steve hilton, nice to see you back here on a friday. good morning. danart of it? what do they watch and do? do you have any answers on that? >> well, first of all, bill, we need to add to the regime slogans in or well's 1984. freedom is slavery, ignorance is strength. now we need to ask censorship is democracy. that seems to be the argument here. we need to save democracy by censorship and protecting people from disinformation, the point is who gets to decide what is the disinformation? it's the people whose opinions and arg ooments and ideology they want to impose on everyone else. that's what we've seen time after time. the real point here is if you look at the evolution of this idea, it shows you just how far left things go and how far in a authoritarian direction things go when you can't believe it's happening. a few months ago this idea was advocated by "the new york times." we all looked at it and said that's crazy. they can't possibly mean something like that. that won't happen. here it is. the actual person as you just noted who is going to be put

dana you and i have not seen these yet. of them may be graphic but we'll share them with you at home because this is the reality in new york city as of this morning. so these are the images we have. on screen now you see multiple people on the subway platform. one gentleman on his cell phone. there is something blurred out in the near side of the camera. i believe that individual has either been shot or some sort of lower extremity injury to his leg and others down the platform you see the smoke as it trails off there. do we have more images? okay. this, dana, is the picture we were just describing on board the subway, we believe. it is a water bottle to the left. a lot of blood and whether or not there is a detonation device. it is hard to identify the white box. it would seem to indicate whatever this incident was or is or turned out to be started on board that train. >> dana: those are very difficult to look at. ted, i don't know if you can see them as well but the fdny and nypd and first responders are coming into a ver

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how are you doing, pinky? >> dana: this is pink and also -- >> bill: we do a little rehearsal before the show and i called you pinky a moment ago. i wanted to double down. >> dana: you want to see it but you can't. we have a lot to come. governor greg abbott taking the fight to the federal government over the release of migrants to his state. moving forward texas will moving forward texas will put them on buses and take them to the washington, d.c. >> bill: allowing title 4 the to expire the end of may. it allowed the u.s. to expel nearly 2 million migrants without hearing a claim of asylum. the governor, greg abbott, in texas. >> to help local officials whose communities are being overwhelmed by hoards of illegal immigrants dropped off by the biden administration, texas is providing charter buses to send these illegal immigrants dropped off by the biden administration to washington, d.c. we are sending them to the united states capitol where the biden administration will be able to more immediately meet to needs of t

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she read it and dana gives you stunning reviews. >> you are not making me cry today. >> dana: before e characters that don't want to come back to work? 71% say they would rather quit than go wack -- back to the office. >> this is the difference. we all thought that but we never said that. you went to work and you might have thought i would rather be home or i don't want to do this but you did the job. now you can say i don't want to do it and i'll quit because that's how the world has turned. a lot of first world problems. you might have thought it but you didn't do it. >> bill: these things have a way of going the other way. >> they always do. >> bill: the question is when. right now it is an employer's market. you can tell the boss what you want to do. that's a good position to be in. really has not been that way before. it will change again. >> they will remember. >> dana: you write about your journey, your hard work, your childhood, your upbringing. it is an astounding book. it is amazing good work. you hear your voice throughout the entire thing. it is action-packed and i'm so th

thank you and good luck. >> dana: we'll keep an eye on her. thank you so much.don't know if you caught that at the tail end with dana and bill and their guest. there was a specific number that that guest spit out, $40 billion is what they would need right now. of course, the president of the united states is set to talk about and put at least verbally his support to ukraine and possibly a lot more money. but when you talk in those big terms, when you talk about dollars like that considering what we've already given, is there something other than money that needs to be done at this point, especially

