garner believes that was a huge driver of wheat's run from $8.60 to $13.60.ht there. although since then, things have calmed down, the price has pulled back a couple bucks now, take a look at the weekly chart of the wheat futures coupled with cftc's commitments of traders data. remember, this is the report that shows you the net position of the small speculators, large speculators and commercial hedgers. meaning institutional money managers and businesses that need to buy and sell actual wheat. here garner has noticed something very interesting due to the locked limit up trading sessions, large speculators have been able to get long wheat it's been dominated by the short squeeze. even after a few weeks money managers have only begun to nibble at wheat they're nut long by just 12,000 contracts. a very small position. in the past, they can go up to 50,000, which is where she expects before running out of fir firepower. in short, ininstitutional money managers ws want to bet on whea they have a bunch of dry powder. they haven't done it yet, and garner is confide

dr ian garner is also joining us — he's a historian who specialises in russian propaganda.doing in ukraine, how do you assess its success? i mean, the narrative that they're attempting to construct has old roots in the soviet union, and in putin's russia. the government under putin has spent years preceding the myth of world war two as being the moment where russia stood alone and defended itself, sacrificed 25 million of its citizens in order to stop the fascists destroying the entirety of humanity. this is a hyperbolised version of this story. and peter mentions entertainment shows from the west, and we also see world war two, kind of, entertainment shows — big dramas, big blockbuster movies that have come out, state—funded over the last few years. and essentially, since 2014, it's attempted to paint ukraine as a new fascist threat to russia, that this government is run by nazis, run by fascists. and now it's trying to activate that propaganda in a new way by saying, "the time has come, if we don't go in to attack ukraine, then everything will fall apart, and russia itsel

but eric, this lauded eric garner's career, and he then went but eric, this launched eric garner's career then went on to be a very respected actor, having previously been largely known for comedy, and andrew dominik is a terrific director. 0k. thanks, mark. see you next week! enjoy your cinema going, bye—bye. it has been another beautiful day of sunshine. saturday saw a high of 20.5 celsius in north west wales, in porthmadog, but i want you to concentrate on the sunshine we had across the east of england. here, temperatures quite widely reached 17—19 c. however, today, a big drop is on the way. look at the change. a drop of about five celsius in a number of places. why? we have got some low cloud heading in off the north sea. that is thick enough to bring the odd patch of mist or drizzle first thing this morning and if you're not underneath that grey cloud, you will have the sunshine. there really is only two types of weather around for us today. in the sunshine, again, it is going to feel warm, top temperatures around 18 or 19 degrees. where the low cloud lingers and it may well do, acr

jennifer garner and mark ruffalo, "13 going on 30."lot of headlines this morning, of course, following the situation in ukraine. russia is escalating attacks, now being accused of war crimes for targeting civilians with strikes. officials say dozens of civilians were killed in one attack. >>> president biden will deliver his first state of the union address tonight. he will address the war and inflation for families. >>> take a look at the tribute for the people of ukraine. this was jeefr -- overnight. the metropolitan opera house performed the ukrainian national anthem last night. >>> we got a whole lot more ahead on "gma," including the father and son speaking out about the frightening moment. this is what you're seeing here at a rodeo. we'll get into that. >>> also, the important change to buy now pay later purchases. that's coming up. george? >>> right now, the champion brothers on the front lines to save ukraine from the russian invasion. it's literally the fight of their lives. trevor ault is here. good morning, trevor. >> good m

. >> reporter: other shows haves garnered many new fans, many say they distrust the tech world entirelyer watching how it all works behind closed doors. could the portrayal of these start up founders have a negative influence how the public views silicon valley. >> it is possible that these shows will have some influence of shaping the perception of silicon valley. >> they are rock stars. >> they are. >> raj, when i was talking to daniel arkin, i ask him about the public, we watch shows because we find the characters relatable. >> yes, i can hang with these people but ceos not quite relatable but we all work for a boss. >> the relatable part and the characters are the workers. daniel says all of us can relate to being at work and having an overbearing boss and people like to see not so good people fail. >> for the record, our boss was totally awesome. >> we have "theranos," "super pumped" and "we crash." >> what's next? >> "super pumped" all the season is a different topic. season 2 is going to be about facebook and you know mark zuckerberg and the relationship with sandberg as well and

