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those are some of the forecasts russell hardy makes.is the ceo of the world's largest independent oil trader. he caught up with anna edwards on friday. russell: we will see perhaps a prolonged period of $100 plus at some point in the next six to nine months. it is difficult to be precise about the exact timing. but demand is going to surge the second half of the year, provided there are no additional worries about the pandemic and provided travel resumes to something like normal. anna: do we know what cut of process destroys demand? we've seen the hike of prices. russell: i think you're right, 11, 12, 13, we were around the $100 range. we've seen these prices before, but when that occurred, we did not have the coincidental gas and coal price explosion we have today as well. i think consumers are getting it from all angles, which is not a good thing. demand will at the margin be lost because price, the price of less density is there -- price a less tacit he is there. anna: one thing that could change supply being tied, at least to some d

you can hardy find a job in some of these places. health outcomes are terrible. bad enough that the schools are awful and they get no shots. what about public safety? you can't even walk down the darn street as homicide and crime rates explode in cities run by liberals for decades. some of these places have not seen a breathing republican politician since the retch leweisary war. and somehow it's our fault?

but as john hardy reports, people and also just one things to return to normal. oh, he houses for the children, free food and coffee. muse, ah, we're like a winter carnival than a protest, but a protest it is for his ottawa, police, and city officials describe it an illegal occupation. this is the main staging area of the broadcast. this is where it all started. some of these trucks have been here from the very beginning, and it's just outside the main gate of the parliament trucker mike johnson, says heathen park outside the parliament gates it's january 28th and has no plans on leaving. we're here because individual or dollar should have the authority over . there are other law firms were making their own decisions, especially for their home bus for their body bus drives, many others we talked you agreed. the protest was not only about canada's mandatory vaccination and quarantine rules for truckers. ah, but the countries overall coven 19 restrictions. this is the 1st time in 2 years that i've seen an actual future for my children. kevin sergeant says he's a fa

hardy joe castro live 1st there in washington. how it is 900 gmc here in life or in doha 11 am in kia. this is agidir's, continuing coverage of rushes, invasion of ukraine. what president, let me put in launched as a special military operation. it is the biggest attack by one state against another in europe since world war 2 will to. this is the latest that we're getting now. several hours after it began, ukraine's government says at least 7 of its soldiers have been killed. rushes military says, ukraine's air bases have been destroyed and numerous civilian airports have been formed. separatists in eastern ukraine also say they've taken over several pounds. a russian tanks have been seen coming across the border from bellows and into ukrainian territory from the east, as well as russian next crimea. several cities have come on the fire, including here the capital. people are fleeing ukraine with car seen backed up trying to leave the capital neighboring. moldova says it is ready to take in tens of thousands of ukrainians. let's lo

ross growth live now to our t correspondent, john hardy. in order for us sir john banks was going across the story. just take us through what's going on there. what's the atmosphere like on the ground that well, it's more like a dance party than, than a protest right now. i mean, to be honest with you, which is really been the case over the last few days. look auto a police say that the situation is volatile. the protesters here the truckers determined if one thing is true, it's that the supporters of this protest and those that are here are determined they're determined for their voices and their demands to be heard as far as volatility. ah, we know that police had made some arrests, but overall it's been a very like over the weekend there were balancing castles. here, there are families coming here. i described it as almost like a winter carnival type festival. that's really been what it's like a lot of music. there's going to be a wrapper grabbing here in a short time. so that's been the overall vibe. but the point of the protest is basi

or john hardy, has it the story? the island of tara and the south pacific announced it was going into a nationwide lot down after several people tested positive for the cove in 1900 virus just weeks after being battered by a volcanic eruption. and su nani. the island 1st closed its borders in 2020 and had only recorded one case of the virus. that is until now. but while tango maybe shutting down other countries are loosening up and even lifting their cove in 1900 restrictions, norway's prime minister announced his country as scrapping most of its remaining lockdown measures. and just across the north sea, denmark became the 1st european union country to lift all of its coven 19 restrictions. with officials, they're saying the virus is no longer considered a quote, socially critical sickness. finland is also ending its coven restrictions. in switzerland. the government dropped its work from home order and quarantine requirements and is now reportedly considering lifting all remaining restrictions by mid february despi

