jackie? jackie: jeff paul, thank you for that.e for a no-fly zone in ukraine. roll tape. >> well, i think that they need air power. now, you are months late in establishing a no-fly zone. so it's an integrated air defense that's got to be put this place. that's not there. you would have had to have started this a year ago. you might have even had to have started this whole concept back in 2014 when they invaded crimea to say, hey, we've got to protect our air space. right now -- jackie: daniel robertson is a former f-22 fighter pilot, he joins me now. daniel, he makes a good point. do you think at this point that, you know, a no-fly zone would help the situation that we're in? it doesn't look like it's going to happen anyway, and even if you wanted to do it, you should have done it a year ago. >> hey, jackie. well, it's good to be with you. i agree with those sentiments. i think the time to impose a no-fly zone was certainly a year ago, prior to the conflict. right now it's incredibly difficult. look, i think militarily, tacticall

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jackie: trey, it's jackie, good evening to you. have mentioned that the anticipation on the ground with the russian forces would make their offensive on kyiv quicker, and it's taken roughly three weeks to try to encroach upon that area. what do you think changed? is it what we're seeing on the ground with respect to ukrainians fighting, being willing to stay in their country and trying to protect it? do you think that is strategically what's here because if it is, it almost sounds like it's become a game of chick when you hear zelenskyy talking about the fact they'll just have to bomb it and have tremendous blood on their hands. >> reporter: yeah, look, i think it's a two-part issue. one has to do with the ukrainians, one has to do with the russians. on the ukrainian side, there's fierce resistance. the russians are not walking into ukraine as early reports indicated they might. and as moscow really tried to push to their people that a they would. so they've faced very serious resistance not only around kyiv, but kharkiv, a number

jackie: thank you.e images but we had plenty of video showing what you describe the. horrific to see. griff: 24 days after the russian invasion of ukraine started, vladimir putin is adjusting his rhetoric, touching on stalinist nostalgia for public support for the war which he is still calling a special military operation. speaking onstage at a pact moscow stadium you see putin vowed all of the aims would be achieved. >> translator: crimean residents did the right thing with the barrier against nazis, everything that happened in other territories is still going on, the best illustration of this. we've not had unity like this for a long time. >> reporter: coverage of this speech was cut off in the middle due to a glitch. the kremlin attributed it to a problem with a server but this is remarkable and we just heard from the polish ambassador, trying to drive the point the this is not just putin's war but russia. a valid point the ambassador made. but you are seeing putin is struggling, it appears, to get e

jackie: yeah.en administration is pointing the finger at putin, and this is laughable too. >> putin's war is already hurting american families at the gas pump. >> it is accurate that the invasion by president putin into ukraine has impacted global inflation, inflation in the united states. >> next month we'll see further evidence of an impact on u.s. inflation of putin's war on ukraine. >> make no mistake, inflation is largely the fault of putin. jack jack charlie, your take on this. it started when they started, you know, signing these bills to spend trillions and trillions of dollars that america didn't need at that time to reopen. charlie: it's all such a lie, and they're going to do everything they can to -- just like they pinned everything on covid before, they're going to pin if everything on putin now. and it was sort of interesting, you saw yesterday both the white house and nancy pelosi both put out these completely bonkers betweens yesterday about how -- tweets yesterday about how inflati

jackie: into penta you ask.f you asked the democrats they are saying this is fine is perfectly okay to go up there and ms. speicher giveaway strategies or say things that you're not supposed to. the trip overall essentially for the president was a fail and when he is not unscripted he makes loads of mistakes. we went over them yesterday and we will go over them today and when you look at what is done with respect to approach in general i go back to before the starting. they said they were gonna work on diplomacy and they said they would do things to prevent it. they waited on sanctions, there was no diplomacy and no conversation. the fact that were in a month into the some bloodshed to get people to move a little bit here is absolutely amazing. then you have people on the sunday show sitting there and defending him after he makes a statement. everybody needs to get on the same page. to me it's completely unacceptable but not surprising from this president he was making mistakes way back into the debates before h

