george in kansas city. both being watched carefully by the market.e awaiting president zelenskyy's speech to the u.n. security council. we think it may start in the next few minutes. when it happens we will bring it to you. it will be via video link. let's talk about what could be in that speech. one of president zelenskyy's top aides joins us now with maria tadeo in brussels. maria: we are waiting for president zelenskyy, a relevant after pictures from bucha. graphic pictures which ukraine says part of war crimes committed in the country. we are joined by one of his aides, thank you for joining me. of course the idea here was that we would get a cease fire and talks were continuing, but on saturday we saw those terrible pictures and i guess the obvious question now is where do you go from here? >> definitely after the world has seen these acts of brutality and violence against the ukrainian people. the war has changed i think. the world will never tolerate russian armed forces commanded by russian politicians in ukraine. they want ukrainians to be d

so i'm from kansas city lawrence. kansas city is an emmett till town. i can explain that if you're interested and so like every time a big till thing comes out, there's a big event in downtown kansas city and some years ago when devery anderson's book came out. he came to kansas city and he did a big talk with alvin sykes at the downtown. branch of the public library in kansas city a venue. perhaps not quite this big but almost it was it was packed. at the end of the lecture an elderly white gentleman stood up and said, how come i never heard the stories? i was i was growing up in the 60s 70s and 80s and no one was talking about it. a party on the stage never even got to respond because before they could begin to answer the question that elderly african-american gentleman stood up and said i've been living with this story my entire life it was drilled into me when i was five years old and i got reminders on an annual basis. right, and so one of the things i learned from that experience. is that sometimes when it seems like till story is gone underground

i'm from kansas city, lawrence. kansas city is an emmett till town. i can explain that, if you're interested. and so like every time a big till thing comes out there is a big event in kansas city and some years ago when anderson's book came out he came to kansas city and did a big talk with alvine sykes with a venue perhaps not this big but almost and it was packed. at the end of the lecture, an elderly white gentleman stood up and said how come i never heard the stories? i was growing up in the '60s, '70s and '80s and no one was talking about it. the party on the stage never even got to respond because before they could begin to answer the question an elderly african-american gentleman stood up and said i was living this entire story my entire life and i got reminders on an annual basis. so one of the things i learned from that experience is that sometimes when it seems like till's story has gone underground, like for those 49 years and 11 months when the state spent zero dollars. that doesn't mean no one is talking about it. it just means that they'

we have our interview now with kansas city fed governor, of course esther george. told bloomberg exclusively that a half-point rate hike will have to be considered at their main meeting. esther: we have short-term policy rates and a very large balance sheet affecting the amount of accommodation in the economy. so we will be thinking about both of those things as we come to our main meeting to decide what is the appropriate pace, what is the appropriate amount of policy decision at that meeting. >> there are a lot of people on wall street who say the fed is behind the curve and you have got to go 50, because you're going to lose control of inflation if you don't. esther: so, we know that this policy is as accommodative as at any time when we have things this type. there is no question policy has to be removed. but you have to be that in the context of having a $9 trillion balance sheet and thinking about how that combination is going to flow through to the economy. so yes, we have to be very deliberate and intentional as we remove this accommodation. >> let me rephr

look, kansas city has a murder rate in 2021 of 224 murders. atlanta, 158. milwaukee county on pace for 300. this is what we are asking for. quite honestly the numbers are higher because you start already with an illegal act and ask yourself what can hide within a city the size of milwaukee coming in every month? 23 terrorists that we know of in 2021 crossing illegally. this is what we're asking for. sandra, before we move on this is where the conversation needs to go in my mind. does this represent an invasion? i'm using that word very spifsically because here is the real issue. the biden administration will do nothing about illegal immigration. can states like texas and arizona take over the process of securing our border? they can't as long as it's an immigration issue. but if it represents an invasion where the criminal cartels coming in are they invading our borders, the criminal cartels? then you have power under article 1, second 10 for governor abbott, duesy, to begin to do what the federal government won't do. keep an invasion of a city the size of

