, thank you both. >>> still to come, educators across the nation are reeling with griefir classroom very well could be the next to face this awful kind of tragedy. we've spoken to teachers who survived the attack about their trauma and how they can move forward. that's after this. you're watching chris jansing reports. it's actually salem clover. and you can find her right now on upwork.com when the world is your workforce, finding the perfect project manager, designer, developer, or whomever you may need... tends to fall right into place. find top-rated talent who can start today on upwork.com ♪ sweet ♪ ♪ emotion ♪ ♪ sweet emotion ♪ ♪♪ ♪ i pulled into town in a police car ♪ ♪♪ ♪your daddy said i took it just a little too far♪ now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. right now, we're all feelin' a little strapped. but weekends are still all about grilling. and walmart always keeps prices low on our fresh ingredients. so you can save money and live better. ♪ you're pretty particular about keeping a healthy body. what goes on it. usually. and in it. mostly. here to meet

make us feel more connected to other people and us humans under the mentioned stacker forbidden food. me me thought. so they say, oh oh, i'm of demetrius, carmen says runs and outreach project called mid mazique inferencing stay in via we're missing here. music is used to provide emotional 1st aid to children, many of whom have experienced the trauma of having to flee their homelands home or even the horrors of war. not all of the scars they bear are immediately apparent. yeah. think up. thank you. i think up thing in here, this is a guided bus. you are as you believe, it doesn't matter what you've been through here or where you're from. i mean, those aren't questions. we address name of having been refugees. i'm. i like our participants and their families have learned how serious and valuable life is for us lameness. aunt duffy kennedy's if a town and i trust that they understand that they're safe here hasn't. that's very important for us. does we leave everything that happened beforehand at the door for her policy? so we can focus solely on music for a couple of hours. if you had think a new one on the music? ah, honestly kinda when the chil

was captured and surrendered peacefully as part of a small group, 3 privates, him and his chief of staff, mitre, carmen, cough they were dirty, todd, and hiding in the fields a few kilometers north of mary. you bull. far from the story of heroism spun by the ukrainian media cuddle, but a nuke was tasked with defending mary. you pulls no than outskirts. he was made a hero. it was claim that he and his men would never surrender. and the ball they leaved mary, you bull wooden fool of a dam on the commanded, as well as the request of the commander in chief of the armed forces of ukraine. pal, i have decided to come for the title of hero of ukraine. upon collins bern, youthful a demur. anatole image, commander of the $36.00 separate marine brigade for courage and effective actions in repelling enemy attacks. for defending the hero city of moore, you pull the $36.00 brigade avoided a piece by piece defeat and received additional serious capabilities. in fact, getting a 2nd chance. that's what happens when officers don't panic and continued to firmly command their troops. let's not panic either. the army know

[cheers and applause] >> thank you so much, carmen. [laughter] >> thanks, ralph. s going to be happening right now since we only have a minute. i want to thank claudnie, aapi and heritage foundation for the wonderful honor. i want to acknowledge that without the advocacy of our community api will not be here today and it's the founder to create this organization 25 years ago and she could not have done it without the amazing leadership of then supervisor mabel. we want to thank all of our partners, san francisco arts commission, thanks, ralph again and, yes, arts commission. [applause] >> and the san francisco city cultural center program, san francisco grants for the arts, our wonderful leader and champion mayor lyndon breed. our city's supervisors and elected officials in sacramento which phil was just up here today. and i want to have a deep heart felt thanks to my colleagues at api cultural center, mel any, tj basa, thank you and i love you. and finally we are no -- we are no one without our elders ancestors and artists who inspire us every day. thank you. [app

