william: it began with these deer lymph nodes from iowa collected when deer were killed by hunters orarious times during the pandemic. researchers in iowa weren't looking for covid. they were tracking what's known as chronic wasting disease. but kapur and kuchipudi took the samples and tested them to see if deer had gotten covid, and when. vivek: september, the first positive there. october, another one shows up. november. william: wow. vivek: and, december, all that positive. william: wow. vivek: you zoom out into the state, the whole state. you can see this event in different parts. with these samples, about 30 percent of them overall were positive at this stage. suresh: if you look at the spread of these red dots on the map, these are all individual clusters, which also points to the fact that there are multiple spillover events happened. william: spillover, meaning the virus that was circulating in humans spills over into the wild animal population. vivek: so, out of just under 2,000 samples collected, 1,200 were positive. it's just completely amazing. if this were happening in hu

not walmart, but in your case deere, how are they positioned to negotiate with those key suppliers? >> they are the market leader in the act equipment space and are doing things with suppliers to help them, actually putting employees in supplier facilities in some cases, redesigning product to avoid semiconductors facing particular shortages, so they are not just sitting and waiting for this to go away. >> let's talk longer-term about the demand cycle and commodities cycle here. people only purchase new tractors every so often. it is not like they will re-up every year. is there enough sustainability in demand for agriculture products that it can support, i guess, an additional cycle of buying of tractors going forward? >> that is a key debate now for investors. our view is that we have at least one more year of strong end-user demand. the current backlog goes out through 2022, which is actually pretty rare to have this much visibility into your shipments into a year, and beyond that, we have another year of strong demand driven by inventory resale, because inventory levels are at l

, could deer do the same, in reverse?ning, could they create new variants and pass those back to us? it's not impossible. in 2020, in denmark, officials killed the country's entire population of farmed mink, after a mutated covid strain jumped from mink back to humans. but kapur and kuchipudi say, thus far, there's no evidence that's happeng with deer. >> this is still primarily a pandemic of a virus that is spreading in human beings across the world, and so far, all the animal infections have been opportunistic spillover from human beings. >> my personal feeling is, actually deer are more likely to get the infection from humans than give it to humans. and so, i think we all have to be respectful that when we are going out, we're likely to be transmitting just as easily to deer, animals we love. and then, then getting an then, then getting an infection back. >> brangham: we're the problem here, for the most part, not them. >> we're the initial problem. we want to make sure that they don't become a problem for us in the fu

we will talk deere a little later in the program. "oh deere" also good. kailey leinz should be a rapper. you are talking about what is happening with the housing market. we will talk more about this later on. the data bouncing back, rising 6.7%, so the data confirming that we are seeing a continuation of a very strong housing market. we have seen mortgage rates going up and going up quite rapidly. this affects the fed decision. you do wonder whether people are front running that. we will think about it a little deeper. i love to dig as well. let's go to our question of the day. i have to say i've got a view on this. how do you manage risk over a long weekend? i think a lot of people are conjuring with this as a problem right now. i feel this is a market that is checked out. i think it checked out yesterday afternoon. a lot of risk got taken off the table, and today we are marking time. which is ok, because it is a friday and everybody is probably working from home. you feel like you are checked out today? kailey: slightly. it has been a long week. it felt

but the idea this thing was down ten at one point it is like deere deere shouldn't be down nine those let's distinguish between companies that are really failing or not delivering and companies that had a little omicron problem. >> i guess the difference between this and a chipotle or yum is guys adding a store every few hours. >> they don't have that. you know, i just think that the idea that it was down ten at one point, it doesn't have the growth people want growth i think that mcdonald's is doing incredibly well. i was surprised at the yum downgrade. mcdonald's is really killing it. the one not killing it is starbucks. they had the china problem and i want to see what happens by the way, are we going to get to the end of the lockdown hong kong is the worst hot spot in the world right now >> yeah, they are changing their policies to some extent because it has gotten -- >> they were unprepared. >> unprepared, how could they possibly be unprepared you're kidding, right? >> just stating the obvious. >> by the way, they still have only 4,000, 5,000 cases -- a number that wouldn't -- an

a father and daughter chris and eileen richardson ran off a pack of wild dogs that chased a deer intod. they pulled the buck out of the water and gave him an emergency blanket and rubdowns to warm him up. >> the deer spent the night in their barn and the next day went running back into the wild. hopefully he's okay. you know what happens in the wild. >> you never know. >>> next to the bicycle race in california that wound up looking like a scene from the running of the bulls. >> participants in a notoriously difficult rock cobbler race were forced to contend with a territorial bull charging and even attacking cyclists as they tried to pass. >> this is crazy. i can't even believe they tried to pass. i would have turned right back around. organizers tried to drive the bull away from the trail which crosses through a private ranch, but it found its way back. >> this is un-bull-ievable, maybe you have to take stock of the situation, especially when the steaks are this high. that bull has a beef with the cyclists, and i think i butchered this segment. no one was hurt by the w. >> this is a

