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kathy: i think he's right about that. there's a high probability that the fed will pursue the policy they are talking about to create slack and suppressed demand and just as supply is probably coming back on board, there is a risk we will fall into recession. timing is always difficult on these things and a lot of things can happen. we were not anticipating a war in ukraine and a lot of other things going on. but the goal of the fed, they cannot control oil prices, they cannot produce more semi conductors, they cannot plant more wheat, but they can reduce demand to meet supply and it looks like what they are doing is they are going to push down demand at a time when supply is coming back on but the timing will be off. risk of recession is definitely there over the next 18 months or so. jon: just to build on that, if we are trying to quantify the recessionary impact, matt and i were flying through the charts there, but do we need to be going back to the 1980's to look at the charts there to analyze what happened in that si

kathy: good morning. i think he's got to stay pretty hawkish in his policy stance.hey are only going to go 25 basis points tomorrow. i think if it were not for the upper cavort in ukraine, we would be looking at 50 basis points. they have made inflation their top priority, and it continues to be so. he's going to have to lead the fomc to be pretty consistent and relatively aggressive compared to what we have seen over previous tightening cycles, so maybe 25 basis points tomorrow, but he may hold out the possibility of 50 basis points for any given meeting going forward, especially if we are correct and inflation at the headline, cpi pops up to 8.7% by the spring. lisa: what does jay powell do if there is evidence of a slowing economy, but inflation stays high? kathy: this is the worst world for central banks, this idea of a stagflationary shock. we don't think overall we are in stagflation. it is a stagflationary shock, but we think there is strong enough momentum that you will see growth around 3%. even if the economy slows, and it should, that is not going to dete

kathy kaiser hides her reaction.sn't want to make the man uncomfortable. >> hi there, are you guys full? we just found a man who's really freezing. he wet and soiled himself. he absolutely needs a shower and clean clothes. i can't leave him outside. he'll freeze. >> the winter months are especially dangerous for people who live on the streets. >> whenever i hear the word "cold," i immediately think of the coldest days of the month. when the cold is life-threatening. >> she and her colleague drive the berlin "cold bus" through the streets at night, offering help, a sleeping bag or a hot cup of tea to people in need. they're bringing this man to a shelter, so he needs a covid rapid-test first. there's a hotline where passers-by can call the "cold bus" when they see someone in need. but all too often, they're ignored. >> most people just have blinders on. so these people just fall through the cracks. >> though they've been doing this work for years, this man's plight still moves them deeply. [crying] >> it's good we wer

kathy: i think the risk is more tightening than expected rather than less.rkets, they are set for a 25 basis point rate hike and set for five or six rate hikes this year. i think that is set to decline right now, given the tightening of financial conditions. you look at the twos-tens yield curve under 25 basis points. we have never started a rate hike cycle with the curve this flat. i think if the fed were to deliver a dovish hike, if there is such a thing, or a delay on the balance sheet where we might get more steepening of the curve , a little but of widening out. this time to figure out what is going to happen with the war and commodity prices and the economy. lisa: how much you -- how much are you concerned and starting to game out what a recession would look like? we are seeing signs of cracks that people are getting worried about a substantial slowdown. kathy: it is not there yet, but it is certainly a topic of discussion right now. we have seen commodities price spikes that have preceded recessions before i yield curves. don't know what some of the r

kathy: thank you for having me. to answer your question, the most important missing ingredient perhaps is that esg is not just a compliance exercise, but rather, esg is an important and critical driver for growth. i believe that many companies, many people, still believe that it is an exercise, hence we have seen a greenwashing incidents here and there. japan is not an exception to the global -- global trend. the missing ingredient and the reason that we are try to integrate esg in the startups that we are investing in is so that they get these values injected into their dna before they become fully formed adults. and these are basic principles. good governance, employee engagement, worrying about how diverse your management team is, the impact your business is having on the climate, all of these elements, which we think are quite basic, really do need to be at the core of a company's business strategy and that is what we are trying to help integrate here in japan. shery: these are all -- they seem like positive tre

working closely with kathy rogers and her staff. as i said earlier, this expedited waste to try to get cases that deal directly with the antitrust issue. we would like to get those in front of the supreme court as quickly as we can and get a ruling on this. based on what he has written, it seems like he wants to deal with this issue and we need to get an answer for the american people. you have to have a fair marketplace too. reporter: [inaudible] >> i want to discuss with him today. i think he had his day in court. if he wants to appeal, he can do that as a private citizen. when the -- somebody is convicted, it is time to resign. reporter: [inaudible] >> i have not seen it yet. everybody does united and we have to secure the border. this border is not secured. he is talking about removing title 42. we are now finding people on the terrorist watch list. because republicans went down and had discussions with the guards themselves. it has become more -- cartels are controlling these border cities. you watch schools being shut down. be