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you. we can go on for another hour. there is a lot of evidence. >> dana in 2019 hunter recalls his dad at one point said to him son, i hope you know what you are doing in regards to his involvement with burisma. that is on the face of it. i want you to listen to a columnist writer for the atlantic and she says she is not interested in this story and here is why. >> my problem with hunter biden's laptop it is totally irrelevant. not whether it is disinformation. i didn't think the hunter biden's business relationships have anything to do with who should be president of the united states. i didn't -- i don't find it to be interesting. >> dana: i have to say jesse watters on the five had the best reasons for -- a list of all the reasons you should be interested in this story. she is not interested. that's fine. but then if you look at how the media all work together to suppress the story, why were they so concerned about that was something that the "new york post" was interested in? >> well, it is the lack of intellectual curiosity that seems to go one direc

are you confused? >> danaant to keep them around. they could make a comeback depending how the appeal goes. cdc says to protect their public health authority beyond the ongoing mask mandate assessment announced last week cdc has asked doj to proceed with an appeal. cdc's continuing assessment that at this time an order requiring masks in the indoor transportation corridor remains necessary for the public health. but at the same time, united and delta airlines are reportedly restoring flight privileges to some passengers who failed to comply with the mask rules and ended up on the no-fly list. more and more people we are noticing are going mask free. they don't love the idea of putting the masks back on. >> i think people are done. they're ready to take them off and i think people would be upset if they had to wear them. >> i don't think the compliance would be there. i think we've had enough of this. >> the major airlines are reporting earnings this week and the airline business is finally looking good once ag

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, kim. >> thank you. >> dana: good to see you.se just waiting every day for trying to stay focused on the job at hand but you know this investigation is hanging out there. >> bill: 12 past the hour now. >> dana: white house says president biden has no plans to visit ukraine. what message does that send to the world? >> bill: another state rolling out new sex education guidelines for children as young as 6 years old. what those lessons say and how parents are fighting back. >> dana: it could have a major impact on the mid-terms. how one group is turning frustration to political action. >> we keep saying 2022 is the year of the parent. we can't wait to see what the fall brings. financial boost? the newday 100 va loan lets you borrow up to 100% of your home's value and take out up to $60,000 or more. give them a call. veteran homeowners. you made a smart move when you bought your home. now make another one and turn your equity into cash with your va home loan benefit. the newday 100 va loan lets you borrow 100% of your home's value.

you? i have a pran -- brain tumor -- >> judge jeanine: what? >> greg: just a comparison, i don't have a pran tumor. >> judge jeanine: dana, are you concerned aboutams, i have a list. i have the remote, i google where can i watch this particular show and it says it is on prime video or net flix or hulu, you go ding, ding, ding and watch. >> judge jeanine: what are you watching now? >> dana: last night i watched "emily in paris issue" and i'm watching "sweet mag nolas". >> judge jeanine: jesse, what are you watching? is it too much for you? >> jesse: i'm watching the masters, take a trip down memory lane. >> judge jeanine: easy, okay. >> jesse: blockbuster, they had new releases, old releases and that was it. you had limited selection, you went and checked and had to get it back. >> dana: like geraldo, doesn't like airport regulation. >> judge jeanine: you had to go early on friday, by 4:00 or you didn't have a choice. how about you, are you stressed by all the opportunity? >> i am not stressed, i watch less than i could, i don't want to find it. i should google, where is blah, mrau, blah, i can't access my apple tv subscription except on my phone

you. >> steve: all right. joining us from salem, new hampshire, jackson, dana and the chief. thank you for joining us live. >> brian: great heart-warming story to end with. to pick up more hart-warming stories listen to the radio show and watch on fox nation. >> ainsley: have a great day >> bill: the fighting in ukraine could last for years as we say good morning midweek i'm bill hemmer live in new york. >> dana: it is wednesday and i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." these images are hard to watch. the biden administration is prepared to put more sanctions on russia. >> bill: the u.s. and e.u. supporting investigations. russia pum else civilian targets. >> they're destroying things that are sustaining livelihoods to people. they are hitting where we store agricultural equipment, food and oil and fields. hunger is also a weapon for them. a weapon against us ordinary people. as an instrument of domination. >> dana: that's precisely what russia is doing to the city of mariupol. a major strategic target for putin. they're deliberately starving the 160,000 people trappe