>> it was the end deer season. >> really? >> and i went deer hunting. >> did you get anything? >> i absolutely did. do you need some meat? >> i really don't -- i don't eat -- i like meat but i've never had deer meat. >> you never had deer meat? >> is it good? >> do you look it like steak? >> you can you do it any way. how do you like it? >> any kind of way i mean. >> what you can tell us about the greg jacob testimony today? >> well, it's still going on. >> still going? >> yeah. >> he obviously is close to former vice president, who you want to hear from. >> well, you know, it's -- we're glad he came and obviously, it's part of the work that we do. and he's a great patriot. he loves this country more so than other people who don't. >> so, a lot of news there. a., got a deer, venison is delicious, you should try it, anyway. b., also got the vice president's chief legal adviser in there. and yeah, we're heading into hour nine now. and in chairman thompson's words, turns out the guy is a great patriot. big day for the january 6 investigation, right? talking to this guy who may be

infrastructure bill as well although, deere will, too.out 25 % of their business important to remember that but that's one that could benefit. and we think cummins is actually interesting here we have a buy rating on that one. if we have issues with the availability of various battery type commodities, that could slow the adoption of battery ef kags in a lot of these engine markets. cummins has some great renewable fuel, fuel agnostic opportunities to sort of do decarbonation without batteries. >> that is a fascinating point with a lot of further implications to think through if you're right about batteries finally, are you saying these are more or less boom times for the u.s. farming industry right now? >> yeah. they really are. the only issue the farmers have is that their input costs are up a lot. and frankly, this ukraine situation doesn't help that. but the fact is with higher crop prices, you get higher farm incomes and they traditionally love to reinvest in the core business, so yeah, it is kind of boom time. >> it's a big turn aro

tom: dear pop up nice -- deere up nice. will be honest, the sell side was not in love with draftkings. they are down 16% now. it is just simple, they are missing. that's all you need to know. jonathan: with tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. futures up. we are up 0.7% on the nasdaq 100. yields unchanged at 1.9650%. crude falling back, $89.90. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: keeping you up-to-date with the news from around the world, with the first word news, i'm leigh-ann gerrans. russian foreign minister sergei lavrov will discuss the crisis in ukraine with u.k. secretary of state antony blinken next weekend in europe. their meeting was set hours after president biden warned that the chances of russian invasion of ukraine were still very high. moscow has denied it is planning an attack. the limbs had president loretta mester supports tightening policy at a faster pace if needed to fight inflation. in remarks for a virtual event, mr. said it would be appropriate to raise interest rates next month and speed up t

>> deer, bear, turkey.r backyard. >> reporter: wait a second, you don't kill bears in your backyard, do you? >> you betcha. >> reporter: and you eat the bear meat? >> yes. it's not my favorite, but if you skin it correctly, get all the fat off of it, it's not too bad. >> reporter: what about deer? >> it's absolutely delicious. we've actually shot deer out of our living room window. >> reporter: you mean, you see a deer, you open the window and just shoot the deer? >> yep. >> reporter: but it's now more expensive because ammunition has gone up in price. >> welcome to the country. >> reporter: but, wait a second. schall drives into town to work as a nurse. has your salary gone up? >> not to match the prices. >> reporter: schalls' plight is representative of average american workers. incomes rose nearly 5% last year, but inflation was at 7%. >> wages are going up, but they're not going up as much as we've seen the inflation rate. >> reporter: and inflation isn't just outrunning worker paychecks. how about reti