so this sort of pairs up with venom and to me entire tom hardy, that's the tom hardy, one that they just that did extremely well for them as well. they've got a bunch of these coming out. so imagine this to, you know, it almost syncs up with, let's say 604066 and american filmmaking, when the anti hero bonnie and clyde, people like that became you could, you could tend poor film off the if you show them layered enough. and it sounds like they've done all the heroes in the marvel universe. you mean now they could do the job and i went back towards like a sinister 6 and they've got, i think craven hunter is another one every now. yeah. youth. and so more be is, is a part of that whole universe and it's super cool being a common cook fan. i am to like i said, i'm 68 years old. and so i had daredevil one and i let it go. i want, did you really he was in the yellow suit that, oh my gosh. yeah. and it's, it's very cool. so i get to spend 2 and a half months in london shooting this thing and it was awesome. got to do a bunch of stand about there. that was actually part of that. how to transfer.

for news, we use hughes john hardy. we will continue our coverage of the truckers and the ban on those who support the crash report for tasha suite. plus when we return, was the controversy over joe rogan a much to do over, and i think often very young is a back honest, modified to disgust. ah, welcome to max kaiser's financial survival guide. looking forward to your benefits . yeah, this is what happens. dimensions in britain del, at this app, if you watch kaiser report ah, my grendale best known as the my pillow guy who's been an avid trump supporter. also wanted to show support to truckers in canada. but there is been an issue in getting the pillows to those and protest of the vaccine mandates or to correspond natasha suite have more hollandale struggles. lackland dell said he wanted to show support for the canadian truckers and protest of the vaccine mandates. and when he heard children were out there too, he gathered up 10000 pillows to give out. but a media crew and his truckers were ordered to stay in the u. s. i

i shall weeks hardy, i had nothing to eat. her mother could no longer breast her and the family couldn't afford to buy milk. 14 days ago, they brought her to this hospital and cobble up with just because she was much worse before him. she's fed milk every hour and she can keep it down to the bus because the family situation has severely deteriorated in the past few months. then as the prices have skyrocketed, i have 3 sons and the daughter we were able to buy food. but recent developments of hitches massively, especially the evaluation of the currency and inflation. i'm a widow and live in someone else's apartment ness sakina usa fi would normally look after 5 patients. now she has over 20. the number of people currently seeking hospital treatment far out strips capacity was glued. the yes that issues formation. you must say more and more of the children. we see here a malnourished was this. when you go to our mission, we need more medicine, more space, more stuff, and other resources for the many patients in new york, michiga

for news he is use john hardy. we will continue our coverage of a truckers in a ban on those who support them at the credit report from tasha suite. plus when in return was the controversy over each l rogan a much to do over. and i think often very neil young is back on our side through all disgust. ah, sure. ah, it is too much. so to see must i know whom am i it's her daughter a pretty long with her or 1st to let you know that there was a, it was over to one of them. i'd eat my calendar. i'm all she will not to go to lunch with oh. 1 it's been 30 years since the soviet union collapsed. long miss colada got a chill on to work upon me at mcdaniel talk so. so shown where you're swore trust on one coil or thumb. ukraine was one of the in and it stays did emerge from the ruins of a super bowl. i'm doing awesome. good. would you also get on google greens? come a little. i'm surely confusing. some of the i can less, lucian, west deer, better langon law. did it if it were else what as a, as a resource for you to be in the

later kish kiss darma he was president joe biden says the later of the so called islamic state hardy abdullah blew himself up as us special forces approached during a raid in northwest syria, 13 others, including women and children, were killed in the operation. but it's not yet fully clear under what circumstances . my tongue as prime minister has extended the nations locked down for 48 more hours after another cove at 19 case was found. that brings the total number of infections on the remote archipelago to 5 tongue, remained virtually covert free until january, when international aid arrived. after a devastating tanami in watching daily news, his reminder of the top story were following. for you, the german government has condemned russia's decision to ban deutsch avella. russia said it was shouting d w. moscow bureau of burden van, german language programming of russian state broadcast a r t. due to its lack of license, the deputy director general to pay to limbo called the moved by moscow, a teufel overreaction, and promised legal action. that's a news update this out of state y