the brand i trust is qunol. >> jackie: i'm jackie ibanez.tucky senator rand paul looking to oust dr. fauci as director of national institute of allergies and infectious diseases. to avoid political power grab. >> problem with having one person and having everything go before him for 40 years is that he is monopolized power and created a culture not conducive to inquiinquiry. >> jackie: covid-19 hits the two-year anniversary, president biden nomination of karen raskin to federal reserve board is likely dead on arrival. manchin says raskins qualifications and previous comments did not satisfy his concern over inflation and energy policy. manchin opposed his party numerous times. an elderly asian american woman is punched more than 125 times in what is a horrific hate crime attack. security cameras capture the vicious assault, which happened in new york city. anti-asian hate crimes have spiked drastically. she has bleeding on the brain and is in the hospital. a witness called 911 and a suspect was arrested. he has a record and previously served

and jackie walorski, ranking member. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess subject to the call of the >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we're funded by these television companies and more. including charter communications. >> broadband is a force for empowerment. that's why charter has invested billions. building infrastructure, upgrading technology, empowering opportunity in communities big and small. charter is connecting us. >> charter communications supports c-span as a public service. along with these other television providers. giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> coming up, white house press secretary jen psaki will brief reporters on the u.s. response to the russian invasion of ukraine and other biden administration policies. we'll have live coverage when the briefing gets under way. it's expected to begin shortly. live here on c-span. >> washingt. host: joining us now is paul mango. author of the forthcoming book, warp speed. tha

jackie davos, thank you.eying a deal with one of the biggest rivals it has and that is intel. how the competitors could be looking to collaborate to end the chip crisis. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> after returning to computer monitor making, apple should go back to another market -- home wi-fi routers. five years ago, apple's mac business was a mess. the macbook pro dropped key features, the mac pro was a disaster, and updates to the macbook air and mac mini were nowhere found. apple had stopped making routers and monitors. the story could day could not be more different. battery life and ascetics and apple external monitors are back on sale. next up should be routers. turn back the clock to 1999 and apple was one of the first major proponents of wi-fi, watching an airport station excessive rate that led users to plug in ethernet to get their entire home wireless internet. over time, apple launched several variations like the high-end airport express and the time capsule for wirelessly backing up da

. >> carley: jackie ibanez joins us. >> jackie: apologizing to chris rock after the slap heard around the world. >> jada, i love you, gi jane 2, can't wait to see it. wow, will smith just smacked the [bleep] out of me. >> keep my wife's [bleep] out of your mouth. >> wow, dude, it was a gi jane joke. >> jackie: smith tearfully apologized to the academy, but shared this yesterday. my behavior was unacceptable and inexcusable, jokes at my expense are part of the job, joke about jada's medical condition was too much to bear. i would like to publicly apologize to you, chris. tmz did not know that jada suffered from alopecia, smith wasted no time getting down after the after party while grasping his best actor statue. me and jada, got dressed up to choose chaos. interesting. smith could face heat from the academy, they said the academy condemning the action of mr. smith's at last night's show and started a formal review and will review further action and consequences. people magazine reports smith was close to being kicked out of the ceremony after the attack. the academy condemning abuse o

. >> todd: jackie ibanez is here. >> jackie: the russian invasion of ukraine is expected to be the primary focus of president biden's speech tonight, after democrats had hoped it is address could reset biden economic agenda. biden is expected to talk about soaring inflation, pandemic fatigue and embattled build back better agenda, topics are front and center for americans who largely disapprove of the president's performance according to recent polling, including career low 37% from this abc "washington post" survey. recent fox news poll show mag jority of americans, 60%, say the country is worse off than a year ago and impacted by spiking inflation. congress lifting a mask requirement for members attending this speech. many americans are pandemic restrictions and taking heat in new poll over response to deadly russian invasion. quinnipiac showing 39% of americans approve of how the president is handling the crisis and democrats are hoping for a change in direction ahead of the midterm election, biden hear speeches fr

celebrities were talking about jackie moon. who is jackie moon in. >> there he is! >> that handsome fellow. >> that's will ferrell. last night he took part, dressed up as the character of jackie moon. he learned something while he was practicing for that movie, right? >> his warm-up jacket is almost longer than his shorts. >> he must have really pumped tim warriors because they broke that five-game losing streak, beating the clippers 102-97. >> and we are celebrating kari hall. she is going to have a birthday tomorrow. >> yeah. happy birthday to you! yes. kari is celebrating her birthday. she'll be off for her birthday so we had to celebrate today because we wanted to show her how much we love her and appreciate everything she does. not only on air with weather but also your friendship. >> thank you so much. and i love this cake. i'm so excited about that, and the flowers. you are all so sweet. >> well, you deserve that and more. >> the biggest gift will be sleeping in tomorrow morning. >> how nice for you! >> we'll have some great weather, too. of course i'm going