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kathy park, nbc news >>> coming up, the new extra fees showing up on bills now that gas prices have hit highs. >>> we're back with a new angle on the skyrocketing cost of gas, the extra fees that are starting to show up on bills katie beck explains. >> reporter: drivers dreading a gas stop more this week than last, even shopping to save. >> couple of months ago it was like $40 to fill up. now it's triple digits sometimes it's insane. >> reporter: gas prices now averaging $4.30 a gallon nationwide >> it's crazy out here like, it's really crazy. it's rising overnight. >> reporter: due to steep spikes, uber announcing a surcharge to fares and deliveries riders will pay 45 to 55 cents more per trip and for deliveries 35 to 45 cents. >> a good move, but i'm not sure it's enough. >> reporter: the increase will last at least two months. >> a lot of rideshare drivers are already struggling to make basically a minimum wage. >> reporter: to ease the burden for all behind the wheel, a growing number of governors want to suspend state taxes on fuel, saving drivers up to 60 cents a gallon state and

lester. >> kathy park, thank you. >>> some 130 miles from where i am now is a city of rivne that's closeo the belarus border and in the path of invading russian forces it's a deeply religious city and today their faith like so much else is being tested matt bradley is there. >> reporter: tonight the small city of rivne is praying for peace, but preparing for war. just two hours from belarus, a russian ally the people here are returning to church this sunday. what did you come to pray for today >> translator: i come to pray for our soldiers, our army, my brother who's fighting in the east, and of course for ukraine. >> reporter: olga's son slava is only a few years shy of conscription age. >> translator: of course i'm afraid of joining the army, because i know i might not return but i know as a man i need to fight for my country. >> reporter: the ukrainian military has impressed the world with its stalwart defense against overwhelming force many here in ukraine's bible belt see this as a blessing from god. >> i always say for my people we have two guns we have a real gun and we have a pra

kathy park reports >> reporter: russian president vladimir putin making a rare public appearance justifying the invasion in ukraine, as thousands appeared to pack a moscow stadium friday putin saying, the best proof is how our boys are fighting at this special military operation, shoulder to shoulder they help and support each other his message blurring the realities of the bloodshed in ukraine russian state tv largely avoiding scenes of destruction, like the theater attack in mariupol, instead playing up the shelling by ukrainians on pro-russian forces in the eastern region of donetsk and luhansk. what are russians being told right now >> they're being told that the purpose is to demilitarize and denazify, whatever that might mean. >> reporter: a russian expert says the majority of the public gets their information through state tv, where the truth is hard to find for example, viewers are told rising gas prices in the u.s. are a sign that american sanctions are backfiring and shown clips like this from fox news >> hey, maybe war with russia is not a good idea for the united states >> repor

and so i say, the jury is out. >> kathy, thoughts on that? >> i have to agree with mona, because of the first time i thought this is a bridge too far, trump is never coming back from this was in 2015 when john mccain -- when he made the comment about i like soldiers who don't get captured. i thought, he is done. so i am definitely not making predictions about what is a bridge too far, and certainly after january 6 i thought well, he is already trying to backtrack from his praise for putin, and we are going to see a lot of spin. and of course, the comments he made the other day about how smart and savvy, that certainly isn't the first time he has lavished praise on putin. let's not forget this is a guy who after being asked about putin murdering journalists responded, do you think we don't kill people? this puts conservatives in overdrive, and you know, now this is again another area where we hope this heartwarming solidarity between the right and left. the american conservative is on an anti-nato kick these days, i don't know if this will be

