, whether— be from number 11 downing st, whether -- _ be from number 11 downing st, whether —— whereave to see where that is — lives. we will have to see where that is i— lives. we will have to see where that is. i suspect the opposition parties — that is. i suspect the opposition parties are _ that is. i suspect the opposition parties are not going to want to let this one _ parties are not going to want to let this one goal. as simon was outlining _ this one goal. as simon was outlining there, there are still these — outlining there, there are still these benefits that the chancellor's wife will _ these benefits that the chancellor's wife will receive, especially around inheritance tax. there are already questions — inheritance tax. there are already questions from labour about a given that she _ questions from labour about a given that she has said that she will now start paying tax in the uk on her worldwide — start paying tax in the uk on her worldwide assets, does that mean she will also _ worldwide assets, does that mean she will also pay any tax from previous years. _ will als

i think that is| exactly what the hope will be from number 11 downing st, whether the chancellor —— wherere not going to want to let this one go, because as simon was outlining there, there are still these benefits that the chancellor's wife will receive, especially around inheritance tax. there are already questions from labour, given that she has said that she will now stop paying bash start paying taxes, does that mean she will also pay tax from previous years, that benefit that she received, also questions about how big a benefit was that for the rishi household, so i think those questions will still be where —— swirling around. there is also the issue of the green card. the chancellor has admitted that he had a green card whilst in office. he gaveit a green card whilst in office. he gave it up about six months ago in october of 2021. in order to have a green card for the us, it means your permanent home is there and it means you also have to pay tax on your worldwide assets. we do understand that he did pay some tax to the us. so that's also got a lot of questions attached to it, lik

which clearly leads to some embarrassing checks a position of living in number 11 downing st, your husbandnd treasury coffers in this country and you aren't paying any of it would be between 30—a0% of that £11.5 million a year you get an income from a company... a year you get an income from a company- - -_ a year you get an income from a coman ...~ a ~ ., company... we don't know whether she's paying _ company... we don't know whether she's paying indian _ company... we don't know whether she's paying indian taxes _ company... we don't know whether she's paying indian taxes either, i she's paying indian taxes either, because she could be registered as a tax haven in the cayman islands, the labour party says there now needs to be transparency. find labour party says there now needs to be transnarency-_ be transparency. and of course rishi sunak, we will cover _ be transparency. and of course rishi sunak, we will cover that _ be transparency. and of course rishi sunak, we will cover that in - be transparency. and of course rishi sunak, we will cover that in a - sunak, we will cover that in a

there was fury amongst many uk voters when the claims first came out of staff parties in downing st andhall during lockdown. so, how are the latest revelations being viewed? our correspondent, danny savage, has been to a town in the north of england to gauge the mood. mirfield in west yorkshire — a busy town between wakefield and huddersfield which fell silent during lockdown. an area of northern england where people we spoke to say they stuck to the rules concerning coronavirus restrictions. they shouldn't have broken the rules anyway. they made them. everyone else was adhering to those rules, and they didn't. i think he should resign, personally, yeah. i think he should. he's asking us to obey one rule, and then he's doing something completely different, the opposite. it's not right, it's not fair, it's not british. no point resigning. pay the fine and get on with it, - and obviously don't do it again. - you stuck to the rules? absolutely. they didn't. how does that leave you feeling? well, i'm actually angry. i'm angry. i've never been into politics, but itjust made me so angry. it's

i don't expect him to be quitting number 11 downing st tonight.s he might like, because only this morning he was saying that attacks on his wife's tax status were a smear and she had done nothing wrong but tonight, under pressure, tax status has changed, leading to some conservatives questioning his politicaljudgment. 0ne former cabinet minister said, where was his political brain? is conservative critics are worried this continued focus on his family's tax arrangement at a time when everybody else's taxes are going up is damaging for the supporters say this is the politics of envy and they accuse opponents inside and outside the party hopping out to get him fit up the party hopping out to get him fit up but i think it's a reminder, if any were needed, that political fortunes, just like investments, can rise but they can also fall. thank ou. let's take a look at some of the day's other news. and the man who murdered the primary school teacher sabina nessa has been jailed for a minimum of 36 years. 36—year—old koci selamaj, from albania, drove from