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right dana you just heard elizabeth warren talk about the fact that they can't rest on what they've done? >> dana: they say that publicly but then when they actually go to say it no words come out. she said that the republicans only want to fight culture wars but the most important issue for americans and the thing that republicans have been disciplined and talking about quite large is inflation. and gas prices and energy policy and is your three issues right there. not student loan debt, and then they said yesterday student loan debt will help inflation. you can't say student loan debt will help inflation is nonsensical. i want to read you one line for "the washington post" story today a democratic advisor speaking on the condition of anonymity because they don't get canceled. there's as much is a plan to win the midterms as it was to airlift afghan at a trouble to bring us all in a bad place. now bernie sanders elizabeth one they've been very active lately. i think they have designed so they will be on the ballot in 2,024 initial tone-deaf in these guys don't realize is the policies ou

good to have you back on today. >> dana: thank you so much.eech will happen in this hour. perhaps within the next 20 minutes. one thing that we didn't mention there, another audience member at the u.n. security council will be china today. and their reaction, their posture is very important because we have to keep our eye on all the balls including china. >> bill: the speech is coming up and take you live when it begins. top national security officials testifying ton hill on potential risks to cybersecurity as the russia/ukraine war keeps on. what will we learn today? >> lawmakers are due to hear urgent testimony that give members of the house armed services committee an opportunity to review the strategy, policy and programs for operations incyberspace. the hearing features the incoming cyber advisor to the secretary of defense and the commander of u.s. cyber command and director of the national security agency at a time when it is clear there are concerns about vladimir putin's activities in this form of 21st century warfare. >> russia may s

do you think this is a real trend? >> dana. you need three things to happen to be a trend, not one. >> i thought jesse was the only person to do this. he did this. >> you have never been invited to my humble abode. >> emma does this, they all have appetizers and venmo each other. >> we're talking about a dinner party -- >> they don't have dinner parties anymore, do they? >> vione every weekend. >> jeanine: i give my guests gifts, i don't ask for money. you are talking about girls going to dinner together, of course they venmo. >> epitome of classlessness. >> what do you think, harold? >> i continuing is crazy, i agree with you. >> thank you, harold. >> i will go put on a big suit now. >> one more thing is up income. . . . . . . . . . riders! let your queries be known. yeah, hi. instead of letting passengers wrap their arms around us, could we put little handles on our jackets? . . approved. cool! hey, if bryan's not gonna be snake, can i be snake? -all: no. when hurting feet make you want to stop, it's dr. scholl's time. our c

what have you learned? >> dana, they have found a u-haul van that nypd has been searching for all afternoon. i believe we have live video on the van, arizona plate al 31408. i believe. let me verify. this is the actual u-haul van sent out on a bolo, be on the lookout alert. in connection with the shooting. we have no idea what the connection was but we do know that the nypd was warned to take extreme precautions if and when they did encounter this u-haul van. so this is good news that they have at least found this man right now. we know they are looking for a 5'5" black male, about 180 pounds, heavyset, someone who's wearing a green construction vest and a gray sweatshirt. they have not released a photo of this man all day. we do know about that u-haul van that apparently we have now found. earlier today just before 8:30 this morning, suspect wearing a gas mask set off a gas canister on the butter and train as it was making its way to the 36th street subway system. open fire on the train as well as a platform, woun

do you pick up your dog's? >> danaave it on the trail instead of actually picking it up. >> dana: maybe they will get it on the way back? >> jason: no, they leave it! it drives me nuts. >> jessica: it's a shame jesse is in here because he was the person that -- [laughs] but would take the bag and put it in other people's grass. where i live someone has been doing that regularly, and i can't find out who it is so i'm going to install something. >> jessica: a camera. >> greg: may be a shock collar type of thing that is going to zap them when they open up my garbage can and then i will laugh. >> judge jeanine: you want to know about my dog? you passed me by. my dogs only poop behind the brick wall so they go behind the bag. it's my property, but -- >> jessica: do you pick it up? >> judge jeanine: no, it's behind the wall on my property. >> jason: it's just a big mound? you've got two dogs that -- >> judge jeanine: i have three dogs! >> jason: that's a lot of -- >> jessica: out of sight, out of mind for you? >> judge jeani