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here is a lookality what the skies will look like over kansas city, missouri. hail and high winds possible. our exclusive gives us a seven out of 10, the higher the number, the higher of risk of tornadoes. a large area here through the plains we're anticipating very, very violent storms. there's the line across kansas city, coming through around midnight tonight, the whole storm system pushing east as we go into the weekend, so saturday we do it all again. chicago, indianapolis, jonesboro, arkansas, all threats on the table. once again to start our weekend here, norah. it's tornadoes. it's hail. and it's high winds. >> o'donnell: mike bettes, thanks so much. now to the stock market, which ended a brutal month with another massive sell-off. the dow fell more than 900 points on the day, down more than 6% in april. the s&p 500 was up more than 155 points today, while the nasdaq sank more than 500, suffering its worse month since the great recession of 2008. amazon stock fell more than 14% today, wiping more than $20 billion from jeff bezos' net worth, according to

he came to kansas city any big did a big talk with alvin sayings with the downtown library kansas citymaybe not quite this big but it was packed. at the end of the lecture an elderly white gentleman stood up and said how come i never heard these stories? i was growing up in the 60 70s 80s nobody was talking about it. >> the party on the stage never got to respond because before they got to answer the question an elderly african american gentlemen said i have been living this story my whole life and it was drilled into my head when i was five years old and i got reminders on an annual basis. one of the things i learned from that experience is that sometimes when it seems like the story has gone underground, it doesn't mean no one is talking about, it just means that they are not talking about it in public. one of the reasons people don't talk about the till story in public was because for years it was considered's, scandalous, no, it was considered subversive literature to the extent that, you know how people in the delta heard of the till story? it travel north to chicago. when it got

haidi: the kansas city fed president said 50 basis points has to be on the table, but also advocating a balance view. kathleen: and again, balanced with the balance sheet reduction. if you do a couple of 50 basis point hikes, and you are reducing a balance sheet, what does that mean? how much have you tightened? here is what esther george said. >> when you look today at where the balance sheet is, and the conditions in which we will be doing that, it easily argues for going faster and moving along at a quicker pace than we did before. we have a ways to go to get this accommodation out of the economy. kathleen: how important it is she said to go faster. from ever how long it took for the fed to figure out inflation was not transitory? now with inflation at nearly 8% year on year on the last reading, they are ready to move faster. jay powell has signaled that they are going to give us, from the april meeting, march meeting, they will give us more of an idea of what they planned to do. that is the question. the last balance sheet runoff started about $10 billion a month over a year. it g

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granizos y sienodo el mayor impacto una línea de tormentas se acercará desde houston y nuevamente kansas cityumenta a 38 millones y el día miércoles es el peor día de todos, desde chicago hasta la ciudad de new orleans y houston más tiempos severos y van a decir ya para ese entonces, y deberíamos hablar de vientos de tornados y que sobrepasan las 70 mlas por hora y ahora nos preparamos para granizos y los tornados y si se fija de todas las muertes el 78% son hombres y el 32% son mujeres y muchos mueren pescando o jugando al fútbol, y muchos mueren calcinados, así que tome mucha precaución en semana santa. >> qué datos muchas gracias. >> hasta luego. >> pasan los días y aumenta la confianza que el "nueva normalidad" llegó a nuestras vidas pero hay que seguir alertas, francisco cuevas buenas tardes. >> ¿qué tal? felicidad, aumentan lementamente los casos por la nueva subvariante de Ómicron ba.2 y esto tiene sumamente preocupados a las autoridades que están viendo que en las próximas semanas debido a las vacaciones de primavera podría aumentar el número de casos, esto es lo que dijo el doctor an

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we met with co state and local law enforcement and during the conversation, the kansas city kansas police department expressed his desire first of all how valuable the joint operations were and his desire to see more of them and of course that isn't unique to the kansas city region of the state. to what extent are the joined law enforcement operations a part of the doj plan to combat violent crimes? >> they are the center of our strategy. in may of 2021 after i had been inin office just a couple ofar months i saw the same statistics you are referring to now about the rise in violent crime, the startling rise in 2020 which continued into 2021 and so i launched the first violent crime strategy for the department. that includes three pillars all of which are the ones you are talking about which is joint task forces among federal law enforcement, joint task forces between federal and state and local law enforcement and involvement of the community because it is essential that the community let us know where the bad guys are and who the bad guys are, so it is at the core of what we do. so the

not far away, but might have moved to kansas city.he republicans have left the united states and have moved to hungry, or move to russia. >> he argues, mara, that one party has gotten much more extreme and it's not the democrats. but, and this is about, that republicans are just better at their messaging. is he right? >> i have to completely agree. i would also see that the virginia gubernatorial election last time around, i think, is very instructive as a word of warning for democrats. which is to say that i think democrats need to stop using the language of republican party to defend themselves and to get their message to americans. they seem to be in constant reaction mode to whatever republicans are accusing them of. so, it's like a schoolyard threat. you are a radical. no, no, you are the radical one. and i think that democrats really need to kind of pull back a second and ask themselves what their narrative is. what their story is. what their message is to the american people. and they should really focus on that rather than con

