you also have a rise in other defi assets. time now to dive deeper into how defi is changing among the asset classes. emily: stay with us. we will move into a defi exchange infrastructure provider that just raised $70 million. here to join us, a greylock partner joining us from the crypto conference in the bahamas. what is the mood in the bahamas in the crypto community? >> it's great to be here. there is a lot of innovation happening. what has been interesting is seeing the confluence of crypto entrepreneurs, investors, regulators, traditional finance. you see the industry maturing. emily: talk to us about 0x. how do you see this company challenging coinbase? sarah: defi is growing and innovation is happening on decentralized changes that are peer-to-peer. the volume grew much faster in these last -- faster on these decentralized changes than centralized extensions. 0x is that open, most trusted protocol for the exchange of tokenized value. it is a public good. sonali: we use today talking about regulation and finance because

they really defying everybody's expectations. layla. i mean, everyone thought that mario paul was gonna full weeks ago. there are 2 battalions fighting there and, and there is still around about 200-2228 half 1000 soldiers continuing that fight that defense for the city. they're based in the as of steel plan, as we know that we've been reporting, which is a vast network of warehouses and there's also an underground tunnel system. it's believe that around about a 100, a, sorry, a 1000 civilians also sheltering in there. now the russians have started to use what, what were they calling a bunker, busting bombs that have bombs, that can go on the ground to try and get those remaining soldiers to come out. that would, of course, be catastrophic for the people sheltering down there as well. but at the moment they read, the ukrainian soldiers have been defying these sort of surrender and di orders by russia. another one that was set for today at 2 pm has already passed. they continuing to fight until the end. ah, but unfortunately, does look l

ukrainian troops defy russian demands to turn over mariupol as new missile strikes batter the country, one hitting a world central kitchen in kharkiv >>> a chaotic end to holy week in jerusalem more than 100 injured in clashes across the city, raising new fers of an even greater conflict >>> shots ring out at a packed house party in pittsburgh. two killed and nearly a dozen injured as hundreds race to escape the violence. >>> bracing for a spring surge the holiday weekend bringing crowds back together, while a major city brings its mask mandate back as well it comes as cases are again increasing across the country. >>> and hold the spoon the fda launches an investigation into lucky charms with dozens of illnesses reportedly linked to the popular cereal it's monday, april 18th. "early today" starts right now good morning i'm cori coffin. >> and i'm steven romo there were no signs of a ceasefire this easter weekend in russia as it continues its violence against ukraine the russian military launches more air strikes and demanding the surrender of the battered city mariupol. 95% of the to

i think defi is fascinating.t changes the paradigm of who owns, controls, and operates companies, so there is an opportunity to expand the aperture of how these companies are run and created. i also think we are only in the first inning of defi. we are seeing experimentation in infrastructure and vertical products, but you have not really seen use cases come to fruition and build significant scaled companies, where you are seeing these broader use cases used in consumers day in and day out lives. emily: right. >> it is exciting, and i think along with the rest of the crypto market in the fintech market, it continues to show the level of interest in investing in this area of the united states economy. emily: yeah. i want to ask you quickly about your new book, self-made boss, which you cowrote, and you talk to entrepreneurs, owners of small and medium businesses, son me of your customers when you were working at square capital. what is the catalyst for this quickly? >> small businesses need help to start and run t

ah, ah ah ah visits dw news live from berlin, ukrainian fighters under siege are defying a russian ultimatum to lay down their arms. ukraine has proposed direct unconditional talks with russia to save the lives of soldiers and civilians. still trapped in the city of mario pole. also coming up, foreign minister and alana bab, book analysis, germany will hold all russian oil imports by the end of the year to pan french presidential candidates faceoff, and they're only debate before sundays runoff election. manual macro and far i challenge a marine le pen clash of her links to russian money. and his record of running france. ah, i'm will also a very warble come to the program. ukraine says it has proposed a special round of negotiations to save the lives of those still trapped in the besieged port of mary jo, pole. ukrainian negotiators say they're ready for direct talks with russia and evacuating the cities. remaining soldiers and civilians. ukrainian troops in maria pole had been defying russian demands to surrender the city. recent efforts to open humanitarian corridors to allow civilians to