. >> what's the deal, all of these comments on instagram, people think you look like tom hardy. >> i but i don't! >> i'm not like a public type of person. >> you like to keep things more private? >> yes, because my business is my business. >> you're amazing, sloan. >> shying away from the attention maybe, but never from an intense question. >> are you afraid of dying? >> yeah. >> is there anything more scary than dying? >> clown snakes. >> you ask a lot of bigger, tougher questions sometimes. why is that important to you? >> yeah, i think there's something really powerful about hearing people young talk about bigger issues. i think hearing kids talk about climate change, for example, can give people a lot of hope. >> we did a nature walk at school the other day. i saw a lot of plastic in the water. the audacity of people doing that. >> the audacity. >> what is the key to connecting with a child? >> yeah, i think listening as much as possible, meeting them where they're at and being interested in what they're interested in. >> that's good advice for talking to an adult too. >> yeah. >

and if we all try, hardy can work only if we do that does obviously the diamond in scar. this also means that turned a free. we're not to do this. the men's agreement would be ignored if that piece of parliamentary resolution to day in russia would become reality. it would ignore the men's agreement. i think we all know that and any such resolution, what her counteract the means agreement it would end the process, it will be the end. it will be ability disaster lamb council. so i think the only way forward is for to return to the mens agreement, which you asked about where clear criteria has been laid down, locked into the tuft concerning all stream to, to provide the traveler to be too early to get the private business activities of a form of politicians are that's not something i would like to comment, had with her between russia and german need. this is a matter of that and i live and it's different. and as far as north for him to was concerned, we all know we have what is happening. we have obliged herself to make sure that turned out are saved gas supplies to ukraine

mister schultz from tots of hardy for him for a question regarding that was the press conference of a to a foreign ministers of sylvania and germany that we brought to you live and talk more about this. i'm not joined bashi for the correspond, belinda cry. pretty straightforward. press conference off to foreign minister, so basically all the same page to allies. so what stood out for you except the, unlike most press conferences of this nature, they scarcely talked about their bilateral relations. there was a brief reference to what they're doing in the area of climate, but essentially this was all about and, and that's hardly surprising the conflict that we're currently seeing that russia's invasion into ukraine. the 1st thing that stood out for me was hearing the references by the slovenia in foreign minister. mister low, hard to look out to the usaa wars. because we're, we're often saying the 1st major conflict in europe since the cold war or since world war 2. but in fact, it's not the balkan wars of the 1990s occurred in many ways under similar circumstances or at least with a si

what we know, the message i think has gone through in many hardy the blockades have disrupted business in parts of the country and slowed movement at border crossings with the u . s. in response, canadian authorities have used emergency powers to freeze bank accounts connected to the protesters, as critics say, that's a step too far. members of parliament will vote on the issue on monday. but on the streets, the protest as encounters with the police appeared to have signaled the beginning of the end of their resistance. german football now and fans were dressed in their carnival best ready for a bonus league, a party as cologne hosted frankfurt on saturday night. ah, excitement was in the air in cologne. both teams separated by one point needed a when to propel them into the coveted european qualifications thoughts. but the fans would have to sweat this one out. the intense 1st half saw both teams wasteful in front of goal. this chance fell to sebastian rhoda about 10 yards out after some nice buildup, but the captain shot was in precise enough. then it was cologne's turn, but dan knew

