. harrison was the 1st major sci fi to fall to russian forces. after the invasion started just over a month ago, around $100.00 international students, many africans, among them, ended up trapped in the town. they tried to flee several times, but where turned back by rush. and so just the spend more than 3 weeks live in a basement where the temperature is below freezing at night. they had no heating and limited food. but now most of the group have finally managed to escape. they spent for harrowing days, fleeing to water ukraine. they have now arrived safely in the polish capital of walsall. i'm joined now by jerry kenny. he's a head of international student union in harrison. he's now in wa, so hello jerry. so after a couple of field attempts, you have now managed to get people stuck in harrison out of the city and into poland. how did you do that? hello, how are you doing here? so it does be, ah, it's enough and decision that i need to to go to to ensure that this walks, it was never a trial for me to fill our with believe does sunday these peo

i finally managed to make a darrin escape from the russian occupied city of harrison. harrison was the fast major c t to fall to russian forces. after the innovations started just over a month ago, around $100.00 international students, many africans among them, ended up trapped in the town. they tried to flee several times, but away turned back by russian soldiers. they spend more than 3 weeks live in a basement where the temperature is below freezing at night. they have no heating and limited food. but now most of the group have finally managed to escape. they spent for harrowing days, fleeing to water ukraine. they have now arrived safely in the polish capital of was all i'm joined now by jerry kenny. he's a head of international student union in harrison. he's now in wal, so hello jerry. so after a couple of food attempts, you have now managed to get people stuck in harrison out of the city and into poland. how did you do that? hello, how you doing? here though it has been a n d c shown that i needed to to get out to ensure that this walks it was never a trial for me to feel our wa

it's done on flint, in harrison to night. we appreciate you sharing us what you're seeing there in the city. thank you. thank you. so for the, for the united nations security council, i held an emergency meeting today, following russia's attack at europe's biggest nuclear power plant in ukraine. here is the u. s. ambassador to the un linda thomas greenfield. by the grace of god, the world narrowly averted a new killer catastrophe. last night we all waited to exhale as we watched the horrific situation unfold in real time. rushes the tac last night put europe's largest nuclear power. at great risk. it was incredibly reckless and dangerous, and it threatened the safety of civilians across russia, ukraine, and europe. well, for more now i am joined from vienna by gow har mu hunch and no, but she is a nuclear nonproliferation and disarmament specialist. it's good to have you on the program. you know, we just heard the world narrowly averted a nuclear catastrophe. how dangerous was this incident last night? i think it had me. oh,

attacks on ukrainian cities, russia claiming it now a house control of the black sea port, city of harrison. ah, i bring gov. it's good to have you with us on this wednesday, we begin with much of the world against the war of russian president vladimir putin . today, the united nations general assembly adopted a non binding resolution, demanding russia immediately stop using force against ukraine, and that it withdraw its military from the country. the historic resolution won the support of a $141.00 countries. only 5 countries voted against it before the vote ukrainian ambassador to the un accused russia of seeking this to commit genocide in his country. and you call them the world to stand together against moscow's aggressions . here's the un secretary general antonio good taylor speaking after the vote. the general assembly as spoken a secretary general. it is my duty to stand by these resolution and be guided by it's called the message of the general assembly is law then clears. and those steel with his ukraine now silenced the guns now opened the door to dialogue and diplomacy. no. the

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as we mentioned, harrison is now under russian control. and ukrainian soldiers say both been surrounded in the poor city. ameria pole, and northwest of que ukrainian soldiers are under bombardment, including in the city of the mirror. by john hall joins us now live from the vive, near the border with poland, joan, and let's start with harrison if russia has indeed taken that city, how significant is that? well find simply if that is the case and if it is sustained then has on becomes the 1st ukranian city to be captured by the russians on this 7th day of the invasion. lots of other cities under sustained assaults. some others complete the encircled pass on the 1st to be taken strategically important on the didn't put river just to the west of crimea to the east of crimea. further along the road towards those breakaway territories is the very significant port city of mario paul. it is encircled part of an effort here, both to create a land bridge between crimea, an extra 2014 and those eastern territories. and also potentially an effort to