is really, really happy, and looks forward to see garner play.reatjob. i am hoping tomorrow that we will win up there. the west indies are in a good position in the third and deciding test against england in grenada. the tourists collapsed to 90—8 at one stage with three wickets forjayden seales. england's last two batters jack leach and saqib mahmood then put on 90 runs for the last wicket as england reached 204. obviously, very disappointed at the time — obviously, very disappointed at the time i got out, head down sort _ the time i got out, head down sort of— the time i got out, head down sort of thing. but obviously the partnership we put on was massive — the partnership we put on was massive for us in the game. we obviously— massive for us in the game. we obviously took a little bit of advantage as that ball got softer. _ advantage as that ball got softer, got bowlers back into their— softer, got bowlers back into their third softer, got bowlers back into theirthird and softer, got bowlers back into their third and fourth spells, and — their

but eric garner said i can't breathe then the policeman kepler in that chokehold and i thought eric's mother and i said man is a pandemic. i wish. accurate president go with me to connect how these stories are together because i by then it seemed on ella's video where eric was saying. i mean where george was saying with eric said i can't breathe. so i called miss grand car and i was a mother of eric gone, and i said gwen did you see this video out of minneapolis? she said i saw it. i said, i'm trying to find a way to get there because it's the pandemic a lot of flights have been canceled airport. she said my bags already packed. let me know and i said, i know, you know about what happened in minneapolis. would you do me a favor and let me use your private plane? he said it'll be there 10 in the morning and take you where you want to go and she and i flew in his plane to go do the first rally and dog that night. and again we are risking because everybody's like locked down. we're literally in august now doing a lot and we flew back he gave it to us to put a funeral and tyler perry gave

well, it looks like russia's wealthiest, they've garnered all the headlines today because spite an administration, it's announced those new rent, browns, of sanctions, against russian. oligarchs. and there are some interesting names that do stand out, including, i'll assure who's been off his $600000000.50 foot mega yacht. the bill bar was taken by authorities over there in germany and hamburg yesterday was been off. he's an iron and steel magnate, estimated to be about $16000000000.00 worth his estimated to be worth about $60000000.00. and a supposedly allegedly function is buttons, business advisor, and that is also nichol. i took her up on that list of 8 who ran state owned russia, oil pipeline company transient, which carries 90 percent of the oil extracted from russia. and was even his daughter maya, who leads a real estate business that's valued at more than $50000000.00 in moscow alone. some interesting names are i so not just the individuals themselves, but family members as well. james, you know, we talked about, or saki, i should say, just mentioned that there's going to be more people

american media write with reference to this question held according to these estimates, trump could garner 47% of the vote, while incumbent joe biden 41%. and if trump fought for the white house with the current vice president of the chamber harris, then ben could pull ahead even stronger and get 49% against 308. we follow the development of events further news of the regions. the morning on the russia channel continues and now about the events of the moscow region, cloudy weather without precipitation is expected today in the capital, but the temperature background is still below the climatic norms during the day in moscow to plus one atmospheric pressure returned to normal values ​​​​of 740 mm hg, according to a preliminary forecast of weather forecasters, cloudy and cool weather will linger in the capital region, even for the whole next week. sergei sobyanin instructed to allocate 10 billion rubles. for preferential lending for investment projects. this is part of a package of measures to stabilize the economy of the capital in the face of sanctions pressure funds intended to subsidize

come in president viola demerits. lensky is also working to build up morale, re, and garner, international support life. come to your squares, your streets, make yourselves winnable and hoard. see that people mentor free? the matters piece matters you. great matters. rush is trying to defeat the freedom of old people in europe of all the people in the world. it tries to show that only crude and cruel force metals. despite the destruction, russia has wrought. ukraine says it will not give up fighting. but the price of its defiance is a country laid to waste reject you now to the ukrainian capital i did of you corresponds mathias brinninger is in keith mathias. how are things in and around keith? ah, yeah, we have just returned to key. if we've been away for a week in with western part of the country and in the mood has changed slightly here. um we see more shops open. for example, addresses are open now they used to be closed. um, most of the shops are still closed, but a few more businesses are operating. you see more people on the street, you see more traffic. so it feels like the city is