you aren't done. danads could make a comeback at this week's masters. the idea was unthinkable 13 months ago when he had a car accident. the five time winner saying i'll head up to augusta today. it will be a game time decision whether or not i compete. >> dana: wouldn't it be a tee time decision? i think he will play and i think he will do well. do you? >> a lot of people want him to play. in this instance we're betting with our heart. a lot of guys living in cars now who bet with their cars when it comes to sports. i'm on the fence. i will vote present. i don't know. >> bill: i really, really want him to play. i think he understands more than anything how many more at-bats he has in life and he won't miss this opportunity. >> no question. >> dana: we're now all on record. we'll listen to you on the radio. thank you for spending your morning with us. "the faulkner focus" is up next. here she is. >> harris: our america and nato allies willing to break the ultimate promise they made? when world war ii ended

did you expect? >> no. dana did and thank you for your support. you did too.ally was there but maintaining a pair we made some big noise on barnes & noble. >> greg: why do you think it's excessive then i will let everyone ask questions. >> may be because it's real. everyone has said they feel like they are talking to me. i wrote it and they went through hell to write it in its real piece of me. when you're not afraid to talk about failures. people get it. >> dana: a lot of people that might watch you on fox would say he's so successful. when you look and listen to the story. you did the audiobook as well if you want to listen to it. he went through, i just said hell, in order to get to where you are paid it's action packed and it has a sense of humor. >> you have to laugh at it. everything is a joke. the woke might disagree but sometimes when you tell a story. >> dana: your childhood was not the easiest. >> no, it was tough. it also molded me to where i am today. one of the things, there's no regret and there's no "i wish" or if i only had a dad, this would ha

final question and dana, you need this want to send us into overtime. has america been this divided. a new photo surfaced, a man holding a camera taking pictures of of a sunset. since we don't have any other problems to solve everyone wants to know what he is facing, is he facing forwards or is he facing backwards? >> greg: i'm going to go with this. >> dana: forward? >> jesse: you guys are both going with forwards. you are both wrong. he is facing backwards. that means greg gutfeld -- >> dana: so he could take a selfie, that why? >> greg: that is the worst question i've ever been asked. sink or swim? >> dana: you sunk! >> greg: do we have to return? >> jesse: we don't do that thing. >> greg: i am on and on. >> jesse: i don't know if you will ever have us back. >> jesse: we will, and we have an award for you. >> greg: i get to keep these? >> jesse: no, we need those back. we are presenting you johnny for a day. my assistant will be your assistant for a day. wait, did i approve this? and you can do whatever you want with him. >> greg: i'm cashing in on th

thank you, bryan llenas in brooklyn. >> dana: more with andy mccarthy. ong rap sheet. none of it would have put him behind bars to prevent it forever but another example of a revolving door. >> you know, dana, i try not to give the police and f.b.i. too much of a hard time about this because the fact of the matter is, we are in a system where, unlike a lot of countries in the world. we don't have administrative detention. if you want to detain someone you have to have probable cause that they have committed a crime. obviously you can't watch everybody if there are thousands of people who might be on your radar for potential terrorism, you can't watch everybody 24/7 and you are not able to detain them unless you have evidence of a crime. so it's worth looking into this why this guy evaded their attention when especially apparently just a few years ago the f.b.i. had interface with him under circumstances that were suspicious. but we also have to remember that we have finite resources and a lot of people who need to be monitored. >> bill: you have a subway

dana: click last word to you julie? was watching the masters today cheering on tiger, great to see a comeback story. dana: it is really great story he is a remarkable person. as are all of you for thank you so much panel. we will see you next sunday. cap next the final word on the week ahead. 1 out of 5 young people struggle with disorders like depression, dyslexia, adhd, ocd, eating disorders, and anxiety. every one of us knows and loves one of these kids. for expert information and free resources, visit childmind.org. dana: that's it see for american news from tamara weekdays at 9:00 a.m. and for the fight at 5:00 p.m. eastern on fox news channel. and, just in time for graduation my book everything will be okay is now available in paperback. hope you check that out for it have a great week everyone. we'll see you next fox news sunday. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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you had a good easter weekend. i'm bill hemmer live in new york. >> dana: good morning, bill. i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." it was a great weekend but there was a lot of news and a lot of troubling news as well across the board. we'll have it all for you this hour. border patrol records show nearly two dozen known or suspected terrorists were caught at the sourn border last year. that's a small snapshot of the surge. >> bill: border agents encountered more than 221,000 migrants in the month of march alone. a 24% increase from last year. the most encounters in any month since february of 2000. >> dana: half of them were expelled under the title 42 border policy it allowed them to turn away over a million migrants during the pandemic but it is set to expire next month. they project up the 18,000 migrants will try to cross the border every day. >> bill: a grow list of of democrats. texas democrat henry cuellar. >> he can't say we have a public health issue here and say everything is is fine at t border and then lift the title 42, which is the health order. 221,000 people this last

