was ellen?seven years later, we don't have the actual crime scene. at that time, they would have seen blood streams from where he first got shot to where the body was laying, to where the bullet projectiles had stopped. >> ellen claimed that mike woke her up yelling and they fought in the family room where mike slept. >> i'm in the middle of the family room and he's about as as far as you and i facing me. >> what happened? >> he stepped forward and i start shooting. >> using creative detective work, wilson had an idea. he remembered something that michael, ellen's son had mentioned in his interview with police. something about a stereo speaker. >> apparently not all of the bullets hit him. another went through a speaker, like the bottom of a speaker. i still have that speaker. >> the detective went back to the house with michael. asked him to show where the speaker was positioned on the floor and where it was in relation to where mike slept and detective wilson came to this hypothesis. >> it app

>> ellen degeneres, the comedian, was about to come out.ehensible that abc, now owned by disney of all companies, is going to feature ellen as coming out of the closet. it won't be long before god knows what, you know. bestiality, incest, who knows. >> we were getting bomb threats. disney was really getting a lot of flack for even thinking about having a coming-out episode with ellen. >> i'm 35 years old. i'm so afraid to tell people. i mean, i just -- susan, i'm gay. >> ellen coming out was a huge moment for me personally because, you know, i was a closeted gay guy. gay child at that time. and it was the bravest thing i saw. >> that felt great. that felt so great. >> initial report suggests abc made a bundle on ellen's highly publicized outing on national tv last night. the broadcast was accompanied by coming-out parties all around the country, including one in birmingham, alabama, where the local abc station refused to broadcast the show. >> she did a great thing. she was brave. >> i made the decision that i wasn't going to live my life a

witness history spoke to activist ellen gabrielle.., , gabrielle. to see the states auoin in gabrielle. to see the states going in -- _ gabrielle. to see the states going in -- the _ gabrielle. to see the states going in -- the tanks - gabrielle. to see the statesl going in -- the tanks coming going in —— the tanks coming in, we even had the flyerjets fight over us. the mood was very tense. this is all for a golf course, this is all for some group of rich people, the elite and their playground. like many other indigenous peoples, we call the earth our mother, the place where our ancestors rest. it's extremely important. they wanted to extend their nine hole golf course into an 18 hole golf course, but at the same time, they also wanted to dig up our burial ground to extend their parking lot. we set up a blockade on a secondary dirt road. at that time, the majority of people who are at the barricades were women. our plans come from our mothers, and they were the ones who were supposed to protect the land, and is the duty of the men to

let's listen and commission president found ellen. you were in that conference call with us president joe biden. he expects an imminent attack by rasa on ukraine. where does europe, where does the you draw the red line at this moment in time? so we are completely aligned with our friends and partners. united states, the u. k. and canada, on the very simple fact that in case there's any further military aggression by russia against ukraine, we will respond with severe consequences of massive costs for russia. and here, there is a complete alignment. we still hope that diplomacy has not spoken his last word. we hope for the best, but we are prepared for the worst the assessment at the moment is that russia's trying to create a pretext to actually respond to something that happens in ukraine. this is potentially hybrid will fair. so when would be the moment that the you have a decide has to decide to take action? well actually, if you look at the past week's month and for ukraine even years, that's been constant hybrid attacks. for examp

so thank you very much. [ applause ] >> thank you, ellen. truly a transformative individual with no lack of passion. and i have to tell you just a quick story when i first met ellen, we met through our common interest in cancer. and i'll never forget this because she called me up and said, i don't know you, but i would like to know more about the way you think about cancer. she said, will you meet me for lunch? i said, sure. in washington. i went into the restaurant, and i said, i'm here to see ellen siegel, and they said, let me take you to the siegel table. i thought, oh, my god, she has her own table? that was very impressive, all i have to say. ellen and marlene malek and friends of cancer research are without a doubt a real gift to cancer research because many of the policy issues that you've seen and heard talked about here today have come out of friends of cancer research and it's been my pleasure to be on the board since it was founded and it's really made a difference. i want to thank the organizers for inviting us and i really am l