let's say klay got the better end of jackie moon there. >> he's a national treasure. will ferrell. >> remember when he dressed up as a security guard and took away shaq as well. >> i do. >>> well, coming up, are you a darth vader or a growler? the new poll that shows which states in america have the worst snorers. >>> first, can you tell us how to get to "sesame street"? will ganss knows the way. maybe he'll share it with y'all next. you're watching "world news now." scene 103, take one. here we go. my name is wesley, and i'm with my knucklehead brother. my friend nafi. my boyfriend doug. i thought we'd be on the same page about this and we're not. how do i know the way i'm going to respond to it? there's not that long term research out there yet. i don't want to be on the front line. but you're human. you're going to make a mistake. i'm just saying everyone has a right to make their own decision. but why would you want to take that risk? can you imagine being the person that goes to somebody's house and gives them the virus that kills them? what if you end up in a ho

jackie. >> jackie: president biden was in both the meetings with the 30 heads of state for the nato summit this morning and the g-7 meeting and ukrainian president veals addressed both meetings separately. he went over previous requests from to provide ukraine with any number of defenses, he said he feels ukraine is singularly defending all of europe from devastation that could stretch beyond the border. the requests are visible for the world to see and begged for nato to allocate 1% of aircraft, tanks and weapons and without repeating request for nato leadership, chided members for saying ukraine military did not meet nato standards. >> has to show that nato can do things for saving people and show it is most powerful defense union in the world. we are waiting for real action, real guarantees of security from those whom words we trust and those who can provide peace for real. >> the nato alliance pushed the limit of economic sanctions and military support short of engaging in direct confirmation leaving tr group with short list of deliverable for dependence on oil and gas and working to b

jackie is with us now. jackie, this investigation has cost 80,000 pounds or thereabouts.feeling about that? >> good morning, kay. a couple of things, the 85,000 into an investigation into that meeting. the 85,000 covers the investigation into all sorts of complaints about three counselors prior to meeting culminating in meeting. so, i don't kind of entirely feel responsible for causing 85,000 pounds worth of taxpayers' money to be spent in a way better to have been used. the other thing is, i don't think i claimed to have authority at that meeting. i think my response was i was less -- in the meeting. i never actually claimed to have any authority over the meeting. >> okay. but you did sort of kick people out because you wanted them out. you did use a bit of authority, didn't you? >> yes and no. i didn't actually remove them from the meeting, i put them in the waiting room. and a little bit later, the main counselors having let the chairman formally with a resolution. again, i didn't directly kick them out of the meeting. and the report actually says rather than i have no

we will see how this works out, jackie.e will continue this conversation with the ceo of uber himself. i will be catching up with him at one of the biggest retail conferences in the world in las vegas. meantime, shares of ev maker rivian rose to their highest levels in three weeks. they have been in the spotlight since their glitzy ipo but the stock as tumbled ever since and value has gone from $150 billion to just 40 $2 billion. bloomberg news spoke with the company cfo, who said that if they can build capacity, the share price will "take care of itself coming up, iphone is a service. apple planning a new subscription product that will lend you devices for a monthly fee rather than buying them outright. could be there but -- there biggest push yet into automatically recurring sales. next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: with the war in ukraine still wait -- raging and inflation here in the u.s., companies and investors contending with markets. how long will it last and what is the path forward? let's talk that all -- talk abou

jackie deangelis is with us with more. jackie., the summit brings together global policymakers, senior executives from the financial and technology industries and academics to discuss technology and innovation. a virtual part of this summit will focus on money and payments as well as technology and innovation and how it impacts those assets. parse through that even further, what you have is conversations about central banks and how they plan to evolve. as the industry evolves with more technology, and things like you said, cryptocurrencies. cryptos threaten central banks and their currency in general. the flipside of course is that the way banks have been operating it is antiquated and they need to get with the program. now a recent trend we've seen to counter the supposed threat is countries saying we can evolve, we can make our own cryptocurrency. at least this way we can maintain some sort of control. as of january forbes reports that nine countries are trying to create something like this. i will list them for you. the bahamas