and then deere it was a good report better than expected profits better than expected revenues. they raised their annual forecast because farmers are making more money as crop prices go higher. they have more buying power. nonetheless, deere shares have now gone from positive in the premarket trade to down 3% so far. as you can see, it's been a range-bound trade for one of the biggest makers of farm equipment and heavy machinery out there. in the middle of the trading range right now. this is a level some traders are watching just around 368, because it's just above that 50-day average price on a rolling basis that some traders like to look toward as a trend movement indicator we'll see if it holds for deere shares supposedly nothing runs like a deere, but today iffy. >> you couldn't resist >> i couldn't. >>> the federal bank is announcing fed officials along with spouses and minor children will be restricted from owning individual stocks, bonds, and other assets we have more on where capitol hill stands over their members trading? >> the new rules go fut. lawmakers are debating

that i definitely heard something about a deer so i am rolling out c -- ruling out c, and given thatare over 900,000 deaths now, that figure in a few weeks sounds right. and given that prince charles had it in march 2020, b is a lie and robert is with me, bill -- everyone is with me. dr. patel: i need our viewers -- my viewers on social media are telling me to amp up the difficulty. if you look at a, we talk about cases coming down, people assume that cases are coming down and we are good but on that downward slope, if you can remember an integral, that is still a lot of infections and deaths. another 78,000 deaths is unconscionable because a lot of this is preventable. and b is a lie. people have already started to use this headline to bolster their position that vaccines are not effective. all we have heard is that a -- all we have heard is that prince charles has sars-cov-2. and c, just adds to the information we already have about animals getting covid. no evidence that they can pass along. kristen: with all of the people saying -- are we at endemic yet -- denmark has taken the l

deere says it has been refund. able to work around the global supply chain crisis. drafting are following. the company added fewer customers than wall street had expected despite spending hundreds of billions of dollars to attract new gamblers. draft james is also forecasted -- draft kings is also forecasting a loss. bloomberg has learned traders at ubs -- the market took a hit. overall the bonus per for ubs employees will increase around 10%. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am leigh-ann gerrans. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> has we shift away from good spending back to social spending , and services spending is not at trend yet, i think that takes off some of the pressure that has been felt on inventory. obviously the supply chains are getting resolved a little bit. tom: quite good yesterday. she is against consensus. she was adamant, forget about six or seven rate hikes. we will see where that stands as we go to the close at 4:00. adamant, forget about six

a car hit a deer in the area. no people injured and the deer is clear from lanes. no update on status as they are going to close that on the chp report. we're looking at the venetian and antioch bridges for light wind advisories. all the greeways are green. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> as kari just mentioned a small 3.2 magnitude earthquake struck south of gilroy. it was centered about 1.6 miles west of san juan bautista. be sure to follow us on twitter and let us know if you felt it. >>> one person is dead and another suffering from major injuries. this is after a car plunged off interstate 280 near downtown san jose. it happened a little month 11:00 last night near the southbound 7th street off ramp. the crash never impacted freeway traffic and the scene has cleared. the cause of the trash is under investigation. >>> moving you forward. your masks can now come off. the state mandate ended at midnight. if you're vaccinated, you can go maskless in most public places. >> there are exceptions. the count of santa clara, as well as the city of vallejo are b

i mean apocalypse now is just so over the top that it's no, and i think deer hunter was also a deer hunter actually was damaging to veterans because if you watch that movie you came away from the idea that they're all crazy. for have been driven crazy and or you know played guns with russia played russian lead with with guns. that was right. and although the actors did a good job. i thought that producer director michael cimino should have been punished for that. but have any have any lived up to reality? wow. i don't know war movies in reality. it's it's hard to say nobody right the wars usually boring and then there's a very exciting period would have noises you. i'm curious if after writing this. you felt some sort of relief. i did. did you stop reading did you stop thinking about it every day? no. still thinking about you know, you begin to you begin to wonder what it is about your country and your countrymen. then you see. doing the same thing in afghanistan or you see them? going crazy and attacking the capitol building. and the insurrectionists and voting for people who are clearly

>> it was the end of deer season. >> really? >>. and i went deer hunting. >> did you get anything? >> i absolutely did. you need some meat? >> i don't know, i don't really eat deer meat -- >> you've never had venison? >> no. >> you don't know what you've been missing. >> is it good? do you cook at like steak? >> you can do it anyway. >> how do you like it? >> any kind of way. i mean, i'm country, so. that's what country folk to. >> what can you tell us about the greg jacob testimony today? >> well, it's still going on. >> still going? >> yeah. >> i mean, he obviously is close to the former vice president, who you want to hear from. >> well, you know, we're glad he came. and obviously if he is part of the work that we do. he's a great patriot. he loves this country more so then other people who don't. it >> so, lot of news there we. a, got a dear. venison is delicious, you should try it anyway. the, also got the vice presidents chief legal adviser in there and yeah, we're heading into our nine now. and, and chairman thompson's words, turns out the guys a great patriot. we big day fo