we are taking operational expenses and that is defying the inflationary pressure.e are seeing some energy inflation that costs about another $18 million this quarter. but all of the transformation we are doing is defying that inflationary pressure. at the same time as we invest in improving our products and services, we are able to boost the revenue momentum up as well. overall we are doing a great job of applying inflation pressure in our business at this time. francine: is there anything that you can do better, and there are a lot of telecom companies that say -- should they help you in paying for some of that crucial infrastructure overhaul? >> i agree it is not sustainable to have increasing capacity in our demand, internetworks, and those that put the content through our network will not -- we are really focused on ensuring that we can keep giving the most trusted and secure communication services and then using our digital transformation to be ensuring that we improve the services over the coming years. francine: let's get straight to the first word news with

this is dw news live from berlin will tonight be ukraine's last stand in mario poll . soldiers are defying a russian ultimatum to lay down their arms. this could be our last appeal of our lives. we may be facing a lust days if not hours, the enemy out numbers as tend to wound. and there are reports that ukraine has now proposed direct talks with russia to save the lives of those still trapped in the city. also coming up german foreign minister on the lead of air bach announcing her country germany will hold all russian oil imports by the end of this year. and the biggest tournament in tennis, wimbledon banning, russian and bill ruffian players over the war in ukraine. ah, i'm brit. gov. it's good to have you with us. there are developments coming out of the besieged city of mario pole. this our ukraine says that it has proposed a special round of negotiations to save the lives of those. you are still trapped inside the city. a top aid to ukrainian president zalinski saying that he has spoken to the cities defenders and is ready for direct talks with russia on evacuating. the city's remaini

ah, ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin, ukrainian fighters under siege are defying a russian ultimatum to lay down their arms. ukraine has proposed direct unconditional talks with russia to save the lives of soldiers and civilians. still trapped in the city of mario who also coming up face, grow in lithuania of a russian aggression seminar, preparing in case the country becomes moscow's next target. the biggest tournament in tennis, wimbledon bands, russian, and belushi and players over the war. you, craig, ah, i'm all on soccer. a warm welcome to the short. ukraine says it has proposed a special round of negotiations to save the lives of those still trapped in the besieged port of mario pole. ukrainian negotiators say they're ready for direct talks with russia on evacuate evacuating the cities, remaining garrison and civilians. you credit troops in march. april have been defying russian demands to surrender the city. reasons efforts to open humanitarian corridors, to live civilians, to leave have been largely unsuccessful. chechen soldiers on patrol in matter you call a distance as of

ah, ah ah visits dw news live from berlin, ukrainian fighters are defying a russian ultimatum to lay down their arms. this could be our last appeal of our lives. we may be facing our last days, if not ours. the enemy out numbers is tend to warn. you crane has proposed direct talks with russia to save the lives of both still trapped and merry uphold. also coming up, german foreign minister on the lena bear book announces her country will halt all russian oil imports by the end of the year. and french presidential candidates face off in their only debates before sundays run off election manual macro, and far i challenge a marine le pen clash of her links to russian money. on his record in 5 years of running france. ah, i'm all on soccer. a warm welcome to the program. ukraine says it has proposed a special round of negotiations to save the lives of those still trapped in the besieged port of mario pole. ukrainian negotiators say they are ready for direct talks with russia and evacuating the cities, remain in garrison and civilians. ukrainian troops in mario paul have been defying russi

starts may 3rd on d, w ah ah, this is d w as live from by lane ukrainian fire, as in mattie or paul defy a russian deadline to surrender or die. crane says it's forces will fight to the end to defend the cities last pocket of resistance. the other style steel, plant bodies, line the streets as russian forces claim complete control of urban areas. also on the program, po francis says, the world, the sea and east of war, and that ukraine has been dragged into a cruel and senseless conflict. and in germany's bond is legal by munich are closer to another title after winning at armenia, dealer for leaving them. just one victory away from the glory. ah, i'm fil gail. welcome to the program. ukraine says it's force is, are preparing to fight to the end to defend the last pocket of resistance in the destroyed port city of mattie or paul. several 1000 fighters and some civilians are believed to be encircled in a still plan near the port. russia claims to have taken complete control of all urban areas of the city, leaving that much of it in ruins. the charge ruins of mary apple. russia has held th

