we'll come back in a 2nd about what's happening on the streets at dan, dan wang at outside of china. have you been surprised by the, the level of sanctions finally being imposed now on russia? i'm actually not as surprised, gathering all the political signals in the market from europe in the us. it seems that will happen that way. the swift is used and a my line of business is considered as a nuclear option in a financial world. but energy products are still an exemption, so i just don't think the pain would be big enough to deter russia. yet, there has to be more of a consistent behavior in alliance between western countries in order to cause the real damage they want to see driven signed. what do you think? do you think the needs to be more effort to, to up the level of sanctioning going on? actually the sanctions are clear, putative, and overwhelming. we should be clear that as of this morning, the russian economy is in crisis. the rubel is crushing, inflation will increase. bank crosby are also seeing russia is fundamentally much poorer this morning than it was yesterday. these f

let's get more on this story. joining us live from shanghai is dan wang, a tooth economist at hung that sang bank china, thanks to being on this and use our dan festival. it's more than 2 hours, 2 years, rather than not, 2 hours, certainly at 2 years on a hack and begging justify these draconian measures. the 0 tolerance measures used to work in china's favor since cove is started. it's basically the main reason why china got to have stars of recovering its supply chain. and as we know, as an export of china has been extended tremendously to support the western market buds. since the start of this year, the 0 covert strategy start is seeing more like a liability because of a changing nature of the virus is highly contagious, but now so lethal. so i am now currently under locked down my shanghai apartment. and most people i know are under some form a lockdown. the office space are closed, are many of the factories, especially small producers, have to suspend their businesses or production. so it's getting quite a draconian on a lot of people living in those cities. are there any rumbling

dan, thank you very much. want to go to susan li, ray wang on this, think about it guys, this is occurring at same time like amazonaxing covid restrictions, welcoming people back to the office. technology companies led the way, susan. stuff like this obviously distracts that. >> if you want to talk about the crime rate in seattle and want to come here to new york city where major crimes are up 32% so far this year. neil: yeah. >> recent attack 67-year-old asian woman hit in the head 125 times. those are terrible, terrible headlines f you're working in technology, say a ceo of google, apple or amazon we know it's a tight labor market and it is very competitive for talent and so if they're will be to shift employees out of these high crime rate types of environment i think that is one way to try to retain talent. not just a concern of seattle, neil. it is everywhere else in all the urban cities. new york city is a highlight of that. neil: yeah. a lot of places, ray, where the crime is rampant, that was that was the big issue for workers returning to offices, not covid. so it remain as primary worry, doesn't it? >> i