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deere giving up early gains.are down 3% q1 results were strong on the conference call deere said inventory levels are at mull multiyear lows land not recover until next year. blooming brands is up 17% this year that's the latest. back over to you >> appreciate that >>> pandemic darlings and profitability. what is the deal take doordash down today the company did miss big on per share the the loss per share and questions linger oaf wver whetho called growth stocks will become the next amazon or the next pel on -- peleton. you have looked over the quarter and sounds like you're conflicted about how much news was good versus bad. >> doordash is in a tough place now. they fit into this larger story about companies that kind of tell these grand visions and they actually realize them because for months and years, investors have given so much lee way to companies that make the grand claims they said this like four times in the earning call, 14% of monthly active users were participating in non-food category like grocery

preparations before fashion week starts in copenhagen, so mask free and test free shows them damn deer. i am so happy that we can come together again and celebrate fashion was ominous or afire. moon, many danes are relaxed about restrictions having been lifted a 2nd time. more than 80 percent of the population is double vaccinated. more than 60 percent has had a booster. there are far fewer patients in hospital i see use. but the number of new infections remains high. a problem for schools and day care centers, which are struggling to stay open due to severe staff shortages the government is warning people not to underestimate the virus in spite of the freedom. that's why here to many businesses are voluntarily maintaining some precautions. shares in facebook owner, a meta are plunged by around 20 per cent, an after hours trading on wednesday, knocking a massive $200000000000.00 off. the company's value chief executive mark zuckerberg had warned investors in a call earlier that meta expected 1st quarter revenues to decline due to competition for rivals like tick tock. if the stock does

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well, not the main tie at her clearly mccomb thought that he needed to take the initial deer. i saying he is madison to survey that he will be the only leader and talking to basically, teens. lansky was clearly at his initiative, which is to be followed by the chancellor charles laser in a few days a has a treaty or some kind of dis, america momentum. so i would say it's been leading away, but he certainly in nevada, beyond the ah, no european leader who is going to play an important role in trying to saw this crisis. she say momentum is now building in these diplomatic efforts. president con claims he received assurances from president putin that a d escalation in the rush. ukraine crisis is possible. now. russia has been down playing any talk of progress. what's your reading of the outcome of mr. mcclellan's shuttle diplomacy this week? well, 2 things. first of all, and there's a value in diplomacy in itself, meeting face to face a leader as my host on and as charles will do for 456, i value in itself because it allows the leaders to gauge each other and know each other's at

kumasi: cautious deer. reggie: alligator on the hunt.ggie: what are you doing tonight? kumasi: one of you all as the exhausted shark? reggie: that is me. drew: i either on the easy-going walrus -- reggie: that's good for you. drew: for the sensitive hedgehog. reggie: kumasi is the unconcerned lion. [laughter] reggie: no one wants to be son of her -- sun averse mole. [laughter] drew: temperatures well above where they should be this time of year. in the north bay -- a little bit of dense fog, but we will take you to the exploratorium camera right now. clear skies over the city right now and the sunshine, again, in full effect once it gets up here later on this morning. breezy in the hills, we do not have wind advisories or high-wind warning's, but the wind will continue for the next couple of days and offshore wind this time of your helps to keep temperatures elevated in the afternoon. good morning, oakland, 40 degrees. it is chilly out there this morning, but this afternoon, temperatures will climb quickly. average highs around 60 degree

>> deer, bear, turkey in our backyard. >> you don't kill bears in your backyard. >> you bet europea -t all the fat off of it. it is not too bad. >> what about dear? >> it absolutely delicious we have shot deer out of our living room window. >> it is now more expensive because ammunition has gone up in price. >> welcome to the country. >> she drives into town to work as a nurse. has your salary going up? >> not to match the prices. >> her plate is representative of average american workers. incomes rose 5% last year. inflation was at 7%. >> wages are going up but they are not going up as much as we have seen the inflation rate. >> inflation is not just out running worker paychecks. . how about retired seniors living on fixed income? ? they cannot get out and get themselves a big job that can pay them a lot of money. >> some do get small jobs. this 71-year-old works part-time at the senior center to help cover her rising food costs. >> i am diabetic i have to have certain diets. >> the social security payment went up this year. not that much. >> payments from social security, which prov

