we will come out of the equation.— of the equation. is there a final question. _ of the equation. the equation. is there a final question, any other way - of the equation. is there a final question, any other way of - of the equation. is there a final - question, any other way of bringing inflation down apart from raising interest rates? to inflation down apart from raising interest rates?— inflation down apart from raising interest rates? to be fair, a lot of what we are _ interest rates? to be fair, a lot of what we are seeing at _ interest rates? to be fair, a lot of what we are seeing at the - interest rates? to be fair, a lot of| what we are seeing at the moment interest rates? to be fair, a lot of. what we are seeing at the moment is down to an external shock that high interest rates can't actually influence and are not directly going to influence energy prices and the problem with supply chains. so a lot of it is trying to manage expectations so that inflation is not going to go out of control and once you do get that initial rise in prices come out of the situation we will

and once we do get the initial increase in prices come out of this equation, we won't see further increasese back of that. in a few minutes, wejoin huw edwards for special coverage of election 2022, bringing you all the results and developments as they happen. that starts at 11:40pm. the energy giant shell has announced record profits of more than £7 billion for the first quarter of this year. that's nearly three times the figure for the same period in 2021 as the cost of energy has sky rocketed. our business editor simon jack has that story. the same energy prices squeezing the economy are inflating profits at europe's biggest energy company. although shell had to write off the value of its russian assets, it has never made more cash in its long history than it did in the first three months of this year. shell made underlying profits of £7.2 billion in the first three months of this year alone. that's triple the amount they made in the same period last year. how come? well, the global price of oil, already high at the end of last year as the world economy emerged from its covid slumber, su

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one point that i haven't been to my power plant to have been doing the equations process for a couple space couple of times to be more precise. i did talk to other questions. i have been you one of the question process but they want it. i was we didn't reach the city of michael was the 1st one. i wasn't the 2nd one iteration of people. dad, i think the additional people, it's origin, someone that it's leaving to the hell of a war for a couple of months. we can not have other awards than that desperate. and what i mentioned today the morning into what other deals with extremely tell my ties. i think that's the most feature that i would mention about people that i met doing these questions and people that my colleagues met when you were doing the equations . when you meet them that afraid, the traumatized, they don't know how to react of what, what, when they come to to safety and you talk to people out of most of the way before for the 1st time in a couple of fun. you can imagine how is it to, how is the choice to live and they've been out for 2 months. don't see the sunlight for 2 mon

the 1st, the 1st of equation process we managed to bring to safety hearing support, isa, $127.00 people. i'm. i'm give you the details of how it was because you go once you're being a small group, go again, you know the small group, but the process doesn't friday and it's last for 5 days. and we, we, we came back with the 1st 7 people. also, yesterday we built more than 300 people as well. so you total roughly we have almost $500.00 people that managed to lead multiple and surrounded artist interest . stop. you asked me, why is it so difficult? right, operating a was done is a war here and have shelly, you have 5, you have a still, it is all the time. so operating these up vironment. it's not easy. it's dangerous . it's complicated. we know how to do so, but we have to have agreement from the to the conflict to make sure that we can do our job. and these negotiations happen all the time at the most minimal level of detail to make sure that we are safe. and if you know that we're trying to, to, to, to wait to bring to safety, also not going to be target in any kind of military operation.

— honest i think boris probably equates wants to, we find increasing rumours _ equates wants to, we findto, we find increasing rumours of the last few days that he is looking _ rumours of the last few days that he is looking at the idea of maybe bringing — is looking at the idea of maybe bringing forward that promised income — bringing forward that promised income tax cut by a year. rishi sunak— income tax cut by a year. rishi sunak and _ income tax cut by a year. rishi sunak and the treasury are obviously resisting major spending. the chancellor often does as they try to balance the books. i think realistically, we are going to see more _ realistically, we are going to see more of— realistically, we are going to see more of this. something is going to have to _ more of this. something is going to have to budge in the next couple of months _ have to budge in the next couple of months if not sooner or this will have _ months if not sooner or this will have to — months if not sooner or this will have to come out. if it's not big enough, tory mps are going to be despairing, really, before i

so these equations odd a to be continued to day. and since the 8th of the morning at 8 o'clock in the morning until the a 16 or o'clock in the afternoon a. so a we will see and we will a check if it will be successful today. because of the security issues, since the deputy prime minister said if the security issues are, will be complicated today, these equations and these corridors may stop again. ok, her son atmosphere joining their firms up reach. and thanks very much for the update. okay, well let's get a more now on the use announcements, not completely phasing out russian oil and andre onto cove as a russian political analyst and joins us now from moscow. good to have you with us as well. what's been moscow's response to this proposed in you wide ban of russian oil? well, i don't think there could be any response to the decision made by the u. e. u. on the other side, moscow. ready will of course, find some other countries that are ready to import the russian oil. it says that the israeli chinese radio other countries are ready

