do you think is joanie, you must. oh, the mother you and i discussed with scott bennett is a leading counter terrorism expert and a former u. s. army analyst, you now investigates, crimes against humanity. ah, the american indians were seen as a scourge as a social pariah that needed to be expunged, expelled, and exterminated from much of on the eastern seaboard poisoning blankets with smallpox. with this virus that caused the eruption of stores and death upon the american indians. blankets were distributed to indians and military installations under the guise of helping them ah one out of the thousands that unit 731 killed only 8 names have been preserved in history. 6 chinese and 2 russians. a red army soldier, cal dem shanker and maria. if an oven with her 4 year old daughter, when women and girls became too weak and no longer fit for further experiments, they will put into a special glass walled gas chamber. the doctors took meticulous notes. the daughter suffocated after 3 minutes. the mother of to 5 to do was si

way up to 2.4% on 10-year watching yields move higher, on this report, up 9 basis points right now joanieeing on the ground more people going back to work deciding they can't afford to stay home after all, and getting back into the workforce? >> yes, so maria we are definitely seeing increase of people coming back looking for work. applying for jobs. that has been happening over the past few months i predict we will see people entering the labor force i also think when it comes to corporate profits i did want to say to stephanie's point i don't see that demand slowing down, i do think this is going to be a big impact on corporate profits, from earnings, to having pay more but not the slowdown in demand just yet we are not seeing that on the front lines at all. maria: quick lisa you were the first to point out the participation rate was the -- item you were focused on how does 62.4 number look to you on participation. real you encouraging another uptick if as we go back to beginning of this year started closer to 61.9, while the process is incremental takes steps overtime every veef makes

and legendary focusing joanie mitchell was there as well. she won for best historical album for compilation of her earliest releases. a lot of the of the old guard still very much up and running or you have are there. thank you very much. a leader you are in the w news is a reminder of our main story. russian forces i being accused of committing mos atrocities before retreating from areas near the ukrainian capital. footage of that civilian streets of poacher spock the outbreak with some meters calling the killings. walker and german charles to all of shaw says joint other west to lead us in condemning what appears to be the deliberate killings of civilians. a new credit they have threat moscow with further even tougher. such explosions have been heard and car saw that the strategic port, city of odessa following as trucks, the rock that's on sunday. those blast destroys an oil refinery used by the ukrainian military president lensky walls. russian troops are regrouping and preparing for more powerful stripes on the city. and that's it from

joani did not reject the fact that in the future the kremlin may try to destabilize the situation inmoldova itself. taking into account the information that i told you before that diplomatic institutions ask their citizens of different countries to ask their citizens not to go to moldova, so who knows, more and more people are in favor of joining nato, support for joining nato has increased to 65%, the process shows the latest survey results from helsining sanomat yes, joining the alliance is supported by 6% more citizens than a month ago, while only 13% are against membership and 22% have not yet decided on their position, in general, the current level of support is the highest among sheep period of measurements, i will remind you that finland and sweden will probably not wait for nato at the end of june and will submit applications for joining the alliance already in may. meanwhile, moscow continues to warn both countries about the consequences of membership in the north atlantic alliance. well, before the broadcast, i found information that the president of finland er, on the 12th

senator joanie ernst took this video of the fox.ld turn from cute to criminal. that fox or one of its friends later attacked a lawmaker, congressman ami barr. last night, he had a face-off with the infamous fox, and he lived to tell the tale. he described the attack to us in a fox exclusive. >> i felt something lunge at the back of my leg. i thought it was going to be a small dog. i said, that's not a dog! that's a fox! glad i had my umbrella in my hand. we're sitting there squaring off holding the fox back, and then somebody is like, hey, there's a fox attacking that guy! so capitol police kind of came out, and then the fox ran off. >> reporter: did you hear they caught the fox? are you confident that's the one that attacked you? >> um, i did hear they caught the fox. um, yeah, we want the fox to be treated fairly and, you know, relocated and released to a safe place, but i don't think there's going to be a line-up where they'll have me look at several different foxes. >> reporter: jesse, there may be no line-up, and we also may no

joining us now is iowa senator joanie ernst, and what do you think putin's saber rattling, how should with that, we have a presidency that is extremely weak in the face of the global order. so, we need just as lindsey graham stated, we need our president to show strength and resolve and stand up to vladimir putin. he needs to know that we are going to back the ukrainians and the ukrainians are going to win. >> john: we were at an event for military families, tragedy assistance program for survivors, talking with a lot of people in the military, we were speaking about the idea. constructive ambiguity with threats like putin now this president is telling putin everything we are not going to do. >> what was our first act when putin invaded, no, we offered zelenskyy a plane ticket, abandon your own country. and pleased to see blinken and austin go to kyiv a month ago, and interesting to hear your package today but seems we are dragging on the sidelines. we are america, normandy, the berlin wall. we should be leading on this, not following the footsteps of europe. it's a critical time for

globally pandemic how it impacted supply chains hard to know where this is going to settle out to joanie's point how much a great resignation versus great regret. >> thanks dagen daving james stuart: you can't fit anymore people on that screen. you're jammed up right there, maria. maria: we jammed it up. stuart: good morning, maria, and good morning, everyone. welcome to the first day of the new quarter. we'll start with the jobs report 431,000 new jobs created in march, that is strong. the unemployment rate came in at 3.6% that is strong, but look, there is a chronic labor shortage in america, 11 million jobs available, and we don't have the workers to fill them. it's a great time to be a worker , because you could choose your job, but when you look at your paycheck, you realize, its been eaten up by inflation. here is the reaction to the jobs report i'll start with stocks on the upside still, a gain of about 100 for the dow, smaller gain for the s&p and for the nasdaq. now look at the 10 year treasury yield. this is the defining feature of the markets this morning, yields up on that jobl