industrials also, deere, machinery, hit all-time high. industrials, health care coming back.en the best sector. i still think that continues and we do see a value bent really for the first six months of the year but you know, it's encouraging to see the other sectors snap back to start to show evidence of recovering. charles: you know, so funny, talking about the finnergy trade which dominated. when techs dominated i feel good too when breadth is wide and green across the screen. mark, appreciate your expertise as always. >> charles, great to see you. take care. charles: fed guessing game is heating up. the consensus is six rate hikes this year. i will have one of my favorite economists douglas holtz-eakin a turn at playing the game. we'll see what he says. he doesn't like playing games. next guest joining forces with senator elizabeth warren of all people in a bipartisan effort to stop trading from lawmakers, this insider trading but will queen nancy let it happen? don't go away. ♪. ♪♪ care. it has the power to change the way we see things. ♪♪ it inspires us to go further. ♪

waste management, deere and caterpillar.like every little kid, obviously, does. you sold roblox and unity software i have to be really quick. tell me why you decided to sell roblox and then i have to bounce >> i'm not hot on everything that's going on in the metaverse right now and both of those companies are huge players in the metaverse, so i just wanted to pull back a little bit. >> understand. we'll be watching for you. we hope you win and i hope to see you out in l.a kelvin beachum we'll talk to you soon >> yes, sir. talk soon. >> and a reminder you can watch the big game sunday nbc where the cincinnati bengals try to win their first super bowl ever as they take on the rams on their home turf. coverage starts at noon and a reminder, of course, on friday the halftime report will be live from sofi stadium and al michaels will be calling it with us and jeffrey gundlach, the ceo of doubleline capital upon join us as well please don't miss that we'll be right back. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you l

and when a deer comes by, you shoot and kill it.er encountered, in nearly-half a century of combined-trial work. >> do you remember when you first listened to it? >> i do and it knocked me out. i've never been able to hear a murder actually occurring. >> byron smith had recorded the break-in and the shootings. investigators found this digital-audio recorder on a bookshelf in the basement. it had captured more-than-six hours worth of audio, that day. >> you ended up with a trove of information. his own words, on tape. >> indeed, we did. >> here is byron smith, shortly before the break-in, talking to himself. >> in your left eye. why would he say that, a half-hour before anyone came over? well, when you go through the autopsy photographs, you see that he shot haile kifer in her left eye. >> he was planning where he was going to shoot an intruder. >> not just shooting them, but where. where, in the face, is he going to shoot'em? >> then, it sounds like byron is planning not just the shooting but, also, his defense. he practices contact

for more in this and joined by a cool deer. ma, vio, self sudanese filmmaker, based in nairobi. welcome to d. w. news africa. i thank you. thanks for having me. now your film is deeply personal for you and your family, but the personal is also political. there's a scene where you reflect that you thought that you were making a film about your mother and also about the nation. could you tell us more about what exactly is this film about? so i come from a political family and i was hoping that in the process in the process of having a, having really great collaborators, filmmaking being a very collaborative art form meant that any time i tried to come to some kind of an easy resolution, for example, i said home is where my mother is at one point, and one of our collaborators was like, how true is that really? and initially i was taken back a little bit, but it forced me to think deeper about what does home really mean to me and, and, and by the end of it i thought is home, perhaps not somewhere you would want to be able to rest. and i think i'm still, i'm still thinking about wher

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white tailed deer in new york. i the 1st wind animals to be infected with the army. kron corbett. 19 variant blood and nasal swamps were taken from a $131.00 deer on staten island, 15 percent of the animals had antibodies for the virus. scientists are worried about the potential for the animals to produce vaccine resistant mutations that could be passed to humans. or let's speak to mark a van rance about this is a professor biology at the catholic university of louvin, and is joining us live from belgium. thank you so much for being with us. what more? first, what more information is there about the circulation of the virus in an, in an animal population, and the possibility that the animals are transmitting the virus to humans. we know, of course, that corona viruses are what we call promiscuous viruses. so they're, they're definitely not species specific and they can infect a wide range of different animal hosts. other chroma viruses do that. and also the source code to virus, those that the, the only cause varia