dana you know, i read somewhere that pearls are like frozen tears. se, pearls are a symbol of firmness and determination in spite of the circumstances, so put on a gift when it's difficult. or when you are in some kind of danger. so this beacon is nothing but a signal generator to our object, it has nothing to do with it. yes, but it works on the same frequency as the real one. this was taken care of by those who threw it up, the group killed the capsule, stole it, after turning it off, native beacon, and then they planted a fake to buy time cleverly hmm show where the tracks, judging by the tracks. they were over there two or three hours ago, considering that they were wounded with them, they could not have gone very far. they are in the direction of a career, they must have left a car there. well, how many kilometers to the border zone there are 10 kilometers, yes, we can catch up, so we will make a run march. after 2 km we will be at the car, we need to hurry. look, we need to make a halt. he's lost a lot of blood. he needs a bandage. don't you for

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you are out of control. pets like to be read to? >> judge jeanine: yes, they do. >> danathe kids go there to bring them home. >> jessica: firefighters are fantastic and knowledge ones are great, too. the these firefighters repelled down an elevator shaft in a daring rescue of six trapped children. they got the six kids out. got stuck between floors, elevator mechanic worked for over an hour. temperatures rising. all the scary stuff. no one was injured. >> we have cute story and actually someone that i follow on twitter his son was one of the kids that was trapped. >> judge jeanine: that's great. sean, what do you want? >> sean: animals are great. i have a story about a lincoln park zoo become addicted to cell phones. people come up and share pictures of youtube videos. he wants to take selfies with them. it's gotten so bad that the park has had to keep people away from his cage because he is actually getting attacked by other gorillas in the park. again, phones are just not addictive for kids but addictive for gorillas. >> dana: don't take your phone in the zoo? >> dana:

one other thing, dana, families of fentanyl. you hosted jimmie row. o be a designated as a weapon of mass destruction. >> dana: what's the legal impact if you label it a weapon of mass destruction law enforcement can do what differently? >> you put all the resources of the united states powerful government with the intelligence community, d.o.d., department of defense and law enforcement to go after the threat. killing our kids at record levels. orange county, california, dana, the sheriff released the number, 1700% increase in fentanyl deaths from 2016 to 2021. this is unbelievable. parents don't understand. >> dana: a huge amount of heartbreak. i want to pull up for everyone the border patrol drug seizures of fentanyl are way up. you can see right here going from 1200, 1300 and now already in 2022 we're just april 19th, 5300 pounds. pretty much you are looking for a tripling of that number from 2021, derek. what do you think the biden administration is failing to do here? >> well, first of all, our brave border patrol is inundated with border process

dana. i will start with you it is legal not scientific ruling. yet it is a legal ruling based upon the law that jen psaki says we are following the cdc. what is going on? >> dana: well, okay, so, to be perfectly clear, it is like the left believes that the court mandated people not where masts. that is not what happened. as the president says commit as your personal choice. if they do appeal of this and they get to make arguments. if i was in the case saying this mandate oversteps authority, labor do stopped, the judge says that the cdc oversteps its boundaries and not a law that says the cdc was allowed and went too far come up yet congress wants to pass a law that president biden wants to sign it, they are perfectly and the rights to try to do that. but the other thing that is concerning about it, let's say the cdc says, everybody needs to wear the mask to the end of 2022 in the solicitor general loses. now you said a precedent that the cdc does not have authority and so little bit between a rock and a hard place. the president is caught up in t