there was fury amongst many uk voters when the claims first came out of staff parties in downing st anddown. so, how are the latest revelations being viewed? 0ur correspondent danny savage has been to a town in the north of england to gauge the mood. mirfield in west yorkshire — a busy town between wakefield and huddersfield which fell silent during lockdown. an area of northern england where people we spoke to say they stuck to the rules concerning coronavirus restrictions. they shouldn't have broken the rules anyway. they made them. everyone else was adhering to those rules, and they didn't. i think he should resign, personally, yeah. i think he should. he's asking us to obey one rule, and then he's doing something completely different, the opposite. it's not right, it's not fair, it's not british. no point resigning. pay the fine and get - on with it, and obviously don't do it again. you stuck to the rules? absolutely. yet they didn't. how does that leave you feeling? well, i'm actually angry. i'm angry. i've never been into politics, but itjust made me so angry. it's like one rule f

they did uncover evidence that there was this breach of the network at ten downing st and there was also the foreign office. , , , ., , office. right, i suppose the question — office. right, i suppose the question what _ office. right, i suppose the question what can - office. right, i suppose the question what can the - office. right, i suppose the i question what can the foreign office, downing street can actually do about these facts? it feels like the cat is out of the bag, isn't it? how do you control this?— control this? one of the questions _ control this? one of the questions i _ control this? one of the questions i have - control this? one of the questions i have gotten| control this? one of the i questions i have gotten in response to this reporting is how diligent was gchq, how diligent was ncsc, and the answer is, you know, i spoke to officials who work on the technical side, and a lot of these are careerfolks technical side, and a lot of these are career folks were very good at theirjobs and who responded swiftly and robustly when they learned about these hacks, but to your

there was fury amongst voters when the claims first came out of staff parties in downing st and whitehalllace while ministers were laying down rules stopping everyone else from socialising. so, how are today's revelations being viewed? 0ur correspondent danny savage has been to the town of mirfield in kirklees, west yorkshire to gauge the mood. mirfield in west yorkshire, a busy town between wakefield and huddersfield which fell silent during lockdown. an area of northern england where people we spoke to say they stop to the rules concerning coronavirus restrictions. thea;r coronavirus restrictions. they shouldn't _ coronavirus restrictions. they shouldn't have _ coronavirus restrictions. they shouldn't have broken - coronavirus restrictions. they shouldn't have broken the - coronavirus restrictions. tue shouldn't have broken the rules anyway. they made them. everybody else was adhering to those rules, and they didn't. t else was adhering to those rules, and they didn't.— and they didn't. i think he should resin, and they didn't. i think he should resign, personally, _ and they didn't. i

and the moment after francis issues apology come down to st. peter's where and celebrate the moment. the work will continue. they say some who traveled to room or former students of the schools themselves. the pain and suffering is very real for them. many delegates are calling for more action from a church. they want indigenous artifacts, kept in the vatican museum, returned in documents from the schools that might reveal other secrets buried in the past. adam rainy or g 0. that can kitty american oscar with the actor will smith has resigned from hollywood motion picture academy after he slapped comedian chris rock, joined the oscar ceremony. it happened after rock made a joke about smith's wife. now the actor walked on stage during the wood 70 and smacked rock in the face. smith went on to with the best actor award for his role in king richard. now he has apologized, but the academy says it will be full with disciplinary proceedings against him. ah, got you on there with lisa hill, rob the reminder of all top stories, the rival science and the navy ain't here. war of agreed to a 2

there has been a lot of bad blood between number ten and number 11 downing st over the past two weeksrd. some people around the chancellor feel boris johnson some people around the chancellor feel borisjohnson was responsible for that. feel borisjohnson was responsible forthat. both feel borisjohnson was responsible for that. both sides deny that. in a weird way the fact they have both been fined has drawn them closer together because they are now in this and if there are more fines for the prime minister or the chancellor, they are very much in this for the duration. six weeks ago when the party gate reports were at their peak, rishi sunak was being talked about as the future prime minister, but this whole thing has not those ambitions for the moment and he is battling down the hatches. the whitehall editor for the financial times with his thoughts on the party gate fine. it really does seem for the moment that we are in a bit of a holding pattern. as i said in my introduction, the prime minister and chancellor have apologised, there does not seem to be a ground swell of conservative