>> unfortunately, kathy, we should be really worried once they figure out who she is it's undeniable she's now being held as part of the pawn in this geopolitical standoff and the war in ukraine. >> >> secretary of state antone in blinken when asked about griner said -- >> whenever any american is detained, we stand ready to provide any possible assistance. that includes russia. >> reporter: the 31-year-old center who played for the phoeniamericaky has played in russia in her off-season the tweet was our main concern is her safety, physical, and mental health. her wife posted a message, this moment comes at one of the weakest moments in my life we continue to work on getting my wife home safely. >> reporter: wnba says aside from griner, all other players are out of russia and ukraine. back to you. >> a scary situation back to you. >>> let's turn to weather. nbc meteorologist bill karins joins us hi, bill good morning. >> very devastating for iowa, and now we're watching reports in arkansas of possible tornadoes through last night and into this morning. that storm is crossing the miss

and so i say, the jury is out. >> kathy, thoughts on that?> i have to agree with mona, because of the first time i thought this is a bridge too far, trump is never coming back from this was in 2015 when john mccain -- when he made the comment about i like soldiers who don't get captured. i thought, he is done. so i am definitely not making predictions about what is a bridge too far, and certainly after january 6 i thought well, he is already trying to backtrack from his praise for putin, and we are going to see a lot of spin. and of course, the comments he made the other day about how smart and savvy, that certainly isn't the first time he has lavished praise on putin. let's not forget this is a guy who after being asked about putin murdering journalists responded, do you think we don't kill people? this puts conservatives in overdrive, and you know, now this is again another area where we hope this heartwarming solidarity between the right and left. the american conservative is on an anti-nato kick these days, i don't know if this will be a

well, thank you, kathy. i'm glad you asked. our next to watch was exactly how to do that, while still retaining the essence of the ritual. let's head over to kenya where ma, side golf pill forced to undergo female genital mutilation, s g n. however, since a slowly changing as communities find new ways, the so called al tentative rites of passage that celebrate gulls becoming women in kenya. my finance, countless generations of girls have been subjected to female genital mutilation, or f t m. it's a long standing tradition in messiah communities, and it's usually performed at the onset of puberty. but the practice is inherently harmful. a survivors like grace southern there can attest. the 26 year old mother of 3 from o. e t village underwent the cart when she was just 10 years old. where square 7 girls from our neighbors. my cousins, we are all both together. to new enclave. my mother's house there my, there was going to do that. so as long as video player prepared girls on 6 out of them, one of the many women who have undergon

what is happening here, kathy?what's happening is that you have the left not just in politics but in hollywood and now here in walt disney deliberate mischaracterization of this law as it stands in florida to promote their woke agenda. i have the say it's a deliberate misreading of where the american people are on this issue. the polling is overwhelmingly in support of not just the law in florida but saying teach our kids the abcs, not birds and bees to borrow a phrase. and this need by the left both in industry but also in politics to ignore that is going to hurt them not just at the ballot box but the free market. people will take their business elsewhere. >> i'll get to the political implications in a moment. put this up on the screen for you. "washington examiner" op-ed argues disney wants to indoctrinate your children saying they believe that indoctrinateing children with these ideas early on is not only good but necessary which is why they turn their own company into a vehicle for this ideology. but unfortuna

this were joined by kathy kelly. she's the li hills chair and free press studies at the university of missouri, school of journalism. thank you for your time today. how would you describe the situation for independent media outlets in russia today? well it's, it's over for the short run, and i, 1st of all, i want to say i salute your journalists for the work they're doing in a both russia and ukraine because it is dangerous. and we're seeing that it is now dangerous, not just on the front lines in ukraine, but in russia as well, because of the threats that have been issued by the russian leaders. and i think what you're seeing is that this is kind of the end of the great era of freedom that, that was spawn by the fall of the berlin wall. and then as you are correspondent, i talked about at the end of the soviet union. and i think that's why you see you here. so much disappointment in the this was a generation of journalist that grew up knowing how knowing how to do it right. and they see it crumbling before their eye

with by kathy lived direct from our studios in moscow. this is our to international. i'm john thomas. glad have you with us as we covered the latest in the war in ukraine. now russia ledges that ukrainian forces have brought about a humanitarian catastrophe and marble. as an estimated, 130000 civilians remain trapped in the city amid intense fighting in recent days. the numerous buildings have been destroyed as civilians, hyde, in basements, and struggle to obtain food and water due to disrupted supplies just by daily attempts by the russian military to secure safe zones for residents to evacuate. russia says ukrainian forces have been effectively holding local, hostage in their homes, preventing them from leaving the city. those who have managed to escape have told harrowing stories, polish when the troops were on the move, they started shooting through the my grandmother and i was wounded. she was hitting the leg and me in the arm and we ran into the cellar. during the embodiment a concrete slab collapsed onto my father and my child. my father wasn't even taken out