terrific unless jackie wants to get in. i'm gonna go to the q&a jackie. do you want to make any comments? you know, the only thing i would say is that and i think something that people don't understand is how sense, it can be to invest in this kind of data. so institutions have to make decisions about acquiring information about actually hiring foyer lawyers a lot of the a lot of the war gaming material is hidden behind classified but doesn't need to be but that process of declassification as the dni recently reported is extremely cumbersome and very expensive. so there are a whole organizations and institutions that are set up trying to foil for those games and then as ellie and john scott mentioned then when you're trying to build the database you have to find some way to build some sort of ability to code the data and and all of these things are expensive and that's why there's a really large role for places that are their primary job is preserving the historical record, which is something that we do a lot here at hoover. awesome. i'm gonna go to the q

he said mostly linear issue, but our good deal on jackie has a lot of cars. yup. i'm not sure how to we will see if she'll know for me. yes i did it or city host you on. are you on a get any more? no. me me . i'm like the ukrainian army, which wasn't too eager to engage in a conflict underneath by politicians. the radicals from the nationalist battalions were etching for action. you propose media for a while watching we've done this because i was new year's material in was that? yes. so much, but i will go at least way we will get both of them was way much super. i'm going to move that area. no one more thing is i was on the fundamental reading daily, meet the teacher with the fact that there were could criminal pos isn't all that anyone is also corroborated by the nationalist battalion soldiers themselves that they've been in court. come on the nozzle, phone book, a final solution to cover number a 6 inch missed a good history. ok. shop on your phone a little bit and then voice removal. this is footage of the cell which is one of these units. it's quite apparent

it is great to be here today, joined by commissioner gordon mar and jackie fielder. i'd also like to thank the staff at sfgovtv for broadcasting the meeting. madam clerk, do you have any announcements? >> clerk: yes. public comment will be available on each item on this agenda. channel 26, 78, or 99, depending on your provider, and public comment information will be streaming across the stream. public comment will be available by calling 415-655-0001, and then, you would enter the meeting i.d. 2497-097-0590, then pound and pound again. when you are connected, you will hear the meeting proceedings, but your microphone will be muted. when your item of interest comes up, press star, three to enter the queue. if you submit written comment, it will be forwarded to the members of the commission and be included in the file. madam clerk, that concludes my announcements. >> supervisor chan: okay. please call the roll. >> clerk: for today's meeting -- [roll call] >> clerk: madam chair, you have a quorum. >> supervisor chan: thank you. i understand that commissioner singh won't

you have no authority here, jackie weaver. no authority at all. became heated, and she kicked out the chairman. and she kicked out the chairman. the investigation found she shouldn't have done it, but did acknowledge she'd faced unusual, and difficult circumstances. responding to the report, jackie weaver says she �*absolutely accepts' she has no authority, to throw a councillor out of a meeting. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are anne mcelvoy, executive editor at the economist, and kevin schofield, political editor at huffpost uk. thank you both for being with us this evening. good to see you. just before we hear from them, let me bring you up—to—date at home with the front pages we have so far. the daily mirror has a big picture of the queen shedding a tear for her late husband at a service in his honour earlier today. the i is leading on partygate.

jackie, look into your crystal ball. of 2022 midterms joe biden tries to conflate the plight of the ukraine with at the southern border as katy said have gang members coming across the border for the american public might be sympathetic to the creating people, do you think the american people are going to be sympathetic to those crossing the southern border illegally when it comes to the midterms? >> absolutely not. i think it's preposterous that what he's doing and making the comparison. it's not saying there aren't some people come across the border facing certain hardships but to compare them to the refugees in poland that literally are having their cities bombed and shelled that been forced to flee as a completely different story. again we talk about words matter. analogies matter. this is our commander-in-chief. the one thing i will see if he doesn't something about the border at least he acknowledged here he understands thousands of people are coming across the border every day. that's the most i've heard from him

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period, jackie has been following this and jackie, the list is growing. >> absolutely, neil and to seeds. i want to start with the first one, he has stepped down from a russian foundation and once was russian deputy prime minister and currently the chairman of the international chest federation yes, chest the game and he was man from international chess games because of the war and the antiwar comments he made. he came under scrutiny he decided on his own. he want to disassociate from putin. then, he was putin and voice international organization on sustainable development and he was also a leader of the privatization campaign and recommended that yelton hire vladimir putin. he has not publicly commented on his resignation but reports say it is because of the war. the next one, she was an anchor at russia state tv and she left because she started feeling inner conflict over being a mouthpiece come if you will for russia propaganda. excuse me with the pronunciation of these names with another journalist, left her position three weeks after the the invasn and she could not be a mouthpiec