started to get us out of here of damaged and brought to the hospital in session set a railway hospital st down light stayed there for some time and then we were to least from the hospital, least as we get home with my child's health voice and the emergency service magically brought us to this hospital in the neighboring lugens republic. local officials have accused kid forces of resorting to terrorist tactics. after a nitric acid tank was blown up at a hazardous chemicals plant in the city of rebellion. i. now this is a mid to intense fighting between ukrainian and best forces. she has confirmed the explosion, but blamed it on forces of the longest people's republic earlier this week, besides traded blame over the detonation of a hydrochloric acid tank in the same facility. the european union casts blame against russia after a missile hit. a railway station in the city of comma tourist can be done. yes. republic. the incident left at least 50 people killed and about 100 others wounded . ukraine's president vladimir zalinski said that it was a touch k u missile fired by the russian military. bu

prison can't, either through a kinetic way or through radio frequencies, knock that drone down, even though stovering over the yard. >> that's correct. so what do you do about it? right, that's the big question. and you're exactly right. prisons are one of the biggest industries facing this issue today. drones are cheap, easy to fly, and have bigger and bigger payloads. there was over the summer a 50-pound drop in a prison yard that was documented. so the idea is, you need to detect it early and far away enough, just like any security issue to give the security team time to react. once it's over the prison yard, you're too late. and that's what we do is help to detect the drone much further away, giving the security teams time to react. >> and because air space law in the united states is pretty complex, i can't -- well, i could set up your stuff, your equipment in my backyard to detect a drone coming, but i can't do anything about it. the air space above my house is sort of a public venue. >> again, there are certain privacies that you are allowed -- >> particularly under california law. >> r

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so to rarely, hospital st. down lives. they stayed there for some time and then we went at least from the hospital. we use that as we get home with my child's health was and emergency service immediately brought us to this hospital in us. as of russia's top diplomat says that reported killings in the key of suburb of boucher and the international reaction to them are an attempt to derail peace talks disturbing footage of what is said to be civilians. lying dead in the town streets was released by ukraine over the last weekend and quickly circulated in the western media. key of says russia is to blame moscow strongly denies that allegation, was lead new grouping with certain in cranium propaganda has exclusively been inflating hysteria around the video, which as we understand, was filmed by the cranium military in the city of butcher and the key fridge. and the frank orchestration of deceit about the alleged war crimes of the russian military has been proven many times use. the question arises, what is the reason for the ou

. >> supreme court justice sonia sotomayor chi- -- sat down for discussion at washington university in st. louis. she told student to navigate partisanship by listening and educating others with different views. she also urged students to basically engaged in their future endeavors. this is just under one hour. [applause] mr. martin: thank you very much, sir. thank you very much, doctor. isn't this something? justice sotomayor: it's amazing. al

it has already begun to gradually slow down in advance in st. afternoon plus eleven the day after tomorrow + 9 °, and in the middle of the week plus six and every day it will rain in moscow until everything is in the spring scenario. tomorrow plus 17 on tuesday plus 16 on wednesday 12. and on thursday, maybe plus four, and at night minus two, therefore, everyone will be ready for another april joke. april 16, 2015 exact time 13:20 almost the center of kiev degtyarevskaya street, house 58, quiet courtyard children play on the playground. shots will be fired in a second. the well-known ukrainian writer oles buzina will be shot at his own entrance. why where did these people come from? well, who gave birth to these people? well, they are talking about their mother where everyone is looking, it will immediately become clear that this is a demonstrative massacre, when i found out who about what happened, and then i was driving in a car, i stopped, and with my wife my wife cried when she saw these footage of her. well, she was just in shock. she just