calf kathy, let's talk about the plans on wednesday and the chairman will hike rates every meeting orthe outlook close to the vest? >> steve, forward guidance of what fed chairman powell shares is most important. we know it is fait de compli they may refrain from giving us explicit forward guidance surrounding the inflation guidance and the outbreak of war and the outbreak of covid in china complicates the global outlook. how they handicap the risk around growth and inflation is important. if he sounds more worried about inflation, that means they are hawkish and will go consistently and aggressively this year >> kathy, i'll get to kevin in a second i was looking up how the fed reacted in world war ii, which obviously this is not, but the fed during war time is different than the fed during normal times. the fed during war time gets closer to the treasury and acts in concert with the government ex except, rights now and here, i is not the best way to act with the government does the fed back off potential rate hikes because of the concern of the economy or does it push ahead? the best

kathy from texas on the independent line. hello. caller: hello. how are you this evening? >> how are you? caller: i am good this evening. >> what did you think? caller: i tell you, not really been a biden fan. everything that he had to say, and i know that in my opinion, he had a lot of things to say about so many things and then he touched a lot of things that were not only personal to me but personal to so many that i know that were positive thoughts, positive things. i really stood up for what he had to say. i know not everyone agrees and everybody has their own opinion and that is great. that is what makes the world go round, but we need to go around together. >> kathy, what is one of those issues that is of great concern to you and how did the president address it? caller: taking care of america first. >> all right, thank you for calling in. wayne in holland lou -- honolulu on the independent line. how did the president do tonight? caller: i think the president did very well. it was acceptable. we are looking at it as a nation and what i don't like is when folks have

this week founder and ceo kathy would on the issues of innovation. >> i don't think we will get away from artificial telegrams, i think we have to be on the rights of change here. >> subscriber free wherever you get your podcasts. >> breaking on msnbc, more devastation in the hard-hit area, mariupol, ukrainian officials say russian military is bombed a school. and the shelter 400. now many could be trapped. it comes just days after a theater housing children's destroyed. uk warns russia will likely keep firing indiscriminately in urban areas, killing more civilians. >> plus, russia claiming it has now launched a second hypersonic missile strike in ukraine. details on a new weapon, and whether it marks a burning escalation. meanwhile, president biden is set to travel overseas this week, in a show of solidarity for ukraine. what we can expect f of the high stakes trip. plus, belarus's president is now defending putin's mental state, insisting he is completely sane, and in better shape than ever. real talk with four kgb agents about those comments, and what's really could be going on be

and then we'll show you why betting against kathy wood is proving to be more profitable than betting with her. we start down with the shutdown heard around wall street china closing down major manufacturing centers in shenzhen 1,300 new cases were reported on the mainland yesterday bringing the total number this year to over 9,000 more than were recorded all of last year. the shutdown prompting new concerns for companies that operate or source their products in china just look at the moves lower in names like las vegas sands, wynn, starbucks and nike those stocks trading at 52-week lows apple and qualcomm dropping sharply. the news taking a toll on the broad markets. the nasdaq down more than 2% so do investors need to brace more even more supply chain snafus and trouble, selling products in china. we were just discussing this i don't know what the market makes of it. it seems like they want to look past any sort of supply chain disruptions. it's surprising, we were talking about the ten-year bonds were higher today i would thought there would be a flight to quality and a slowdown, e

kathy barnett, robert patillo, thank you so much for your time. have a wonderful weekend.hank you . thanks, mike . a large number of ukrainian nationals and expats have answered president solecki call to defend the homeland returning home to take up arms against the russian invaders. senior correspondent laura ingle has one of their stories tonight . good evening, laura . mike , for ukrainians life just a few weeks ago was a very different experience. and for one professional who often performs here in the united states, everything has been put on hold. while he cares for his aging parents by day and takes to the streets to defend his homeland at night ever since. >> we have to stick to a new reality. a month ago, ukrainian vladislav jakovcic was entertaining thousands in nightclubs in venues around the world, making. >> now he is back in his hometown of kyiv working to keep his parents alive during the day and spending his nights on the streets as part of ukraine's civil defense force. what was once the sound of music at night is now being drowned out by explosions as the