and even the actual equation for those who are overpaying has risen.f you qualify for the housingow right now, the average pay is 90000 per year and that would afford a three-bedroom at $3300 a month which is unrealistic for our residents. we are fighting to increase more affordable housing and to make sure the equation reflects the hard-working people in y my district which most are not making 90000 per year. host: talked about the house education committee. and with the florida battleground to limit school board terms for 12 years with the purpose and what is your view quick. >> our governor is picking a war with everyone in the state even the don't say gave bill. is even education is not inclusive but some school board members are concerned who understand a the district and now we wake up for new attacks on our governor and constituents and us. >> i want to leave a some ideas on white supremacy in y january 6th and trump. donald trump, the way he spoke the last time upset me. he was not a good speaker. his policies were good but like what happened i

i just think that there's not a well thought out and was discriminatory in asia, equating equating symbols of a country. and that is the aggressor on the one hand to the country that is defending herself. and she called the suppression, whose problem tie and who, by the way, if you decide to love this particular saying the same values that are lin suitable in this. so crowded which is lisman freedom. so that happen if somebody in the office or the police on the side of the neutrality is the best approach and that everything should be banned to anything. oh yeah. then this approach, i think, is not only wrong and deeply, right, which, but also morally doors and the criminal. no, i continue to insist on green ski problem. but for some one, leg up, reprint is identical to that of brush. well, you know, something is wrong with the people who make the decisions and we need to talk to them in order to find out what exactly is wrong with them. what was that all that was it ok and okay, goes to another piece. it like alpha scoggins way i could regarding your respond yourself just before the war br

they think that 1200, more or less, equates— that 1200, more or less, equates to the increase in theover the course _ energy price cut over the course of this year. so we have more _ course of this year. so we have more or— course of this year. so we have more or less are dealt with that— more or less are dealt with that pressure. you know, identity— that pressure. you know, identity we should shy away from — identity we should shy away from this point. the government isn't _ from this point. the government isn't saying that we can or should _ isn't saying that we can or should smooth the way every bit of what — should smooth the way every bit of what is — should smooth the way every bit of what is a massive inflationary global challenge at the — inflationary global challenge at the moment. we have to try to help — at the moment. we have to try to help families in a targeted way, — to help families in a targeted way, but _ to help families in a targeted way, but we shouldn't pretend, because — way, but we shouldn't pretend, because it _ way, but we shouldn't pretend, because it is ne

if the fed continues to raise rates, that will slow the demand side of the equation, but it could leadto the scenario where we are still dealing with elevated costs due to international conflict, international policy. now we have to contend with the effects of a slower economy. lisa: what is the playbook if we do not get a peek at inflation just yet, if we see higher levels in the upcoming weeks and bonds? what is the consequence for the economy? lindsey: the consequences the fed remains aggressive, and rather than backing off, the fed continues along at 50 basis points, or even accelerates to 75 basis points. that leads us to the stagflation scenario i outlined where we are still dealing with higher costs, elevated inflation, but now the fed has tightened us into recessionary conditions. tom: you have a clue how corporate america, not only the i within the gdp equation, but a general statement how corporate america will adjust to these historic times? lindsey: i think businesses are struggling amid the weight of rising inflation. it is not just the consumers, it is also businesses. bu

we brought up the china piece of the retail equation. i have to ask about the china piece of the tech equation. nvidia says it has record demand, it just cannot meet capacity because of lockdowns. how much of that can we expect across the sector? >> we have started to see signs of the china lockdowns hitting the chip sector and hitting it pretty hard. last week when we saw cisco's results, the supply chain lockdowns or supply chain disruptions affected forward guidance by 8%. they had to bring down there guidance. vmware, even though they did not have an earnings call but when i was looking through the numbers, they missed numbers primarily because hardware partners were unable to supply the servers that go along with the software. i think is going to be a broad-based, extended disruption to the hardware makers and broader tech. it is not independent to the hardware makers, but the independent dimensioning. kriti: always a pleasure, thank you for breaking down a historic moment in the chip space. time for first word news. mark: u.s. secr

what about their status and whether they are really equated to of the status of participants in hostilities, which is , in particular, in the armed forces of ukraine. invasion of the russian federation on february 24, 2022, we understood that this category would expand because we have had a valid law on national resistance and territorial community since last year, and thus the ministry of veterans affairs, together with the social committee of the verkhovna rada of ukraine, developed a draft law and e- on march 15, 2022 , this draft law was adopted as a basis and in general in the first reading and in general as a basis for e-e under number 21:21 that this draft law and the already valid law of ukraine gives us he made changes to of the current law of ukraine under number 3 51 on the status of veterans and their social guarantees, where we expanded this category and in points 19 20 21 22 we also included the persons involved in the defense of our state as part of the territorial defense and voluntary formations territorial communities and directly made a separate category of family members

