julia get ready please take a few people to the hospital. they give food. us, uh, they give us clothes. our soldiers help us well. we thank you very much. we're just surviving here. if they had been children for a long time, of course, ukraine has never helped us, not a piece of bread when they were here, they have not given a single piece of bread to people and children. the most important thing was not given to the children. well, from here there is someone who was evacuated in the basement with a dozen patients by a nurse and she came down with a cold and because of the cold and moisture. vladimir chepiga asks to take the wounded mother in the kitchen. and we have two shells. in general, i woke up, my mother lies next to me, there is a hole in my head to go to the queue to get everyone out and the car of our film crew. the car leaves to the sound of cannonade, with every minute it intensifies. is there smoke in the direction the cars are heading? it is impossible to get in touch with the group, the walkie-talkies do not finish off. half an hour later, th

. >> reporter: then julia started getting ear pain so bad it sent her to the e.r. all day was really irritating the inside of my ear canal. and it was causing me to literally like get eczema in my ears. >> reporter: from eczema to ear infections, ent doctors say wearing earbuds too long can cause problems. >> wax and debris can build up on it, and if it's moist, it can lead to infections. >> reporter: that's why doctors say to use alcohol to clean the earbuds and the case every day, and also take earbud breaks. >> i would recommend that everyone takes their earbuds out for at least five minutes every hour if they're using them continuously to get a little air into the ear. >> reporter: try different brands to get the right fit. >> there shouldn't be any pain or irritation after wearing them. >> reporter: these tips that helped julia stay infection free. >> haven't gotten one in hay couple of months. >> yikes. some questions -- how long is too long? and do ifbs counts? >> we are wearing them. >> wear them all the time. right? >> i can hear you guys. i'm taking mine

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julia. >>> let's get to frank holland with a news up date. >> good afternoon why florida's governor signed a controversial bill into law. republican ron desantis said parents can send the kids to school for an education. opponents called it the don't say gay. >>> disney announced said they will fight for the bill to be struck down in the courts. employees criticized the ceo not opposing the bill. >>> house panel invest gatding the attack on the capitol is leaning to call jenny thomas to the committee and will discuss it tonight the panel has copies of text messages from thomas urging the white house to fight strongly to keep then president trump in office and offering suggestions. she is married to justice thomas. >> thank you. >>> ahead, the white house to unveil the 2023 budget proposal. including a new tax targeting the wealthiest americans president biden set to discuss this hour on the details of the budget we'll inbrg it to you live when we'll inbrg it to you live when he appears each day looks different than the last. but whatever work becomes, the servicenow platform will make it j

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let's get acquainted. my name is julia, you like me cyril very nice. you are brother and sister. , relatives. how did you get into the orphanage? what happened the war was? at home in 2014, it was cold and dirty at home and dad didn’t heat the stove, and then he drank a lot more and forced mom at first, before the war, father and mother only occasionally visited, and you heard explosions there was a strong explosion. i went outside and then away from our house. a fire was visible there, then the neighbors put out the fire, there is this fire. it was from a projectile. yes? tell me, please, did you hide inside your house somewhere in the basement they left or who didn’t have two just exactly either under the sofas or under the beds. and also this, where there was a large sofa, our toys lay there, we threw them out there and hid. well, dad was just lying on the couch, he was drunk, and he was lying on the couch. this, that is, it turns out. you should have guessed for yourself that it all started and hide yourself. and then our father got a new wife and they have children. did your

hello hello, let's get to know each other. i'm julia i'm so very nice.ice nastya nastya you wrote it, and who's the girl? i wrote our bunny, in my opinion, someone fell in love with potap, it feels like, but there is not enough heart, please. i say, but i understand that you are all relatives, right? so these are your two brothers. this is your sister of a large friendly company. they came here to visit us. yes guys. tell us how they showed the orphanage. what happened? because dad, well, generally from home left, and mom tried somehow. well, they fed us and we had a mess, then they told us that you were being taken away, they put us in the hospital, then we were in the hospital. they drink from the orphanage to the orphanage. and here we live. and how long have you been in the orphanage for 5 years? but dad and mom somehow came to visit you. well , back in 2021, my mother arrived there. she just handed us over, did not see us and left, which she handed over. well hotels hotels and even themselves have not seen, yes, but she only has parental rights. and