kremlin from shutting it down completely due to its reporting on the war in ukraine, the newspaper garner an international attention. last year we did the editor in chief dmitri mirror talk, won the nobel peace prize. jim, a chance are all i've shown today. he said that albany and north macedonia should begin talks to join the european union as soon as possible. shalt made the comments after a meeting with sweden prime minister magdalena anderson here in berlin. he said that it's important that you speed up talks with the 2 balkan nations to prevent them from being pulled into rushes. sphere of influence shelves and anderson also discuss the question of swedish travelers as the country considers joining nato. anderson said that sweden's membership in the european union means that it is no longer a neutral country. here is part of what the german chancellor ow schultz said today in magdalena and myself. agree that we want to strengthen the even make it more resilient as well. the turning point in history is something that means we must achieve real progress within the urban union. thus, we

come in president viola demerits. lensky is also working to build up morale, re, and garner, international support life. come to your squares, your streets, make yourselves winnable and horde. see that people matter. freedom matters best matters you. great matters. rush is trying to defeat the freedom of old people in europe of all the people in the world. it tries to show that only crude and cruel force metals. despite the destruction, russia has wrought. ukraine says it will not give up fighting. but the price of its defiance is a country laid to waste who can take an hour to ukraine to dw correspond mathias bellinger who is in chief for you mathias. what's the situation in and around the ukrainian capital? well, we have left cave about a week ago and returned to day the situation or is a bit more positive than it used to be in terms of what you can see on the street. more people outside, more shops, open, barber shops, for example, have reopened. but still you can hear the artillery when you are in the streets, you can hear it from the northern side where they're still fighting. going o

the kind of garner the nation, garner everyone to come together and get behind this war.it's people in the stadium and attending that rally were workers who are coerced into being part of that huge wartime rally celebration. and meanwhile, you have joe biden, and she teaching paying, having talks yesterday. and then joe biden trying to persuade his chinese counterpart that it is not in their best interest to support russia. to be supporting them with russian weapons, and sanctions continued by the russian economy. at the moment, we do not know what china is going to do. china seems to be russia's only real ally at the moment. but as sanctions continue, lustrous says that these sanctions are likely to be permanent. peace in russia will have to -- to continue banking. to continue making money. and having money rolling in. to be able to fund this war effort. so you know, we -- and his chinese counterpart will be at all. >> yeah, well interesting to note that liz truss describes these peace trucks at -- face to face talks between russia and ukraine. thomas, take us to the fro

. >> reporter: the president will announce a unity agenda, a policy of areas that could garner bipartisan support, including mental health. after the address, iowa governor kim reynolds will deliver the republican response. among the first ladies special guests is chief executive officer of intel, he recently announced a major investment in a semi conductor manufacturing facility in ohio, as the president tries to address supply-chain issues. we are expecting him to talk about manufacturing and more of the supply chain in the u.s. and we have learned that a virtual guest will be the fire chief of santa rosa as the senator tries to draw attention to the intensifying wildfire season and also the climate crisis, because of ongoing covid safety concerns. lawmakers cannot have in-person guests, but are hosting virtual guests at the capital, liz. >> thank you. you can watch the state of the union starting at 6:00 on kpix 5. before that, a half hour of local news at 5:00 and then the "cbs evening news" at 5:30. >>> now to the latest developments out of ukraine. the country's president is calling