[cheers and applause] >> thank you so much, carmen. [laughter] >> thanks, ralph. right now since we only have a minute. i want to thank claudnie, aapi and heritage foundation for the wonderful honor. i want to acknowledge that without the advocacy of our community api will not be here today and it's the founder to create this organization 25 years ago and she could not have done it without the amazing leadership of then supervisor mabel. we want to thank all of our partners, san francisco arts commission, thanks, ralph again and, yes, arts commission. [applause] >> and the san francisco city cultural center program, san francisco grants for the arts, our wonderful leader and champion mayor lyndon breed. our city's supervisors and elected officials in sacramento which phil was just up here today. and i want to have a deep heart felt thanks to my colleagues at api cultural center, mel any, tj basa, thank you and i love you. and finally we are no -- we are no one without our elders ancestors and artists who inspire us every day. thank you. [applause] [applause] >> an

and be on track to achieve next year. on the 2050. unfortunately, australia, carmen held, hired 20 percent and opposition parties. entire 43 percent under which a petite waste vision issue challenges to deal with australia. please very all call us has very low fuel efficiency. stands for its vehicles and has a huge co and gas. money industry requires emissions domestically and increase the machine from the standby receives what's maint app. hello, hello, kim shaw into fall and kate get to have you on board for the show today. kitchen, please introduce yourself to our view is around the world. hi everyone, my name is keshawn app. you're roman and i'm a political reporter for crikey, which is a strategy as best loved independent online use website obviously in the fall. welcome to the stream. tell everybody who you are, what eady hi, i'm interested in calgary. i am a youth researcher and also an associate lecture stria national university australia. best university. oh rid of a flow going on here. thank you so much in to far hello. welcome to the screen. good morning o

i want to also mention and i know they are speaking later, our city attorney david chu and city administrator carmen chu are here today. i appreciate their work and partnership in our asian community in san francisco because the truth is this is exciting. we know there have been some real challenges during this pandemic that forced us, i think, to take a hard look at some of the challenges of our history. and to have honest discussions about a lot of the discrimination, not just during the pandemic against our api community but when you think about, 140 years ago this is the anniversary of the chinese exclusionary act. what happened during that time 80 years ago, this country placed those of japanese descent into interment camps. it makes me want to do more to change some of those challenges that we have seen many people in our a pi community experience over the course of this pandemic. just this past week i was at the chinese cultural center for the opening of the bruce lee exhibit. you know what was so extraordinary about that experience is it was a relationship between the chinese cultural center

julia ainsley, and former chief carmen bess, thank you both. >>> and ahead, we'll head to capitol hill a bipartisan group of lawmakers work through the weekend, right to come up with a gun reform bill. a democratic congressman just shared an idea that she thinks could actually stand a chance of passing. we'll talk with congressman madeleine dean about it, next. an ab. homegrown tomatoes...nice. i want to feel in control of my health, so i do what i can. what about screening for colon cancer? when caught in early stages it's more treatable. i'm cologuard. i'm noninvasive and i detect altered dna in your stool to find 92% of colon cancers, even in early stages. early stages? yep, it's for people 45 plus at average risk for colon cancer, not high risk. false positive and negative results may occur. ask your provider if cologuard is right for you. consider it done. miss allen over there isn't checking lesson plans. she's getting graded on her green investments with merrill. a-plus. still got it. (whistle blows) your money never stops working for you with merrill, a bank of america company.

david kim of daniel wilson and admin services and building management. carmen chu and her team the repromail for printed at a moment's notice. large scale map and signs and windso signs. mike, crystal, rene. hallway interpreters and trans layors the director. kristina torres. gonzalez-baxter. jazmin hernandez. chang and santos, teddy wong. tif lee and countless department sheriffs when came through. it wassure hope and conferred with the chair that no hands nobody would be grabbed and thrown out. despite there issue disturbness we give prospects to the sheriffs but also the xunts who calmed each other down that is why we did not have major complaints filed. west coast consulting who took over for us once civic edge consulting timed out. and for the clerk staff. alyssa, wilson, jokea. eileen. bill y, nav. john c. kevin lamb and joe atkins with his love low disposition at 2 a.m. in the morning and our clerk john carol. -- [applause] i can't have. round of applause. all of you remote and judge you were the face are the face of the redistricting task force. your na