. >> dana bash i want to bring you in. you spent years reporting on capitol hill. yes. >> dana, you knew him, spent years on the hill reporting on orrin hatch. and, you know, this is another old school republican. >> um-hum. >> he was not afraid to work across the aisle. that's gone. >> well, it is -- it is not even close to the way it was certainly when senator hatch started, and a lot of what ron brownstein just talked about i witnessed first hand as i covered senator hatch and the likes of senator ted kennedy. they were famously very, very close. orrin hatch a very conservative republican spoke at senator kennedy's funeral, gave one of the eulogies. and that speaks to how things have changed. it's hard to imagine such a thing in today's day and age. but, you know, you're also -- as i'm talking you're looking at some images of senator hatch's tenure. and you see then senator joe biden, one of the most vivid memories that i have of senator hatch is watching him on the senate judiciary committee overseeing so many incredibly important and some very contentious conf

you. i don't call them stewardesses to their face. dana in your head after many, many years. it's hard to get out. yes, flight attendants, you don't have high blood pressure. especially with my mother. jesse, if you were paid a million dollars would you shave your beautiful hair off? i double dog dare you. absolutely not. it might not grow back and i could not risk it. that guy did have good hair. if you come on my show when you have good here, i'll let you know. good hair respects good hair. that's all for tonight. tucker is up next. remember, i'm waters and this is my world. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." happy monday. the first mass quarantined in human history began in the central chinese city in wuhan in the beginning of 2020. within days, pictures and videos of what was happening there began to appear on english-language social media. at the time, the images were shocking to everybody in the west. the communist party of china had effectively imprisoned

transfer the tow truck uses more emissions than your car did if you were to drive home. are they stupid? >> dana this point in our culture, people think if you don't agree, they can act violently towards you and they are justified in doing it. the greatest example. we are talking about here, putin thought he was going to ukraine and people would fall over. ukrainian people wanted their independence and freedom. it's another level. people thinking you can make people believe something you want them to believe. unless you are your father talking to her son or daughter. can't do that. data is right. it's been the most unsuccessful campaign. should really be convincing people, a time when the world needs to wean off oil and energy products, doing this is a complete waste of time and you run the risk of having a violent act imposed on you, like greg said. >> judge jeanine: do these people think they are convincing their own left-wing progressives? >> jesse: it can be convincing. i was trying to get emma to date me, the first thing i did, i let the air out of your tires. she couldn't go anywhere. she

all right, dana, i'm going to start with you. okay, so zuckerberg says this is not about money. he believes twitter should be the open market square and open source. he says it is important, literally, to the future of civilization. >> dana: elon musk not mark zuckerberg although he might agree. >> judge jeanine: mark zuckerberg who doesn't agree. >> dana: i do love the meltdown of everybody. it is interesting to me for so many years of the liberals and they had a good point, they said they were for free speech and conservatives were not but now everything is flipped around and now all of a sudden we should allow more speech and allow everybody to be on the platform and are thinking, no, we need more control. and i think it is really funny that so many people believe that the government could do this better than the private sector peer that will not actually happen. i've never -- i guess, the first hostile takeover that i've really been interested in and watch closely. i don't know exactly what will happen but i think it is interesting and i wish i could be a fly on the wall as e

. >> dana: is that how you hurt yourow. >> jesse: 70-pound shoulder press nothing. light weight. > judge jeanine: kneecap. also risky is "jesse watters primetime" tonight. watch 7:00. call that from a dumbbell about dumbbells. >> jesse: thank you, greg. >> dana: haven't seen percy in a while he hasn't seen peter's son berry in a while. this is how the reunion went. >> oh. look at him dance. look at him dance. how sweet. >> dana: and it went on and on. >> judge jeanine: he does a little dance. he really likes him. >> jesse: get a room. [laughter] >> greg: oh, it's me, huh? watch my show tonight, it's great. also, let's do this. greg's scallops are just like us. you know, scallops are just like us. suffer from allergy season. check out these little critters. look, they sneeze. scallops actually live in the world's ocean, dana. did you know that. each ring on a scallop's shell represent a year of growth. they often sneeze. they have allergies. and this -- before you dig into a scallop just remember they have a tiny little nose and ♪ that flies out of it when they sneeze. >> judge jea