. >> reporter: 14-year-old san mateo county activist whose anti-asian hate rallies have garnered attentioned more. organizers of today's event say that anti- asian hate is an epidemic and hope that this can bring changes at every level. nbc bay area news. >>> in the south bay, it didn't happen, opening statements scheduled for trial of former theranos executive sonny balwani. but the court was exposed to someone potentially exposed to covid. person tested negative but judge decided to postpone the trial for two days. >>> will they walk, teachers in east bay voted in favor of a strike. demanding smaller classes, bigger salaries, haven't seen a pay hike since 2017. >> recruiting and retaining best educators for our students by paying living wage to all educators and employees should be a priority for mdusd. >> if the demands aren't met will go on strike as early as march 28th. district plans to meet friday for negotiations. superintendent had to say quote the mdusd negotiating team is preparing to participate in fact finding hearing on friday morning, we're still gargening in good faith to r

tiffany and haddish in dolce & gabbana, and jen garner in brandon maxwell.th liza minnelli, who was having trouble delivering her lines. >> you see that? >> yeah. >> the public, they love you. >> oh, yes. now what am i -- i don't understand. >> i got it. >> but the night's biggest was the slap heard around the world. >> oh, wow. >> will smith striking chris rock after the comedian made a joke about smith's wife. schumer then received the task of trying to lighten the mood. >> i've been getting out of that spider-man costume. did i miss anything? >> reporter: the lapd says rock has declined to file charges. the reaction in hollywood coming i overnight. maria shriver tweeting, coat, will smith says he wants to be a vessel for love. love is not violent. love is not what was displayed on a global stage tonight. and rob reiner writing, quote, will smith owes chris rock a huge apology. there is no excuse for what he did. he's lucky chris is not filing assault charges. but will smith's son, jaden tweeting in support of his dad, saying in a tweet, and that's how we

n says, was his illegal invasion garner tons defeated. he relational states was a watershed moment and currently but by there on the defensive. and he tried to divert attention. he made some important strategic miscalculations just the way who had made some sort of different calculations. a 1st miscalculation on the part of binding was that he could use the threat of sanctions to deter russia from in reading ukraine. the problem is that the us true will use of sanctions as a blanket instrument of sanctions by repeatedly slapping sanctions on russia for the past 8 years or so. so the object of preventing ratio from in meeting ukraine and failed miserably. and that miscalculation was not to take warden's threat often an invasion serious me by giving him the security services they demanded security concerns that the us and they don't want to turn ukraine into a, a front line launch by the russia, by, by deploying offensive weapons on new created inside, well, for was 3 months or so who to talk to, to guarantee it is wanting to know repeatedl

many other white women who have gone missing, but can any of you name a person of color that have garneredational media coverage? >> reporter: advocates a missing persons of color are often the topics of domestic violence or sex trafficking, but many don't view them as victims. >> there is a mindset that their action or deviant behavior led to their disappearance. >> reporter: they are calling on more federal and state resources to address the problem. michael george, cbs news. >>> drivers in berkeley may notice new banners on the overpass that read, in tomato. no war with diy,no th. uers justice center who say the arms indu r for profit. >>> a union city bakery has a sweet way to help families in ukraine. niles pie company is taking orders for a special cookie box. proceeds benefit world kitchen. that group is serving meals to ukrainian families fleeing the war. >> we are a strong, awesome community. our little part of the world can come together and have something to send to part of the world that is really a need right now. >> the cookie boxes are $35 for a dozen. orders go out tomorrow

ready addressing 10 parliaments around the world in the past fortnight, continues his quest to garner support for give ill address, danish and swedish politicians in the coming days. and nato secretary general young stoughton berg has a nuns. discussions are happening on increasing nature presence in europe. he added that the aligns is going to keep sending more, lee flayed to ukraine. just to put this in some sort of context. you've got countries from the southern box appearing to rally together now to take on this complex geopolitical situation. what's the main development of could see you to you and, and basically this trainees diplomatic tour is taking place on the backdrop of a massive pressure. campaigned by washington. actually, it's basically intended to isolate russia from countries that are trying to maintain good relations with both sides of the ukraine conflict and basically stay neutral as for what we can world economy. let's not forget that for phasing and new delhi are facing pressure by the united states by washington for publicly coming out against the sanctions. indi

