john james hughes, he founded the city of yuzovka, which today bears the name, donetsk in the homelandareer and personal life of john hughes developed quite successfully; he was the head of a large iron-rolling enterprise in london, but in 1860 the russian government signed a contract with his factory to supply heavy-duty armor. at 55, joan decided to move with a large team of specialists. for 8 months. they managed to build the first blast furnace in the region. appeared the most powerful industrial region in russia is the use of what we now call with the donbass , the first mines appeared there, which were coal mines , which began to use uh, burn, coal, so that there was coke uh, this is iron smelting things. soon the plant took the first place in the empire for the production of metal at the donbass enterprise, young and strong people, the most active part of the peasantry, who hoped to provide themselves and their children with a decent life, went. it was a colossal region, the donbass, coal basin. as well as kuzbass coal basin. there is simply a combination of coal and metal, whic

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joining me now is john -- hughes a farm manager in greenville. so much for talking to me this morning. how exactly does this work? for people who have no idea about farming and the food chain, how does russia invading ukraine mean that our food prices go up? >> well, basically it's had a very direct hit on input prices. so fertilizer, seed, diesel, as we all know has more or less. doubled in a very short space of time. this doesn't give farmers much confidence to invest in what they're doing, and actually the decision making crisis around making purchases is now extremely complicated, because the market is changing on a near daily basis. some raw materials such as cereals like wheat and barley, oats are becoming increasingly difficult to get hold of, which make essential ingredients for animal feed, but also of course we'd for mailing, barley for beer the list goes on. >> some farmers have warned, as i said in the intro that the impact has been seismic. have you already felt that? because we're only three weeks into this invasion. >> i think seis

currently working on a new series based on the classic john hughes' "sixteen candles."et to stream on peacock, lucky us next up. schitt's creek i have not seen this so bear with me. >> so good. >> i know but i have four kids who remembers her fruit wine commercial. >> if you love it as much as i do, you will appreciate the craftsmanship and quality of a local vintner who brings the musk melon goodness to his oak chardonnay. >> good fuse more anybody who's dreamed of being part of the herbert wine tasting set sail in march. bringing together die hard fansn from around the world for a weekend of costume contests, trivia and dance partiesivia and unfortunately no cast -- >> the boat is going to be packed guests are being encouraged to dress as their favorite character so as alexis would say, we love this journey >> read that well. >> does that make sense? >> this i know about rock and roll and smoking cigarettes keith richard, the rolling stones rocker opening up he kicked a 55 year long habit in recent interview giving up smoking. he did it a couple years ago and he doesn

liz: john and hugh, thank you so much. [closing bell rings] the dow popping up now 510 points. 483. s&p up 94. well here comes the rate hike system in play. that will do it for the claman "countdown". larry: hello, everyone, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. so the conclusion of his stirring speech to congress this morning ukrainian president zelenskyy exhorted president biden to be the leader of the world and then zelenskyy went on to say, being the leader of the world means being the leader of peace. now mr. zelenskyy basically applauded president biden's actions regarding military and economic assistance but i think wi

i think it came from katarina posh, who was the professor at pratt that hugh and john interviewed and she's a professor of design there and knows a great deal of history of design. and the film displays some incredible examples of the beauty and uniqueness of bakelite including a radio nurse that if those who have seen the film know what i'm talking about or if you could remember this from the '40s it was the first monitor for babies and was designed and had a really amazing design to it. in fact, it looked like a head, and it had a japanese warrior type of grill, grill work, to it. but it was sleek and beautiful and she talks long about that and we have a film, a separate film about her lecture on bakelite design which is worth checking out on the all things bakelite website. >> yes. what happened after world war ii many of the new plastics were not nearly as good as bakelite or manufacturers thought plastic could be used like bakelite can be used. a lot of cheap, shoddy products were made that broke easily on toys that broke easily on christmas morning, or people were accustomed to

john jack duddy. patrick "paddy" doherty. bernard. hugh gilmore. kevin mcill henny. john young. william nash. michael mcdavid. james ray. jerald dohohy. jerald mckinney. william mckinney and john-johnston. -- and john johnston. we need to remember these while many and rightfully so have been commended for their work to bring peace to the island of ireland, the victim of bloody sunday's massacre made the ultimate sacrifice, fighting against repression and demanding peace. to the victims of bloody sunday, all victims of the troubles, including the disappeared, the families of the victims, and to the people of ireland and northern ireland, i say this directly to you -- we in congress remember. we in congress stand with you. we in congress know there is much more work still to be done. i introduce this resolution to demonstrate our solidarity with you and i urge passage to signal that we will continue to fight for peace and stability on the island of ireland. with that spirit, i wish you all a happy st. patrick's day and i urge all of my colleagues to join us by voting in the affirmative on this

very multicultural, it was a big help for industry, it was actually set up by a welsh guy called john hughesand when you see pictures, i think we can bring you some of the images now of what is happening there. it is heartbreaking. - happening there. it 3 heartbreaking. mariupol is a coastal city, again, it is quite industrialised, there is quite a bad problem with pollution there, but the actual city itself, there is what brand—new shopping centre there with an international supermarket. the city centre itself was being regenerated and they were putting in nice street areas ready for cafes and developing restaurants. there was quite a big international community there, people working for ngos. �* , ., community there, people working for ngos. �* i. community there, people working for ngos. ~ _, ., , ngos. and then you look at these street scenes. _ ngos. and then you look at these street scenes. it _ ngos. and then you look at these street scenes. it is _ ngos. and then you look at these street scenes. it isjust _ street scenes. it is 'ust unbelievable �* street scenes. it is 'ust unbelieva