look at this video coming out of two places nchlts this video, you can see stormy conditions near kansas city with hail and lightning. severe weather rode through the central and southern unit. the same system also injured at least seven people in northwestern arkansas. strong winds caused damage to buildings and brought down power lines. tornados also struck mississippi and alabama. it is still capable of unleashing more severe weather, including more tornados, large hail and damaging wind along the eastern seaboard. and back behind it, it's much cooler. you might see snow in chicago on your thursday with a high of 12 degrees and it's much warmer than normal thanks to strong southerly winds in the u.s. capital and only 1 in winnipeg, 9 degrees in vancouver. still rainy weather continues across new south wales. sydney could see 17 degrees for the first dave april. sydney experienced exceptionally wet march so far. and the capital city of new caledonia could see 29 for a high and a chance of thunderstorms. it's getting cooler across western europe. so paris could see only 2 on friday with rain

the kansas city jayhawks won their fourth ncaa men's basketball title after an historic comeback againstrth carolina. kansas came back from a 16-point first half deficit to beat the tar heels, 62-59. jayhawks center david mccormack talked about what it was like at halftime when his team was trailing by 15. >> i was in the locker room smiling to my teammates. they thought i was crazy. i said, yo, we just come out here, we have fun, and we do what we was born to do. i looked at everybody. we've got to set this moment and we just executed. >> kansas last won the ncaa championship in 2008. >>> "the washington post" says former president barack obama will return to the white house today for his first public event there since leaving office in 2017. the white house says he's joining president biden to deliver remarks celebrating the success of the affordable care act and extending affordable health insurance to millions of americans. mr. biden will also sign an executive order to strengthen the aca. the landmark legislation was signed into law by obama 12 years ago. >>> and the "associated pre

haidi: the kansas city fed is looking out more aggressive moves.ut the balance rate hikes along with the reduction in the balance sheet. kathleen: absolutely. esther george's president of the kansas city fed, she, this year is a voting member. she has long been in the hawkish camp. although, when it comes to getting the fed through the pandemic monetary driven policy, she has been cautious. she has not been in front and moving quickly to reduce stimulus. but now she does say that they've gotta do it, they have to balance it with 50 point based rate hikes, but she think there's an option for the fed was a get started and quicker than the last recession. let's listen to what she told bloomberg television in an exclusive interview today. >> when you look today at where the balance sheet is in the conditions in which we will be doing that, i think it easily argues we are going faster and moving along at a quicker pace than we did before. we have a ways to go to get this accommodation out of the economy. >> jay powell tipped us off in the last few weeks

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so in 1945 he joined the kansas city monarchs of the negro leagues.ght the eye of dodgers manager branch richie who conventioned people he should be the one to segregate america's pastime. >> the right man with ability on the field and with control of himself off the field. if i can find tha kd of a man, the american public would accept him. >> the jackie robinson that we think of, i think, today, isn't necessarily the jackie robinson who entered major league baseball. >> kevin blackistone is a university of maryland professor and contradictory to the "washington post." what was he facing? >> one of the greatest experiments of black relations in this country. >> robinson said he was forced to make a promise that heaved never fight back when players are are fans insulted him. >> when he turned the other check can -- cheek, what was he having to swallow? >> he was having to swallow who he was. he's an educated black man. he knew the pressure on him. he knew he had to perform, he had to be twice as good and he knew he could not respond to all the racism

>> it is when we were hiring in kansas city and austin those are the three big processing centers and's no question about it we were able to onboard folks in those facilities within 30 or 45 days but we are competing with walmart and target on boarding at 20 miles an hour we are competing with amazon and we have to tell these individuals it has to be six treatments to bring them onboard but these folks need that now there was a press release out of ogden a lady laid off on friday came to us on saturday for a hiring event and was hired. >> it makes a difference so that on boarding process how long? >> between 30 and 45 days individuals are showing up and takes a little more follow-up to get the information we do the background checks but it has been superb. >> talking about the attrition rate and with a number of retirees that are out there so two questions. you have seen the high attrition rate how is that going and then those that are eligible to retire have you seen a lot of retirements? >> we had a hiring freeze 2011 through 2018 we have a more experienced workforce on average and