let's get to julia boorstin. that senior leadership across disney's creative studios have expressed their frustration to disney's ceo about the way he handled the don't say gay bill in florida. now, in a series of meetings since disney's annual meeting last wednesday, i'm told by sources many have expressed frustration the company did not take a firm stand against the bill and also told employees took issue with the fact chappic did not respond critically to homophobic comments made by a shareholder in a q&a period. in the past week, executives have been hosting town halls and meeting with their employees to hear their frustrations and concerns about this issue. today, an invitation went out for disney's regular reimagine tomorrow event it was anoannounced on march 2nd and scheduled on tuesday, the same day an employee walkout is scheduled about this issue this event is called lgbtq plus, get disney real. the invite says the event will address, quote, how does the don't say gay bill and other pending legislation

get a complete view of your business. so you can sit back and... ...relax. i'm deirdre bosa along with jon fortt and juliarst let's get a news update with rahel solomon rahel. >> here's what's happening at this hour. crude prices jumping 7% and breaking back to $100 per barrel three million barrels per day, russian oil production could be cut off starting next month. it's far more than the 1 million barrel-a-day demand drop. >>> alpha start jumped meanwhile zillo reports the value of the typical u.s. home rose 20% speaking of workers, jobless claims dropped to 214 thousand that's the lowest sin the beginning of the year, but more have fall on the their lowest level in 52 years. >>> and shares of dollar general are up about 3% after surging 6% at the quarterly bell. they gave strong guidance and raised its dividend by 31% jon, i'll send it back to you. >>> we've discussed the massive piles of cash companies have been stockpiling how do they plan to hike rates steve kovach is with us to discuss. steve, i mean, inflation, but a lot of stocks are cheaper. >> apple has $200billion and the other stocks we talk

. >> you just mentioned it we'll get that breaking news nina, stay right there julia piercen has the latest on facebook's operations in russia. >> that is absolutely right. russia has blocked facebook in the country. the media regulator saying that they have seen 26 cases of discrimination against russian media information resources, and that in recent days, the social network has restricted access to accounts from news agencies, sputnik, russia today and others, saying the restrictions are prohibited by federal law. on meta's influence persons involved, so this is what the russian regulator is saying. we have reached out to facebook's parent company meta for a comment on this. this e. of course, comes as meta and facebook have been working to tamp down on misinformation and disinformation coming out of those russian propaganda and russian-owned media companies. >> nina, this is exactly what you were describing. now it's russia blocks facebook, and you think the primary reason here is more or less to control the flow of information that gets to the russian people. >> absolutely, it i

most of them don't want to be evacuated from their homes, yet 91% need help to get food because of mobility issues. julia, a paralegal in los angeles, is among those trying to get them out >> this is their home. now at the later stages of their life they have to be torn away from everything they knew? >> reporter: it can almost be too much to bear we met valentina after her agonizing escape from mariupol. the grandmother sobbed as she described her 15-mile trek on foot to a humanitarian bus. "we were bombarded ruthlessly," she says, one word to describe the situation -- hell. but calls her 8-year-old granddaughter a hero for helping her. an awful journey she says would have been impossible to survive alone. breaking late today news that would make it easier for immigrants including those fleeing ukraine to come to the u.s the bide administration in late may is planning to lift title 42, the public health policy that denied asylum seekers entry due to covid. officials at the border are anticipating a surge when the policy lifts. lester >> okay. gabe gutierrez in lviv, thanks >>> new insights this evening

. >> reporter: ten time zones away in los angeles, julia enten got a call for help to get the family kraine. what happened after that first call? >> at first i panicked. i wasn't sure i was up for the ask. >> jimmy: julia grew up in moscow during the soviet union era. she now works as a paralegal helping holocaust survivors on reparation cases, inspired in part by her activist parents. her volunteer work in ukraine now looping her into a sprawling network of activists in israel, ukraine, england and the u.s., all trying to help rescue efforts. >> we had to create a certain level of trust, because, again, you are thousands of miles away. and it is probably equally unreal to them that somebody thousands of miles away is going to help them with something that seems impossible. >> reporter: eventually, julia connected with safe bow, headed by lgbtq activist rain dove. >> we are now in the car, and all we're going to do is drive over the border. >> we have to find a driver who is willing to go and risk their lives to go and knock on a door and see if they can find them. it's a very chaotic