they are so, of course, equated western., they equated a pen with a bayonet, that they don’t even try at least? well, somehow you know, here's how it used to be. here to comply. here, uh, it is clear that we will wet russia, but let's for uh. about forms. at least somehow there we will criticize ukraine severodonetsk french journalistic journalists, of course, a tragedy and only a question for the people he traveled with. and how did he get there? well, he allegedly went. i do not know under what circumstances he died, but note the french foreign minister column. well, the column, here, which today posed with a pretty look in the bucha with such a mournful face what shone here she said, it's impossible to imagine expressed her condolences. i said how terrible it is even to myself horror. what a tragic episode, but she did not say a word about the death of the children of pregnant women for her. it's not tragic you think. yah, think again in the donbass killed civilians children of pregnant women. it's like a french journalis

under the pretext of defending democracy, he equates it with the current anti-russian company, whilee surprised me there in the text of glinkin. what does he say that it turns out that the heir to the heir of the victory is almost the current ukraine zelensky that is, it turns out amazing people, that is, bandera, or something, the winners in world war ii, that is, they support the heirs of the gang. but in glinkin's head, nothing clicks by definition, because there in due time. organ broke down, so everything that erupts from this person is terrible by its nature, but pleasant on the other hand to steinmar, because here is the stupidity of blinkin. now it is still regularly repeated by steimar. it seems that they all gathered together in one place and took phenomenal pills for unconsciousness, because, well, after stolz's statement, no. well, donbass of russians. but how did they say the russian genocide in the donbass is ridiculous. after that, he said everything, scholtsy, there is no further role played steinmeier. he is trying to somehow pamper himself for the fact that he has b

and i hope that we can make sure that we kind of equate all civilians that are trapped in data. we have to also remember that we have to have a way to put that was to be a buck wait, it's has to be a decision of each person if the dispatcher wants to leave or not. and these was as well. one of the challenge that we faced in the last 2 days ago style people have been leaving underground for 2 months without knowing exactly what is happening outside without seen the sunlight for 2 months. and they were afraid actually they didn't know if they would be safe for them to leave. they would be safe for them to move on. then they didn't even know if they could trust that they would be taken to us that they wants to be taking a break with the un office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs. thank you so much for taking the time to share that with us on d. w. thank you. while israel's prime minister says russian president vladimir putin has apologized for remarks by his foreign minister, who said adult, hitler had jewish blood. natalie bennett said uproot and made the apology durin

it is possible that the parliament will soon equate corruption during war with treason.an honestly say that in the near future at the nearest at the meeting, this initiative will not be considered, but an equally interesting initiative will be considered, which allows the agency to search and manage assets obtained by way of corruption, this is the so-called arma, known to use the funds they have in their accounts to purchase precisely the bonds of the internal state loan, which means military bonds, that is, the funds that are used and should be in the accounts of state banks only, they are guaranteed by the state but they will be invested just so that the appropriate interest is received and so that the state can , including, use them there for its own needs, this does not mean that the state is confiscating funds they should be returned, but this is a very interesting and very good initiative, which i hope we will adopt by consensus on the basis of the whole at the next meeting, well, the idea is not bad really, but actually in relation to corruption stories and will

i am just saying something seems wrong with the equation but leo take it over >> thank you i will tell of a trump supporters of president trump last night was glad to be with him. this is a crock appeared outside what is they have singled out people who are on the right who are very pro- trump and i cannot get verified. i am not real. you want the biden administration to determine what is right and what is wrong the disinformation board it is insulting as a civil rights attorney to such thought of government the government censoring the truth? the government is always truthful about his crazy. 1 million people follow me on twitter. taking pictures with the president, the future present i can't get them verified. it's insulting to the intelligence of the american people tell you right now elon musk, plea, please abide twitter so that we can have a free, free market of exchange of ideas. please. >> cannot get verified the least we could ask. quick said no it went leo to edit anyone's tweets these liberals cannot have leo out there putting his information on tweets for. >> you could alrea

that's just one side of the equation that's the demand side the supply side of the equation, when ourend how is the evolution of the war in ukraine going to impact agricultural food prices, so that part is not in control of the fed, nor can easily, if at all, be predicted. the fed can only focus on the demand side of the equation and they'll have to put the brakes on hard, which they have indicated and the slowdown that was ensue. the question is, will it lead to a recession? or will they be able to finesse that infamous soft landing that's the question before they commit to the market in a more meaningful way. >> finally, david, we keep talking about demand destruction and consumers trading down, but food at home is running at a 15 1/2 annual rate you have to go back to 1980 to see something like that. how much can the consumer trade down and destroy demand when it comes to getting groceries >> it's just a sad basic process, but what people do is they trade down to cheaper cuts of meat and so forth chicken prices are up, beef and pork prices are down what does that tell you? people a