000:00:00;00] ah ah this is did every news lie from berlin last, stand in valuable, ukrainian forces defy a russian automate and to lay down their arms. this could be our last appeal of our lives. we may be facing our last days if not ours. the enemy out numbers is tend to want the cities defenders vowing to fight to the end as battles rage across east and ukraine. this is the kremlin spokesperson says he is waiting for a response from ukraine after delivering a written list of demands for peace talks. but ukrainian president, milan res, less he says he hasn't seen or heard about the document plus of serious step forward to, to ending germany's addiction to russian fossil fuels. foreign minister analynn, a bare bark analysis, her country will halt all russian oil imports by the end of the year. also the biggest tournament antennas, benz russian and vel russian players over the war in ukraine. ramble that was organizers say the move is in response to an unjustified and unprecedented military aggression from russia. ah, hi everyone, i am layla rock. thank you very much for joining us. we be

pakistan's prime minister imran con is accused of defying the constitution off to side stepping and no confidence motion in parliament. oh, arms for luncheons defy a curfew to rally against the government as a grapples with aspiring economic crisis. ukraine is demanding a new wave of sanctions against russia. after accusing it of genocide, it says it has evidence of war crimes in boucher which is a town north west of keith where russian troops recently withdrew. russia has denied the allegation a warning some view as may find this report from him. wrong calling in boucher disturbing. most bodies have been removed and the ones that are left have yet to be picked up. each has to be photographed and documented the dead. a silent witness as to what happened and what is alleged to have happened is russian soldiers attacking civilians fleeing the city. the mayor of ki visited boucher to show solidarity and express anger. is genocide jill side of ukraine m population. more than sure. as the people in russia and the russian government had to pay for their baneful price officials, a gathering e

spare lives, ukraine's prime minister says the remaining forces and maria polar, still fighting and defying the russian demands. city steel is not fallen very, steal our military forces our soldiers, so they will fight those end and ask for now they steal our emanuel. but there is a huge money about in the stroke because there is more than 100 civilians which are suffering for more than 40 date of this. she monitor in crisis and this is besieged city and they have no water, no food, no kid knowledge. they said to him, and they ask all of our partners to support and how to stop this. anybody in the store, for, in my way of correspondence in ukraine and russia in a moment to hear from her i've been, have need from the very 1st let's get an update from moscow with georgia jabari to tell us what the russians have been saying about the passing of the deadline and what happens next door? so well, we haven't heard any officials make any comments since the dead line came in once. it was a 7 hour ceasefire, which according to the russian defense ministry spokesperson, igor could have shank of the ru

spare live ukraine's prime minister says the remaining forces in maria pole are still fighting and defying the russian demand. city still is not fallen very still. our military forces our soldiers, so they will fight till then. and as for now, they steal our money will. but there is a huge money about a stroke because there is more than 100 civilians which are suffering for more than 40 date of this should monitor in crisis. and this in this message city. and they have no water, no food, no kid knowledge, visit him. and they ask all of our partners to support and how to stop this minute . i've got the stuff in my open door since barra is in moscow with more on the deadline. we haven't heard any officials make any comments since the dead line came in whence this was a 7 hour ceasefire, which according to the russian defense ministry spokesperson, igor put a shank of at the a russians submitted their copy of this agreement that they had at put him force at with it a number of international agencies, including the united nations and the international committee for the red cross. at the defens

. >> that loophole, not only defies federal courts, it is not just the five democrats, it really defiess. it is capable of defying roe v. wade. the reason why this is happening is because one texas republican, including bryan hughes that you just saw, when they crafted the bill, the number one question they had in mind is, how do we go around federal law? they came to the conclusion that by that because in private citizens to enforce the law, by completely absolving the state from any responsibility -- in fact, when you read the law, the state is completely banned from enforcing the law. state legislators are banned from enforcing the law, because they figured out that if ordinary citizens can enforce the law, then it is almost completely impossible to challenge the state in federal courts. what happened is that after bryan hughes that this, it has now caused this national legal trend vigilante that is slowly making its way across the country. there are at least 30 other anti-abortion bills that are specifically copycats of the texas law, according to scholars that we interviewed. >> ca