if de left, hardy and the free voters, i believe, had put forward their own candidates, why is that? well, because they can, it, is that right to do so? and at the 3 votes, as for example, i put forward a woman, they say that is vital that we opened this position also to women. we've never had a fema president here in this country. and many people are saying that it's almost certain that after frank, by thursday mazar in 5 years time, will probably have a woman in that office. but as far as i just, i my does look almost certain to be reelected because not only does he have the support of the in 3 governing parties, he also has the support from the conservatives. and of interestingly, of course, the most interesting and controversial position is probably that of the a f d. candid at max auto. now he is a member of the conservatives, and many people are saying that the far right after you party nominated him just to annoy the conservatives. and the parties also nominates celebrities and other well known figures to attend the federal commission. we were just talking about anglo merkel s

but hardy came right back. on the other end with the score to drive his only 2 points that he moves on as team isaiah beats team worthy. here's a windmill. the is goes the dynamite. isn't that the famous a sports for a because it sounds good to me. another night player marge on both champ scored 4 points in the other semifinal as we move on to our next highlight. >> team peyton led by oakland legend and hall of famer gary payton versus team barry. >> for by another hall of famer and warriors legend areas rick perry warriors rookie jonathan representing the dogs and another ignite star scoot henderson. he was a guest on sports final last week here on kron 4 to the action. henderson with the pull-up jumper for his only 2 points. and then he's succumbing it was his only bucket of fade away in the lane, but it came down to this trash. after the here, best restaurant came down to this. jason tate. almost all of that gets to drive and left handed finish to win it. these games are played up to 50 team. very takes it 5

the major says, look, this has to go. >> reporter: canadian mace be hardy, but, miguel, my friend, we well. thank you for the latest. take good care there. doing the best you can and you're doing it well. >>> so there's this steady rise in u.s. inflation we've all been watching and we've all felt it, haven't we. you feel it when you go to the grocery store, when you go to get gas. i don't know if you even realize rent is also in that category. consumer prices rose by 7.5% in january. that is the fastest 12-month gain in the last 40 years, and it's a big difference for f families because according to moody's, the average american household is paying $275 a month more right now for the same goods compared to prior to the pandemic. ryan sweet is with us, senior economist at moody's an littics. so good to have you here. that's a lot of money for families. what are some of the other sectors that we might be feeling this or should we be paying attention to other than what we see at the gas pump and the grocery store? >> yeah. the inflation's costly, and unfortunately households are bearing

g league ignite last season going up against current ignite star jaden hardy.out this sequence coming up with the windmill jam for 2 of his 20 points. here goes but hardy right back on the other end with the drive to score his only 2 points. but he moves on as team isaiah. each team were the 50 to 49. another ignite player. marte on both champ scored 4 points in the other semifinal. it was team peyton led by oakland legend and hall of famer gary payton versus team barry fronted by another hall of fame the and another ignite star scoot henderson. he was a guest on our sports final show. last week's to the action. here we go. henderson with the pull-up jumper for his only 2 points. and then we'll have far with his only bucket of fade away in the lane that it all came down after the fade away to this jason although stolen. but he gets to drive and left handed finish to win. its first 2 games are played up to 50 team. very takes the game 50 to 48. so both coming get and henderson. >> are eliminating. championship game was the first team to get 25 points. hearty wit

though i spent a whole year trying to trying to do it, it doesn't, doesn't give me, doesn't give me hardy at the moment. ah, as a child, siri whose to bad devoured book after book. and she carried her reading habits into her adult life. for years, she spent about 4 hours a day reading sometimes more when she's doing research for her work. her interests span many disciplines including philosophy, psychology, neuro, science, biology, psychiatry, and most recently, embryology. in 2015, she was appointed lecturer in psychiatry at while cornell medical college in new york, where she instructs doctors and psychiatrists despite her erudition, she often finds herself not being immediately taken seriously because she does not have the usual scientific credentials. the fact is that even though it seems peculiar to people, ah, you know, i do give lectures at various academic conferences. i publish papers and both science and academic journals. i think people find this odd because unless you have a degree in what you're talking about, there is a certain suspicion. the truth is we all of us, every sin