down. just yesterday st.dent james bullard insisted interest rates should be at 3-3.5% by the end of this year. so look at the 10-year yield, right now it's at 2.7 724 -- 2.724%. let's bring in sheila bair. she's the woman at the helm of the -- she was the woman at the helm of the federal deposit insurance corporation from 2006-2011, and she steered the ship during the 2008 financial crisis. now she runs fannie mae as the chairwoman. sheila, you sounded the alarm bells prior to the subprime mortgage meltdown in 2008. how loud is your internal alarm ringing this time? >> yeah. well, first, i don't run fannie mae, i'm on the board -- [laughter] i want to make sure -- liz: you get to be the magnanimous overseer, right? >> and i'm here, i've got all my disclaimers, i'm here in a personal capacity. well, i am concerned. i think that the fed's catching up, and i fever that after waiting too long, they're going to swing the pendulum too far the other way. everybody's expecting a 50 basis point increase at their next

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they're on the they're not on the mend and the longer they're on the move o, please st down on june husband and i am reminded of senator duckworth introduced her to 11 year old vivian vivian bebe. i saw this woman who just died. the secretary of state used to have an expression. she said we are the essential nation. the first lady's husband contraction covid. but look at this room and whatnd you see. on that's right [laughter] that's r she's fine. i have a second place. the first gentleman and a poundg of ukrainian people, the proud ,proud people pound for pound,, ready to fight with every inch of ur-energy they haveha and don't forget come on , man. are you a ? ma those truths to be self-evident. all men and women created equal that by the thing. oh , you know the thing. look at this compilation put together by the rnc. think of it and ask yourself the question the honest question is he up to the job? the toughest job in the world being the president of the united states. with the nature not with the political coverage looks some political players, some . let me ask you first. >> it's clea

. >> my friend from california who came down to st.charles patriciaish and went on an air bus tour, he mentioned a few things that it's worth getting balanced news and information into the record. he said fossil fuel dependency is a problem. the biden administration said that developing countries are going to need between 44 and 80% increase in natural gas. developed countries are going to need between 31 and -- 31 to 58% for developed countries. they said you're going to see an increased demand in global energy of 50% over the next 28 years. so i, too, and i have told you this before. i too would love to make everything magically run on pix sit dust. i would. but right now, that's not possible. the biden administration says it. so we have shown before that if we stop producing all that happens that other countries produce and they do it with greater emissions. we can't go day vise strategies designed on nothing. we cant do that. so madame chair, you just spoke for two minutes without any recognition. i'm asking for the same courtesy.

s. states senator bruce marx at st. brussels will double down on antique moscow sanctions, certain congress in europe to depend on russia an oil gas. i would emphasize for now. i think that would you're going to see, as you're gonna see a change in energy policy in these european countries, germany, hungary, and i think that you're going to see a much lesser dependence on russell oil and gas going forward. i think they're either going to source or oil and gas, you know, eventually from other countries. or i think that you're going to see a change from dependence on oil and gas to the other energy. i think that the economic consequences of the sanctions will really have minimal effect on the west . and i think that they'll have a much more significant impact on russia. i think that you're going to say, no russian companies being able to western stock exchanges in europe in london, in the united states. i think their access to capital is going to be significantly decreased the reference to polish prime minister earl player will. you know, it's slightly supported right now because of the actio

pretty clear it is fair to say that there has been a lot of tension between number ten and number 11 downing sting that is likely to create a vacancy that is likely to create a vacancy that he might then conceivably be in a position if not to come back to, but at least two act as kingmaker for someone else. the calculation that rishi sunak _ for someone else. the calculation that rishi sunak has _ for someone else. the calculation that rishi sunak has to _ for someone else. the calculation that rishi sunak has to make - for someone else. the calculation that rishi sunak has to make is i for someone else. the calculation i that rishi sunak has to make is what would his resignation achieve and i should say that i think both boris johnson and rishi sunak should resign because of the serious nature of what has been found to have happened by the police but for rishi sunak the reality, it won't be a moral calculation, but as you hinted, a political calculation, and the reason why it is pretty unlikely to happen is that i think if he resigns, i still find to happen is that i think if he resigns, istil