hallelujah equation imagine i was about to go home. you're only on me rushing.t a boar, but a boar. well, don't lie to you. well, the size of zaporozhets well, honestly. i don't have his patron in my bedroom. well, not a single one, and what should i do in this situation, he is there, the sixes have a boyfriend, we play zhiguli and stretched out. you know, the towing rope is the story of the munchausen, by the way, you didn’t agree on the bridge, we will already build it. what does this bridge need and is it clear to the child? we'll roll everything up to urad where we turn to the government i think that they will support us. this bridge to all crime across relatives in general, to be honest, they began to threaten me. we went through one war with you, now we live them, or whatever, there are good lads on it. say it works with them. i sat up to the tree until evening. go. something must be done. let's create a special squad, let's strike a couple of pre-emptive strikes, criminal points are known. there is no hope for generals shirts. well, victor, come on. tomor

now why what to say what there is a trend to equate, and the soviet union to the third reich. we now have e. this is a criminal article, the wording is quite clear, that is, but the identification of these two here are the regimes of our soviet nazi. this is now, but quite a well-established trend. and it is especially visible on the example of the baltic states, which prohibit both nazi and soviet symbols, equating them to each other and, accordingly. that's it, that's why this story constantly pops up a joint, supposedly parade, and, accordingly , materials are selected that can be characterized in this way. if you have noticed, then the last e days, just the same, and our country. eh, they are also actively trying in some way to celebrate christmas. uh, just the same with the nazis. yes , already, in my opinion, for 15 years, and maybe more, from the other side they are preparing e history in order to knock value out of their heads, especially young people, including with use. western social networks that can show the right content to the right audience in the right moment

which case, escalation and even to involve the weapons of mass destruction would enter into the equation so the idea that this is a limited conventional conflict in the high season the taiwan stretch or whatever, is a thing of logical nonsense the prospects of escalation are real and why avoidable and i think into weapons are intellectually lazy for the commentary including the policy of the commentary to simply describe the people catastrophe is coming in another into the business which is why oppose the view of the world which is hyper realism and therefore printed locked into the chariots ofhe history here d there's reasons for that in which political leaders have agencies and they have an ability to make decisions and potentially change the course ot history there's an opportunity for nixon it was not for - and not forn kissinger guess what e last 50 years, even radically different and if it wasn't for rank and and gorbachev, what would've happened in terms of u.s. russia relations are soviet relations of political leadersrs have agency and with the seeks to do is to say, if you thin

so these equations are a to be continued to day. and since the 8th of the morning at 8 o'clock in the morning until that a 16 a clock in afternoon is. so a, we will see. and we will a check if it will be successful today. because of the security issues, russia has been japan's prime minister female casita, and more than 60 other nationals from entering the country. moscow says japan as laurence an unprecedented campaign against it says, joining western nations and imposing sanctions over the warren crime abandoned indefinite and effective immediately. japan and south korea say north korea has find a ballistic miss oliver is east coast towards the sea. is that it was launched from the soon an area that would be north korea 14th known weapons test this year. not often you cut me careers of recent remarkable development of nuclear found related technologies is not only unacceptable for the security of japan and the region. but north korea's of action is including its repeated launches of ballistic missiles. threatened the peace and sec

, ., , , equation? it is almost completely out of this equation _ equation?rtion, rather than the state—by—state patchwork, would be a bill through congress. but republicans are already obstructing legislation, and with congressional elections coming up in november, there is almost no way there will be a bipartisan move that would try to roll back the state legislatures as they restrict abortion. so in other words, to give you a capsule here, rather than a separation of branches, what happened is that the conservative judges on the supreme court have effectively allied with the republicans in congress at national and state level, which gives us a situation which is so damaging, in my opinion, not to the rights of women, but opens a president where other rights such as lgbt rights can be rolled back. igrate lgbt rights can be rolled back. we have run out of time, professor, but thank you very much for laying that out for us. you are watching bbc news, joanna gosling will be with you shortly. hello again. although many of us have started off on a cloudy and wet