on a wintry sunday morning in kyiv, only the hardy and healthy venture outdoors.ice, but for mariska and her husband yego, it's manna for the body and the soul. >> there's a good time to relax, to somehow think about each other and about sport. >> reporter: a news anchor and a former member of the parliament with big plans to run the vienna half marathon in springtime. they still hope to make it. but for now, tomorrow is on hold in ukraine. so for today, they laugh, celebrate, and enjoy the moments they have together. because this is what else yego was doing this weekend. training for war. with 130th territorial defense battalion, a volunteer force of regular citizens. some, including yego, having to train with fake guns. >> former premier putin, every time makes us stronger and more responsible citizens. because we are all the time in danger. >> reporter: the call to duty has become increasingly urgent. as russia continues to send more troops and equipment to ukraine's borders. satellite images show more russian troops deployed to belarus, crimea, and western rus

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reginald hardy, we honor you. in honor of black history month, i would like to recognize tanisha nun gary a consummate business professional and accomplished attorney, taneshia nun gary is the president and c.e.o. of the african-american chamber of commerce of central florida, a leading advocate for business development and economic empowerment. as head of the established nonprofit she's responsible for cultivating strong relationships with key community leaders and corporate entities to enhance opportunities for members and engage partners on initiatives. she oversees all outreach efforts for the chamber which encompasses six counties and she executes strategic planning to ensure the chamber's choice is included in economic, education and community conversations that impact the region. the aacccf boasts a varied membership that revolves around four pillars -- advocacy, access to capital, contracts, and entrepreneur training and development. as a former business owner, taneshia is intiptly familiar with what it ta

standing proud down the road, this man, a hardy 91—year—old.hildren live in rebel held territory, and have been unable to cross the front line to see him in months. but the villagers are stoic. they have to be. "life is not so bad that we cry all the time", she says. "we carry on. "of course, we would like it to be better. "but there's nothing we can do. "but there's nothing we can do." 0rla guerin, bbc news. eastern ukraine. now to a story that has gripped the world's attention. king mohammed of morocco has offered his condolences in a phone call to the parents of a boy who died after falling down a well on tuesday. rayan was pulled from the 30—metre—deep well on saturday following a huge rescue effort. but his death was confirmed shortly after. rescuers had dug horizontally through a hill, risking landslides, to get to rayan. simonjones has the story. voices clamour. as huge crowds watched on, initially relief that rayan had been found, carried by his rescuers to a waiting ambulance, but that quickly turned to despair and grief. despite pains

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it has been over 7 years since a conflict broke out between huffy fighters and president hardy, supported by a coalition led by saudi arabia, united nations, for many years of describe the situation, the impact and civilians as the worst humanitarian crisis in the world. and this january is shaping up to be the deadliest for civilians. earlier we spoke to jacob burns for medicine on frontier for his take on what is happening right now. we are dealing with the long term crises that 7 years of war produces covered as an excellent example of this with the health care system. basically co ops in the country. more than 2 years after the virus became reality. we still lack most of the things that we even need to prevent or to treat colbert needs. and basically no testing in the country. vaccines are eva unavailable, or not very widely used. and when people are very sick and need a good level of intensive care, it's, it's often simply not available. on today's episode of the stream, we are going to be looking at at the intensifying war in yemen, particularly its impact on civilians and also geo

. >> reporter: even in winter hardy massachusetts, multiple cities are shutting schools friday as the storm now plows its way north. >> morgan, texas is getting a bit of a break from snow and ice, but the storm is posing a threat there. >> reporter: lester, it is. these temperatures only expected to drop overnight before peak demand friday morning. the wind chill in amarillo is expected to hit as low as negative 16. meanwhile, we learned in alabama that tornado has proven to be deadly, with authorities confirming at least one person killed when it struck this afternoon. lester? >> morgan, thank you for that. >>> we want to turn to the harrowing commando raid by american special ops forces in syria. the leader of isis dead along with a half dozen other people. courtney kube has late details from the pentagon. >> reporter: daylight and the aftermath of a nighttime u.s. military raid in northwestern syria targeting and killing the leader of isis. his name, abu ibrahim al hashimi al qurayshi. >> thanks to bravery of our troops, this horrible terrorist leader is no more. >> reporter: the m