early on sunday, hundreds of people including opposition mc defied a curfew to protest again. can president to economic crisis, and then these 20 people have been killed in a prison right? in southern ecuador, 800 police officers have been dispatched to the l to re person in the region of clean cut. so those are the headlines. this continues here on al jazeera, after radical, as you stayed with them, so much bye for now. ah, with oh, thank me. a love to watch them as enough. okay. little weird that it will be very, very cold, very chilly morning. but up on our property at total, your ca, mccoy douglas, would find out when they're gonna stop us trade probably. but as to when i talk about 2003 up under the w. w. w. dot bit yes to tribute with k e t many rabo and new being new issues and the students. is it all the views from the streets around now keep boucher informational. conscious messages especially about issues are youth empowerment now fall into extra museum? a probably an interview on or 2 people while you want me. patio lace, my actually my cocker across the board thoug

thousands defied a curfew over the weekend to protest governmental policies.ue to demand that the president quit. our correspondent from colombo. [protestors chanting] reporter: independence square was a rallying point for young sri lankans on monday, and rarely they did, all on a common theme -- enough is enough. the president and his government must resign. >> now it is time we make a stand and stand up for our rights, because this is our future. reporter: protesters planned a major show of strength on sunday here at this monument in colombo built to celebrate shellac is independence from britain in 1948. but instead, their current leaders imposed a curfew, banned any public gatherings, and barricaded all roads that lead to independence square. on monday, university students added their voice to the protests. >> we are doing what we can, standing our ground. we need a better country. >> now they are not going to give in. we are not going to be pacified by this. no minor changes. . we want tangible change. reporter: students at this university also stepped ou

over the weekend they defied a russian order to surrender or die. local police say many civilians including children are also sheltering in the plant. bradley blackburn is in new york with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: diane, good morning. ukraine's foreign minister tells cbs that mariupol effectively no longer exists. it has been so badly bombarded over the last eight weeks. it's just one of several cities in ukraine that are in the cross hairs under russian attack. russia did not let up its offensive on easter sunday, killing five people in the eastern town of kharkiv according to ukrainian officials. ukrainian medics took shelter while trying to help the injured. missiles hit homes, hospitals, and a kindergarten. the city's mayor is telling residents to evacuate, insisting there are no longer any safe places left. russia is refocusing its assault on the east and south after failing to take kyiv. ukraine's foreign minister says the last forces defending mariupol are encircled by the russians. >> the situation in mariupol is both dire mili

and on some of the tougher mornings. >> reporter: defying stereotypes, while as jane points out, stayingthere are women who have sexual relations with their partner well into their 90s. you know, if everything works. >> reporter: for grace, there's a major reckoning on men in her life. >> i've wasted too much time catering to the men in my life. >> i know what this is about. you just want to be with me. >> i do. >> well, like grace i always had a problem of, what do you want me to be? you like golf? i'll learn golf. >> we sort of see grace progress past the need for a man of any kind. >> you can close up shop and still live a very full, authentic, vibrant life. >> reporter: these future friends could not have been more different. lily tomlin grew up working class in detroit. jane fonda was hollywood royalty, daughter of revered film actor henry fonda. when you would talk about your father you'd say, he never brought home the joy of acting. >> yeah, no. my dad suffered from undiagnosed depression. everything was so hard for him. i just sort of thought, well, i don't want to do that. >> my

defi has become complex at this point. core area of engagement for most of the applications being developed on top of web3 currently. what we see now and especially with this new fund is doctrine-based gaming, and what we see as a potential for blockchain-based gaming, is the same opportunity we saw with defi in 2019. it is a unique opportunity to get these game developers that have been developing on consoles and pcs and on mobile the left turn, 20 years, and build on a new form that has advantages that are just not possible in the ecosystems that they are used to today. emily: we will be watching to see where you make your next move, framework ventures founder , michael anderson, thank you for joining us. coming up, hear exclusively from aisha evans, the ceo of the autonomous vehicle company zoox. how she plans on competing with tesla, especially now that elon musk has said they are working on a robotaxi with no steering wheel's or petals. and there are other competitors in this space too -- waymo, cruze. aicha evans up