first, it was a very developed trading city in the seventeenth- in those centuries it was equated. this is the only city that has been equated with the capital of vilna of other such was not, and in mogilev there was an orthodox brotherhood - this is a community of laity and clergy. and come these brotherhoods existed at orthodox monasteries. in mogilev, the union was not accepted by the inhabitants. mogilev in 1618. they didn't let a uniate archimandrite into the city. kuntsevich is also a well-known fact. that is, of course, here they are - this is their orthodoxy, they protected and buried, and in addition, in 1632, vladislav the fourth. ascended to the throne. he organizes, forms, probably, or rather, it is correct to say four orthodox dioceses and one of them is mogilev mstislav, that is, the center is the center, the city in which there existed under the monasteries of the brotherhood of the church, which really were certain icon-painting centers. masters are already starting to leave their signatures a little more often than before, dates appear, if not even on the front sur

they read the most successful and equate him to ivanhoe scott, he is considered his own great britain. despite the fact that he was an irishman, he was born in scotland for serving as a military doctor during the boer war, the writer with a diploma in ophthalmology was knighted. it was he who proposed to build a tunnel under the english channel to connect great britain france was fond of spiritualism and did not indulge in disputes with the buzz date of the week may 22 in birthday of the author of elementary watson by arthur conan doyle you looked around the planet. thanks for staying with us. visit the site www.tver.by and watch your favorite tv news agency projects online. goodbye. although, it seems to me, absolutely incredible ability to draw serious conclusions from insignificant details. this is not entirely true. in fact, the little details are usually the most important. take watson is interesting. take a look at his cane a rare african streak hides us with a high-strength steel blade precisely the citizens afghan war from here conclusion that he is a decorated officer hello,

and that is very much an equation again for the late 20s. well that suggests some additional momentum toward more decoupling perhaps between the western and chinese economies, which has its own. because you know factors that could contribute to further destabilization. i would think i agree with that. i think one of the miscalculations or in misconceived analyzes in the united states is should we americans decouple from china or not? my judgment and i may be proven wrong. is that as of about 2019 xi jinping ridge to conclusion that the americans were going to decouple so why not china decouple from the united states on china's terms as early as possible in order to reduce china's vulnerability the supply chain disruption to financial disruptions / sanctions. and technology disruption by achieving a higher and higher levels of national self-sufficiency. so when i look at the the wellsprings underpinning. she's an quote new development concept as the replacement to the dongsiaoping concept of reform and opening. i see a lot of shall i say nati

as we start building more affordable housing, we are looking at equations.at down with palm beach county and looking at the equation because you had so many people overpaying has risen. for example, do you for affordable housing now? the average pay is $90,000 per year. that would afford you a three bedroom at 3300 dollars per month which is unrealistic for our residents. so we're fighting to increase more for it will housing and also fighting to make sure that equation reflects the hard-working people in my district which most families are not making $90,000 a year. host: you serve on house education committee and i want to ask you about your state's governor, ron desantis. in a recent legislation he signed, the headlines, the tallahassee democrat, stoking fears, writing about the law he signed that would limit school board terms in the state to 12 years. what with the purpose of that law, what is your view? guest: i think our governor is picking a war with everyone in the state. d.c., with the school board, term limits, attacking books aloud to our student

it was the private budinok in the gel equator of the rector of the hall for receiving honorable plantsen are warm churches and are located today, and today the lena cathedral museum was a larger anchorage behind the cathedral today - this is not at all a binding. hmm speech. which ones have already come out of the liquid, but the very speech of this inkara etching machine is being put on to this day. well she bites in 2017, kalima lighted up in five cities, and the belarusian book under the sleeve. we are going through the remnants of the project for a year under the sign of the kryny, and then we were prosecuting the bridge and the sleeves of the axis of our walkie-talkie. well, substitutions have become an important part of our gathering. museums. sometimes the exposure is backlit. we are no longer so many princes, but most of the design. what a book illustration and with a participatory glass, and here leaving this hall you can see the works of e, original works in the belarusian slave maslakov a and special raver uek, for example, anatol zaitsev is one of the the oldest belarusian

the history of mass export of food from ukraine uh hmm that in brussels they equated to their fundamentaltasks they intend, despite the significant decline in the harvest predicted by international experts on the territory of this country this year, that is, they predict problems with food directly in ukraine and despite this, they still take the latter. so that no one doubts the nobility of the deed, brussels declares that its actions were dictated before with all the desire to protect the world from russia, which allegedly seeks to use the situation created by it with a global request for security in its own interests to steal ukraine's share in the world market and secure additional geopolitical advantages in confrontation with the west by supplying food to more vulnerable poor countries. well, this is out of faith, inhuman. i would like to reassure the eu people, these are not our methods. these are your methods of skyrocketing grain prices, forage crops , fertilizers, they are, let alone energy-bearing uh, the unprofitability of farming and fishing was a matter of serious public conc