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julia: many things we get wrong, but first and foremost is why people are fleeing and where they arethis is a different refugee flow than in the past, much faster. what is unclear is the long-term implications. we know people are going across the borders and will need long-term shelter. this is what we need to step up with this. the eu has been first and foremost trying to get temper a status and visas here the u.k. has been much slower -- visas. the u.k. has been much slower. tom: it seems so much larger than the hungarian revolution of the 1950's. which institution do you look to to provide leadership or is a refugee done nation to nation? julia: there is one reason why it is different as each has their own. some organizations can provide umbrella support with refugee camps. there are long-term challenges of providing some sense of stability and long-term security but it is state specific paid the eu as a block has had a different mechanism than the u.s. and the u.k., and so for many just getting to the eu has different opportunities. the u.k. has a different immigration policy. th

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oakland based civil rights attorney julia sherwin to get more perspective.s of excited lariam say the person got really worked up and excited. they're disoriented. they may have superhuman strength and the impervious to pain and then they dropped at usually almost always in the course of being restrained by law enforcement or having after having been taste or taste and restraint. the full report on excited delirium and deaths in police custody. what's it's titled the deadly impact of a baseless diagnosis? you can view that at our website ktvu .com. a state appeals court is reviving a lawsuit after a gun stolen from the san francisco police officers car was used in a deadly shooting as our crime reporter henry lee explains. a jury could now decide if the city is liable. 23 year old abele esquivel was shot and killed in san francisco. back in 2017. the gun used was a personal weapon stolen from an sfpd officers car. on tuesday, a state appeals court revived a lawsuit filed by esquivel's mother, maira perez. it said the lower court wrongly concluded that the of

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, the stock is down 22% but is off its after-hours lows with the company's call underway let's get to juliaoorstin who has been listening in. julia. >> well snowflake revenue $384 million did beat expectations by about $10 million but growth is slowing and while first-quarter product revenue guidance was a range above the consensus, range of $383 million to $388 million versus $382 million anticipated full-year product revenue guidance was reportedly below analyst expectations telling us product revenue growth 102% year-over-year fell short between 105% and 110% growth, fiscal year 2023 product revenue guidance of 25, 27%, well short of what the buy side was looking for closer to 75%. another key piece of news here, snowflake is announcing it is buying a company called streamlit paid $800 million that just announced just now on the call that's mix of cash and stock with the company staying that together the two companies will help unlock the unrealized potential in data and make it easier to build applications on the earnings call right now the company's ceo said 1.5 million applications ha

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oracle dropping after reporting earnings but turning around now that the call is underway, let's get to juliatin with the numbers. >> yeah, quite a turn around here, the stock was down as much as 6% after-hours on fiscal third quarter revenue of $10.5 billion. that was right in line with wall street expectations but the company reported adjusted earnings of $1.13 per share, a five cent miss from analyst expectations the company also noted that earnings per share were cut by five cents due to the deline in value of two of oracle's equity investments but snapped back one percent on guidance from the ceo who plans to push the company's top line growth to double digit next year and expect full year growth for cloud services and license support to be higher than last year noting that total revenue for the fiscal fourth quarter is expected to grow between six and eight percent in constant currency, noting its cloud computing software revenue rose 24% from the year earlier and customers games 33% increase in customers for its fusion software one quick note at the top of the call, ceo announced oracl

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. >>> welcome back let's get over to julia boorstin with some news this morning.>> thanks, deirdre that's right we're going to be joined now by verizon ceo hans vestberg and live nation ceo michael rapinoe as they announce a 5g technology partnership and included in the partnership, which is pretty wide ranging, verizon will be outfitting venues across the u.s. with 5g ultra wide band so concert goers can stream, share photos and videos an download content in much faster speeds than 4g and there's a new first access program that will make millions of tickets to live nation tours available to verizon customers via the my verizon app also giving access to select streaming concerts joining us now to discuss that and more are michael rapinoe, ceo of live nation and hans vestberg, ceo of verizon thank you both so much for joining us this morning and breaking this news on "techcheck." michael, let's start with you. what is this partnership really mean for live nation's bottom line >> well, first of all, thanks for joining, hans, and appreciate us having us on hans and i

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are looking after them, the men and women who are fighting for ukraine and in julia's case the couple in chicago waiting to geter there. i've spoken to the people that julia is already calling mom and dad trace and the mom wrote to me having watched our coverage earlier today saying and this is a quote we can breathe now because we know yulia is safe. heart-warming to get that kind of message and we hope that they are very soon reunited in chicago. trace, you have brought some grace to one family, jonathan, nicely done. we'll see you in moments. according to the united nations ,more than two point one million refugees have fled ukraine since russia invaded. but climate czar john kerry says the flood of climate refugees will be much worse. fox news contributor now i don't know. i just want to read the quote to you, kyra, because it's worth the john kerry says the following quoting here we're already seeing climate refugees around the world. if you think migration has been a problem in europe, in the syrian war , even from what we see now. wait until you see one hundred million people for whom the entire food pr