you are some kind of everything, they just collected everything from you. daname, do you help your mother in the garden, of course, everything that you help, eats everything. well then, i’ll ask in a different way what exactly you are pulling out. now you will be interested. well what can i say? i also have some growing. i have trees. birches, i have. zatendrons, i have roses. i have tulips. and now the snowdrops have gone right. that's it. yes, i would like to continue this conversation with a professional. i appeal to a member of the draw commission, landscape architect elena elena, how landscape architecture differs in the foreman of large and small cities, a resident of a big city tired of uh, so to speak, from man-made from artificial materials. and i want to strive for environmental friendliness, minimalism, so surround yourself in such a more peaceful let's say yes space. uh, at the same moment that we can already observe the suburbs of small towns, huh? and here, on the contrary, a person lives. e in nature, which is abundant. yes, meadow fields. yes, we

let's thank con, guess how should the silver vonny fonseca and w way would you want dana and thank you to for watching. you can see the show again any time by visiting our website al jazeera dot com for further discussion head over to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story. can also join the conversation on twitter. our handle there is act a j inside story from a sam is a then on the whole thing here. for now, it's go by ah, in 20 a journalist lead 40 days of civic action against the armenian government, and president sockets yann's great home power. i'm going to labor cuz we're a new documentary follows his nonviolent campaign to bring down a corrupt regime, astonishing outcome with a gun, a democratic public revolution. i am not alone, arminius velvet revolution. coming soon on al jazeera, amid the ongoing ukraine, russia war, some neighboring countries in a russian attack on their soil. do you take that as a serious possibility of, of russia attack? i think there is serious possibility and absolute certainty. this person would like to do it out in

would you want to dana? so the result now is that we're looking at won't power cuts, fuel shortages, food shortages, medicine shortages. and to that, of course, things like rising inflation. i think it reach 17.5 percent in february, according to the central bank unemployment rising to, i mean, how unbearable is life becoming? for sure, lincoln's will look because you are reading correctly gone through the spoke are those sri lanka to me. but i agree with more passion by when even they say that the crisis has been mainly due to the policy and asked me by the government as a result of this one. here is philip gas, now come to an explosive position and all the people in the country, not only the common man in bay street, but all the people in the country having heat india purse as a last in their stomach. their purse has been heed because they have lost the income substantial part of the income. you wonder if it will have lost that because of the loss in deal. they are complaining that they didn't really, you

let's thank con, guess how should the silver vonny fonseca and double the way would you want dana? and thank you to for watching, you can see the show again any time by visiting our website al jazeera dot com for further discussion head over to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story can also join the conversation on twitter. our handle barry's act, a j inside story from a sam is a then on the whole thing here. for now it's go by ah a under bombardment and the just the missile and see it on the road. al jazeera, meet ukrainians, determined to stay. you will not surrender just like that to fight. no hold. you shoot. i had a train you 2 days ago, the show me how that works, and to defend the barricades and you documentary shows the ukrainian witnesses to war from the front lines, despair and defiance voices from ukraine on al jazeera. in 2018, a journalist lead 40 days of civic action against the armenian government. and president, soc, is yann's, great home power. i'm going to live with is where a new documentary follows his nonviolent campaign to br

let's thank con, guess how should the silver vonny fonseca and w way would you want dana and thank you to for watching. you can see the show again any time by visiting our website al jazeera dot com for further discussion head over to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story. can also join the conversation on twitter. our handle barry's act, a j inside story from a sam is a then on the whole thing here for now. go by from the al jazeera london, bro, cost center t people, unprompted uninterrupted. martin, beginning of the pandemic to post. gosh, i had some b like wise nafrica being wiped out of journalist nestle. malik, and right to and political analysts. man john and me, abolla. people will say things like, we're not going to give axes because the africans will not know what to do with them. there is no continents where people have more experience with getting medicine into people's studio. be unscripted on al jazeera. mm. oh, and i'm told stories in asia and the pacific analogies here on the bombardment and with the missile and see it on the road out