and we'll take a look at ellen mosques, interplanetary ambitions, the billionaire businessman says he's competent, his face sex company will launch its powerful starship rocket this year. ah. hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. you asked present joe biden is urging all americans to leave ukraine immediately saying he will not send troops to rescue americans if russia invades that warning comes as russia and neighboring bell roofs carry out joint military drills. now this is why moscow's recent show of force has the west, so alarmed more than a 100000 russian troops have been moved to positions close to the border with ukraine. and russia has now said to another $30000.00 or so soldiers to battle roost just to the north, while with diplomatic efforts going on here in berlin. for one point parrot point of agreement is that moscow will, it says withdraw its troops from battle roost. once those maneuvers are over, the russian defense ministry released these images of live, fire drills and heavy armor. the military is of russia and belarus operating as one . it's not just ukra

ellen: absolutely. talking about core inflation here, what we are looking for is not just for inflation to stop moving higher, which we are not at the peak yet, but when we start to get the february data in march, that we would start to come off that peak. one reason why we have gotten more and more confident in the forecast that that will turn later this quarter is that we can see that the inventory building is going on. it is a slow process and it is not super broad-based, but it is going on. companies are telling us they are able to build inventories. companies are telling us some of those cost pressures are starting to ebb. that does not mean costs are not still rising, but that they are rising at a slower pace. that is really what you look for in the inflation data. we are not looking for declines in price levels. we are looking for the growth rate in those price levels to slow. our global supply chain index turns in the fourth quarter, and that leaves cpi -- that leads cpi by several months. all o

and we decided to, to have to ellen g, flexible reserves and to build them in as soon as we can well, this is jasmine is the, the worked german spell by guns, economics minister, habit. i want to thank very much for all of his efforts. got wasn't woods was did not been because what was necessary in short term can be connected to what we needed long term any way to achieve a successful transformation. and ellen g terminal, where natural gas comes to today can take on green hydrogen tomorrow, or not really good bye. and naturally was the high energy prices. are things we need to look at. putins war has visit, hiked up these prices and that's why this week we've put together a package easier to ease this burden. we.

and we decided to, to have to ellen g, a ball reserves and to build them in as soon as we can on the switches, when is the, the work german that's bubba, guns, economics minister, habit. i want to thank very much for all of his efforts. got wasn't woods was do not been because what was necessary in short term can be connected to what we needed long term any way to achieve a successful transformation. and ellen g terminal, where natural gas comes to today can take on green hydrogen tomorrow or not truly by deborah. and naturally was the high energy prices are things we need to look at putins war, has this up hiked up these prices and that's why this week we've put together a package. ya. i know, to ease this burden, we has, we're giving increased aid for me. we've got a heating support for low earners and music for pensioners and we will be looking at how to ease this burden on our citizens. littleton does not. our message is clear on the will to the citizens and the companies in country will not be left alone in this difficult time. ladies and gentlemen, because the change that putin

and we decided to have to ellen g, flexible reserves, and to build them. then as soon as we can well, the solution is the, the wrecked german style by guns economics minister, habit i want to thank very much for all of his efforts. got wasn't woods was do not been because what was necessary in short term can be connected to what we needed long term any way to achieve a successful transformation. and ellen g terminal, where natural gas comes to today can take on green hydrogen tomorrow or not truly by deborah and naturally was the high energy prices. are things we need to look at. putins war has visit, hiked up these prices, and that's why this week we've put together a package your i know to ease this burden. we has we're giving increased aid for me. we've got a heating support for low earners and before pensioners, and we will be looking at how to ease this burden on our citizens. littleton just got our message is clear on people to the citizens and the companies in country will not be left alone in this difficult time. ladies and gentlemen, because the c