that period as passing of hardy was still, but it's time that this was changed in the law in the u. j. barrow would like to see life return to this region with people who can create jobs. people like that in europe, where the florida go over. it are further what you want, 80 or young, where we're from the institute of agricultural radiology, but a little brain serious. no, because luasa could we take a sample of your produce to measure the levels of radioactive contamination of her mom's cousin. where these are my 1st potatoes, shall i dig some up for you? how many do you need? one kilogram was also shown over sky white, a probably immediately after chernobyl, every one wanted to know how bad the contamination wise secretary lose much could utilize every one was worried about radiation. loss of it. but people get used to everything over time. is when you even radiation sick of some of the social class, the crops and most places here are find out somewhere church and people know that for tuesday you lose martha. this is i would like for cba 17. it's the 1st test of his crunches. the

coming up, my conversation with russell hardy. going to exceed the level we were pre-pandemic in the back half of 2022 and into 2023. supply needs to catch up. i think what the market is worried about is how much supply there is available in the second half of the year into 2023. weight will now see a prolonged period of 100 plus in the next six to nine months. it is difficult to be precise about the exact timing, but demand is going to search the second half of the year provided there is no additional worries about the pandemic and provided travel resumes to something like normal. anna: are you expecting the supply situation to remain constrained? we have incredible backwardation in the markets. is that something that is going to persist? russell: it should persist. opec is wrapping up $300 to $400 a month. more supply is coming. eventually we will run out of spare capacity and that is what the market is trying to work out , how worried to be about that scenario. one of the short term solvers is u.s. shale. u.s. shale is increasi

hardy is one of the main causes some young children walk in mind jobs instead of going to others can attend classes only after they finish working with millions of children, all over the world can't go to school. we ask why and because education makes the world more just make up your own mind. d w mate. mine's ah ah hello and a one. welcome to the 77 percent. our program for you africa youth. i'm either kimani and this week we have a very special so for you coming to you from l door, it's the home of champion. this week we take a deep dive into the world of sports across the continent. here's what we have for you. we investigate how to tackle corruption in kenyon sports institutions, marathon legend and you took it till the secrets and how to keep your mind on track . and in south africa, we meet the be a met.

and unvaccinated against these mandates, which are unlawful on cnn ottawa artie correspondent john hardy, has been asking demonstrators, why are they, are there? listen, the difference between those broadcast and this broadcast is those broadcast will generally by specific groups with a certain agenda for the better their situation not saying is good or bad, just saying that's what i was very protest involved. every guy in the canadian ever got a person. you can think of everybody cross the spectrum, the amount of your religion, your language, how you look, all the same out that ever stream this broadcast. it's countrywide, because it's everyone why it's not one group. it's all of us. like americans, canadians are no strangers to protest, but that's what they say. it makes this one different that we are all, all of us around the world. now coven weary, and this novel virus, meaning like nothing we've ever experienced thrust in the better safe than, sorry, protocols that were better tolerated 2 years ago now exasperated protesters, grievances abroad, and beyond. government based virus, do

my pencil, said the government though dropped the agenda of our summit vividly, either with a will hardy, who general am i had the mirage of hello since it there are no observation. this is going to be adopted now, and i'd like to welcome mr. mohammed hammer, the secretary general of the g e. c. f to deliver his speech in been at thank you. any of the state of other exodus his head. so benjamin. okay. he just joining us. we been listening to castles, amir shake to mean ben. hi matt. i'll tony who has been speaking here in doha, where they've been hosting a regional gas conference, iran's president abraham, re he c as in cat all for the 1st time for this dead significant conference given the timing of fir geo politics at the moment. and the crisis in ukraine, we had there a shake to me referring to the crisis, the escalating crisis in ukraine. let's speak to him, ron khan, who has been monitoring this conference for us. of course, what's happening in ukraine to threatens gas supplies and services, no doubt, some issue that came up during this conference. how much has it dominated, or the