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transit point for many refugees heading west, trying to get away from the fighting in the east kansas city. can he cope with what is bound to be an even larger influx of people fleeing the fight? louisa has learned to cope with it. the city went through very difficult days at the very beginning of the war. when many people had to flee a capital key ash since then the government and also 8 organisations have for established the necessary infrastructure. a lot of the wreckage of her wreckage is have continued to westlan countries. others returned to places liberated by the ukrainian army. so yes, so there will be probably new refugee movements. there will be new challenges coming up for the beef. but i don't think it's anything that that said she can't cope with them to have very engaged people here. can't cope with that was young phillip sholtes, they are reporting well children have been among the hardest hit by this war in ukraine. united nation says that nearly 2 thirds of them have left their homes since the invasion began. of consider that $4800000.00 children displaced in less than 2

they serve the kansas city metro area anti-entire state of kansas. i have also spoken with women who have used their services. folks like lenorea who started the technology group solutions 15 years ago with the help of the kansas city women's business septre. she now oversees more than 80 employees in three states. she told me she hears from women who don't have the network or access to capital that they need to get their business off the grownt ground. she sends them to the w.b.c. because when she first started her business, the center helped fill those gaps. paving wait for her to grow what is now a multimillion dollar company. other women i have spoken with specifically cite the w.b.c.'s evening and weekend hours and they offer childcare during training sessions. it's those tailored service that is have made these centers such a crucial contributor. my bill we are voting on today will enhance the program to ensure that women entrepreneurs all across the country have access to counseling and training services. i have seen it in action and it's why

moving to the big cities like minneapolis and kansas city tomorrow with a tornado threat as well. whit? >> rob, thank you. >>> in florida tonight, the governor signed a new law stripping walt disney world park of its self-governing status. ron desantis approved it after a controversial law that critics call don't say gay law. could mean responsibility for services such as firefighters and waist removal would transfer from disney to local communities along with a billion dollars of debt. it would take effect in june of next year. disney is the parent company of abc news. >>> when we come back, the major break in a case of a missing girl disappearing nearly 15 years ago. lestones like this may start at age 9. hpv vaccination - a type of cancer prevention against certain hpv-related cancers, can start then too. for most, hpv clears on its own. but for others, it can cause certain cancers later in life. you're welcome! now, as the "dad cab", it's my cue to help protect them. embrace this phase. help protect them in the next. ask their doctor about hpv vaccination today. for back pain,

of course, that's not unique to the kansas city region of our state. to what extent our joint law enforcement operations a part of the doj's plan to combat violent crime? >> they are the center of our strategy. in may of 2021, after i had been in office just a couple of months, i saw the same statistics that you're referring to now. about the rise in violent crime, the startling rise in 2020. which continued into 2021. and so, i launched our first violent crime strategy for the department. that really includes three pillars, all of which are the ones you're talking about. which is a joint task forces among federal law enforcement, joint task forces between federal and the state and local law enforcement, and involvement of the community. because, it's essential that the community let us know where the bad guys are and who the bad guys are. so, it is the core of what we do. the money that we're asking for comes in, i would say, two buckets here. we're asking for more than $20 million, that's an increase of 8.2%, for our federal law enforcement in the ju

freeze alerts from kansas city and st.ouis and louisville and right on down to atlanta and parts of south carolina and greenville. frost advisories and freeze warnings. 34 million people impacted by this today. contrast today, you head to the west and south. high temperatures are going to be 96 in phoenix. 92 in vegas. above average this time of year. they are coming off record-breaking warmth from yesterday. it will not last long. cooler in the days to come. tomorrow, we will see temperatures significantly drop off from the 80s to the 60s. 62 in reno. next week, we moderate a bit. starting out in the 50s right now in san jose. we have clear skies, but things will be cooler today, and also it is going to get windy out there. a red flag warning and wind advisory is in effect through 5:00 p.m. tomorrow. elevated fire danger and elevated tree impacts for the north bay mountains and diablo range. 35 to 50-plus-mile-per-hour gusts possibility. we are monitoring rain chances for monday. full forecast at 7:00. >>> and that's the