budgeted increase is to support the departments move and tenant improvements which last year was so generously endorsed by ourselves city administrator carmen chu and mayor breed as well as to account for increases in salary to support the work of the housing inventory. you'll notice this amount decreases in thefollowing fiscal year 2324 due to reduced spending once the move is complete yet still alive accounts for benefit increases .next slide please.here you will findthe rent board's recently changed organizational structure which was formulated about a year ago and is now being built out . to note the finance operations and inventory units andstaffing are all driven either a new mandate . next slide please. in regards to our service delivery the rent board proceeds with its work to maintain a balance between landlords and tenants filling our department'smission. we continue to hold hearings on request for rent increases and rent reductions . we are increasing staffing, developing better use of technology and becoming more efficient and data sharing. most importantly we are building the rent board housing inventory. we're doing this in a

they should have been enjoying a gentle retirement and stayed there contemplating a very different future. probably the liberators. the russians have carmen, have fritos from was our lives. and now i am an elderly person, and i have to run away from home. this war has uprooted, more than 12000000 people in the past 2 months. are below ground in matter you, po, hundreds more awaiting for their chance to escape, alexia brian al jazeera. meanwhile, russia has been intensifying is offensive in the east of ukraine al jazeera, as charles stratford is in tor poured li are where there's been shelly, were the tale of gold, replete out all. all right, just the per roll to show you this residential blog. this sir, this residential blocker and a miss all land basically next to it. yesterday morning, around 20 families living in there. the majority of them had been evacuated in the, in the weeks a previous weeks, miraculously, only 7 people injured, apparently receiving early, suffering, minor injury. this was one of 2 missiles strikes that hit this tail yesterday. and what's interesting is, is that it is at least 50 kilometers away to where the activ

one of the first trips i did was to go to care mon, which is where my mother's family was from and from carmen we went to this town a city called bam and bam had this fortified kind of city. it was kind of made of mud and and other it was it was like i don't know what soil and dirt and whatever but it was beautiful and it was ancient it was thousands of years old and it was perfectly preserved and it was so is my first month in iran. and it was a really i don't know. i was there at sunset and i was you know, we had just driven across the desert and it was this moment of feeling, you know, the the weight of history and the way the passage of time and and then i was working in in a nonprofit while i was in iran and not two three months later. there was the earthquake that destroyed bam including that the citadel the agabab and that was such. and then i ended up working in bam and kind of earth the earthquake relief and it was such a important part of my life, but that i had written a lot about that trip that early trip to carolina and to ben and so that was part of the book and i wish i mean it

how important it is in the modern world to diversify traffic flows and expand corridors in the direction of responsible partners. carmen time again, we had heard biden officials and in europe all come out and say that we're willing to hurt ourselves to hurt our people's for the sake of getting that button. and this is, this is the case a with, with these bonds because ultimately it is by the investors both in the west and he in asia. but had suffered because of the sanctions because of the effect of any tactical default that they might declare. and it remains to be seen how far they will go and how, how much they're prepared to hurt themselves and their people in order to, to, to be seen as getting that putin. no, i had an interesting discussion last hour with economist professor richard verna. one of the things he said, he believes washington is damaging the international financial system with the move if the aim is to punish russia is very strange, because essentially, the usaa saying, oh, russia doesn't have to service instead. and we're preventing them from, from servicing it quite a running because the u. s. has p

they should have been enjoying a gentle retirement and stayed there contemplating a very different future with the liberators. the russians have carmen, have fritos from was our lives. and now i am an elderly person, and i have to run away from home. this war has uprooted, more than 12000000 people in the past 2 months. below ground and matter you poll, hundreds more awaiting for their chance to escape alexia brian al jazeera. while son of the vacuum, he is from mary paul are being sent north to nearby is apple regina out there is 100 other meters in that city. well, according to the end, we are not expecting any civilians to arrive here. by end of day to day may be to morrow. ah, it did well for what we know is that the evacuation and the safe passage has been put in place since yesterday. that's when. busy you and buses and the teams of both the you and, and international red cross have arrived in the vicinity of the steel works. we do know that a number of civilians did come out a yesterday saturday, up to 20 of them. we don't have any figures about how many did come out today if any, at all, do you and at this point is not giving