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here is precisely the task of influencing, because now it is very, very difficult to get an apartment to earn money. juliank you will be able to solve the problem that prevents you from living a normal life for so many years? you know, i think, yes, if he agrees to this. alexander, i am sure that our experts will help you solve the problem with this neighbor. immediately after recording the program, the general director of the cleaning company sergey savin, together with his team, went to alexander strelkov to clean up and poison insects, the apartment, of course, was in a very neglected state. but nothing wrong with that. i think we can do it within hours. five cm, centimeter by centimeter , the cleaners clean out the dirt that has settled for years. they conveniently sweep the dust from the corners from the cabinets, remove the cobwebs several times, wash the floors, the walls, and the plinths, the exterminators are abundantly treated with strongly acting neighbor yulia lesovaya and she is happy. after all, her children. now they can sleep peacefully. many thanks to the program they took away what they

. >> julia, is very hard to get a aggregate sense of what people are getting. in a place that wasn't particularly encouraging a public dissent. and, a fair amount of ripon markedly brave stances both by prominent people and normal citizens in the war. >> yeah, i agree with him. i think it's hopefully a sign of the shift because -- -- [inaudible] there are few opportunities to work in immediate lets. but the cost and consequences for working with the regime are very high. it seems like there are more people who are willing to say, my paycheck isn't worth it if it's soaked in the blood of ukrainian civilians. >> could you tell me a little bit about your channel and what the last few weeks have been like for a tv rain which was one of the independent media properties in russia? >> our channel was the last independent new station in russia over the last 12 years. we've been covering everything and the kremlin was annoyed with us. we had a lot of pressure on us. but we changed everything, we started broadcasting tell the truth about the war. not always spreading inf

>> it is getting -- i'm julia and i'm sorry i am very nervous.ng air raids for the last three days. i don't know the planes came from russia and they are bombing our city totally. they are bombing schools, kindergar tense, hospitals. they are bombing historical places in the city. even 1941 when hitler surrounded our city and -- it didn't bomb the citizens. this is a bigger disaster. what is happening now is a disaster and worse. i watched a lot of films about the second world war but it is much, much worse. >> bill: you are in a stairwell with five other family members and maybe others are joining you. have you been able to see what your town even looks like outside that stairwell? >> yes, yes. right now i am in the shelter and here we are having another air raid and you can hear. if you can hear we have sirens here and there is someone who speaks english right next to me and talk to one of them if you want. >> dana: we'll be in touch with you, julia. we want to make sure you stay safe and sirens are on now. stay in touch with us. >> in this she

i'll say it's better when i've got them in my hand and i'm going through the border to get on the eurostar. hi,juliarts. still sceptical after being stifled by red tape and reluctance. this was a rare piece of good news to be shared with his wife, julia, back in the uk. i'm going to get them in the next hour. bye. after what had once seemed impossible, progress was now rapid. luke was given the passports with visas and caught the first train to brussels. made it! julia's parents, her sister and two nephews would be allowed tojoin her in the uk. thoughts, of course, remain with those family members left behind, facing imminent danger as the russian attacks intensify. can you translate? she want to... ..to help ukrainian people. luke's dad, david, has been looking after the family while his son has been fighting the system. i'm very proud of him, yeah, very proud. he's a strong man. i mean, just try and sum up the last couple of weeks. that's been hell, you know, just traumatic. yeah, just draining really. every day he's been going to the embassy and the visa... you know, and every day he's getting kn

liz: julia, you are awesome liz: thank you so much for joining us on getting answers. we are here answering your questions. world news with david muir is next and we will see you at 4:00. have a great night. >>> breaking news as we come on the air. the severe storm threat at this hour. tornado watches and warnings from louisiana to illinois. an ef-2 tornado damaging homes and an elementary school in arkansas. the system moving from the deep south to the northeast. millions bracing for twisters and damaging winds topping 80 miles per hour. ginger zee in the storm zone timing it out. >>> 24 hours after russia said it was scaling back attacks in parts of ukraine, new explosions reported near kyiv. the pentagon saying it's seen less than 20% of russian troops moving away from around the capital. haunting new images showing the widespread devastation of mariupol, the city levelled. president biden speaking with ukraine's president zelenskyy for nearly an hour today. what the u.s. is now promisin