harrison is nine years old and has autism.difficult. in one term alone, he was excluded 1a times. school were terrible. they were sending him home on a daily basis. i was called out of work to go support in school. he wasn't doing any teacher—led activities at all, he was just going in, sitting in a room with two teachers on his own. for too many children like harrison, there are delays and disruption, with varying support across england. years of trying to get a diagnosis, a lack of funding from local authorities, and navigating a complicated system are all part of the problem. last year, 1.4 million children in england were identified as having special educational needs. the government is promising early intervention. and a simpler process. we propose to establish a new, single national special educational needs and disabilities alternative provision system across education, health and care. you haven't told me what you are! proposals also include changing the culture in mainstream schools to be more inclusive, with addition

harrison?: he touched on something there and it was deliberate policy of the united states that goes back to the 1990's to try to engage china and wring china into the world community and allow china to become a member of the world trade organization. really have an increasingly close financial and economic relationship with china. the hope was eventually, the system could reform from within. that has not proven to be the case, of course. china has not reformed politically, and there is potential for conflict in the future with china over some heat touch points like taiwan and the island building that china is doing in the south china sea and the triggerpoints between china and india as well, quite frankly. i think what we are looking at right now is a shift where we realize that china is more of a threat, not a good partner economically, and because of covid, we have become acutely aware of supply chain vulnerabilities. where things are sourced, and how dependent we are economically on china.

harrison is nine years old and has autism. they were sending him home on a daily basis. i was called out of work to go to support in school. he wasn�*t doing any teacher led activities at all, he was just going in, sitting in a room with two teachers on his own. for too many children like harrison, there are delays and disruption, with varying support depending on where you live in england. years of trying to get diagnosis, a lack of funding and navigating a complicated system are all part of the problem. the government is promising early intervention and a national scheme that brings education and health services together. we propose to establish a new, single _ we propose to establish a new, single national special needs and disabilities alternative provision system — disabilities alternative provision system across education, health and care, _ system across education, health and care, setting clear standards for how children and young people's needs— how children and young people's needs are — how children and young people

i knew everything about william henry harrison because we would play perrysburg. we play like an anthony wayne high school and you know the william henry harrison and you know, it was the names all over that part of ohio were from the war of 1812. i particularly liked. i know i've mentioned this too before william or oliver hazard perry and perrysburg was named after perry and what he's an amazing story because of the battle of lake erie and his ability to build a homebrew american armada in erie pennsylvania build ships that the british didn't know he had and then perry hid them in the around putin bay in the lake erie islands chain, and and so the british came just by and they they got attacked from the island chain and perry became a big hero at that wasn't for winning of the battle of lake erie. we may be a very different country today theodore roosevelt looked up to oliver hazard perry a lot he is it as a genuine almost a demagogue at the naval academy in annapolis or the work, you know war college of credible figure of the war of 1812 president wise down the

i knew everything about william henry harrison because we would play perrysburg. we play like an anthony wayne high school and you know the william henry harrison and you know, it was the names all over that part of ohio were from the war of 1812. i particularly liked. i know i've mentioned this too before william or oliver hazard perry and perrysburg was named after perry and what he's an amazing story because of the battle of lake erie and his ability to build a homebrew american armada in erie pennsylvania build ships that the british didn't know he had and then perry hid them in the around putin bay in the lake erie islands chain, and and so the british came just by and they they got attacked from the island chain and perry became a big hero at that wasn't for winning of the battle of lake erie. we may be a very different country today theodore roosevelt looked up to oliver hazard perry a lot he is it as a genuine almost a demagogue at the naval academy in annapolis or the work, you know war college of credible figure of the war of 1812 president wise down the

endured 2 days of indiscriminate rocket. far russian forces have claimed control of the sudden city of harrison. but the masses fighting is still going on. several towns along the black sea coast have been taken. strategic port city, mario pole is surrounded and under constant bombardment. then you have keith itself . the capital bracing for a russian assault. hundreds of military vehicles are advancing on the city. and those pictures you saw there of the missile and artillery strikes, which are intensifying and targeting a t v broadcast tower. in that case, ukraine's government has 4 people, including a child, have been killed after russian cruise missiles hit residential buildings in the west. emergency services strike said 3 homes on fire and broke windows in a hospital. in the city of g, the mirror is home to an elite air assault brigade, which may have been the intended target. and he was president joe biden's use his state of the union address to announce more measures against moscow, is closing usa space to all russian aircraft. and he says he'll go off to pro kremlin oligarchy as well.

