v green solutions has reached out to people who are marginalized due to their gender cost or class. it offers to turn them into green entrepreneurs as either cash or owners and drivers. jamara hand. glad my bagel was finance. so i didn't have to make the down payment myself, ma'am, if we could pay the loan back at our own convenience he does in installments of disappears 2000 or will be still 1500 down my name again. that way i paid back the loan in 4 months. it would be 15000 in daughter, but i mean until at 1 o'clock, if that's equivalent of 200 euros. now lily davina is one of them, $130.00 female iraq shar, drivers and author british, who also on their vehicles. me direct shows provided by the social enterprise, come brief entered with cameras and gps tracking systems that are connected to local police stations. operating in 5 cities and know what 10 villages across the state, the taxi service also affords greater freedom to the women who use it. use . it is customary that women will not move out to a market or to a hospital without a male member accompanying. now they are comfor

can you still put that money into green solutions heating up this whole discussion?ar in ukraine some saying has exposed access. of course, we have that hsbc story a few days ago, too. rishaad: the rpi governor talking about runaway prices and governance, talking about -- this is all part of the same narrative, isn't it? we have prices going up globally, and it is debatable if the monetary policy response is the right one at the end of the day. yvonne: yeah. let's get more perspective from our next guest who has over two decades of experience in responsible investing. the war in ukraine obviously has roiled markets overall, but i just wonder from your perspective, does that put esg on the backseat? >> absolutely not. the whole point is to think about allocating capital in a way that will allow the world to flourish over the longer-term. one thing i would say about the conflict is it has made people think about energy independency. i think in the long-term, renewables and creating their own energy is something that governments around the world will really be focusing

meet emergency food needs. >> joey: and also the shortages could press farmers to transition to green solutionsn faster. last week president biden as congress for $3 billion for food security funding as part of another ukraine request. >> carley: uncovered 2015 emails with hunter biden with obama's chief strategist for telling thin vice president biden not to run for president in 2016. the exchange obtained by fox news digital with hunter calling david axelrod a joint expert this with a tweet about hillary clinton's for bowling here at the email exchange occurred a little over a month before biden announced the window for printhead sentential campaign announcement had to closed. also this, assistant secretary of health rachel claims pediatricians agree on gender affirming medical treatments for teenagers. the transgender person in government telling there is no argument among medical professionals, pediatricians, at, adolescent innocence psychologist about the importance of gender affirming care. according to definitions laid out by the department of health and human services, that gender affir

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here from both the economy minister and the foreign minister, both of the members of the green party is that solutions to this are in the works. in other words and elaina barber, the foreign minister said she is planning to make a trip. it just is not yet clear when and the economy minister said said similar things. so clearly there is a move to get past this, but it certainly has been a cloud on ukraine, germany, germany relations want to thank you very much. our chief political correspondent, decree or as we heard there, the european commission president has called on you to ban oil imports from russia . ursula funder lion address the european parliament in strossberg. she outlined a 6th package of sanctions against moscow over its war against ukraine and called pro phased embargo on russian oil imports by the end of the year. here's what the christian president had to say. today we are addressing our dependency on russian oil. and let's be clear, it will not be easy because some member states are strongly dependent on rational oil, but we simply have to do it. so today we will propose to ban all ru

green answered with two-finger solution salute. and he had no regrets about it either. >> you're going to do somebody who got elbowed in the eye, you should get lipped off. i will do the fine. it felt really good to flip them off. i could have had a concussion or anything. they're going to be that nasty, i can be nasty too. and i am assuming the cheers because they know i will be fined. great. i make $25 million a year. i should be just fine. >> i would agree with that. bank account like that. nfl, the 49ers will play arizona in mexico city next november. it will be the niners first international game since 2013. the game will be considered a home game for arizona. a's frankie to the hill against tampa. and catch alert. sixth inning. watch this. basket catch. got to applaud that. no score. eighth inning. emmanuel margo with the bases loaded. drop this into right field. two runs scored. and that is enough. rays swept the a's with a 3-0 win. winless homestand. a's first winless homestand of at least six games since 1956. they were in

what he gave us was same old solution, more money spent on green energy and spent on his build back better cheryl casone was speculating why would he get out, maybe they know something we don't. most academyists expect april numbers to come in lower than march. what they want to do is make people believe that joe biden had something to do with the fact we'll get a lower reading for april than in march. it is still above 8% and elevated inflation above 8% is a problem for american families. >> todd: watch maria on fox business. thank you. >> maria: today we have all hands on deck, consumer price index is out at 8:30 a.m. and we have former fed president and we are discussing groceries to take a look at consumer prices this morning on fox business. see you soon. >> todd: here on fnc, gentleman named brian kilmeade will look at what is coming up on "fox and friends." >> brian: "fox and friends" in nine minutes, president biden promised to unify the country. we will go head-to-head with one republican. senator rick scott will respond to attacks on the commander-in-chief. and discussing the bab

caller: we don't have a solution for -- i cannot really -- we grow tomatoes, green beans. turn my back yard a garden. grow your own food where you can. give a little bit relief to the supply chain by growing your own. host: meredith lee? guest: locals farmers market here in d.c., really trying to support local producers, growing your own food. that is a good point when our food systems are reeling from the pandemic. host: with some of these shortages, how much concern is a food panic? so many stories about the infant formula and trying not to create --? guest: ken ukraine, they were careful to warn about food shortages. they didn't want to create panic. they are getting the message now, it is not going to be widespread produce or grocery items right now. but it is important they are leaning into the fact --. host: to nebraska on the republican line, jeff, good morning. caller: they knew seven months ago that putin was going to pool this. they should have started planning a long time ago. we have 107,000 people. they have done nothing with the border. all this is just pilin