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. >> reporter: played by emmy winner jewel that garner. >> she still has a european accent but the deliveryg out at a mcdonald's. >> it was really hard. i literally had to have an accent with different accents. >> reporter: the series a netflix hit, becoming a staggering success within the first two weeks of its release. >> so dramatic. >> you have someone who is a convicted criminal and a con artist who is currently sitting behind bars. everybody knows her name. people are talking about her on twitter. and she has all of these hollywood projects with major hollywood names behind them. >> reporter: anna was set to be deported back to germany this past monday. her lawyers filing an emergency injunction to stop it. but even in detention, anna's continuing to get the word out. last week calling into spotify's "caller daddy" podcast from orange county correctional facility. >> do you consider yourself a con artist? >> absolutely not. >> to people that are saying you are, what do you think is the difference between you and a con artist? >> well, i never, like, intended criminally to criminally h

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after already addressing 10 parliaments around the world in the past 2 weeks. continues his quest to garner support fricky with heel address danish and swedish politicians in the coming days. nato secretary general in stoughton berg as a noticed that vance discussions are happening on increasing nature. his presence in europe. so added that the alliance is going to keep sending lethal aid to ukraine. ah, the chinese foreign minister has arrived in india to discuss trade with russia and other issues that says pressure grows anew, delhi from the west to sanction moscow. over the conflict in ukraine, which the indian prime minister rend remotely has so far, refused to do the flex geopolitical situation. what's the main development of could see to you and, and basically, this trainees, diplomatic tour is taking place on the backdrop of a massive pressure. campaigned by washington, actually of russian military technology and washington is trying to pressure the country to just entirely switch over to american weapons. another thing that the india recently did was that it bought around 3000000 ba

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leavy, many white women who have gone missing, but can any of you name a person of color that has garnered national media coverage? >> reporter: advocates a missing persons of color are often the targets of violence or sex trafficking, but many people don't view them as victims. >> there is a mindset that their action or deviant behavior led to their disappearance. >> reporter: they are calling for more federal and state resources to address the problem. michael george, cbs news. >>> tennis star serena williams has been moving, but photo blunder has taken away some thunder. yesterday the new york times released an ad meant to congratulate the tennis icon on her venture-capital firm, generating over $111 million, but that focus immediately diverted to the articles only photo, a picture of her sister, venus, instead of her. serena had this to say on the blunder. no matter how far we come, we get reminded that it is not enough. this is why i raised $111 million to support the founders who are overlooked by ingrained systems woefully unaware of their biases, because even i am overlooked. you c

the newspaper garnered international attention last year when its chief editor dmitry muratov won the peace prize. more on the humanitarian crisis in this war. today e.u. interior minister is met to discuss how to deal with the millions of refugees fleeing ukraine. they discussed a range of issues including the distribution of refugees across all e.u. member states, as well as how to financially support that. ministers agreed on the creation of a platform to register those who are seeking temporary protection. poland alone has taken in more than 2 million people from neighboring ukraine since the start of the russian invasion. dw correspondent christine one verse discovering today's meeting for us in brussels. good evening. christina, has the decision been reached in brussels today on how refugees from the ukraine should be distributed across the entire e.u.? reporter: going into this meeting, poland and germany wrote a letter to the european commission asking for the commission to play a more active role in distributing ukrainian refugees across that you member states. the commission

. >> reporter: her case has since garnered national attention. representative sheila jackson lee from griner's home state of texas insisting she's freed. >> we are encouraging as a member of congress to have the government move as swiftly, as profoundly, as strongly as it can do without in any way undermining what is best for brittney. >> reporter: griner's family has largely remained quiet and out of the spotlight. aside from this instagram message her wife posted earlier this month. writing, "i understand that many of you have grown to love b.g. over the years and have concerns and want details. please honor our privacy as we continue to work on getting my wife home safely." >> a lot of people have asked the question, well, what if this were lebron james or tom brady? and that is a perfectly legitimate question. it would be different. and this is one case where for brittney griner the lack of attention we pay in this country to women's sports is actually working in her favor a little bit because the more we talk about her the more it raises her