and we decided to, to have to ellen g, flexible reserves and to build them in as soon as we can well, this is jasmine is the, the work german that's by guns, economics minister habit. i want to thank very much for all of his efforts. got wasn't, once was did not been because what was necessary in short term can be connected to what we needed long term any way to achieve a successful transformation. and ellen g terminal, where natural gas comes to today can take on green hydrogen tomorrow or not truly like goodbye and naturally was the high energy prices are things we need to look at. putins war has visit, hiked up these prices, and that's why this week we've put together a package easier to ease this burden. weight has we're giving increased aid for me. we've got a heating support for low earners and big for pensioners, and we will be looking at how to ease this burden on our citizens. old little camp is gone. our message is clear on people to the citizens and the companies in country will not be left alone in this difficult time. ladies and gentlemen, because the change that putin ha

and ellen g terminal, where natural gas comes to today can take on green hydrogen tomorrow or luckily, bye goodbye. and naturally was the high energy prices are things we need to look at . putins war has this up hiked up these prices and that's why this week we've put together a package easier to ease this burden. we has. we're getting increased aid for me. we've got a heating support for low earners and big for pensioners and we will be looking at how to ease this burden on our citizens. old little temp is gone. our message is clear on people to the citizens and the companies in country will not be left alone in this difficult time. ladies and gentlemen, because the change that putin has undertaken doesn't just affect our country. it affects europe as a whole. and this also means there are opportunities and challenges the challenge is to as sustainably strengthens silver entity of the european union. the opportunity is that we can join forces in a way that we have shown we are able to do and see, for example, the package of sanctions for germany. and for all other you members dates t

that she helped so dear rod to the south they were friends and family thought are the happiest. >> ellenlike a long lost cousin. we both came from vietnam. we even have the same last name. >> energetic, happy, passionate. she wanted everyone to learn how to ride, especially women. she was an amazing volunteer. >> stunned by her passing, riders hope that this event would be to cities making roads safer for cyclists. >>> in other headlines tonight, one of the bigger ones is the fact that is going to be mighty cold. relatively speaking. >> california cold. >> we have gotten so conditioned to 80 degrees that when it is 65 -- we're going back to average tomorrow for the thing about it, it will be so fast. it's kind of turning like that. whether whiplash to get us into this return of what february should have felt like all along. a pretty view from the top of the tower looking down on the transamerica pyramid. you can see the clouds filling in over the city were temperatures rain are pretty typical for this time below 50s couple of upper 40s and we not getting too cold tomorrow morning. in ter

kristen: and who is mary ellen pleasant?ary ellen pleasant, she is the mother of civil rights in california. . she actually is the reason why the trolleys were desegregated. and she had an amazing life. she is one of the wealthiest people in san francisco at the time, which is an accomplishment for anyone, but certainly for a black woman in the 1800s. just an amazing woman. kristen: you also have william cobb and josephine cole. they were educators. fred: yes. kristen: and there is a personal reason for that? fred: yes, that's correct. my mother was a teacher for many years. and i have also had my life very affected and influenced by teachers. so they are close to my heart. kristen: they are certainly unsung heroes. talk about how you went about creating each of those pieces. fred: there was a great deal of research that went into it. you see one page and each page probably has a minimum of like 50 hours of research and reams of paper behind it. what i did was i did a search on black history in san francisco, and came up wit

and we decided to have to ellen g, flexible reserves, and to build them. then as soon as we can we'll miss wilson's minister, the worked german and not spell by guns, economics minister habit. i want to thank very much for all of his efforts that wasn't once was do not been because what was necessary in short term can be connected to what we needed long term any way to achieve a successful transformation. and ellen g terminal, where natural gas comes to today can take on green hydrogen tomorrow or not truly, bye good bye. and naturally was the high energy prices are things we need to look at. putins war has this up hiked up these prices and that's why this week we've put together a package. your i know, to ease this burden, really has we're giving increased aid for me. we've got a heating support for low earners and big for pensioners and we will be looking at how to use this burden on our citizens. littleton does not. our message is clear on people to the citizens and the companies in is country will not be left alone in this difficult time. ladies and ge