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st. petersburg, they don’t throw words or money down the drain commendably.a good word for you in glavka, so you can try on the general's epaulettes. thank you dear general. excuse me when you have a meeting with the general that you are like a stung exhale the general got his money left quite satisfied with our work a long time ago i'll try to be on time. got out of the car. hands on the roof, what's the matter, it's you , uncle vasya, fucked up, if the crooks were going to give such money, the general also thought of the colonel, what's happening, i don't understand, the general is not real that hands with his back to me officer, guys, the criminal works colonel. you jumped. i understood everything. he has nowhere to go from here quickly. where is the second one? it 's better than running, you don't want to get into the car at all. like this. fasten not only came from one comrade colonel, he periodically turned such cases under checks in organs. this is an ideal opportunity to divorce us all, but his accomplice gave me when i stopped by to drink tea with hi

so i found myself going down to florida and st. petersburg and sarasota. and i went in and hung out with them and spent time and wrote the profile of him. he was a piece of work. the only thing i'll tell you, brian, he grew up in butte, montana. and his early money he made as a kid was they had a live cougar in montana and a pit and they would take a bike and he would ride over the cougar and kids would give him money. then he started, you negotiation once you do a stunt like that, people want it more. do it further. and he got that -- started with motorcycles and became a great motorcyclists and then started making money as a daredevil. and particularly caesars palace in las vegas had him do this extraordinary, unbelievable jump over the fountains. and this is a day without protective helmets and equipment. he broke every bone in his body. i mean, he was -- his body was shattered. yet, he came back. and he kept doing stunts. so add my age, again, when i grew up evil knievel was pretty well known sports figure. he kind of created extreme sports. mentioning

car, contrib to 34 points of the war is cruising to victory and mondays game and i'm going down 826-2106. golden st needs the best. a 7, a reason to know and that is the 1st half or look at my step and body. so good. 0 to kind of get this and spies and you make certain shots. it feels a little different. little bit more know launch more, more emotion kind of comes out, especially with the lay off those nice feeling. the dallas mavericks. several vast series of nissan. johns. thank so career high point 41 by jalen. brunson, the mass, taking this 110 to 100 for the seas meeting game 3 of the series on saturday. the philadelphia $67.00 is taking control of the class for the 20s. they need the theory to know thanks to a 104 points to 97 when on monday. so m v was just for the home side with 31 points on the night. very upset. now moving on to major league baseball, where freddy freeman had quiet today against his former team, as the soldiers took on the atlanta braves. freeman who played for 12 years with the brace was given a war reception by his old colleagues. also, his shock move any show the reign

st. petersburg. we actually let them down. a no-fly zone would have definitely stopped all this massacre going on now. guest: thank you for the thought. many people shared it. the view of nato -- we are matched up with nato and the european union on this. that is a change from our last administration which pushed nato away. the elected view was that that was too risky. not just because of nuclear war, because of the fact that planes would have to take off from airports inside nato countries. that would involve nato in the war. ukraine is not a nato member and there are better ways to do this. that view is being debated. yesterday we agreed to get helicopter to ukraine which can take off and land in ukraine. one thing putin did do was destroyed most of the airfields in ukraine. if there were plans -- if there were plans taking off from europe flying into ukraine, it would be hard to imagine where they would land and refuel. at any rate, hindsight is always better. should we have believed ukraine would be this effective, i would

down towards waco and austin, texas. basically anywhere you see this green color has the potential for some strong to severe thunderstorms. but really the focal point will be this yellow area here, chicago, stlouis stretching down to little rock, damaging winds, large hail yet again like we saw yesterday and, yes, even a few tornadoes. here is the thing. we got those showers and thunderstorms on going, but you'll really start to see the bulk of the severe storms begin this afternoon and continue into the evening hours. so again, it could even be one of those things where afterdark you still have to make sure you get a way to get your watches and warnings especially before you go to bed. we talked about this. it's a multi-day event. it's not just today. we have a second system arriving on sunday. the focus then really becomes that target point around the oklahoma and texas panhandles as well as portions of colorado and new mexico. by monday, we start to see that shift a little farther to the east, but also spread north. so unfortunately you're even talking some of the same communities that were hit last night now getting a secondary round of severe tomorrows yet again on monday. so, here is