[000:00:00;00] ah ah, this is the w. news ly from berlin, ukrainian fighters under siege are defying a russian ultimatum to lay down their arms. ukraine has proposed direct unconditional talks with russia to save the lives of soldiers and civilians. still trapped in the city of mario pope. also coming up ukraine, excuse it's dead from mass graves gathering evidence of possible war crimes as relatives watch on, including this mother whose son never came home. and russia says it has successfully carried out a test. lot of its new intercontinental ballistic missile. washington says it is not concerned about this test. and in france, the 2 presidential candidates face offered their only debate before sunday's run of election. president manuel mccall and his far right challenge of marine la pen clash over her links to russia. money. and his record in governing france ah, i'm good. how else as well come to the program? ukraine says it has a proposed negotiations to save those trapped in the besieged port city of mario pope. it comes as a key put in ally says russian troops will have comple

union to sherland canal where all cabinet ministers have resigned as anti government. protesters defied curfew orders. the protesters are calling for the raja pucks, her family, holding the president and prime minister's post to step down. the country is facing its worst economic crisis in decades with shortages of food fuel, and medicine. under chappelle reports across the island, a sudden groundswell of opposition to the roger pots of family and what's widely seen as a man made crisis. protestors defied a government curfew on sunday prompting. she longed his entire cabinet to resign. all 26 members except for the president go to buy roger parker and his brother, the former president. now prime minister may hinder roger boxer. after declaring a 36 hour curfew, the government cut off social media to try and prevent these demonstrations in a suburb of candy protestors. grievances were met with tear gas and water cannon, university students, professionals, mothers and children. all came out despite government orders. i knew it again. oh yeah not. we would like to tell the government that

this is the w news live from berlin will tonight be ukraine's last stand in. mario pope soldiers are defying a russian ultimatums to lay down their arms. this could be our last appeal of our lives. we may be facing our last days, if not ours. the enemy out numbers as tend to wound. the cities defenders are bowing to fight to the end as battles rage across eastern ukraine. also coming up to nights, german foreign minister, angelina barebones, announces that germany will stuff all russian oil imports by the end of this year, and rushes capture of the chernobyl nuclear power plant at the start of the evasion, it had the world fearing. another nuclear disaster, just weeks after the soldiers retreated more dangerous actions may have been taken there will explain, and the biggest turn them in tennis band, russian and bill ruffian players over the war in ukraine. wimbledon organizers saying that the move is in response to unjustified and unprecedented military aggression from russia. ah, i'm bring gov to our viewers watching on p b s in the united states and to all of you around the world. welcome.

but opposition parliament members have defied the curfew to march in the capitol summer, calling for the president to step down. michelle fernandez has this report from colombo emergency regulations are 36 r curfew and special new rules. preventing people from gathering in public places failed to silence people's voices and protests like this. you are hearing the horns behind me all coming together despite the curfew to express their anger and frustration against the current government. i mean, some of the signs, even within this group, it go home, roger boxer with 225. that's not to the 225 representatives in parliament. it says create a we've a go home. got are. these are the sort of tag lines or slogans of this public demonstration that we're seeing across the country are not just here in the capital, colombo, but around the country. now the economic problems that brought shanker to its knees and now directly impacting ordinary sri lankan in the form of skyrocketing prices, of their essential goods, rice doll, milk powder, as well as cooking gas of fuel. even those who have the mo

this is dw news live from berlin will tonight be ukraine's last stand in mario poll . soldiers are defying a russian ultimatum to lay down. there are. this could be our last appeal of our lives. we may be facing our last days if not hours. the enemy out numbers is tend to wound the cities defenders vowing to fight to the end as battles rage across eastern ukraine. also coming up tonight, german foreign minister annually to bear bach, announcing that germany will halt all russian oil imports. by the end of this year and the biggest tournament in tennis bands, russian and bell ruffian players over the war in ukraine, wimbleton organizers say the move is in response to an unjustified and unprecedented military aggression from russia. ah, i bring gov is good to have you with us on this wednesday and we start our coverage with the dire situation in the last ukrainian hold out in the besieged city of mario poll. defenders of the city are warning that it could fall within days if not hours. as russia presses it's offensive across eastern ukraine. ukrainian troops hold up in mario poll, have defie

ignoring or defying the subpoenas from the january 6th committee, handing over documents or coming in to explain why they have any legal argument for defiance. they will potentially be held in contempt tonight, and that leaves a big decision over at the doj. the pressure is ratcheting up in many ways. bennie thompson speaking to this in the last hour. >> we're here for this contempt process today. but the president's own daughter complied with the wishes of the committee. and i would think that if his daughter compied with the wishes of the committee, everyone else should. even the people who worked for him. >> call it the ivanka rebuttal. if it sounds familiar, it's a contrast we've been reporting on, because there is a tale of two batches of witnesses here. donald trump's own family, many aides and allies testifying. ivanka trump, jared kushner, both voluntarily appearing. which would seem to cast doubt on the so-called privilege claims of people further away from donald trump. navarro and bannon don't have nearly the access or roles of the family members who testified. ivanka was r