post operative care is very important as well. 40 year old ellen talk has come in for a post op check up. the lease of surgery on her eyes was performed by professor daniel cope. he used the logic method, which involves cutting into the very front layer of the cornea. the surgeon creates a flap and opens it like a lid. then a 2nd. glaser re shapes the cornea underneath the flap. finally, the flap is closed again and sealed in place. it's been 6 weeks since ellen's procedure blue. hadn't i never felt any discomfort like there was something in my eye or that my eyes were dry right from the beginning. it was a perfect result. thinking. laser procedures have been around for decades with constant advances in technology. long term studies on the logic method have revealed that more than 95 percent of patients who undergo the procedure are satisfied. but there is no guarantee of a lifetime of good vision. you'd have meant could in middle age, everyone start to develop pres, be opiates assist, where the eyes gradually lose their ability to focus on nearby objects. that's when people start to

it's been 6 weeks since ellen's procedure blue. i hadn't, i never felt any discomfort like there was something in my eye or that my eyes were dry right from the beginning. it was a perfect result. again, laser procedures have been around for decades with constant advances in technology . long term studies on the logic method have revealed that more than 95 percent of patients who undergo the procedure are satisfied. but there's no guarantee of a lifetime of good vision. you'd have meant could in middle age, every one starts to develop, pres, be opiates assist, where the eyes gradually lose their ability to focus on nearby objects. that's when people start to need reading glasses. laser surgery can't prevent that is a font that to tennis player honest dido, her surgery went well to doctor vine of id. phung used the smile method for her laser eye surgery. the entire procedure took less than 15 minutes. this isn't her sex management. often the small incision is still open, which means she won't be able to drive for the next few hours,

it's been 6 weeks since ellen's procedure blue. i hadn't, i never felt any discomfort like there was something in my eye or that my eyes were dry right from the beginning. it was a perfect resolve. again, laser procedures have been around for decades with constant advances in technology . long term studies on the logic method have revealed that more than 95 percent of patients who undergo the procedure are satisfied. but there's no guarantee of a lifetime of good vision. you'd have meant could in middle age, every one starts to develop, pres, be opiates assist, where the eyes gradually lose their ability to focus on nearby objects. that's when people start to need reading glasses. laser surgery can't prevent that is a font that to tennis player honest dinah, her surgery went well to doctor vine of id fung, use the smile method for her laser eye surgery. the entire procedure took less than 15 minutes. this isn't her sex management. often the small incision is still open, which means she won't be able to drive for the next few hours,

let's bring in ellen voya, president and ceo of the trucking women association.ack. give us an update, how is trucking recruitment getting better? >> more women are coming into the industry, but we were thrilled that in the president's bipartisan infrastructure bill that there were actually two diversity initiatives included. and as the press secretary mentioned, one is called the women in the work force act, and that's to create a women in trucking advisory committee. this was introduced by senator moran in kansas, and so i asked my start, tammy baldwin, to sign, it was very bipartisan, and then my congressman, mike gallagher, into dis'sed it in the house as well, and it was signed into law. we should be hearing in the coming weeks who will actually be serving on that committee. arthel: that's great when you have bipartisan cooperation. of course, you advocate for female truckers, you encourage women to get behind the wheel. how's your true recruitment going with your company? >> actually very well. more and more women are coming into the trucking industry. duri