. >> julia, when they wonder where they're getting this one note story, what can they do to find otherto the internet and they can do what other brave russians are doing and that is risking their lives and freedom to protest and with time, there will be more of them to make a difference. for now, they still have a way to find information and there are outlets that continue to broadcast in russian despite facing fines, penalties, and bans. and i think it will make a paramount difference. >> molly, what did you discover in your reporting about how people are communicating and how they are getting information despite the propaganda war? >> people are very active on telegram channels they are sharing use with each other. oftentimes, they will start up a private channel so it doesn't get the censorship. and if that one is infiltrated by the authorities, they will shut that went down and start a new one. this is a very spontaneous and kind of happening person to person. and people are still using vpn's even though there have been attempts to shut those down. some are still working. people wi

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you just saw julia if the situation with russia is so difficult, and prices are likely to rise further. could turkey get its grains from other suppliers? well, turkeys, agriculture, ministry recently said that it does not expect grain supply shortages due to the conflict and that it could turn to other sources. but if you look at the figures, russia and ukraine together account for nearly 80 percent of turkeys, wheat imports. and right now it's unclear if these 2 countries will and can continue to supply. and at which cost, even if other global suppliers like canada or the u. s. would step in, it's likely to get more expensive because of rising transportation and energy costs . i'm experts here in turkey. economists tell me that they do expect for the price hikes for basic goods, especially for bread, but also for gas and oil. so the consequences for turkey's already ailing economy could be quite severe. skyrocketing inflation has already caused a lot of anger and despair. and now the war could actually add pressure to already existing problems. julia target president a receptor about, along is warping

coming up this half hour, buzz feed says that facebook has a user problem julia has more on the impact of ad spend but first let's get an nbc news update >> good morning. a surprise drop in home sales last month the annual rate fell 2%. median home price climbing more than 10% and breaking above $400,000 general mills benefiting from higher prices. the maker of cheerios expects stronger demand even as it its creases prices shares of general mills are up about 3% moderna says it will seek regulatory approval for its vaccine to be given to young children they say low dose vaccinations are safe for children as young as 6 months old. they say it is less effective for this omicron variant shares are down today. and moscow exchange is set to open for the first time in about a month. back to you. >>> software valuations, look at this down by about .5 is this the beginning of a snapback for tech? our next get, nina it's great to have you with us do you trust the weather this some of these high growth technical names still off their peak do you think they settle in and around these levels? into thanks for having me. it's grea

w correspondent, johannes reports you just saw julia if the situation with russia is so difficult and prices are likely to rise further. could turkey get its grains from other suppliers? well, turkeys, agriculture, ministry recently said that it does not expect grain supply shortages due to the conflict and that it could turn to other sources. but if you look at the figures, russia and ukraine together account for nearly 80 percent of turkeys, wheat imports. and right now it's unclear if these 2 countries will and can continue to supply. and at which cost, even if other global suppliers like canada or the u. s. would step in, it's likely to get more expensive because of rising transportation and energy costs . i'm experts here in turkey. economists tell me that they do expect for the price hikes for basic goods, especially for bread, but also for gas and oil. so the consequences for turkey's already ailing economy could be quite severe. skyrocketing inflation has already caused a lot of anger and despair. and now the war could actually add pressure to already existing problems. julia target president, reserve tar about along is warping

you just saw julia if the situation with russia is so difficult, and prices are likely to rise further. could turkey get its grains from other suppliers? well, turkeys, agriculture, ministry recently said that it does not expect grain supply shortages due to the conflict and that it could turn to other sources. but if you look at the figures, russia and ukraine together account for nearly 80 percent of turkeys, wheat imports. and right now it's unclear if these 2 countries will and can continue to supply. and at which cost, even if other global suppliers like canada or the u. s. would step in, it's likely to get more expensive because of rising transportation and energy costs . i'm experts here in turkey. economists tell me that they do expect for the price hikes for basic goods, especially for bread, but also for gas and oil. so the consequences for turkey is already ailing economy . could be quite severe. skyrocketing inflation has already caused a lot of anger and despair. and now the war could actually add pressure to already existing problems during the target, further than to retire about along is

you just saw julia if the situation with russia is so difficult and prices are likely to rise further. could turkey get its grains from other suppliers? well, turkeys, agriculture, ministry recently said that it does not expect grain supply shortages due to the conflict and that it could turn to other sources. but if you look at the figures, russia and ukraine together account for nearly 80 percent of turkeys, wheat imports. and right now it's unclear if these 2 countries will and can continue to supply. and at which cost, even if other global suppliers like canada or the u. s. would step in, it's likely to get more expensive because of rising transportation and energy costs . experts here in turkey, economists tell me that they do expect for the price hikes for basic goods, especially for bread, but also for gas and oil. so the consequences for turkey's already ailing economy could be quite severe. skyrocketing, inflation has already caused a loss of anger and despair, and now the war could actually add pressure to already existing problems. during the target president, richard tar about along is warp