you can defy constitutional rights, you can defy democratic norms and you can defy democracy as we knowit and that's exactly what is happening. the gop understood that and that is the heart of what i think are all of these different culture war bills. >> and i misspoke saying they have founding a way to end abortion. they won't end it, it will just make it illegal in enough states that they will make it almost impossible for a woman to get an abortion. the distance a woman would have to travel if you can't go to the neighboring state, the distance i think is 666 miles for women in louisiana, florida 575 miles, texas 542 miles. we're talking about women having to travel a long way. and then they are also in some states trying to make it illegal to leave the state to get an abortion. is the anticipation here when you spoke with this gentleman that they feel confident, right, that they're going to be upheld by the supreme court, right? >> completely. in fact already the supreme court had an opportunity to sort of suspend the law and it didn't. and so the question is what message does that

note cnn cannot independently verify the claims but they come after ukrainian forces in mariupol defied russia's ultimatum to surrender today. and tonight we are also learning more about the tense meeting where austria's chancellor confronted vladimir putin about the war's growing carnage. >> i think he is now in his own war logic. he thinks the war is necessary for security guarantees for the russian federation. he doesn't trust the international community. he blames the ukrainians to -- for genocide, genocide in the donbas region. i think he believes he is winning the war. >> and here more details coming out of ukraine tonight. some 100,000 civilians are believed trapped in mariupol. ukraine's president says some 5,000 children there were deported to russia, and there's no evidence where they are now. the regional governor says as many as 22,000 people have been killed in the city since the beginning of the war. ukraine's president admitting the situation in mariupol is bleak but he also says surrendering ground to russia is too great a price to end the war. here is some of his exclus

also coming up. pakistan's prime minister on con, is accused of defying the constitution of the side, stepping into a confidence motion in parliament, hungary prime minister victor or bon faces, a tough challenge from a united opposition in an election, overshadowed by the war, new crane. and they've been dependent on animals for thousands of years. how a changing climate is dramatically impacting livelihoods in somalia. russian missiles have struck now ukraine, southern port of odessa where the countries main navy bases. russia says it destroyed an oil refinery and fuel storage facilities used by ukraine's military. odessa is a focus for moscow as its force is trying to cut ukraine off from the black sea. elsewhere. ukraine is calling on the international criminal court to visit the town of butcher near cave. they say people have been massacred there and what could amount to war crimes. russia continues to deny targeting civilians and insist that its military operation in ukraine remains on track when i speak to a correspondence, stephanie decker, whose line for us in the viv, stepha

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but the proof protested on defying the ban voters in east timor of elected josie ramos horta. as the new leader of the nobel laureate, got more than 62 percent of the presidential vote defeating incumbent francisco garage at a u. k. judge who was formerly approved next. trish in order for wiki leaks found a julian a sorry, it means the decision to expedite him to the us now rests with a bridge home secretary, pretty patel. he's wanted in the us um, spying charges of the publishing thousands of classified documents. and those are the headlines coming up next on al jazeera. it's kimbell with inside story. ah, russia has begun a renewed offensive and in many a calling it the battle for dom voss for what does this new phase mean for the larger conflict? and what is the human? this is inside story. ah hello, welcome to the program on kim vanelle. it's been nearly 2 months since russian forces invaded neighboring ukraine. the conflict has killed countless civilians and displaced millions. now moscow says it's shifting its focus to the east where it's increased its assault and the do

they came for disney, and they're willing to come for disney, for defying the governor on an issue of every other ceo and every company that does the same. now is the time this is to stand up for freedom and democracy in the quote, free state of florida. and defy this fascist move around desantis. >> if you went on with authoritarian looks like, you have it right now coming out of florida. thank you so much for joining us, fernand and lori. ahead, we'll see what happens when georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene was put on the stand and asked about her role in the capitol attack. let's just say, it didn't go over so well. first, the president of ukraine says two members of biden's cabinet are have been heading to kyiv. then he was coming just hours after the runoff of france's presidential election. and tomorrow, on jasmine or something, reports yasmin will talk with ukrainian firefighter, goes by the name, moon fish. that and more at 4 pm eastern, only on msnbc. you're pretty particular about keeping a healthy body. what goes on it... usually. ♪♪ in it... mostly. even what get