defense budget with todd harrison. an suri cruise -- university professor talks about the ukraine's impact on the u.s. supply chain. watch washington journal live on 7:00 eastern on c-span or c-span now our free mobile app. join the discussion with your phone call, facebook comments, texts and tweets. >> this year more than 3000 students and 41 states entered our student documentary competition. they shared how the federal government impacts their lives. the winner of our first prize, middle school went to an eighth grader from graham middle school in mountain view, california. 10th graders from. rockville maryland and winston churchill high school in maryland when our first prize. the first prize high school central winners were 11th and 12th graders from: street vocational center in louisiana. ninth graders from foothills community christian school in montana won the first prize high school west. our $5,000 grand prize winner our seventh graders, tyler and german from eastern middle school from silver spring, marylan

, a look at conditions heading off the skyway off the bay bridge in san francisco, westbound 80, harrisoneet, a crash blocking one lane and look at the back up, this is backing up onto the bridge, a live look as you come off of the skyway into san francisco and pretty much stays bumper to bumper, 35 minutes from the maize into the city, see at the toll plaza, traffic is bumper to bumper, darren is talking about the rain along 680. slow speeds, 28 minutes now from 580 to 237. >>> the rain falling all across the bay area and showers still lingering this morning. justin andrews is in walnut creek with a look at conditions there. >> reporter: the rain is much needed. walnut creek, see the puddles and the ponding on cyprus and main, this is in downtown walnut creek but the timing of the rain seems late because we are entering thened of our wet season. yes, we will still take the showers, the rain that fell gave trees and plants relief, reservoirs, they were dire this time last year, now they are 92% full again after his touric rainfall at the end of 2021. a water policy expert says we cannot g

. >> stanford freshman forward harrison ingram has been named the pac. 12 freshman of the year.ed 11, 7, 3, on the season and he stanford's first pac 12 freshman of the year since casey jacobsen did so in 1999, the cardinal open a pac 12 tournament play tomorrow against arizona state. and we had a blockbuster trade in the nfl today. the seattle seahawks are sending russell wilson. >> to the denver broncos for quarterback drew lock in a boatload of draft picks. i think to first 2 seconds in a couple more. this is a win for the forty-niners because now they won't have to face wilson twice a year. a guy who was killed them and pretty much the entire division since he was drafted. the broncos apparently were wilson's. favorites according to multiple sources. so he wanted to go there. good for russell wilson. good for the san francisco forty-niners. and one quick note, saint mary's are losing to guns agger right now by 10 at half, the winner wins the wcc conference both teams, though, will be in the ncaa tournament regardless. all right. thanks >> the governor just wrapped up his sta

harrison ingram to cut. he gets stripped keith there when it counts. cardinal get the win at the buzzer. 71 to 70 16, one run to end that game. also in the pac, 12 hosting washington state are facing off. no one was home. has been bad all year. they're bad this day as well. get a bucket here. he had 19 points later on washington state of 9. carol roberts coming off 3 of the school, they go up by 11. he had 14 points and this was a kill shot right there. figuratively speaking, of course, cal loses this one. 66 59 their season war is over. you would expect probably aren't even good enough to play in the end. it better luck next year. all righty. this weekend, frankie ferrari was in las vegas watching his alma mater usf compete in the wcc tournament. former don star was back at work with the g league's santa cruz warriors. ferrari was medically retired from the game of basketball after a stint playing overseas when the berlin game native got a call from his agent regarding an opportunity for the warriors g league team to him, it was a no-brainer. the call