it happened around 8:30 this morning on 580 deer park boulevard. >>> san jose is averaging about one traffic death every 3 days. the city's 15 fatality of 2022 happened early this morning, when a motorcyclist went down on the san tomas expressway. they died at the hospital, and no other vehicles were involved. >>> highland hospital in oakland needs help identifying a patient. the photos may be considered graphic. the patient arrived on february 7, believed to be in his 30s, setting 5'7" and 189 pounds, with hazel eyes, and distinctive tattoos. he has the letter j and j on his left fingers, pr on his left wrist, jack's killington on his left forearm. if you know who this person is, please call the highland icu. >>> the state attorney general is suing the east oakland metal foundry over cancer-causing missions. the foundry is on san leandro street near the oakland coliseum. the lawsuit filed last week claimed it is legally emanating chromium into the community, known to increase the risk of lung cancer and other health problems. we have reached out to the parent company for comment. >>

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for more in this and joined by a cool deer. ma, vio, sal sudanese filmmaker based in nairobi. welcome to d. w. news africa. i thank you. thanks for having me. now your film is deeply personal for you and your family, but the personal is also political. there's a scene where you reflect that you thought that you were making a film about your mother and also about the nation. could you tell us more about what exactly is this film about? so i come from a political family and i was hoping that in the process of making this film be could think about what it means to reconcile country and family, the political and personal. and it's been that the film making as a, as a mediating element has, has helped, i think, in, in, in, guiding us in thinking about what it means to reconcile the personal and the political when i come from such a political family. and this is the 1st film from south don. that's been screamed at the by the natalie. do you think you achieve what you're hoping for? we're very excited about it and such a wonderful festival and something that my mother said when we go

really response from the allies as a deer detox with them.you seen germany is not going to be sending weapons but to rely 40% expert gasoline and 20% of oil. the european countries and more than $200 billion of trade with russia every year. there is a lot at stake for not only with the sanctions with the potential for war. you've seen other nations such as eastern european nations, they are actually depriving ukraine initials which are antiaircraft missile missiles to help ukraine better defend itself in case it does come under air assault. there is a mixed result in a mixed bag. and in a way that's kind of what putin is going for in the alliance. to do it if you are asks about how many u.s. citizens are currently in ukraine. i don't know if that goes into effect or what decisions we make here in the united states about that? >> we asked the defense department last week because as you heard the president is not going to send forces into ukraine. there will be positioned around it outside. weer pressed, if there needs to be an evacuation of uk

. >> i mean, there was an article about deer they're the next vector we have to worry about. >> deerthe animal 30 million animal. they have covid and it can go to them meanwhile in new jersey they get to take their masks off in school that's potentially a good thing. >> korea a big deal and, you know, australia reopening borders for the first time in a couple of years. >> yeah. and you look at some of the societal pressures in canada and ottawa this morning where people are like enough. and the argument goes if you're going to maintain public health policy, you want to give people back -- give them a little sugar for the next time you want to feed them -- >> yeah. scott gottlieb who i continue to listen to on "squawkbox" this morning calling out the cdc for being late so often in terms of not moving quickly enough, of course, to respond and the fact that these policies have stayed in place for now it's been years when they should have been used as mitigation efforts around certain key times. >> yeah. or events. >> or events. >> yeah. and those lines, are you going to mention -- >> ye

no, they set the bodies of steel deer under the mud barber. but until now they couldn't recover them. that li, landslides are a frequent occurrence in brazil during the rainy season. here in frank without roach, others especially dangerous for hillside houses that are often the homes of the poor little firefighter, se they'll continue operations until all the missing persons on the list are accounted for. both the living and the dead. let's get you a great round up now of the other stories making a world news today. ecuador is also being had by natural disaster. landslide, triggered by flooding, have killed at least 11 people. buildings and cars have been swept away in the capital key to heavy res. have pounded ecuador for months. scientists are blaming global warming. hundreds of people have rallied in bolivia, capital le passed to protest violence against women. there was outreach on a serial rapist, was released on medical grounds. the man was re arrested after the bodies of 2 women were found at his home were king of us as military junta s

according to a deer standards resumption of control of the border should be a prerequisite for holding local elections engine back. otherwise, it would be impossible to create the necessary security environment for holding the democratic elections in line with the always see standards excellence. this is remains up to russia to take decisions that would lead to full implementation of the commitments it has undertaken under the means. agreements signed by president puddings ambassador to ukraine to or above in blue ink. on september 5015. mr. rub up signed the agreement on september 19. mr. roberts, i'm better putting the agreement on february 2015, ambassador 14 signed the agreement drawing lessons from the past. we urge russia to abandon its long lasting strategy on ukraine based on threat and use of force against the territorial integrity of ukraine. based on fundamental principles of peaceful relations and shrine into an charter. but before and let me address. so give us the leash but also you know, in russian. yes. the month away from our recently, most me damn it. if bernoulli dis