you just saw julia if the situation with russia is so difficult, and prices are likely to rise further. could turkey get its grains from other suppliers? well, turkeys, agriculture, ministry recently said that it does not expect grain supply shortages due to the conflict and that it could turn to other sources. but if you look at the figures, russia and ukraine together account for nearly 80 percent of turkeys, wheat imports. and right now it's unclear if these 2 countries will and can continue to supply. and at which cost, even if other global suppliers like canada or the u. s. would step in, it's likely to get more expensive because of rising transportation and energy costs . i'm experts here in turkey. economists tell me that they do expect for the price hikes for basic goods, especially for bread, but also for gas and oil. so the consequences for turkey's already ailing economy could be quite severe. skyrocketing inflation has already caused a loss of anger and despair. and now the war could actually add pressure to already existing problems. julia target president a receptor about, along is warping

getting us to a safe place. we're forever grateful. >> reporter: julia goodrich, kpix 5. >>> join us this weekend for our special "standing with ukraine" as residents desperately seek safety. the bay area is rushing to send relief. how you can help, that's sunday evening at 6:30 right here on kpix 5. >>> still ahead, the stanford women begin their national title defense. wait till you see what play caused this reaction. >>> plus how small strips of paper could help curb a rise in fentanyl-related deaths right here in san francisco. >>> and you've heard of carjackings, but not like this. how a california man nearly lost his truck to a group of bears. >>> the arraignment for a man accused of killing a security guard has been pushed back a month. twenty-five-year-old shadiah mitchell will be back in court to hear the murder charge against him and enter a plea. oakland police say he fatally shot kevin ashida in november. leron gilbert is also charged, but gilbert is on the run. today nashida's widow spoke to the media about the case. >> i'm hoping today there will be clarity and understanding of this senseless act a

let's get cooking. julia child. cooking show hosted by myself. >> feels flimsy. the. >> you were on to something so big. i'm just sorry that my colleagues don't have a vision to see it yet. >> where are these gentlemen? what are the advantages of looking like me? you learn at a young age how not to take no for an answer. >> british actress sarah lenkersheer embodying the cooking icon in "delightfully decadent." she also stars isabella rosaline and a little "frasier" reunion. david hide pierce takes on the role of her husband. she appears on hbo max on march 31st. the stars will be joining us to talk all about it. shoate is getting a ton of buzz. is so many good tv on right now. including season two of "white lotus." they just posted this shot of the clapper board to share the news that the team is back at work in a new location and actress jennifer's character is the only person making a return trip to the resort. the show will instead follow a different group of vacationers and staffers at this make believe resort'

i want to bring in julia davis, a columnist for "the daily beast." i can't get woman to do that during a broadcast when she knew what the likely consequences would be. what exactly do you think those consequences are? >> that is a remarkable bravery that should definitely be praised. there are signs that this case is escalating, the latest in the state media says that the case that originally was supposed to involve only administrative charges is now being reviewed by russia's investigative committee for criminal charges about so-called fake news, maligning russian troops and misrepresenting russia's so-called special operation which everyone knows is just the war. also the kremlin spokesman dmitry peskov, while he called what she did hooliganism, at the same time he pointed out that she is in the position of importance, and that news station has a reputation for accuracy. that tells that the criminal charges against her will be raised to the next level because it all depends on the impact that is made by the so-called fake news is what they call them, the rest

get worse for netflix. actually, the streaming industry as a whole julia, as jon said, has more on that julia?> well, carl, a new report just out this morning points to growing points of pressure on netflix, in particular of the five countries that deloitte surveyed, in three of them, consumers preferred ad-supporters services with no monthly fee rather than a subscription with no ads now, it is good news for those streamers with ads, such as peacock and hbo max, but it does put more pressure on netflix to embrace advertising for the first time another factor that puts pressure on to invest more in content, a quarter of the people in u.s. canceled a streaming service and resubscribed to the same service in the last 12 months, as people are chasing new shows and cancelling when they're over with an average 37% churn rate in the u.s., younger customers are churning at much higher levels than the average. 51% churn rate for gen-z 52% rate for millenials. gen-z respondents in all five countries polled said video games, not streaming content, are their favorite form of digital entertainment. quote,