i know my company ellen saw crane scow last spring and she wore the mean he's a leasing was too green. you know, lancer yes, i mostly petition ukraine la la. it's a is ringing at the cosign english? no. but he's in the on the printer though. sure. yes, yes, but he said yes. of filling in. ok. so just a little of chivalry did was on had was submitted to initial associated with les fuller there. but a sense of what it is there is some set the loan of some inch there's from where just a normal for the point of it until some of us that are slow, yet she burst use a visa, a garage restaurant, music to my set up because normally, nino, maybe 7th grade, i mean is the reason when he's a reasonable guess without you big rush out last lot jason, there was the minute eskoville. not grad school. g. tom. we need you to pro union bond, give me a date and wanted to me at the the, some of us with us as a resource to not these sure. let me give you some, i saw that. i want to get up with that both of you. what's it the quarter if but incipient or she, guardiola? mia did not know fleet b or d b a anoth

it didn't take much time for her to have a lasting impact on those fortunate enough to meet her. >> ellenruck she loved ride a bike and wanted to help others connect to the sport as well. she was an experienced writer who others looked to for guid

g, an arctic ellen g 2 projects. russia is china's 2nd biggest oil supplier after saudi arabia. and about 40 percent of supplies flow through the east siberia pacific pipeline. that was financed by chinese loans. and the economic ties go beyond the energy supply. russia in china's bilateral trade hit a record on your high of more than a $146000000000.00 in 2021. that's far higher than moscow's overall trade with the united states. but still less and with the e. u rushes trade with the block reached more than $220000000000.00 in 2021, almost $1.00 times the size of russian chinese trade or back to robin mills, chief executive officer of commerce, energy in dubai. robin, what do you make of this deal? is this a sign that beijing is willing to support russia as economy against possible sanctions? from the west? i said in a more limited way than this, you know, chinese guesstimate has been growing very strongly trying to secure the supplies liquefied natural gas prices among the high the markets quite tight. so this is certainly of a challenge with china, and this is a more limited

alan wald is -- ellen wald is joining us a little later on. 8:30 a.m., how does this feed into inflationdo we see a peak in inflation? we get this as some of the inflation expectations over the next two years start to come down a little bit. when you spoke earlier about how important every inflationary read is, i couldn't agree more. it's a jumpy market. the treasury market is rising to the highest level since march, 2020. the banking committee will vote on moving forward the confirmation of jay powell as fed chair. sarah bloom raskin is highly controversial and lisa cook and philip jefferson for the board of governors. how much pressure when joe manchin is leading the charge and pointing a finger at the federal reserve to tackle inflation head on? we all have a responsibility that all is possible to manage our debt and he talks about economic pain stemming from the federal reserve waiting. how much does this affect how much they should -- who they should vote on? jonathan: from the nato secretary general, the first headline sites moscow for cautious optimism and that's reflected in the

ellen segel.riends, as the organization is known as an advocacy organization based in washington, d.c.. drives collaboration among partners for every health care sector to power advancing science and policy and regulation and speed lifesaving treatment to persons. she is with ellen -- she's on the board of the empty anderson cancer center and duke university, chair of mary mount university in virginia. she also played a vital role in both conceding a conference and bringing it here to the nixon library. about two years ago -- they hatch this plan clearly, cancer research is near and dear tamar leans heart. would you please join me in welcoming marlene malek? [applause] >> thank you so much. good morning and welcome to the nixon library. we are gathered here today this morning to commemorate transformative advances and medical research, treatment and care. and this was brought about by the national cancer act over 50 years ago, spearheaded by the nixon administration and president nixon personally.

and we decided to, to have to ellen g, a ball reserves and to build them in as soon as we can when the switzerland is got the worked german style by guns, economics minister, habit i want to thank very much for all of his efforts. got wasn't woods, was it not been because what was.