oh, oh, ms. hughes with a about all together to go with hi turner. i was i, we had to release that little student john, you to mention gotten a new talk about now going to agenda more gobby. it goes to some. gotcha. like what some cindy crawford, i usually ah tell. we'll have to shoot 10 or $10.00 admission to the song that way for me, the nation, the trunk shock. issue with me all living in a war zone is a risk not worth taking for most but for a 10 year old boy. there is nowhere else to go in, in the absence of his parents, his grandmother dedicates herself to his upbringing, never knowing whether the next explosion will echo one step closer to the place they call home the distant barking of dogs. a witness documentary on al jazeera blue. ah ah, an app that sees for the blind and a robotic arm for the disabled. a young australian engineer is inventing tools to help people gain independence, both noted money or side of that will put the ability to recognize objects, all the firms so that people with limiter vision would be able to recognize every day of jack women make science, provo, gals, episode f

john is a master storyteller. so we were easily on board with that. and of course in the process i met you and what i was impressed with was hughes sincerity and his more importantly his determination not only to celebrate his great-grandfather. which present the story? with a certain socially conscious perspective. that helps us understand where our plastic world came from. and perhaps where it's going. and so along the way i learned more about hugh and actually some of the initiatives of the lh bacon project that he started. and i worked closely with mark huberman the project's media manager. and the two of them really inspired me to get to know who lhb was more deeply and i became enthralled with this guy. one of the first things i did was as you folks have done is read all his personal diaries and boy that did it. that's his diaries are just an amazing window into the into the soul of a genius really and in them also is is quite a picture of the revolutionary time that he lived in. so thanks to you we're currently developing ideas for some kind of literary expression of that. i don't know what that's going to be. but i'm just so excited really to b

well, as john just told you, we have special coverage of the state of the union tonight. my friend and colleague scott in el hughes is going to be kicking off her live coverage on the state of the union tonight, starting at 8 30 pm, a special edition of news use use with commentary and analysis that you're not going to get anywhere else. folks, we know there's a choice when it comes to your news. we want to thank you for being here as always . good night. and may the good news viewers. ah, i'm li camp. the corporate paris sites in power to day might think their control will continue forever. whether they're right or wrong. we have to keep fighting western moran and the american farm and the american farmer facing more challenges today. that at any time in my lifetime and probably your import someplace like for road canada and mexico are forcing the american farm on to a place they can compete. $10000.00 american farms go bankrupt every year. as a result, we're gonna talk about that and so much more coming up on steve brewer's forgotten america right here on our america. so much going on in the world. don't you thi

well, as john just told you, we had the special coverage of the state of the union tonight. my friend and colleague scott in el hughes is going to be kicking off her live coverage on the state of the union tonight, starting at 8 30 pm, a special edition of news youth youth with commentary and analysis that you're not gonna get anywhere else. folks, we know there's a choice when it comes to your news. we want to thank you for being here as always . good night. and may the good news be yours. lou. ah there's so much going on in the world. don't you think was the last time you had a real burns? i view the news be more than just hours and figuring getting 30 minutes now take you to below. ah, wall street busy treading your money. 5 days a week and a half for a quarter in the fiscal year, and 3 major stock market in the thing. and when you have, i arrive more veil, it all becomes clear. there's just one business, so you can't afford to mend the one and only i find it now on portable tv ah, ah, present abiding addresses, the nation in his 1st state of the union, hoping to inspire a political reset at home. and while there

well, as john just told you, we have special coverage of the state of the union tonight. my friend and colleague scott in el hughes is going to be kicking off her live coverage of the state of the union tonight, starting at 8 30 pm, a special edition of news use use with commentary and analysis that you're not going to get anywhere else. folks, we know there's a choice when it comes to your news. we want to thank you for being here, as always, good night and made the good news fewer. ah, the lead camps, the corporate paris side didn't power to de, might think their control will continue forever. whether they're right or wrong, we have to keep fighting western more. ah, our culture is a wash and lives dominated by streams of never ending electronic hallucinations that birth fact and fiction until they are indistinguishable. we have become the most eluded society on earth. politics is a species of endless and meaningless. political butte, or politicians, have more into celebrity or to ruling parties are in reality one part of the corporate. and those who attempt to function this vast, restless universe of fake news

course just an average, john, and here in philadelphia, as well as places like new york, as well as california paying a whole lot more. just got this news in, you know, baker hughes, keeps an eye on how many oil rigs are out there in the u.s., talked about increased u.s. production, they tell us in the last week there were 0 now rigs added, so that does not bode well for future production. u.s. producers are chomping to bring prices down and help the folks in europe and ukraine put more oil into the system. >> john: bulletin from the financial times, c.e.o. of pioneer natural resources says the united states will be unable to replace crude supplies from russia this year. so the price of gas likely continuing to march upward. thank you. >> sandra: and let's bring in charles payne, i'm sorry, my mind was just so occupied with everything going on right now and you look at the energy situation and you and i have had a chance to take a deep dive into this. and then you wake up after that employment report here in the united states on jobs, and while it's good news, it was better than expected, that's great. ron klain, chief of staff to president biden tweeted this. bi