we get the kansas city fed president today joining michael mckee at 10:10 a.m.. we have tons of fed speak in my question is how much will they take a look at a labor market and how tight it is and say perhaps we haven't moved quickly enough. you are seeing real yields move closer to zero but there -- but they are still negative and why is that? we get u.s. march ism services and how much are we seeing this fuel the drop in the unemployment rate? people are waiting for the services sector to pick up. jonathan: thank you. looking forward to the data and the fed minutes are coming up tomorrow. team coverage on ukraine starts right now. talk to me about the proposal from the last 10 minutes. maria: you know that once you put something on paper, you do it because you are sure it will go through. the fact that there is now a proposal to ban russian coal from being imported into the european union, that says that when the european ambassadors meet in brussels, they will approve it. also the fact that the european union is now considering shutting access to ports and shi

south of our cold front, kansas city at around $23.00 degrees and is going to be the warmer where, which was grassy ease a little further east was. we got some live showers and from that area of low pressure which is pushed across the plains by this stage, thursday, seeing some bacon foundry showers, and friday showers a little more widespread. running right across the prairies into west central parts of canada for a time. some live a storms coming through here, an export the next weather system out to both the pacific northwest will bring cloud and rain in here for the we can cloud and rain. bring some pretty big downpours into where panama into were costa rica, few showers around central america. not too bad for the caribbean, but rain for the limits. ah. join the debate. there is no he job bad little, you know, if anyone here talks about women that i had so, so does this bill seem to have been says, note topic is off the table. we were taught to see abortion had a one way ticket street to help all of the companies. they deny any responsibility, even though they have the resources and

at the mercatus center and a former president and chief executive of the federal reserve bank of kansas cityts conducted by reuters says inflation should be 8.8% year—on—year. what are your thoughts? be 8.8% year-on-year. what are your thoughts?— your thoughts? thank you for havin: your thoughts? thank you for having me- — your thoughts? thank you for having me- i— your thoughts? thank you for having me. i would _ your thoughts? thank you for having me. i would tell- your thoughts? thank you for having me. i would tell you . your thoughts? thank you for having me. i would tell you ll having me. i would tell you i think those numbers are pretty close to on the mark. we should see inflation at about 8.5%, given the amount of momentum of inflation we have had for the last several months. that continuing into april, a specialfurther continuing into april, a special further accelerated with the effects of the war in ukraine so we had 8% before the war and certainly will have much more, i would say 8.5% is in the range as we go forward from here. you said energy perhaps you, yes, we've seen some b

but south of that line, south of our cold front, kansas city at around $23.00 degrees and it's going to be the warmer where, which was grassy ease a little further east was. we got some live showers and from that area of low pressure which is pushed across the plains by this stage, thursday, seeing some bacon foundry showers and friday showers a little more widespread. running right. of course, the prairies into west central parts of canada for type some live the storms coming through here. next, with next weather system out to both the pacific northwest will bring cloud and rain in here for the we can cloud and rain being some big, big downpours into where panama into were costa rica, few showers around central america. not too bad for the caribbean, but rain for the way. what's ah, i seek him stories from african perspectives. i'm a marine biologist vessel swim short documentaries from african filmmaking. i'm going to do this from south africa, ethiopia. and nigeria. we been to cobra from stuff in this class who she saw the asthma and my role africa direct on al jazeera. ah ah, you

host: sean is calling from kansas city on the line from 31-60. good morning.aller: thank you for having me. i've got a question for you. i have gotten on social media. i have tried to talk to people. you can't get through to these people, no matter what you say. look up the things that you are listening to and hearing and reading, ask where they came from. see if you can find it on there. guest: are you saying this in a private chat? are you saying this in response to a comment? caller: two a response that other people can see. guest: that's the problem. most people are reasonable if you talk to them in private. if they are on a platform, another word for stage, if you come to them and say i think you are wrong, there is no way they are going to do anything other than fight back. if you want to influence people, don't be on these platforms. talk to people privately. that's what is so horrible about these platforms. they have basically plopped -- blocked normal human interaction. there's no way you can have a conversation like that. host: our line for those of

but south of that line, south of our cold front, kansas city had around $23.00 degrees and it's going to be the warmer where, which was grassy ease a little further east was. we got some live showers and from that area of low pressure which is pushed across the plains by this stage, thursday, seeing some bacon foundry showers, and friday showers a little more widespread. running right up across the prairies into west central parts of canada for a time. some live the storms coming through here. and this weather next weather system out to both pacific northwest will bring cloud and rain in here for the weekend. cloud and rain being some big, big downpours into where panama into were costa rica, few showers around central america. not too bad for the caribbean, but rain for the limits. ah. the wake temperatures reach minus 35 degrees celsius and mounted roads become barely possible. one small may be best served as a lifeline for a community facing environmental and cultural change. al jazeera well joined the regulars on board techies. shin chi, a boss analogies in mm oh oh, we'll get bac