oh oh, you know, and we'll tesla's thirsty factory doesn't worry. ellen musk during a visit in 2020. he said there was more than enough water for every one. at 1st glance, it seems like there's enough water here indeed. but that's just on the surface. tesla is drilling deep into the water table and that stressing it more than ever before. something brandon brooks environmental ministry should have looked into environmental groups, say it is not done is due diligence, nickel of young vessels in kind of replace. the analysis wasn't detailed enough. they also didn't look at the effects on the water supply for locals. it must be because we're expecting much more now. the water table is falling, then it's been dropping since 2010. it's so extracting more now is the wrong course and needs more consideration for the big on most to minute and the 50 for the poor vanessa c. to follow me. now, a regional court must decide how much water tests i can use, and that could put the brakes on test last plans in germany. all right, what does this case tell us about germany as a center for commerce and

we grew up here, hudson ellen. so why not? by both ethnic turks and greeks have been gathering and bringing at least some life back to this ghost town on weekends. this makes andreas lord o's happy. they can stroller ride rented bags among the ruins. 2 st. food is sold along the wide beach, many turkish cypriots say they'd have nothing against the greeks returning to her osha. oh, i've got every one's right should be respected, goes with him. can you miles say very good. i b as far as i'm concerned, liquid with the former owners can come back and do business here to calibrate as long as he recognized the turkish norse autonomy. hey, look, you didn't, there already come. have your book, you know, give you a look at my house is there, historian anna mar ago was also evicted from for osha. she too, is calling for a peaceful solution to the cypress problem. so much that could have been done or she maintains that the greek side chairs, part of the blame that she and other former residents from the north are still barred from return

and we decided to have to ellen g, flexible reserves, and to build them in as soon as we can well, miss wilson's minister, the work german in that style, by guns economics minister, habit i want to thank very much for all of his efforts. got wasn't, once was do not been because what was necessary in short term can be connected to what we needed long term any way to achieve a successful transformation. and ellen g terminal, where natural gas comes to today can take on green hydrogen tomorrow or not truly by deborah and naturally was the high energy prices. are things we need to look at. putins war has visit, hiked up these prices, and that's why this week we've put together a package. your i know, to ease this burden, we're equal has we're giving increased aid for me. we've got a heating support for low earners and big for pensioners and we will be looking at how to ease this burden on our citizens. littleton does not. our message is clear on people to the citizens and the companies in country will not be left alone in this difficult time. ladies and gentlemen, because the change that pu

and we decided to have to ellen g, flexible reserves, and to build them in as soon as we can well, this is jasmine is the, the worked german spell by guns, economics minister, habit. i want to thank very much for all of his efforts. got wasn't woods was do not been because what was necessary in short term can be connected to what we needed long term any way to achieve a successful transformation. and ellen g terminal, where natural gas comes to today can take on green hydrogen tomorrow or not truly by deborah and naturally was the high energy prices. are things we need to look at. putins war has visit, hiked up these prices, and that's why this week we've put together a package your i know to ease this burden. we has we're giving increased aid for me. we've got a heating support for low earners and before pensioners, and we will be looking at how to use this burden on our citizens. old little camp is gone. our message is clear on people to the citizens and the companies in country will not be left alone in this difficult time. ladies and gentlemen, because the change that putin has unde

so we have the fear that at any moment we can have trouble and will be in trouble and situation. ellen, what's the broader context of this attempted co in the region given as we heard in the package about what's been happening in other african countries like molly and became a foster distribution. we've got the same molly and look it up. i don't have a problem with the security for the side against the which is not the case here, but what do we have here? is it not traffic in the region? some high ranking on the board or some people just think that this ration involved and it for these guys is not the easy to at least to stop this guy and also a possibility to get the access to the money. alright, we appreciate that update alan, yerra barlow, a journalist based in the south. thank you. plenty more head on this news hour, including heavy fighting in me and that hurts. joining ethnic groups is baffling. pickering, the government down saying no to compulsory calling. it vaccinations is some government leaders are being threatened with attack and we hear from synagogue tame as the prepays