while defy has its promise, there is a lot of worry about things that could go wrong.are a consumer thinking about defy, how do you look for the right places to go? >> you are absolutely right. there are two sides of this coin. you have regulations and then platforms that could design products or even decentralized products that are safer. there is a huge component of consumer education around this new realm of finance. >> they had a very spirited take on what is driving crypto investments right now. he said it is foam up. i am curious what your take is on that. is the fear of missing out what is driving all this competition? >> i think that we like to believe -- a greylock, we are trying to make responsible decisions independently about the most important technology platforms of the future. i believe that many of the competitors are smart people. we pay attention to what we are doing but we would never invest because nobody else thought it was a good idea. >> it seems like the metaverse is the next buzz word. it could be the next driver of follow-up. i am curious give

and here on sunday, hundreds of people including opposition, and he's defied a coffee to protest against the unprecedented economic crisis. the government declared a state of emergency after bon transmissions. at least 12 people have been killed in a prison right in the southern ecuador, 800 police officers have been dispatched to the altura prison in the region of coin cap. ecuador, interior minister says the situation is still not under control. at least 6 people had been killed and 12 injured in the shooting in the u. s. state of california. it happened in the early hours of sun dennis center of the state capital sacramento. they say they were multiple shooters. none are in custody. those are the headlines and use continues here after al jazeera what. oh ah . ah, a lot of the delicacy with, with, with a a very bad medina, emergency or a and the legal muslim to v. i am to be, i mean i was should i me now way i knew it was sure that we should adopt the young, the militia hibler in our seminar, in one ditch. we welcome to holly in santa come see some of the all me and i'm the soon as cha

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european autonomy on energy, and this has a name renewal, idaho is going to take her di, but the defied age glide may change and now why geopolitical constraints are going hand in hand. we also discuss about the they said that glory as much as a must, which is that the coming to russian offensive in the east direction, aggression against ukraine, hash to words, to be quality fight. first failure is a big fatal to russian army. they tried to conquer keith and they have been rejected. now they have abandoned inc, if they see that some possible them to take the capitol and they are re, i grouping their drugs on the east and ukrainians are very much convinced that they are going to launch a big offensive into don't bas near by the allergies to basis, the 2nd word is harder. horror. why did russian army left behind? is a civilian scaled. she does as dry discriminated, discriminated bombay as their one that we see on the. they weigh station. we have very much war it by a human consequences of these wal mart you, paul, is a marty city. but what is going to happen in the east and foreign front

says it was part of a plot by what he calls foreign powers. opposition and peace in sri lanka have defied a curfew to march in the capital and demand. the president stepped down the government's declared, a state of emergency out a violent demonstrations of a worsening economic crisis. and explosion at a nightclub and as a by john has killed at least one person more than 30 others were injured in the capital buck who a gas leak has been blamed. people on hungry are casting their ballot said an election, overshadowed by the war, neighboring ukraine. i minister victor or bon is a close ally of russian president vladimir putin. and he's hoping to extend his 12 year term pub. frances is called for more compassion to wood. refugees during a trip to malta, the head of the roman catholic church spent his 2nd and final day on the mediterranean island, with a visit to the grotto of saint paul. he urged europe to show the same welcome to migrants and refugees. as the maltese showed the shipwrecked disciple, that's news taking you back now to al jazeera world. reason study shows with interval diseas

defied all the odds.ed. harley cried, as almost a defiant, "i'm here". and of course, then, well, ijumped in the air — you couldn't — because it was a sign of life. and everything absolutely kicked in. the twins spent 140 days in intensive care and had a series of operations on almost all their major organs. before one operation, jade and steve were told to say goodbye. we quickly arranged a christening because of our beliefs. it felt like a funeral. that was the worst point for me, that was the lowest point. after almost four months in intensive care, jade and steve were able to bring their babies home. at 22 weeks and five days, harley and harry are the most premature twins to survive in the uk, and thought to be the third most premature in the world. definitely feels like a miracle. it definitely does. i think these miracles are happening more often now. i think things are changing, but absolutely. the twins have now been home for a month and are doing well. babies born before 24 weeks are very likely