>> senator kathy bernier: yes. >> whitaker: the election was not stolen from donald trump? >> bernier: no. the election was not stolen from donald trump. >> whitaker: kathy bernier is a wisconsin republican state senator. she told us widespread voter fraud is all but impossible in wisconsin. how is it that you can say that with such certainty, and such conviction? >> bernier: because i know the process. >> whitaker: a diehard conservative, bernier began her political career overseeing elections as clerk in chippewa county today, she chairs the state senate committee on elections and calls the talk of voter fraud a charade that will hurt republicans at the polls. >> bernier: if there is massive voter fraud, why wasn't it proven in georgia after three recounts? why wasn't it proven in arizona after the forensic audits? and why wasn't it proven here? because it cannot be proved. >> whitaker: you supported donald trump? >> bernier: i voted for him twice. >> whitaker: but now i hear you saying almost the exact opposite from what former president donald trump says, and his suppor

it will be something we're are working kathy on when it comes to big tech. they talked about that yesterday. mostly is highlighting the concerns they are in making sure, now finish here, the committee i get to serve on, we are supposed to be the committee in congress most concerned about protecting the american people's liberty. the bill of rights, the constitution, the rule of law. we have to get back and stay focused on that. that is what the task force is focused on. >> you say on judiciary today is a ranking member, if we take the majority will become chair, work with kathy, what is your position becomes the big tech, we spent some time on this. we have a number of bills train be brought through, it seems like they want to make big tech utilities instead of protecting freedoms of others. >> i think first and foremost is a complete overhaul change of section 230. the liability protection tech platforms enjoy. you talked about this yesterday, later, it is right on target, we think it is important to get any antitrust actions in an expedited fashion. justic

i will be catching up with kathy jones of the but later this morning.ng forward to doing that as well. some headlines from the credit suisse ceo in the last 30 minutes or so. on russia, they say their exposure is well under control. 4% of aum and wealth is with russian clients. tom: i get that, and i have seen other numbers like that. i just think it is also not a distressed, but what is the derivative exposure, what is the leverage exposure, and what are the almost interstitial relationships that you have away from direct relationships with russia. jonathan: there was another headline that came from the ceo, something you have been out front on over the last 12 months, 18 months, maybe even two years. teams are moving from hong kong to singapore, from the team over at credit suisse. tom: what is interesting is where do you move. some could move to shanghai. that is something the chinese have advocated for years. this really has not worked out. but where do you go? there's only one place to go. singapore, and it is a long four hour flight. it is not clo

wow with kathy, i'm navy that will pull in july of you may delegate. i give even a jag was now and then i saw some idea he was go made it a matlab. is it a danny? using a mobile phone is still a far off reality for most women in india, only one in for own a smartphone, whereas nearly half all the men do without one accessing the internet becomes near impossible. in rule india, 3 quarters of women have never been online at all. indian economist agenda expert, we telling the cool ones that women are missing out on professional opportunities. we all live on line and you're seeing that if women don't have access to that device, then women are not in this economy. and that's what's important, isn't there to have women be bought of girls. india is not an isolated case across large parts of the world, men are more likely to get online with their phones than women. this is especially true in south asia and sub saharan africa, where the mobo internet gap is over a 3rd. one reason for this gender divide is affordability. women tend to and less money than men, an

but kathy delight is an exception. anastasia and vieira, who run this bakery or trying to raise awareness and funds for the cause. any one who donates a dollar or more gets a cookie with the blue and yellow flag. mister sharp difficulties did the flax and then we started to spread information to the city. if it went really fast, we will buy a many military goods. with this money. since the war began, the sisters have had many sleepless nights. and when they are not working there, glued to the news. their parents have us visas, but want to stay in ukraine to fight are very brave. sometimes i'm just crying all the time and can explain the costumers why i'm crying. the only thing i'm happy about about this sedation that we are getting to know more people from our country . and we can stay together and to do as much as we can from here to help someone for their the sisters are continuously gathering donations and get much support in the greater washington area. i drove from stafford virginia, which is about an hour from here. and so i got a cookie and a coffee to support them. it may only be