and then when they are businessman ellen mosque has been giving an eagerly awaited progress report on a spacecraft that he hopes will take people to other planets. the starship rocket is bigger than those that took men to the moon. it's central to mosques. ambitious plans to colonized mars is company space. x is still waiting for us approval for the starship to carry out its 1st orbital test flight. it's been a difficult week for space ax after it lost 40 freshly launch satellites due to a solar storm. now we've fell from 9. we've been able to show, and that's all we have for you for now at next, us inflation is at a 40 year. hi, chelsea delaney will tell you all about it in business. i'm lame bluecross, thanks very much for watching and we will have more few of the top the hour and until then check out our website. d, w dot com, instagram and twitter at u w's. thanks very much shlou where i come from, we have to fly for if we press and was born and raised in a military dictatorship with just one tv channel and a few newspapers with official information. as a journeys i had work on hi

growing concerns over russian and chinese space activities and competition from commercial players like ellen mosques, space x, the program will be launched next year. and speaking of space, virgin galactic is reopening ticket sales to the general public on wednesday last year. the company fluids flamboyant, found a richard branson to the edge of space. virgin galactic is just one of the firms looking to blast tourists out of the earth's atmosphere at $450000.00. a ticket is share price rocketed by over 30 percent on the news as cost to our financial correspondent on wall street yen quarter because he ends virgin galactic wasn't the only stock that it took off today at why were traders feeling a little more optimistic on tuesday yeah, we definitely had quite a reversal from the trading days prior. we had sort of 2 forces fighting against each other on one side we had another set of red hot inflation. a data producer prices up by almost 10 percent in comparison to last year. so produce a pro price as being what companies that pay their suppliers for grain for energy for packaging, for material

29 year old designer founded the non profit organization bagget at that in the bathroom subsidies. ellen baggie, rata is a cross subsidy platform for the people who are affected by the pandemic, especially in formal workers who don't get government assistance, or who don't get help from their employers or freelancer's yet. so the platform itself allows people who can help financially to be able to get in contact with people who need help on them. and in the same way with those people can say what they need. i think what i think i'm good with lenin, monica more than 4000 people from all over indonesia have already received money through bucky data. the founders have distributed around $90000.00 euros in donations. the key to success was that andrea took advantage of an existing digital infrastructure that had been built up in, in nisha, in recent years. he programmed back hirata as a direct transfer system where the money doesn't have to go through their hands. donors can directly send funds to beneficiaries through their e wallet. almost everybody here uses apps like oval go pay or donna

european union, and we are now really determined to get out of the dependency of russian gas already. ellen, g tinkers from alleys like the u. s. in japan, or bringing gas to europe's largest port, rotterdam. but it will take more than these to break the use decades old dependency on russia and now to some of the other global business stories making those today the you on wednesday present a draft legislation to force big companies to perform due diligence on supply chains to ensure they do not reach human rights or environmental standards. those that fail to comply would face fines imposed by the u member country where they have business olympic sponsor air b and b is being accused of profit profiting off of listings in shin jang and tibet . 2 regions where china stands accused of fort forced cultural assimilation. the free tibet nonprofit says there are nearly $700.00 such listings. air b and b a has 150000 listings in china. the world bank will give heavily indebted argentina a $2000000000.00 loan package this year south. america's 2nd largest economy suffers from a bloated state apparat

he was talking about the olympic ideal of them. ellen pep rally is the set. the lympics is about always building bridges, never erecting wolf. but i think the irony of that probably hasn't been lost on the people here. nor has the irony been lost on the people of taiwan. far from building bidders. china has been increasingly threatening its neighbor with its military. the numbers of chinese air force incursions into ty, one's air defense on have gone up as, as the rhetoric from beijing, china use taiwan as a renegade province that needs to be re united with the mainland. of this has forced taiwan to double down on modernizing its own military. more than that in a moment. but 1st a look at how some members of taiwan elite in phoebe as recognizance and patrol unit. the e r p are being tested to see if they are good enough to joined the marine corps. elite force of frogman. ah, this is the final exercise of a brutal training course. the marines call it the road to heaven. getting over the line is not to be taken for granted. more than half of the $31.00 candidat