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jackie ibanez joins us. >> jackie: did will smith apologize to chris rock? he did.. >> gi joe 2, can't wait to see it. wow, will smith just smacked the [bleep] out of me. >> keep my wife's mreept [bleep] out of your mouth. >> wow, dude, it was a joke. >> jackie: smith apologized to the academy and shared this late yesterday, by behavior was unacceptable, jokes at my expense are part of the job, but a joke about jada's medical condition was too much for me to bear. i would like to apologize, chris. rock didn't even know jadasuffered from alopecia, smith wasted no time getting down at the after party while grasping his best actor statue and voting this video with the caption, me and jada got all dressed up to choose chaos. smith could face heat from the academy. we will explore further action and consequences and people magazine reports he was close to being kicked. chris has not responded to smith's apology. >> carley: won the biggest award of the night. it is so secondary, shot himself in the foot. period biden unveils a budget proposal with billions set aside for p

jackie, thank you very much indeed.4.24 per gallon. that's causing some people to ditch their cars for electric scooters, really? you going to ride an electric scooter in winter? i don't believe it. we've got the story though. china shuts down shanghai to stop the spread of covid, 26 million people forced to lockdown, stay-at-home. that could make supply chain problems worse, could it not? gordon chang takes it on, he's next. stuart: all right, not that much action on the market this morning, i say that reserving because it could change by the end of the trading session. dow is down 175. susan is back, looking at meme stocks again. >> well, i mean, look at the amc rally, you're up 30% that's pretty impressive. stuart: that's a meme stock. >> even in stuary varney's university 30% is noticeable so the reason is amc's ceo adam aron this morning, he was talking about that bewildering million dollar silver and gold mining acquisition that really surprised wall street so he says expect more meme stock powered deals to come a

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. >> carley: it is 25 after the hour, i'm jackie ibanez with headlines this morning.ing national guard in dc for two days for the trucker convoy. the convoy protesting vaccine mandates by driving at minimum speed limit on the causeway, causing traffic. republican senator cruz johnson set to meets with convoy today. dhs source says there are unprecedented numbers of migrants in the rio grande valley sector, since october 1, a 92% increase over the same time last year. the source reporting this have been over 30,000 unark companied kids, 185% increase and rgv has seen 67,000 family units, whopping 206% spot. dramatic moment caught on camera as police officers and firefighters catch a baby dropped from the second floor of a burning apartment building. it is incredible. check it out. >> come on. i got him. >> go, go, go. >> move. i got him. >> jackie: true heroes, new jersey first responder saw the father sticks his head out with clouds of smoke around him. he dropped his son out that window to the officers before he jumped out himself. officials say both the child and fa

. ♪ by jackie spear, who is on the house armed services committee. joins us live from the capital. congresswoman, thank you for joining us. you calm the speech powerful. what resonated with you from the call to action yesterday? >> he was like winston churchill and how he made the case. you could not hear a pin drop in that huge auditorium. many people got teary-eyed. i remember watching this little child crying with bombs going off in the background, thinking what a horrendous crime against humanity that vladimir putin has created. i think president zelensky has done a masterful job of making his case, not just to the american people, but our allies around europe. we are opening our pocketbooks to make sure he has every weapon he needs to repel the russian military. kristen: as you said, president biden answer the call with $800 million more in military aid. tell us about the significant items in this package and how ukraine could use those. >> what is good about these weapon systems is they are very mobile, so it's not like having to carry heavy eq

jackie moon, aka will farrell. i know klay thompson is a huge fan of him also and a rod spotting lot of randomness at chase tonight. and the dubs came out energized thanks to the young legs of jonathan kuminga. he gets the dunk here. then in the 2nd quarter, check out this reversed dunk right there. he has such a bright future. coming ahead. 21 6 in 6. let's go to the 2nd quarter warriors up 14, steph. it's a big one. i mean, big man can't guard steph in space. a guard really can't do it either. this one is getting ugly. they go up 17 later. clay has really been struggling. these are the type of easy buckets that will hopefully break him out of that slump. later in the 3rd now, jordan poole, he's been playing really well hand down, man down. give me all 3 of those. he had 20 points off the bench, then into for clay with the finishing touches. >> little stepback jumper. he didn't shoot it the best tonight, either. but he had 20 points. one, 12 97. the warriors snapped a five-game losing streak in the worst saint mar