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so deere shares getting a bit of a bid.up about 27% over the course of the last year. also watching what's happening with roku. it was a mixed story, but the tail of the take doesn't really show you that. we've lost nearly a quarter of its value in the premarket trade because the streaming devices maker and content maker comes out with a mixed report. the revenue fell shy as did its forecast for profits and revenue growth as well roku shares right now down about 25%. you can see over the last year losing about three quarters of its value. of course tough comparisons for roku going forward they expect full year 2022 revenue to grow in the mid-30s on a percentage basis, but, again, that's a slow down from what we saw during the pandemic when everyone was locked down at home and everyone was streaming video. after sell-offs yesterday that erased about 2.5% of some of the biggest companies in america, apple shares are up. alphabet about 0.3 and you mention meta platforms is one of the names your watching closely. check out nvid

colleagues was briefly detained as he was reporting from eastern ukraine . charl. stratford is now in deer from man. here's a story we return from the city of czar parisha where the situation is becoming increasingly tense. a lot more military checkpoints, a lot more military hardware then than we saw there yesterday. as an indication of how 10 cities we were preparing to go live to do a live broadcast. we're out of nowhere, seemingly. a group of ukrainian soldiers and ukranian police peered with their guns, many of them pointing towards us firing in the air. they demanded that we get out of the vehicle. we threw ourselves to the ground camera man's telephone. busy was kicked out of his hand and 2 bullets fired from a kalashnikov into that telephone. now, it's important to recognize that these men were just doing their jobs. there are increasing phase amongst the ukrainian military and security services about what they describe as cyber term was trying to get into cities and compromising military positions. but as i say, our cameras was still rolling. when this incident happened, let's tak

a ceasefire is in place, but shelling can sometimes be heard at night. lamb couldn't hooked her deer for saturday. we already know who shoots and when. so we just sit at home and you said louis, it was worth a few years ago. we always had in the cellar when there was fighting it. sure. but that was then the shelley, skeptical, takito, lovely. but with the latest russian build up, a bigger escalation is on the table. again. coffee and all kinds of stuff. when things come down, we bought a house here for chester, but now we don't know what will happen deduction. ukrainian territory ends with the last houses of the village. behind a small river lies the demilitarized strip. the pedestrian bridge is the only link to the next village in this so called grey zone. for short, the next village is not small. people come here every day to work. and kids go to school. one of the people who crosses the border every day is teacher louis miller car truck. she is from across the river and does not want to give her your name because her life depends on good relations with both sides. shelling is even

will only attack military posts. ukraine has responded by declaring a state of martial law from john deere ukrainians. this morning president putin announced a special military operation in dumbass. russia carried up strikes and military infrastructure on a board of gods. explosions were heard in many cities of ukraine. we introduce martial law throughout the state. i had a conversation with us president joe biden, the us the starting together. international support. today we need you each of you to become, if possible, stay at home please. we are working, the army is working. the child security and defense sector of ukraine is working. the attacks come after vladimir putin declared 2 separatist areas in the don bass region and eastern ukraine as independent and said, russian civilians there need protection. whether the battle for the hans and on yet has been going on since 2014. with more than 14000 people killed and fighting between russian back separatists and ukrainian army, now putin has demanded ukrainian forces. retreat, please the way was mimi in the flesh. we you to lay down immed

we clearly expected some measures after our tea. deer was banned in germany, but we never expected that these retaliatory measures by the russian authorities will be so hard. we never expected that our musk us to do would be closed and that all our colleagues working russia would lose their accreditation. so the answer is yes, the meters were expected, but no, they were not expected to be so hard. this, the state of the freedom of the press has become increasingly difficult in russia, not just full d, w, but will, can tell us about pers, freedom in russia. the state of the press freedom in russia has drastically deteriorated over the last years. there's been a huge clam down by the russian authorities on that independent media. many of them have been put on the list of foreign agents, meaning that they are subject to, to an extra government scrutiny. and they also have to brand mark themselves as far as for an agency. i mean, any time that they publish something in russia, and clearly that has been a huge, a huge step to deter each other. freedom of breast in russia are right now, they'