, for example, and he notifies harrison to let him know. hey, i'm here the tennessee. militia is here. we are here to fight on behalf of the nation. send us we want us. and finally james monroe. for jackson represents this this link now right that jackson begins to cultivate this conversation with james monroe in such a way that it begins to influence madison's own thinking about jackson at this point. and so really, it's james monroe in many ways who gets jackson pulled into the thick of things in the war of 1812 now madison is not going to direct jackson's move towards canada or to move to the right lakes region or the ohio valley instead he is going to point himself against the muscogee people and ultimately to, florida to alabama to new orleans where the war is going to end at that point. i love the two portraits of these men here at this point because again, it's showing them roughly the same age the same position and so it really it kind of creates. i think this wonderful visual reference point between the mover the politician and the

a couple cars stuck together near harrison street, slow indigo.up at the bay bridge -- and go. jobina: drama at the oscars. will smith hits chris rock on stage after rock made the comment about jada pinkett smith's hair loss condition. reggie: peace talks resume today between ukraine and russia. zelenskyy has offered compromise to end the war, saying his country is prepared to adopt a neutral status. jobina: for second time this year, cruiseship is back in san francisco with covid infected passengers on board. this is video of the ship docked in the city in january. opening to the chronicle, the ship had to make another stop after multiple passengers and crew members tested positive. reggie: the fda could authorize another round of booster shop death shots for over the age of 50 tomorrow. jobina: number seven, kumasi aaron, check this out. she has been in hollywood all weekend long. she has outfits for days. she was given the days to everybody, she interviewed stars like serena williams. sleaze snipes. kevin costner -- wesley snipes. she is going

harrison ingram to cut.en it cardinal get the win at the buzzer. 71 to 70 16, one run to end that game. also in the pac, 12 hosting washington state are facing off. no one was home. has been bad all year. they're bad this day as get a bucket here. he had 19 points later on washington state of 9. carol roberts coming off 3 of the school, they go up by 11. he had 14 points and this was a kill shot right there. figuratively speaking, of course, cal loses this one. 66 59 their season war is over. you would expect probably aren't even good enough to play in the end. it better luck next all righty. this weekend, frankie ferrari was in las vegas watching his alma mater usf compete in the wcc tournament. former dons star was back at work with the g league's santa cruz warriors. ferrari was medically retired from the game of basketball after a stint playing overseas when the berlin game native got a call from his agent regarding an opportunity for the warriors g league team to him, it was a no-brainer. the call. came

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harrison ingram to cut. he gets stripped keith there when it counts. the cardinal get the win at the buzzer. 71 to 70 16, one run to end that game. also in the pac, 12 hosting washington state are facing off. no one was home. it's been bad all year. they're bad this day as get a bucket here. he had 19 points later on washington state of 9. carol roberts coming off 3 of the school, they go up by 11. he had 14 points and this was a kill shot right there. figuratively speaking, of course, cal loses this one. 66 59 their season war is over. you would expect probably aren't even good enough to play in the end. it better luck next all righty. this weekend, frankie ferrari was in las vegas watching his alma mater usf compete in the wcc tournament. former don star was back at work with the g league's santa cruz warriors. ferrari was medically retired from the game of basketball after a stint playing overseas when the berlin game native got a call from his agent regarding an opportunity for the warriors g league team to him, it was a no-brainer. the call. came

harrison ingram to cut. he gets stripped keith there when it counts.cardinal get the win at the buzzer. 71 to 70 16, one run to end that game. they will take on second ranked arizona tomorrow. that should be a good game. also in the pac, 12 hosting washington state are facing off. no one was home. has been bad all year. they're bad this day as get a bucket here. he had 19 points later on washington state of 9. carol roberts coming off 3 of those, the school, they go up by 11. he had 14 points and this was a kill shot right there. figuratively speaking, of course, cal loses this one. 66 59 their season is over. you would expect they probably aren't even good enough to play in the end. it better luck next all righty. this weekend, frankie ferrari was in las vegas watching his alma mater usf compete in the wcc tournament yesterday. the former don star was back at work with the g league's santa cruz warriors. ferrari was medically retired from the game of basketball after a stint playing overseas when the berlin game native got a call from his agent regard