mexico congressional candidate and jennifer carnahan, business woman and congressional candidate and kathyveteran who served 10 years in the u.s. army reserve. kathy, i will start with you, you heard disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan created massive humanitarian crisis that is still going on to this day. >> i know. just listening to that, my heart breaks. these are very real people, we are living in very serious times and this administration has shown time and time again that they're not up for the task. they are continuing to talk about climate change and moving people into electric vehicles, the world continues to move forward and the world is shifting. when you take a look at joe biden foreign policy, it looks like a game of whack-a-mole. there is no plan, whatever pops its head up, that is what he pounces on. we are in serious time, we look at the energy sector here versus what is going on in germany, the piece you had before us coming on, you know, what are we doing? what is happening? people are dying. the world is shifting. americans feel very unsafe and insecure, even to this

. >> kathy, i will ask you a situation that we raised in the last hour, that is where russia-ukraine in here, hoy great of a risk if this goes on much longer than expected >> yeah, i don't think the market has fully discounted the slowdown in economic growth we could see if this lingers a long time we have a long range of estimates in the possible slowdown towards the end of the year it's really tough to price in right now i don't think the market has fully discounted if this drags on, we can continue to see decline in consumer sentiment. a slowdown and on top of continued high inflation that is not a very good economic outlook. >> no, it isn't. that's not even mentioning the rest of the world, particularly europe, which will suffer a lot more than we are i wonder, is there any in your projections any chance we could see a hyperinflationary environment start to come in >> >> reporter: no, i mean the u.s. ever suffered from hyperinflation like venezuela higher inflation, more persistently high? it's possible, obviously, because of the energy price spaker spike we are seeing not increa

kathy park is outside kensington palace this morning.er, good morning to you. william and kate have a pretty packed itinerary, visiting three commonwealth countries. the royal tourist already off to a rocky start. this morning, william and kate are off to the caribbean, and already it is not going as planned. a royal source confirming a stop in belize moved to a different location because some local residents were unhappy about the visit. government officials adding they have activated a contingency plan, another venue selected to showcase maya entrepreneur ship. an unexpected twist in the first tour since the pandemic that could change the future of the british monarchy as they keep far flung nations part o the queen'ritish empire. >> these are diplomats, ambassadors if you like going out there, representing her on the world stage, but there's going to be a charm offensive going onto try to persuade them not to ditch the uk. >> reporter: the visit begins in belize, includes stops in the bahamas and jamaica. the prime minister signals a

we have the chief economist at oxford economics kathy, what's your counterargument for those thinking they can only raise four or five times this year in. >> thank you i think you have to look at the inflation numbers. they're running well above expectations the fed's expectations and i think you have to listen to chair powell today. he was very unusually explicit in not only indicating he'd favor 25 basis points rate hike in march, and you got the sense that maybe he would be inclined to do more, but because of the outbreak of war in ukraine, that he needed to temper that a little bit because the uncertainty. beyond that, you know, he said inflation is running too high. the labor market, as you were talking to steve about, is extremely tight. and demand remains strong. even though we have high inflation, consumers have been resilient. the fed has to resort to tamping down on demand >> it's interesting that jumped out to you the way it seized a lot of people. your reading from that which is that this is a fed official who maybe even wants to do more. why? what's the urgency what makes

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i pray that we can -- >> and kathy were seeing the bust of everyone in these ways, or we learn aboute her partner, these are people living with our hearts. warrior hearts, warrior spirits who are acting out of love for their country, for their freedom, for their family members, their pets come it's all devastating and it's hard to watch as the soul inevitably unfolds, kathy. >> yes, absolutely heartbreaking. and again, has out-of-the-box reporting to keep these images at the forefront of our minds. because that is so important. but i know president kyiv's message today when he said this war lasted four times longer than vladimir putin thought at what appeared that is a testament to the resolve and the tenacity in the spirit of these ukrainians, who are stepping up to fight for the country commit a fight for democracy. that is inspiring to the world. it has inspired to come as you've noted, so many people even here at home to do what they can to help, but there's getting supplies over the refugees, or going over themselves. that spirit is just really incredible to watch and witness. >