down to waco and austin, texas, have the potential for strong to severe thunderstorms. the target point for some of the biggest storms likely this yellow shaded area you see here. so that includes chicago, st. louis stretching down towards little rock, arkansas. damaging winds, large hail, very similar to what we saw yesterday. yes, even some isolated tornadoes still possible today. as we mention, while there are on going storms right now, the bulk of the severe thunderstorms will develop this afternoon and continue into the evening hours as the storm progresses east ward. this means if you were in some of these affected areas tonight, please make sure you have a way to get those emergency alerts before you go to bed, just in case a watch or warning may come out after you go to sleep. this is a multi-day event because we have several different systems. tomorrow we have a secondary system that will mainly impact texas and oklahoma. by monday, it begins to spread north and also east ward with those potentials. so here is a look at the two systems. this is the first one impacting areas of midwest today, shifting east. then by the time we get into sunday, there's that second dare low pressure

of march. china is financial hub has been battling a surgeon cove at 19 cases, the series of st locked downs. now, nearly half of the cities 25000000 people are allowed to leave their homes. but only in neighborhoods considered control or prevention areas of thursday, shanghai reported more than 18000 new cases and another 8 death have been food and medicine shortages reported throughout the cities, locked down the most people relying on home deliveries which are hard to come by on kong, impose some of the wells toughest restrictions earlier this year to being hit by a 5th wave of current of virus infections that from thursday they being relaxed. restaurants will reach out to serve guests until 10 pm and has fellows and jims can reopen it. critic say, it's too late for some businesses and the territories covered 19 policy needs to change. adrian brown reports from hong kong. the one of the world's most congested cities, the partial realization of cobra. 1900 restrictions couldn't come sooner. families have been rushing into theme parks, savoring a semblance of normality. it's more than a 100

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st. louis, asking her how the pens, plans are going down with voters. april here feel that anne marie le pen has indeed managed to depict herself as the candidate closest to the people in it. she's been campaigning through france, from market to market town to town over the past few months, telling people exactly that message that she will help people make ends meet. and that's why her ratings went up over the past few months. but until the 1st on of waiting, that is because after the 1st renovating, have people start to look at her program a bit more closely. and they realize that all these measures she's putting on the table will actually be financed through taking away money from those people. that don't have french nationality and that her overall program is also based on discrimination against non french nationals. so that's why then people actually thought some of them at least thought it might not be such good idea to vote for marina pain. at least when you listen to the polls, the, the current polls as she has gone down again in them. and my cal

baltimore orioles got their first win of the season beating the brewers at camden yards and down in stho switched the final two innings of a 13-2 loss look at that play, provided that moment, that's an outfielder making an outfielder play off the mound. sliding feet first on a 31 mile an hour breaking ball to make an incredible catch in front of the dugout. here are the doomsday als east standings. jays and the rays as predicted on this show running away with the division. >> of course. >> the 0's and the sox down in the cellar. >> by the way, one more prediction that "morning joe" otb is right. by the way, i have to say, lemire, the red sox only have one win so far, but, man, what a win that was. we ought to recount that one like for the next two hours because we've got two hours and seven minutes left. >> we've got nothing. okay? >> we will hang our hats on that victory. it's the only one we may have for a while. yeah, the bats in detroit ice cold. ryan brasier sowed the same pitch to bez three times. the third time he didn't miss it. the yankees bats have gone quiet facing the blue

stocks and i asked this question because it seems like no matter what the scenario for ratdes, st stocks go down >> for the last 13 years it has been the opposite way. and guy said this all of the time every time the market sold off it is a great buying opportunity. and the point i was making a couple of minutes ago, i think we're going to be having this conversation a lot over the next few months an the s&p, if you're not a stock picker and just tune in for tim's great hair or guy's good looks and you're just long or something like that, then you're only down 7.5% after the s&p was up 26% last year not so bad given everything that we know. >> well i think if we get there, those higher rates because the economy is moving along, because people are still employed and pmi is up and that is a no case scenario and i think stocks could do better even with the fed tightening. >> inflation is running rampant. >> that is not as good >> and was that blue -- >> i didn't know >> ben stiller. >> zoolander. >> should i try again? >> yeah, do it again >> don't you have a bandana or something. >> somewhere in m