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harrison is nine years old and has autism.as called out of work to go support in school. he wasn't doing any teacher—led activities at all, he was just going in, sitting in a room with two teachers on his own. for too many children like harrison, there are delays and disruption, with varying support depending on where you live in england. years of trying to get diagnosis, a lack of funding, and navigating a complicated system are all part of the problem. the government is promising early intervention and a national scheme that brings education and health services together. we propose to establish a new, single national special educational needs and disabilities alternative provision system across education, health and care, setting clear standards for how children and young people's needs are identified and met. proposals also include changing the culture in mainstream schools to be more inclusive, with additional training and staff. schools like this one in bradford are at the forefront of change. lilycroft primary has been p

rupert harrison, who now works for blackrock, the giant investment company, but was chief of staff toe, so you know your way around a budget. and dr miatta fahnbulleh who's the chief exec of the new economics foundation. you advised three prime ministers on economics, didn't you? i did, i did. blimey. well, to both of you first of all, just most straightforwardly. what did you make of yesterday overall when you saw all the announcements? i think for me the word of the day was disappointing. i think when you're being told by the obr that we're seeing the biggest living standards squeeze since the 19505, when you know you've got a massive cost of living crisis, ijust didn't think he did enough, particularly, and this is the bit i'm hoping rupert can shed some light, because i still don't get, particularly for the bottom households, people that we know are on the edge, people that we know are literally at the point that is catastrophic because they have cut everything they can cut, done everything they can do. there was nothing, literally nothing in the budget. in fact, what we had was a

harrison, we talked a lot about the programs of the defense budget. what does the budget do for the people of the defense department, armed forces and others as far as salaries and the like? >> yeah, i'm glad you brought that up because, you know, one of the reason we see the budget go up in '23 is to accommodate a higher pay raise for military personnel. so, in this budget, they're getting a 4.6% pay raise. that's the highest pay raise the military has gotten in two decades. but, you know, it's not anything unique that the biden administration did here. what they're doing is they're keeping up with the increase in wages and the private sector. by law, they're supposed to submit a budget request that includes a pay raise equal to the employment cost index for the year prior. so if you look back that employment cost index came in at 4.6%. they're submitting a pay raise which is in line with what they're supposed to do according to existing law but it is a substantial pay increase and not something they were anticipating a year ago when they started wor

say the city us is surrounded and running out of food and other port harrison is already on the russian control. meanwhile, the capital key has reported renewed missiles strikes some hitting residential areas. despite the destruction, moscow continues to deny it's targeting civilians. the aftermath of a russian artillery attack on the outskirts of keith. the family who lived here fairly escaped with their lives. now they watched their home go up in flames with in the company. i was opening the fridge and it fell on me. i could barely get out. my wife was in another room. she broke the window and got out as well. we went to the cellar, but it was burning. so we went to our neighbors. in a village further to the west of kias, the people in this van were not so lucky. witnesses say they were killed by russian forces passing through lawrence, vicki coleclo. when the convoy was driving him, one person went outside and he was shot, a local medic and his son tried to take him to the hospital, but they didn't let them and we lost 3 people. no one wants to pick them up from the car because well,

in a decade, harrison stocks have surged on their 1st day of trading since the end of february. the moscow exchange was closed during one of the biggest fellows in the market history. russia's main index rebounded by as much as 10 percent on thursday, but trading is far from back to normal. it wasn't business as usual at the moscow exchange on thursday, while shares can now be traded. the still a ban on short selling and foreigners are not allowed to exit local equities. that may have helped prevent a sell off that many had feared. with the index rising nearly 4.4 percent on thursday. well, the stock market really is on the side show at this point. it's more of a sentiment of indicator because oxy companies are not raising any money on stock marketing and won't be able to. so it reflects just a sentiment amongst investors, very likely we will find out that the main buyer has been one of the government banks are one of the government funds. the russian government says it will spend at least $10000000000.00 on shares in the coming months to help support prices. but would that be e