nus of recent supreme court confirmations, there are signals the judge ketanji brown jackson may garneripartisan support. trevor shirley reports. well, those confirmation hearings are expected to start in just a few weeks. and the white house still believes this nominee can get bipartisan support. this week, judge jackson met with the senate's top leaders that included senate majority leader chuck schumer and minority leader mitch mcconnell. she'll continue to meet with senators up until her confirmation hearings, which are slated to start on march. 21st, this process helps get senators acquainted with judge jackson before actually questioning her in a public setting. those confirmation hearings will be held by the senate judiciary committee. already. the white house says there's reason to believe members of both parties will get behind this nominee. i think there's no question as a judge who has been confirmed. >> 3 by the senate of someone who has a long as both jurist who is ruled a in the direction of democrats and republicans that she is someone who is eminently qualified for this

at each 2 and only went back to her birth country garner for the 1st time when she was in her early twenties, bear, she visited cape coast castle were slaves were held before being shipped to the americas and sold. the unsettling trip inspired josie's debut novel home going a multigenerational story about slavery, whose effects are still felt to day i think a lot of gun and americans who i've spoken to you had and then really and have felt kind of seen by this book in that it attempts to bridge the gap between a gun and experience and an american one and kind of locating us somewhere in this diaspora. and so i think that's been really, really rewarding. and i think gannons are not as used to the american side of the history. and so they think it's, and it's been a kind of ah confrontation which i think is mostly fruitful. and even if painful for her, for both me and, and sometimes can end. josh, his 2nd novel, transcendent kingdom came out in 2020 it's narrator gift he is working on her doctorate a neuro science. the rational world of the research lab stands in stark contrast to the religiou

the question is cl weather she'll garner republican support. we'll find out soon. the hearings get under way at 11:00 a.m. eastern cori >>> now upsets as the ncaa nears the sweet 16 >> he does a nice job sliding his feet >> the horn frogs were a thorn in the side of top seeded arizona, but the wild kcats wer able to force overtime there were six points scored in overtime 85-80. >>> duke found themselves down against michigan and they closed them out coach k and his team lives to play another day duke beats the spartans, 85-76. >>> the ten seed coyotes played predator south carolina led baylor, 61-47. >>> sheila creighton with 19 points one last chance for the hawkeyes, and the upset is complete the creighton blue jays advance with a hard-fought win, 64-62. >>> all right. enough of this basketball talk let's turn it over to weather. it's excited, kicking off the new week with nbc meteorologist bill karins. good morning, bill. >> good morning. we have a storm that's going to cause serious inns over the next three days severe weather outbreaks are possible tomorrow an

you would think they garner after her 3rd, 3 of the 1st she was only 6 of 31 by the are all season 3day finished with 19 points. but the cardinals only up 2 points at the half. let's go to the 3rd quarter, utah hanging tough. kelsey reese, my strong move right there out the pass tied game right there. lexi hall now. she's the scholar athlete of the year in the pac. 12 strong. take to the bucket. that makes it. 39 34 after the free throw then cameron brink. she might be low key and most talented player on this team. only a sophomore reverse pivot. what footwork? 43. 36 cardinal after a 14 to 3 run brink. she was not done. look at her. hold off the defender. finish through the contact. she had 16 points. let's go back to lexi hall. she's a great player senior for this squad open on the wing. going to tell you every time karnal go up 15 lexi had 15 points that her sister said, hey, sis anything you can do. i can do better. another 3. cardinals win. 73 to 48. but van der veer with her 15th pac 12 tournament title. stanford has won their last 34 games against conference opponent. like i s

they find to littering, their community. garner recycles no more than 5 percent of the $1000000.00 tons of plastic generated. the waste materials are carefully sorted and prepared, ready to be sown with their boy and bill label. the young designers are among the foreigners in their field when it comes to creating wearables, through up cycling, they hope to inspire as many gun eons as possible to start choosing their sustainable fashion. when the corona virus pandemic made runway shows impossible, ben foe's crew didn't just hang around waiting for things to change. in the small studio, they put together a virtual fashion event models showcase the ladies creations before they were made available for purchase. mentoring the future generation is also important to banjo. he visits schools like this and to speak to children, encouraging them to consider a career and fashion. i reach out to them and talk to them because i believe that eve, the neal, how g to the markets was and how they can make a living nozzles in life. most of them will aspire to lead designs. today's strong, already seems t

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