(jackie) talk to your doctor about austedo...it's time to treat td. td is not ok.>> rain, hail, and lightning today. tomorrow, a first alert weather day with high wind expected. >>> that is somebody's baby. it could be my child or anybody's child. >> a 14-year-old boy shot and killed in oakland. tonight, police tell us there may be a second crime scene. >>> governor newsom's plan to tackle the homeless crisis by overhauling the way we think about mental illness. >> we can hold hands, have a candlelight vigil, and talk about how the way the world to be, or we can take responsibility. >>> a group of students hoping to attend uc berkeley. the ruling forcing the school to turn thousands of qualified applicants away. >>> we begin with your first alert forecast on a day that started off with a bang. >> lightning struck several power poles in the concord area, and sparked a small fire near mount diablo. it was a good thing there was some rain to go along with it, because it is about to get wendy. >>> first alert meteorologist paul heggen is tracking what we can expect hea

he knows how much he likes dressing up as jackie moon. it was a natural fit.to do it. just make everybody laugh in a tough stretch of the season. >> i had no idea that was coming. that was so cool. dreams do come true. >> he gave it the full warm up session. he gave us a riveting speech before the game. so it was good vibes. he is obviously hilarious. he brought it today. >> that was awesome. i will never forget that night. >> how many organizations in sports would do that? he was out there the whole time during warm-ups. some of the players did admit they won game, everybody had a great time, and it worked out, but it could have gone terribly wrong if they had lost again. you don't know how those things will go. it is a different vibe last night. everybody loves jackie moon. >> they are there to entertain. it is a show. and he can play. he is out there. >> he has skills. >> thanks. >> tonight, the goldbergs, wonder years, the connors in home economics, and a million little things, followed by the news at 11:00. abc 7 news is streaming 24/7. get the bay area a

. >> todd: jackie ibanez is here. jackie. >> jackie: the russian invasion of ukraine is expected to be the primary focus of president biden's speech tonight after democrats hoped the address would reset biden's economic agenda. biden is expected to talk about inflation, pandemic fatigue, his pick for supreme court and his embattled build back agenda. americans largely disapprove of the president's performance according to recent polling, including career low 37% from abc "washington post" survey. recent fox news poll showing nearly 60% of americans say the country is worse off than when biden took office and are impacted by spiking inflation. congress lifting mask requirement for members attending the speech this week. the president is also taking heat in a new poll over his response to the deadly russian invasion. quinnipiac showing 39% of americans ark prove of how the president is handling the crisis. democrats are hoping for change in direction ahead of midterm elections. speeches from two members of his own party

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. >>> we are here at the federal prison in dublin, last time this woman jackie spear was here for her to her, she was basically shut down, severely limited as to who she could talked to. she returned with backup. >> they didn't give her a lot of access. she came back with some colleagues, that certainly opened up the door and allowed interviews to take lace. i think the message she has sent, is that she is on a mission for reform and account ability. >> representatives jackie spear, eric falwell spent two hours in the dublin correctional institution which has the nickname, serious problems go back as far as 2014. >> a months long investigation into harassment and misconduct resulted in the arrest of four employees including the warden, chaplain and a safety officer. and instigators essay the abuse went on for years and included trading jewelry with sex, according to court documents, one of the guards had sex with one of the victims in a shipping container. they sent her self is >> there might be right now, as we speak, guards who have allegations against them that are actually still w

believe russia has asked china for military equipment and assistance for more on this we turn to jackie frances maier live in beijing. talks are expected today in france what can we expect. >> it's going to be a very important meeting for these two sides. these are the highest level talks since the russian invasion u.s. national security adviser jake sullivan meeting with china's top ditch employee mat these talks will happen in rome. it comes as there are multiple reports that u.s. officials believe russia has asked china for military assistance and equipment. now, china is flatly denying this claim today telling reporters that it was, quote, malicious disinformation nonetheless, the u.s. believes that there needs to be an awareness made for chinese officials on the costs and consequences of aligning too closely with russia. this is what jake sullivan had to say yesterday on "meet the press. >> we have made it clear to not just beijing but every country in the world that if they think that they can basically bail russia out, they can give russia a workaround to the sanctions we've impo