one by one, singers and musicians in ukraine have defied the russians by using their talent to unite terrified population. >> we love singing. >> reporter: the most famous one is slava, who some call the ukrainian bruce springsteen. >> dignity and freedom are basic values. >> reporter: at the beginning of thevation, slava could have chosen to flee the country. instead, he decided not only to stay, but to visit terrified civilians like these people seeking shelter in a kharkiv subway station. you went to a subway station by yourself where there were many people unannounced, and you started singing. why did you do something like that? "the whole idea, he says, is to help people forget, even if it is for a fleeting moment, about the horror of war. >> imagine somebody like me comes and says, hey, guys, everything is fine. let's sing together. let's have some fun. >> let's forget for a moment that we are at war? >> yeah, this is it. ♪ >> reporter: and so he's visited hospitals like this one in mykolaiv to cheer up victims of a rocket attack, survivors of an air strike at a train straation

[000:00:00;00] ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin. ukrainian fight is under siege, are defying a russian ultimate to lay down their arms. ukraine has proposed direct unconditional talks with russia to save the lives of soldiers and civilians. still trapped in the city of mario pl. also coming off ukraine zooms heads dead from mass graves gathering evidence of possible war crimes as relatives watch on, including this mother whose son never came home. i'm french presents presidential candidates face off in that only debate before sundays run off election. president manuel mccall and his fall right challenger, marine the pen clash over her legs to rush money, and his record in governing france. ah, i'm gabelle, as welcome to the program. ukraine says it has proposed negotiations to save those trapped in the besieged port city of mario paul. it comes as a key putin ally says, russian troops will have complete control of the cities as of style steel plant to day. the seal plant is where ukrainian troops are hold up the last place in mario paul, not yet on the russian controlled soldie

about 2000 ukrainian troops are bunkered inside a steel plant plant defying the ultimatum to give up their city which has been under constant onslaught since the beginning of the war. one of several sources they are targeting a live report is just minutes away from melitopol it back here at home an autistic teenager who disappeared from his family home nearly three years ago has been found alive in utah. the latest coming up. but we begin tonight at the southern border where migrant encounters last month sword in levels not seen more than 20 years some officials fear migration concerns even higher with the title 42 border policy that you could turn away in a plan during the pandemic that expires next month. now firstly go to senior correspondent live in eagle pass texas detail. >> t to in the last couple of days we have seen an increase law enforcement presence over on the other side of the river on the mexican side. flashing red and blue lights. police vehicles patrolling the waterfront. at times we had even spotted a few members of the mexican military. it's hard to gauge if it is

we news line from berlin last stand in money who bought ukrainian forces defy a russian ultimatum to lay down their arms. this could be our last appeal of our lives. we may be facing our last days, if not ours. the enemy out numbers as tend to want. the cities defenders vowing to fight to the very end as battles, rage across east in ukraine. and the criminal spokesman says.

and in sri lanka, people defy a nation wide lockdown meant to 12 days of anti government demonstrations. anger over the countries. crippling economic crisis is fueling the protests. ah, i'm not really sure to have you with us. ukraine says russian troops have either withdrawn or been repelled from the entire region around cave. according to the defense ministry, ukrainian forces have re taken more than 30 towns and villages near the capital. president volota mirrors, the lensky warns he now expects fierce fighting in the south and east of the country. earlier in the week, russia military leadership had declared edward now concentrate its efforts on the don bass region, just a warning to our viewers. this report contains distressing images. off to more than a month of intense fighting, a pin is back under ukrainian control the retreating russian forces, leaving only destruction and death in their wake. this small town stood in the way of the russian advance on keith, a foreign volunteer who help defend it. described how relentless the russian assault was. if booming was so intense, i cou

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his reminder of our top story, ukrainian defenders of the besieged port city of mario pole have defied a russian deadline. to surrender moscow because arrived at moscow has renewed attacks against the 2nd biggest that he car, keith, and also launched missiles at the capitol. keith well that's if you're up to date of next is doubtful. i'll see sim, a bite with people and trucks injured when trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away at the border families playing bomb attacks in syria to these credit owners. we learned demonstrate people fleeing extreme round off counting 200 people around the world.