this equation.opean values ​​is a common war against russia in which russia must lose. let's ukraine is just x with which we must understand what he knows, that's all. this is not the proper name, the proper name of this russia means that we must all fight against russia until we defeat it, we will rob it there. understandably? listen, you understand there is no contradiction. it's just it's it, yeah. this is the new presentation. remember there was some kind of program. i think it's on the first channel, where good programs still come out. and there was some. well, they had some sort of prize fund. and there today it means 1 rub. our program is equal to the view there, i looked, oh one australian dollar, today european values, so we have no more taboos well, yes, and also it is necessary to ban the broadcasting of russian channels. that's it, listen how everything it works that way it works. yes, probably. and there are prospects for a united europe, which is very interesting, please. the fact is t

politicians are going to find the equation quite hard to strike. 3 find the equation quite hard to strike . ., ., ., , strike. a challenge for governments across the west. _ strike. a challenge for governments across the west. can _ strike. a challenge for governments across the west. can you _ strike. a challenge for governments across the west. can you get - strike. a challenge for governments across the west. can you get the i across the west. can you get the same story about ukraine but go to the front page of the yorkshire post and their angle on it, the headline is ukraine and the resistance to invasion is country's finest hour says prime minister.— invasion is country's finest hour says prime minister. love the story. boris johnson _ says prime minister. love the story. boris johnson is _ says prime minister. love the story. boris johnson is set _ says prime minister. love the story. boris johnson is set to _ says prime minister. love the story. boris johnson is set to address - says prime minister. love the story. boris johnson is set to address the l borisjohnson is set to addres

whether in the heat equator or the cold of the arctic? through it all he worked and waited and suffered and endured. those of peace turned his back on the darkened battlefields. and raised his arms to the bright new future. now he returns. with all his experiences in the fight to kill fascism to kill. japism. now he returns. with him those who gave a permanent share of their bodies and minds to the nation the permanently wounded physically 1% of all returning servicemen. those with severe emotional disorders 1 of all returning servicemen but returning with them the huge majority group more than 9 out of 10. the unheard physically or mentally the average returning soldier it is of him. we speak of this average soldier that we report on the questions. has he changed? what does he learned? does he want has he been brutalized by war? can he readjust to the life and times of a civilian? readjust consider some of his adjustments of the last few years. he adjusted to a considerable loss of privacy he adjusted to the often unbearable authority of

and the supply equation, but really what we need to see in this market is a better inflation dynamic that certainly describes the recent period. jeff, i do wonder, clear and convincing, those words were clearly said for a reason. what do you think it represents? what is clear and convincing how many prints is it? and how does it need to be framed by the fed? >> i think it may even be how quickly it happens look, what we heard from target isn't just in a vacuum i've been talking about this shift from shortages to gluts. it happens so fast it can surprise everyone. gmc was talking about supplies being norm attized we're hearing this shift from tight supplies to abundant supplies it doesn't take long to go from work in progress to finished inventories, and products hitting store shelves. so i think this could turn around fairly quickly. just some dramatic moves to the down side in some of these pricing pressures, at least on the pipeline side. i'm not necessarily predicting that, but just looking at september or beyond, and expecting rate hikes in this environment, it's probably expecti

i remember, well, one of the women that came with us, one of the buses, the moment equation we come from are all in from that is controlled by the russian government now in the russian buses. and, you know, set them point to have to do the change and become to the, to the trainer, solid, tied already know, crane and by buses. these women, his message, grima, shall so traumatized that she couldn't trust in when she couldn't speak. she couldn't talk, she couldn't walk at from one bus for another one. and she could just even though you might find that try to, to support here. so you can imagine how difficult is for someone experiencing these heavy shelling every day over their heads and not to no, not know you are going to survive based. so here's the situation that you are facing. now to other developments in the ukraine conflict, the international conference hosted by poland and sweden has raised $6500000000.00 and pledges to help ukraine u officials who are also sponsoring the event. so ukraine needs a new marshal plan to help rebuild the country. present voltmeter, zalinski launched a g

china will also be part of the equation. when that starts the pickup in growth.learly, markets are selling off and being cautious at the moment. everything is going down and we are at a classic risk off. one of the issues when you look at it is why is --where people surprised about inflation? it's because they're still pent up demand. inflation should come down because supply chain is better, but now we have the resurgence of people in the u.s. who have got money, the balance sheet of a household is not stronger than it was pre-covid because of the fiscal and monetary support, but they're now spending at. the pent-up demand in areas where there is probably not as much supply. >> in that scenario, what do you do? the selloff has been so deep, traders wiped out from the end of march. do you see opportunity? his value beginning to appear? -- is value beginning to appear? >> the u.s. economy is still strong, earnings have been good, valuations are looking more attractive. there has been differentiation in selloff, long-duration asset selling off more which is natural