you. information has come in contact. dana, are you going to scout the store like a human?hing, follow the road there. hello please tell me you are these people not seen here. why don't i just ask them a few questions? after the fire. yes, that happens sometimes, doesn't it? thanks for the info. goodbye. best wishes. i won't chat anymore. well, sanka was here about 4 hours ago, most likely, her husband was waiting for the car. well then, if the store is the only one. then we can assume there was enough money, only two banks. you will be planted on the energy sector, the action of the can lasts on average, well, a couple of hours it has already been 4 hours. then we can assume that if they sit here, then come back sooner or later for more. uh-huh bagheera welcome listening i wanted to share one observation. the operation was successful, now everything depends only on him. moscow region for 10 years, a maniac climbed out the window, raped and killed without sparing, neither children nor pensioners. the loneliness of the disease, the feeling of one's own uselessness, dulls vig

congratulations to her and her family. >> dana: love that. >> greg: you have to go a giant bank to cashrry about that. i didn't know you guys were going to do that right in front of me i was so stupid. i haven't done a celebrity citing for a well. cnn plus closed down. you see a lot of their talent out on the street. for example i just looked out at sixth avenue and who did i see just hanging out in front of tavern none other than guest chris wallace just wandering around police tape. they just shut down cnn plus. there he is a little down trodden he will probably head over to cnn proper. probably find a spot for him. >> dana: cold out there. >> greg: snowing here in new york. >> dana: all right. sixth avenue. joey? >> joey: don't mess with texas. at least don't mess pitchers. this kid hits a dinger off of him when he gets over to third base the pitcher isn't happy he tackles him. i don't know much about sports but that was good form. a little bit high. should have went for the waist and taken his legs out. i guarantee you that batter was talking smack from the batter's box to first bas

how about you, dana? >> once again i don't have children, but i've kept a list for dogs. hear of a name like that would be a good name for a dog, you put it in your phone pair then you meet the dog and to make a decision. >> and you did a lead with perino? >> not necessarily but it seems to work out very well. like but you, you have 86 kids? >> i do. i also have a dog. >> it's your dog's name? >> skipper. >> is not my one more thing for that's what i name my dog. skipper. >> here's the deal, what was at $1500? if you're watching right now and you are pregnant, go contact me on twitter with your information, show me her baby bump, i will name your child for free. all right? girl, boy, i don't see gender. also a better job of it. send your information, only need to some basic information about you and your spouse and i can come up with the perfect name for your little brat for free. spend that money on some clothing for the kids. >> do that tonight and tomorrow will have another segment. the one more thing is next. this is... ♪♪ this is iowa. we just haven't been properly in

joining us is dana. if youook at this from a company perspective, elon musk has purchased twitter, how will you find $21 billion -- fund $21 billion? i think everybody was expecting him to sell shares from tesla because of that, we saw a heavy trading on tuesday, wednesday and thursday, and now we know that he did sell so you are seeing tesla shares rebound because people feel like the worst is over. john: you alluded to this in your story, the fact that everybody is aware that elon musk has a job running tesla, he has a couple other jobs as well, now he is going after twitter. how sensitive are investors at the end of the day of how much time is going into the day-to-day of the business of tesla? >> it is twofold. so, on the bright side, i do not think elon would be pursuing twitter now if tesla was in a bad place. they just had another record quarter, they have a strong bench of talent.. he feels tesla is going well. the give to electric vehicles is clear. every other auto company is scrambling to chase them.

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>> dana, you can't help but see these images as a punch in the gut, and look, we've said before russia's aggression that we thought it was likely that they would commit atrocities. since the aggression we've come out and said that we believe that russian forces have committed war crimes and we've been working to document that, to provide the information that we have to the relevant institutions and organizations that will put all of this together, and there needs to be accountability for it. but i think the most important thing is we can't become numb to this. we can't normalize this. this is the reality of what's going on every single day as long as russia's brutality against ukraine continues and why it needs to come to an end. >> the ukrainian foreign minister says russia aims to eliminate as many ukrainians as they can. beyond war crimes, do you see this as genocide? >> we will look hard, document everything we see, put it all together. make sure the relevant institutions and organizations looking at this, including the state department, have everything they need to assess what took

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