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>> unfortunately, kathy, i think we should be really worried. and everything that's happening right now, it's undeniable that she's now being held as part of a pawn in this geopolitical standoff and in the war in ukraine. >> reporter: her arrest comes amid heightened tensions between the u.s. and russia as the war in ukraine enters another week. secretary of state antony blinken, when asked about griner, said -- >> whenever an american is detained anywhere in the world, we of course stand ready to provide every possible assistance, and that includes in russia. >> reporter: the 31-year-old center with the phoenix mercury has played in russia during the last seven years during the nba off-season. her team tweeting, our main concern is her safety, physical and mental health. with reports griner has been detained for weeks, griner's wife posted, this message comes during one of the weakest moments of my life. we continue to work on getting my wife home safely. a spokesperson for the wnba says that other than griner, all players with the league are n

earthquakes visitó minnesota buscando su primera victoria de la campaña con el retorno de monteiro, contaba kathyea la pelota que le queda a gignac, que gol metió el francés. golazo 1 x 0 tigres. el volcán hacía erupción pero faltaba más otro francés, el otro, vean el centro y remate que hizo avanzado por la banda con todo. le pegó al arco dicen, no importa porque metió golazo. locura total. tigres se devoró a rayados, se iban a la cima del campeonato pero esperaban a mercancías chivas y cruz azul. >>la máquina contra los tuzos. >>al 18 pelota en profundidad. vean, abierta por la derecha. centro para sánchez que le pega al rebote le pega después adentro, uno a cero para los tuzos. fue el único tanto del partido lo que significa que el equipo de almada amanece como líder del campeonato, dos más que tigres. cruz azul extinto. son cinco victorias consecutivas para pachuca que la próxima semana visita santos laguna y en la próxima a cruz azul visita atlas >>wiseman sufre una inflamación en la rodilla operada. su actividad se detiene por completo, no jugará con santa cruz ni con los golden state warri

. >> reporter: kathy schaefer, who worked for fema over a decade before retiring, thinks she has a bettera. while researching her ph.d. thesis on flood insurance at uc davis, she became convinced that california should walk away from the national flood insurance program. i've got to be devil's advocate. isn't this the way insurance works? you pay in, maybe you pay more than your fair share, but when you need it the money's there for you. isn't this how this is supposed to work? >> that is how it should work, but over the long-term, you should kind of equal out, right? so that's kind of why we have discounts for older drivers and people who are younger drivers pay more. >> reporter: shaffer's research shows that in the past 30 years, california homeowners paid in almost $5 billion more in flood insurance than they received back in claims. that's why she thinks the state should pull out of the national program and spend that money locally instead of nationally. >> my research is suggesting that one way to start is with a community-based insurance program. where you pool the risk and you poo

for the news, i'm kathy park >>> well, the foo fighters have canceled the rest of their tour after thew awkins the band made the announcement today. we're sorry for and share in the disappointment that we won't be seeing one another as planned, they wrote instead, let's take this time to grieve, to heal, to pull our loved ones close, and to appreciate all the music and memories we've made together hawkins died friday night in a hotel in bogota, colombia. the band was performing there. the official cause of death has not yet been released. a toxicology report found that at least ten substances were in his body, including antidepressants, opioids and thc. he is survived by his wife and their three children >>> the owner of a popular software for doing your taxes sued the allegations that users might not be getting the deal they signed up for. we know the former president was on the phone during the insurrection we just don't know who he called or who called him, or which phone he used. the 7 1/2 hours of phone call -- or at least phone call log with nothing on it from january 6 >>> old e

and we just need to have that right thank you so much, kathy. and as you can see, a big turnout out he e. we also want to hear from the hospital administrator. let's hear from him you know, just 18 months ago, we came out of bankruptcy in were my job is to stabilize the hospital >> working samples that side by side with our nursing staff. and so we've hired 189 new employees over the last 12 months. >> 75 of them have been registered nurses. so that's that's a high priority for us. and we know how hard this this job is. a and we want to make sure we provide enough support for for the patients and our staff as well. >> trying to get this fair contract on top of it all. and one of the demands, of course, is a fair pay as well as >> safe staffing. so very loud out here. you can tell. >> but what i can tell you is they are going to have some impacts of the hospital today. see medical center says they are open, but they're going to be transferring some patients to other hospitals and they're going to be pushing back some elective surgery. so keep tha

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