this will weigh heavily on the supply demand equation.: where is opec-plus heading for this thursday's weeding -- meeting? >> we are seeing the industry focus on what they have done labeling. the survey showing whether they met or missed their april supply hike. they did not. supply constraints and production wells remain with libya and nigeria showing a decrease in output. saudi arabia which is typically the strongest producer of mint increased the target, iraq boosted input among the entire group. of the cartel is failing to deliver on the agreed upon volumes -- the cartel is failing to deliver on the agreed upon volumes. and modest increase, we are hearing a lot of the will veterans say it does not matter what they pledge going forward. it is their inability because of supply constraints and production woes to meet the pledges that they are making. haidi: listing a dividend after reporting a first-half profit. bringing you the details, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> in australia for 30 years we have had rates falling. this is quite a bi

add into the equation, p&0 ferries is only running two out of its four ferries, that is after 800 ofcked this year and we now have increased checks after brexit and it is all been described as a bit of a perfect storm, but it is notjust dover that is suffering, we have seen long queues at st pancras station as people also try to get the eurostar, it is completely sold out. also problems at the airports as well. we know that easyjet have cancelled 200 or so flights over the next ten days from gatwick airport, some other flights have also been cancelled and that will add to the disruption as well. the advice we often give in situations like this, check before you travel and i think that applies more than ever today. simon, in terms of how the weekend is likely to pan out, what are they saying at the port? the weekend is at peak, but there will be another pick next weekend as people try to get back either for thejubilee celebrations orjust to start the working week and the school term again. i think the warning is that this is going to be a tricky few days and the peak is expected to be

ukrainian perspective that somebody from germany, somebody high ranking, visited key if it's been quite equate quite some time. and has been this controversy about stein meyer. the president shows us that he would not visit, so her visit eases some of the brush and it's been received a very she's been received very warmly and the fact that she visited. of course, these 2 places, she's also drawn a parallel while stopping short of comparing world war 2 and this war she said that the, the lesson, this is what shows or so i said in his speech, the lesson from world war 2 should be that no country should be allowed to attack another one and that these atrocities that are happening there should not have been allowed to happen. so there was of course, something um that ukraine welcomed each of these matters spawning their for us in the key if well, the u. s. first lady jill biden has made a surprise visits to ukraine during a 2 hour trip she met ukraine's 1st lady alina cilenzo, at the school in the town of the round, near the border with slovakia to barton also met refugees and volunteers at a cent

it is 2.000 equators, trading 5 shimmat on tops to jump new settlers near the coming year and the charioted at the twenty-fourth communal alley, legal household niches of the problem are allowed saturday will flush the telephone lines. so y the capital tomorrow may 21st from 9 to 12:1 for sweating. menshan will be refused by the vicegerent foreman and world skater alexander dorohovich nurtanov for a turn on the screen of the same choral central regions. how is kera on their right, a was vykngma. vladimir hurinovich on the channel will miss the telephone conscience of the skiraunist of the capital and the minsk region, skin saturdays are organized. specialists in shock services near the volozhin region in a dense forest area of ​​​​several hundred hectares, gunners demonstrate skills in shocking people. what kind blundered at the language as much as possible, combat quests brought closer to reality by a sloppy unit throughout ukraine have to be redone tightening the passage places at the thrown bottles and at the night of the mouth small ones showed skills in kyrstan gps trackers mass impr

down to find them abortion rights protest or help with ah, marina muhammad, welcome to the program. equating authorities say russian air strikes the targeting live with several blasts. cutting power, add water supply to parts of the western city coast to the polish border railway stations across the center and west of ukraine have also being hit. plumes of smoke rose above the viv, after explosions were heard. natives may i said, the strike hit electrical substations that he has so far been sped from the conflict with a handful of strikes, hitting civilian and military infrastructure that since the start of russia's invasion. meanwhile, russian forces continued to bombard areas in easton, ukraine. the regional gover of done yet, sc says russian attacks killed at least 21 people on tuesday. russian forces also launched a renewed assault on the as of so still works in mario pole. some residents were evacuated during a brief ceasefire, but many war are still trapped there. fear. at last, after weeks under constant attack, these people have escaped the odds of style, steed land, ukraine's last s

on the geopolitics of today’s france, and these people are starting to say what in europe today is equatedth crimes about how ukraine hits publications of its own people or openly say that ukrainians are ready to destroy blacks and jews, a rare case, when neo-nazis are recognized in an eu country , there are many of them in ukraine. they are everywhere, not only at once. azov stood up, uh, raisins, even in lviv in the west they have neo-nazi patches on their shoulders and i can say i am shocked that europe is supplying weapons to the military, which from my point of view are not nazis, not nazi emblems on their uniforms symbols. ss it is found everywhere in ukraine. and it doesn't cause any problems. moreover, this guy has not been seen by his french media before and immediately the result, which is impressive, given that this the broadcast was on a small radio station half a million views, two tens of thousands of likes, several thousand comments, while the young man clearly understood what everything was. it might turn around for him. this is realized by other frenchmen, this one is even