(jackie) i've made progress with my mental health.when i started having unintentional body movements called tardive dyskinesia... i ignored them. but when the twitching and jerking in my face and hands affected my day to day... i finally had to say, 'it's not ok.' it was time to talk to my doctor about austedo. she said that austedo helps reduce td movements in adults... while i continue with most of my mental health medications. (vo) austedo can cause depression, suicidal thoughts, or actions in patients with huntington's disease. pay close attention to and call your doctor if you become depressed, have sudden changes in mood, behaviors, feelings, or have suicidal thoughts. common side effects include inflammation of the nose and throat, insomnia and sleepiness. don't take austedo if you have liver problems, are taking reserpine, tetrabenazine, or valbenazine. austedo may cause irregular or fast heartbeat, restlessness, movements mimicking parkinson's disease, fever, stiff muscles, problems thinking, and sweating. (jackie) talk to yo

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jackie moon helping stephen curry with his pregame routine. of course, it's a splash. klay thompson who scored 20 on the night. second quarter. the right-handed slam. jordan poole getting in the groove. the rivers from jp. less than a minute later, more pool party. a little step through. the finish with the left hand. he had 20 off of the fence. career getting involved. the float game is strong. dubs have six players to score in double figures. a little pick and roll. the easy game-high 21 off of the bench. warriors snaps a five-game losing streak. all kinds of celebs in the house. w ccc finals. in saga. mt. view native wilken johnson scored a game-high 21. maybe should have gotten it. 13 minutes to go. bulldogs backup eight. watch this. off of the mist. tips at back up in den. saint mary's down to but can saga response 14-5. 11 point game at that point. over a minute left. the alley-oop. 82-69. they await to hear their name called on selection sunday. russell wilson headed to the broncos after a blockbuster -- trade including multiple players. russ went 17 in his care

jackie moon helping stephen curry with his pregame routine. of course, it's a splash.nathan running the break, gets it to klay thompson who scored 20 on the night. second quarter. the right-handed slam. jordan poole getting in the groove. the rivers from jp. less than a minute later, more pool party. a little step through. the finish with the left hand. he had 20 off of the fence. career getting involved. the float game is strong. dubs have six players to score in double figures. a little pick and roll. the easy game-high 21 off of the bench. warriors snaps a five-game losing streak. all kinds of celebs in the house. w ccc finals. in saga. mt. view native wilken johnson scored a game-high 21. maybe should have gotten it. 13 minutes to go. bulldogs backup eight. watch this. off of the mist. tips at back up in den. saint mary's down to but can saga response 14-5. 11 point game at that point. over a minute left. the alley-oop. 82-69. they await to hear their name called on selection sunday. russell wilson headed to the broncos after a blockbuster -- trade including multip

there is a lot going on where you are, jackie.hen things are so expensive and you have a tax hike like this, even though you hear it's on rich people, it has an effect on the economy how? >> well, it absolutely does, harris. you mentioned it in the inintroduction. rich people who pay taxes employ people and invest capital and contributes to the economy humming along. this administration has been anti-business and president biden said there he inherited this fiscal mess. actually before covid the economy was humming along quite well because president trump was incentivizing companies to employ people. we had an unemployment rate at a 50-year low and people were saying the sentiment was their lives were better than they were during the previous administration. he came in and said he would stomp out covid. he wasn't able to do that and proposing in this budget which is a democrat wish list the original playbook that congress pushed back against. we don't want to see a 28% corporate tax rate. it will slow the economy when you see infl

(jackie) i've made progress with my mental health.rted having unintentional body movements called tardive dyskinesia... i ignored them. but when the twitching and jerking in my face and hands affected my day to day... i finally had to say, 'it's not ok.' it was time to talk to my doctor about austedo. she said that austedo helps reduce td movements in adults... while i continue with most of my mental health medications. (vo) austedo can cause depression, suicidal thoughts, or actions in patients with huntington's disease. pay close attention to and call your doctor if you become depressed, have sudden changes in mood, behaviors, feelings, or have suicidal thoughts. common side effects include inflammation of the nose and throat, insomnia and sleepiness. don't take austedo if you have liver problems, are taking reserpine, tetrabenazine, or valbenazine. austedo may cause irregular or fast heartbeat, restlessness, movements mimicking parkinson's disease, fever, stiff muscles, problems thinking, and sweating. (jackie) talk to your doctor