ukraine and official said russia was preparing to hold a sham referendum in the captured city of harrison. zelinski said that local lawmakers are being pressured, but ukraine would withstand the challenge with the head of russia's space agency. ross cosmos has claimed that western sanctions could cause the international space station to crash in a letter to nasa and other partners. dimitry role get seen said the russian part of the i assess could fall out of the sky. nasa has previously said it's exploring ways to maintain the i assess without russian support, if necessary. united nation says more than 2500000 people have now fled ukraine. more than half of them have crossed into neighboring poland. authorities in several cities say they're running out of space at the border shelters, have sprung up to accommodate people arriving exhausted after days on the road. they are mostly staffed by volunteers, offering whatever comfort they can afford. ah, even involve children, find moments of joy in a playful fight with polish woolen too, or in getting a lollipop. oh, but for their mothers and e

says the city is surrounded and running out of food and other port harrison is already under russian control. meanwhile, the capital key has reported renewed missiles strikes some hitting residential areas, despite the destruction. moscow continues to deny it's targeting civilians. oh, the aftermath of a russian artillery attack on the outskirts of give the family who lived here clearly escaped with their lives. look now they watched their home go up in flames . it didn't come to, i was opening the fridge and it fell on me. i could barely get out. my wife was in another room. she broke the window and got out as well. before we went to the cellar, but it was burning. so we went to our neighbors. in a village further to the west of kias, the people in this van were not so lucky. witnesses say they were killed by russian forces passing through war to jackie coleclo. when the convoy was driving him, one person went outside and he was shot, a local medic and his son tried to take him to the hospital, but they didn't let them. and we lost 3 people. no one wants to pick them up from the car

we have seen demonstrations against russian occupy as in harrison despite the risk. and despite people having been arrested on these demonstrations and as i'm hearing now, we also seeing, again, demonstrations that got against these plans for a referendum. so a significant part of the population is completely against these russian occupies but for the russian justification of the war. this narrative is of course crucial, and they're going to push it through. it looks like or i'm a tears. thank you for that update. d. w, correspond mathias billing i in keith last, we can in kiva, lying more than 80 babies were born in bomb shelters. war is literally forcing expected numbers and any bones on the ground and into improvised maternity units mathias here we just spoke to you there, visited one sant unit and the ukrainian capitol. it's the 1st time that maxime is seeing daylight. the boy was born a day earlier in the basement of keeps maternity hospital number 5. his mother natalia, made sure to arrive at the hospital early though, and i chose his horrible ship. when the wa

he joins us on the line from the city. harrison in the south of the country, which is not said to be under russian control. a welcome to d w. donald, how are you i looks like with los i are you. you've had donald flat. ah, it looks like we're, it's last utsa lives. it eyes lead cert, move on. apologies for that. the past week, her see no german chancellor alive sholtes overturned several major longstanding policies. he suspended the north stream to gas pipeline, boosted the military budget. a st weapons to ukraine, for there is a step, is not prepared to take sending troops to fight, as he made clear on a visit to a military base near berlin. war raging in europe and german troops sent to defend nato's borders. they were gone. i'm either through grammar over all our shorts. we had expected that his 1st visit to army command would come under different circumstances. the pre planned meeting was dominated by roches attack on ukraine and fears of an escalation. afterwards, the german chancellor appealed for cam. as his guns, victor does fear, it is very important that we keep a cool head

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emerged showing russian occupying forces firing on protesters in the southern ukrainian city of harrison. to disperse them. i comes just a day after a present of alarm, rosa lensky praised the people of the port town after they were filled, confronting to military vehicles and chanting, go home. and the court in moscow has band, facebook and instagram and russia, labeling them extremist organizations. the 2 social media platforms owned by parents, parent company, meta had already been blocked in russia over their role in disseminating information, following russia's invasion of ukraine. twitter is currently also restricted you ministers meeting in brussels, have accused russia of war crimes in the besieged southern ukrainian city of mario bull. there was opposition to more sanctions from some you members, including germany, amid concerns about high energy prices, and fears that russia might halt gas exports altogether to your india. while russia's invasion of ukraine has led to growing calls to and western dependence on russian energy, germany with its particularly high reliance, is unde