highlighted, the mouths of their shargu are rewarded about the importance of carpentry at houses in the equatorsfire relations. once again i would like to appeal to our citizens that an autonomous fire eliminator is the device that can wake you up and warn you about in advance even at night, it simply does not require any additional hmm any conditions for maintenance. it is only necessary to periodically replace the battery. and even about this, an autonomous fire detector will warn you in advance. in the area of ​​zdorovo mal-630, a fire threw eighty tents people dug into the face of 12 children at 63 in the morning. selga with the organization of the minsk region , these bushings show through the stern even of the sun one with a guarantor of intensive growth. the gardener plans to collect all this in may at the expense of many at the profit of the gardener. kolya melion tone is the fruit of the main apple of the tradition over the shakay. we are novelties from our novokuumtsev with soda to us gardening berries and bulba rai samokhvalovich parked yakut gardeners and a farmer, and for the agro-i

by the rotators at their shargu guessing about the importance of carpentry at the houses of the equatorsefighters. once again, i would like to appeal to our citizens that an autonomous fire detector is the device that can wake you up and warn you about a fire even at night, it is quite simple and does not require additional hmm some conditions for service. it is only necessary to periodically replace the battery. and even about this, an autonomous fire detector will warn you in advance. you have the lord of care in the minsk region. amal 630 fires threw 84 people. you this at 63 in the morning 12 children. the organizations of the minsk region show through, yes, the dug bushes of the feeder, even the sun, are one of the guarantors of intensive, and the growth of trau mayskaya in the yard. i am a gardener for many, for profit, to collect kolya a million tons of apple-based fruit. u tradition over shakaim novelties from our newcomers wines berries of gardening and bulba are piled at samokhvalovichi parked by a yak, a gardener and a farmer at and on operational pcs about the mercenary prosp

goodbye, dmitry sergeevich igor nikolaevich wanted to ask you, have you been visiting the equator gymsong time? i regularly go in for sports and make sea walks, which i wish you all the best. bye. let's continue oksana glebovna. please , how long have you been running? i decided to do a marathon, i’ll tell you the details later, now i’ll take a shower, then i’ll go far for a brave event. he will be there with his children. so, maybe we'll talk to him personally, the first two attempts failed. dad came. i wanted to upset you. let others upset. well, if i act like this, you won't like it. sign here . okay, take it. you see, it's great did without your lawyer. i do n't want to add anything without a protocol. it's a pity, i watched no, but i'm now recording you a solid woman's snot, but there are a couple of slippery moments. this guarantee is everywhere. something needs to be done with him. you are looking for someone on the street, will they fit now? back straight thank you. thank you, thank you, for such a gift for just fulfilling the decision of the leadership. it is very responsible

how did that change the equation on these issues you write about? prof. gajda: one way is thinking back to ethics and how courts embrace the idea of journalistic ethics and trusted journalism more. anyone can publish anything on the internet. through social media and otherwise, publishing in an instant to the world as possible. many publishers are not ethical, as we all know. here i am thinking about websites and social media posts that might invade privacy or be to fleming torrey. in that set -- or be inflammatory. because of reality television, courts were already questioning media and whether there might be rolled back of rights, despite the first amendment. then suddenly, the internet happens. everyone can be a publisher. so as you can imagine, the worry courts had about invasions of privacy and defamation and how they were much more interested suddenly in not giving media the amount of leeway they had back when 70% of the public trust of journalists. susan: congress got into the act in 1997 with a major overhaul of telecommunications. there was a pro

but taking something like that and equating it to this, where you have a progression across the years and the decades, where, you know, women couldn't, you know, vote at the start of our country, they -- at one point, couldn't enter into contracts and so they couldn't own property, i mean, we have progressed, and so the notion that we've progressed and women have rights now and those rights are now being taken away and that's to be equated with the overturning of a decision that was clearly wrong from the get-go is frankly offensive. >>> now to the war in ukraine. u.s. and western officials believe vladimir putin could formally declare war on ukraine as soon as may 9th. that's victory day in russia, marking the defeat of the nazis in world war ii and remembered to this point. russia has only referred to the invasion as a special military operation. now, meantime, russian forces appear to be pushing firster to the west in ukraine. local officials report a number of russian missile strikes on the city of odesa. ukraine's president says a 14-year-old boy was killed and another teen wound