and places like kansas city as well as chicago. we have a look at the 3 day here that will be plenty of sunshine by sunday, and an increase of about 10 degrees. by the time we get into monday, we could see one or 2 showers as that system pushes off further east taking some snow to eastern areas of canada. behind this for the midwest, we are seeing some spots showers a bit of a wintry mix and some stronger winds. but further south, it is largely fine and dry picture with lots of heat across the deep south. now we move to central america, going to the sunshine here too, but also quite a few showers, some of those heaviest across southern parts of mexico stretching into cuba and edging into the bahamas. but as that system clears away, we're going to see the wet weather being pulled across hispaniola that she weather update. ah, ah, charter is locked in a sy battle with the us. when i, when ace makes the online warriors bottom line with one out of the europe, april 10th, we'll see french folks in go to the cold with the cost of living

they expect to hear more from the united kingdom on that front stop the kansas city fed president is joining michael mckee at about 10 a.m. and other fed speakers, lots of them. do they discuss this concern that people have that perhaps the fed is behind the curve. you -- real yields are rising but they are perhaps the least negative going back a long ways. at the same time, they are still negative. at 10 a.m., we get ism data. how much will that make up for the slow down we are seeing in industrials and you are seeing the unemployment rate fall the most since before the pandemic. tom: we are so far away from potentially restrictive, miles away from a restrictive policy. we are living ineffectual time -- a fictional time. the taylor rule gap is something no one has ever theorized. jonathan: you don't like the parlor game but you laid out the citigroup argument. tom: i have sent in john taylor's parlor in palo alto and i have said it's very elegant in the taylor rule dominates. jonathan: thank you. tom: and he serves pie. jonathan: let's get real about sanctions. a proposal to do some

you see the storms begin to flourish across the region including areas of wichita, on into kansas cityt line winds and could see some of the gusts with the storms getting up to 50 to 60 miles per hour. we transition to friday. expand the coverage. get up to 10 million people from sioux falls all the way south ward from lubbock texas. that's where a level 3 is there. strong gusts, a this morning they're popping up around areas of arkansas, memphis getting strong storms. nothing severe quite yet. speaking of strong wet weather, look at what's happening in the western u.s. barely into portions of the northwest. for california, very beneficial rainfall. this region has been bone dry. january through the region. heavy snowfall into the high sierra into northern california, southern oregon. as much as eight inches there. up to three feet of snow are possible across the high sierra. a great way to wrap up what is the wet season. >> i'm sorry for the folks out west. at least we're not talking about snow in the northeast in april. thanks so much. thanks all of you for joining us. i'm kristin fi

jonathon: great to hear with the kansas city fed president sitting down with mike mckee yesterday.ser's negative on the s&p. futures lower by .7%. we roll over on the nasdaq almost negative by one full percentage point. yields are higher by eight or nine basis points on the 10 year after climbing yesterday by 15 basis points. it has been a big run up on the 10-year yield. we closed out friday at 238 and here we are at 263. what a turnaround. tom: we have to do this on russia. it is falling apart as we speak. if you look at the chart on their important piece, the 2042 bond, it is a 5.5 eighths coupon yelling out over 22%. just as we started the show it has gone 26.25 down a point, and that is down from 28 a couple of days ago. these are off of the headlines arguing about how russia will pay for -- make payments and the dreaded d word is there. jonathon: it is about logistics, it was something that damien i were talking about and this is a story this morning as russian finance ministry says that banks declined to process coop in payments. the payments have been sent in rubles. back t

kansas city royals offering fans steaming pile of garbage. i'm not just talking about their roger.adium concession stand, the new barbecue reese's peanut butter cup sandwich. the most sickening royal combo since harry and meghan. the new sandwich includes pulled pork, sweet baby ray's barbecue sauce, reese's peanut butter cups and bacon bits. wrapped in hamburger buns. the concept is a result of the stair to pair sandwich in which chefs were asked to prepared food with the surprising combination but the most surprising combination is alone. so cute. topic number three. an incredible video of the california hotel still under construction burning up. it in flames. look at this. welcome to hotel california. you can see the driver was on a highway, cool wind in his hair. in a distance, he saw a shimmering light. the city of ventura, a fire broke out on the hotels second floor and spread throughout the entire building within minutes. they never should have made the walls out of dandelions. it was meant to be a no smoking hotel. on the right side, the biggest hot mess in california, my n