mayor of maria poll says that the port city of surrounded and running out of food, another port city harrison, has become the 1st major urban centre to fall under russian control. ukraine accusing russia deliberately targeting civilian structures there. meanwhile, people around the country appeared, determined to resist the all over ukraine. people are getting ready to fight latitude in live if those with combat experience teach those who have never held a gun before i get for one of the rubric. thoughtful i came here to get some understanding of what to do, how to defend myself, and how to survive if the enemy comes for war of the knocker. and while it still com and live eve devastation elsewhere could give an indication of what could come . this is what the outskirts of key of look like with russian forces advancing in the east and south president vladimir putin claimed that his so called special military operation is going to plan what is his get so lucky and russian soldiers and officers are acting bravely. like true heroes, our troops fight with persistence, and full understanding that t

now this is just hours after the mayor of the city of harrison confirmed that russian troops took over the southern port city. this is the 1st major city to fall since russian forces began invading ukraine one week ago. ha, so home, these defiant residents of multiple a standing up to russian soldiers after their city was taken russian troops of also taking control of the regional government building in the key black sea port of his son. according to the regions governor, one resident record of the moment he opened his cousins to see a russian tank in the street. they're turning people to stern sight, shooting at the pier, hear the sounds they think richard stroke recording before something troops room ahead. he craned 2nd largest city car cave is still holding out, but rushes. bombardment has left its streets in ruins and dozens of civilians dead further to the east. the port city of mario paul is surrounded after hours of shelling, cut of water and power in keith. present, zalinski remains defiant. would the will ne, message leave should be wherever they go, they will be destroyed, f

>> we've all done it at one point or another. [ laughter ] >> harrison ford admitted he purposely crashesink that's something that -- >> yeah that's very reckless, to burnley crash planes. you know, but that's harrison ford. >> where have you seen the most headlines about the plane crash revelation? py see it through google, through facebook updates, instagram posts. now they're starting memes. >> which memes did you see? >> i actually saw one yesterday. it was actually him as han solo. and he was standing outside the "millennium falcon." it said," hey, i'm about to wreck this piece of junk." >> a breast milk smoothie cafe, a lot of people are mad about this, what do you think? >> i would be mad, am pretty mad about this. i heard there was a football player that ended up in the hospital for drinking breast mill milk. >> we have some breast milk here, would you want to try it it? >> yeah, let's do it. >> okay, good. >> tastes like carnation milk. >> did you hear what danny devito did? >> no, what's going on with danny devito? [ sirens ] >> hold on, there's a bunch of sirens. >> slowly by t

it also would mean that nature would have to take out harrison fan stations that would be based on russian territory. that would mean we would have a full fledged nature, russian conventional war. now please don't tell me that that would not still over into a nuclear go that could devastate the entire globe. so i'm sorry to say it. i understand morally, but it's really a terrible idea. ok, you mentioned the nuclear fact that we heard the russian foreign minister of a playing down the threat of a nuclear escalation. he called it quote, west and his theory idea, see the danger of his war escalating into something even bigger in general? i think this is all part of the russian playbook. i mean, bob ross, i'm sorry to say he was for a long time, a respected diplomat icon taken serious anymore that we have seen clear of rush and signaling from the rushing side, letting the uprooting threatening consequences of his tori dimensions should. the west intervene. dan braising, the alert levels of russia strategic nuclear forces, though the latter i would say was.

the ukrainian government soliciting donations let's bring in brett harrison, president of the crypto it be a force for good we've seen it be a force possibly for bad maybe there are some russian oligarchs trying to get their fu funds out of the country especially if there's going to be capital controls. what does it reveal to you >> really two aspects to this story here first, as a decentralized medium of exchange, we're seeing the power of crypto currency unfold in realtime. people are all around the world are able to contribute crypto directly either to the ukrainian government through their public addresses they posted or to relief organizations that are on the ground helping out in the situation in ukraine more than $20 million worth of bitcoin, ether, stable coins and other crypto assets have been donated in this way. we think that's probably behind a lot of the rallies we're seeing in crypto on the other side of it is people saying that crypto could be used as a way for for example, individual to avoid such sanctions >> largely untrue to this point. why is that? >> so in order