caller: we don't have a solution for -- i cannot really -- we grow tomatoes, green beans. turn my back yard a garden. grow your own food where you can. give a little bit relief to the supply chain by growing your own. host: meredith lee? guest: locals farmers market here in d.c., really trying to support local producers, growing your own food. that is a good point when our food systems are reeling from the pandemic. host: with some of these shortages, how much concern is a food panic? so many stories about the infant formula and trying not to create --? guest: ken ukraine, they were careful to warn about food shortages. they didn't want to create panic. they are getting the message now, it is not going to be widespread produce or grocery items right now. but it is important they are leaning into the fact --. host: to nebraska on the republican line, jeff, good morning. caller: they knew seven months ago that putin was going to pool this. they should have started planning a long time ago. we have 107,000 people. they have done nothing with the border. all this is just pilin

green that you feel worried about the planning me too. i'm neil. host of the on the grievance of cost, and to me it's clear we need to change the solutions or out and join me for deep dive into the green transformation for me to do for the b o, o preventing the next big chip shortage. representatives of the u. s. and e. u meeting in paris agreed to cooperate to end their lives on the rest of the world. a semiconductor was that coming up? fast food john mcdonald, is taking its restaurants out of russia, but asked why an icon in the country shift to capitalism. and it's leaving for good on the war and ukraine has made getting goods from europe to asia, especially long vital route is seen as too important to block need to be business on robots in berlin. welcome to the program. brussels and washington are to set up an early warning system to detect shortages of semiconductor chips. the decision has been taken, not the 2nd us trade and technology council summit taking place near paris. the 2 sides say though each aim to boost domestic production and provide the maximum possible subsidies to the industry. officials are also planning joint meas

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green. do you feel worried about the planet a meal? oh sophie on the grievance, both cost and to me it's clear remains to church. the solutions or okay, join me for a deep dive into the green transformation for me to do full of them. oh, oh. turkey's inflation rate skyrockets, prices are spiraling at one of the fastest rates seen globally driving ever the turks into despair and threatening the political fortunes of the country strong man president. and as refugees continue to flow into the you will look at how one recent arrival to berlin as helping hi will school ukrainian secure a flexible work i'm chelsea delaney. welcome to g w. a business turkeys sky. high inflation rate continues to climb. prices in the country rose by almost 70 percent in april. according to new official statistics, the new figure gives turkey the dubious honor of having the 6th highest inflation rate in the world. it comes as president reggie pay of out of order. one continues to insist, interest rates be cut to stem inflation. the opposite of what conventional economists recommend, the rising prices are putting further pressure on turks who are strug

people are continuing to negotiate to see if they can get some sort of compromise solution that might be given the green. i know you will keep a close eye on developments in brussels. thank you both very much. let's talk about ukraine. justin let's talk about ukraine. crump is a military analyst and chief executive of sibylline, the intelligence consultancy. he's also a british army veteran. they were saying a greater sense of urgency from the ukrainians in terms of their request for equipment, resources, supplies, tell us from your analysis of the situation in the east of ukraine about what is going on. the east of ukraine about what is auoin on. , , the east of ukraine about what is ttoin on. , ,., the east of ukraine about what is otitn on. , , ., ., ., ., going on. this is a traditional warfare where _ going on. this is a traditional warfare where you _ going on. this is a traditional warfare where you grind - going on. this is a traditional| warfare where you grind down going on. this is a traditional - warfare where you grind down your opponent. it is very different to the recent western warfare w

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green energy. and this means that this solution will further accelerate the energy transition, because that nuclearnergy, of course, carries a very serious potential. e. in the sense of the volume of energy production. compared to uh , other sources, uh, other sources, it continues to protest, yes, germany continues to protest, but it seems that the current situation will accelerate, uh, this decision, well, the transition to renewable energy. and as i see it, it will not allow to fully balance the lack of energy supplies from the russian federation. i think that, of course, the issue with regard to nuclear energy will be positively reviewed in the european union and they will start rehabilitating or building new nuclear power plants. by the way, this is a big plus for our energy balance. because if we consider nuclear energy as our green energy, the energy balance looks extremely balanced and actually quite low. true, there is one peculiarity here, do they recognize our energy balance as insufficiently democratic for themselves , they already do it perfectly well, because on the one hand, nuclear

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at the metals mining boom driven by record prices and the demands of the green energy transmission. but are these old solutions to new problems? cutting out russian supplies has rocked the market but digging up more of the planet may not be the best way to save our environment. i will be discussing all of that with these two, the boss of the world's biggest metals trading exchange and the head of the mining investment firm specialising in the minerals to power our future. specialising in the minerals to power ourfuture. plus specialising in the minerals to power our future. plus closing the sustainability gap in electronic waste. i talked to the boss of a firm who uses the latest phone up grade to recycle bales from africa. wherever you are joining recycle bales from africa. wherever you arejoining me from around the world a big hello and a warm welcome to the show. since the start of putin's brutal invasion of ukraine we have all been learning the important part is russia's vast natural resources play in the economy. the effect of cutting them off has certain prices soaring across the globe. this has a devast

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