st. louis stretching down to memphis, little rock, even all the way back into waco and austin, texas, allooking at the potential for some more severe storms today. damaging winds, again some very large hail and, yes, even some tornadoes all possibilities today with this next round of severe weather as that line continues to push east. again, you have the storms on going this morning. but the bulk of the severe thunderstorms will really ramp up this afternoon and continue into the evening. but it's a multi-day event. take a look, sunday we have the next system that arrives. the focus here becomes texas and oklahoma. then by monday, we start to see that shift a little farther north and even to the east, ladies. this is going to be something we're going to have to continue to watch in the coming days. >> all right, allison chinchar, thank you so much. ♪ >>> all right. now to the war in ukraine where russian forces are intensifying their attacks in the east. but ukrainian forces say they are holding off the russian assault on several fronts. ukraine saying its forces fought off 14 russian att

st. john's, we set to sit down for talks with prime minister, new ranger modi, of correspondence r c t to thing explains what's expected from the meeting. we are expecting that there, i mean, it's still borders. johnson, although he has said that he is not going to next, you're probably not in there will be on your grade as russia, but we are expecting graham, and it's still about his johnson to explore. i'll put these 2 slot drains relationship with india. read to bobby and perhaps especially in do major sectors which is defend and emerging because that is a certain viewpoint in the u. s. and, and in the u major country that india also needs to rally behind b. jim ok, take countries as against russia in the ongoing crisis where ukraine, so we are expecting that. i mean, what is john? so he's going to not finish you guys, but he's going to explore opportunities where he can push india in a different direction from russia. rich, india actually enjoys a strict, a jig partnership and corporation, and has so thought being a neutral plan has abstained from warping against russia in the united

. >> what about chinese economic st we continue to weigh down.nk we have a september 2021 low against the u.s. dollar. what is the trajectory for the you want? what is changed? >> we asked is it a safe haven currency? certainly in the last few weeks, that is not the case. the chinese yuan is weakening because of self conflicted -- self-inflicted wounds. they are aiming for a zero covid outcome. we know from everywhere else in the world even in countries like australia and new zealand, you cannot get zero covid. they are going for that. the economy is down because of their restrictions, but we do not think the restrictions are going to last another six or seven months. i think the virus will spread, but the economy will rebound strongly. we could be seeing a replay of companies -- countries like america where you get a lot of stimulus then that leads to a pickup in inflation. >> where do you see the chinese you want, what is the level? we have on the other side a strong trade surplus not to mention capital flows. could these be reversed if we cont

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. >> supreme court justice sonia sotomayor sat down for discussion at washington university in st. louis. she told student to navigate partisanship by listening and educating others with different views. she also urged students to basically engaged in their future endeavors. this is just under one hour. [applause] mr. martin: thank you, sir. thank you very much, doctor. isn't this something? justice sotomayor: it's amazing. all of you should know that he has prepared about 15 questions. and they were also good. so i am going to be as surprised as all of you are at what questions he picks, ok? mr. martin: before our university's history and our nations history. and on behalf of all the students, faculty, and staff, we are so pleased you are with us today. i also want to thank all the people who made this possible. your office, all of your security folks, our events team, everybody at student affairs, this was an extraordinary team effort and i'm so proud of the way in which our teams have pulled together to make this possible. and, of course, i want to thank you. justice sotomayor:

down. that's the size of miami, st. louis, kansas city and durham, north carolina. and it's going to be far more than that without title forty two in place and with the welcome sign up. so i just can't believe that the dhs secretary mayorkas would seem almost blasé about this situation. i mean this is a crisis on top of a crisis and we always talk when we talk about this in the context of the fact that there are people who end up being, you know, dying in this process trying to come here, people who end up being trafficked, people who end up in terrible situations are human beings. but they are coming here believing that somehow they will be allowed to cross over and they're being trafficked by coyotes. and we know other things are flooding across the border too. how in the world do we get a hold on this? because when republicans are in charge or democrats are in charge of capitol hill, nobody seems to be able to move the ball on cleaning up this mess. it's totally true . it's a nightmare. i got to say my caucus isn't blasé. but again, it's a legal thing if you don'