lena: absolutely. me know is the fed is about to embark on a historic cycle of moving away from the zero bound. the territory that we have occupied almost continuously in terms of monetary policy since the financial crisis. that zero bound will be left behind. what will happen is the fed will turn the prospect just to 150 basis points of easing between the pandemic and now, but also easing since the start of the pandemic. that is the equivalent of turning the titanic. that is it a normative shift. even as the pandemic endgame comes into focus, even australia, this will not turn back on market sensitivity. it will not turn the clock back on debt globally and a much higher market valuation. that creates a structural imbalance, which has been the case given the strength of inflation and the labor market. on the one hand. and then sensitivity to higher interest rates demonstrated by the fact there are asset liabilities and durations in mind. long-term liabilities and short-term, while pushing capital into

i'm with lena. lena is so cool, like, hey, man. you know.i said, do you want to see the playback? we're watching the playback on the monitor. and we're standing there. and then i get a tap on my shoulder. and it's in the middle of the playback and the whole crew and the producer, the dp, another tap. i turn. it's marty. [ laughter ] and he goes, "come here, i got something to tell you." and i was like," marty, this is lena waithe, this is marty croft." she's like, "show me the playback, bitch." i'm like, "okay, give me a second." i go around. and he is standing there -- >> jimmy: is he behind -- oh. >> with this bag. and he goes, "listen, i think you're fantastic. i can't believe it. i had such a wonderful time. i think you should play witchy pooh in the reboot" or whatever was going on. and he said, "i wanted to give you this." and he gives me -- >> no! >> thank you! >> jimmy: that's freddie! >> thank you! >> jimmy: freddie the flute! you know the kid who had freddie was jimmy. may i hold freddie? >> yes, it was jimmy. >> jimmy: oh, wow, lo

also coming up, i lena bear book calls for p starting her 1st trip to the middle east is germany's foreign minister. and at the winter olympics, american figure skater naked chen takes home the gold after pulling off an incredible 5 prod, drupal jumps. ah, i mind bluecross. welcome to the program. german chancellor olaf shelves has repeated his warning to russia that it face is severe economic and political consequences if it invades ukraine. the remarks come as envoys from russia, ukraine, germany, and france convened in berlin on thursday to find a resolution. meanwhile, russia and bela restarted joint military exercises not far from the ukrainian border. the russian defense ministry released these images of live, fire drills and heavy armor. the militaries of russia and belarus operating as one . it's not just ukraine, that's alarmed by the show of force. in berlin on thursday, the leaders of estonia, latvia and lithuania, met with chancellor schultz to discuss the strategic response to moscow's aggression in the region market. this is more important than ever to mobilise and to defend

ah lena, yet this trying, it sounds on her arm. i think for clayton, well, it's more pleasant than dep lation because you're not doing it yourself. now. it's foster and pleasantly warm and feel uneasy about it. and the result is exactly the same as a lindsey, but the skin is clearly irritated which is typical straight after a waxing and a mixing but in smooth. and you can't feel any hair on monday with kind of harlem. you the risk with waxing and dep elating is that when the head start to grow, they get caught under the epidermis. then the follicles can become inflamed or infected, the painful waxing and deflating is rewarded with a month of smooth skin. but the head does come back, it's a popular misconception that these methods remove the roots does, and that's a total misunderstanding. if you do rip out the whole hair, but the root remains, it takes more to destroy the roots walker. so it's all fun. and that means photo deflation, it uses energy intensive lights in a wave length that's absorbed by the hair pigment. that's hung a

the here and lena bear book that speaking alongside your secretary of state, antony lincoln's la costa financial correspondence in new york, yann's quarter gens was sort of a toll as a week of uncertainty over russia's next move taken on wall street. clearly i mean, we did see pressure for a 2nd week in a row, and it's not really surprising because everything seems to be could happen over this weekend. so investors are definitely not going into this market at this point to blue chips down for a good 2 percent for the week. and then we don't just have the situation in the ukraine. but we are also talking about all this information press area in the united states are much more aggressive federal reserve probably in the next couple of months. so all of that combined does cause a lot of uncertainty. and when we see uncertainty, investors attend to sell stocks. indeed, and it's actually, it's not just on their stock market that thing and impact is it? well, what do we thing elsewhere in terms of commodities for example? yes, sure. i mean, not necessarily today, but in general we do see a lo

and anna, lena babylon, also the german foreign minister. but also expressing a frustration that this crisis, which is sees, is being completely instigated by vladimir putin by the russian side is distracting the world from a great many, much more urgent things. but it's the reality, this ease. now the reality that we face these east, the crisis that has the world is gripping the world's attention. you just mentioned, you know, the munich security conference being sort of ground 0 for diplomacy on this crisis . will the sad fact is that it isn't that because the russians are not here. so there's a risk here that this develops into something of an echo chamber with everybody here agreeing a no russians here to take part in those conversations. but of course, the message is coming from here, aren't going to just stay here. they're obviously bring broadcasts around the world . they will be heard by the russian side to the messages here certainly will be getting through. but he really is a shame that there isn't a possibility for dialogue here.

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lena wen, author of "lifeline the doctor's journey in the fight for public heth." and dr. sanjay gupta the author of "world war c." sanjay, this is the first time you've been with us since governors started announcing their plans to lift mask mandates. what do you think of them especially since dr. walensky said we're not there yet? >> there's a lot of virus out there still. the idea of thinking about this like the weather. it's still raining a lot of virus out there. part of the cdc projections they still think over the next four weeks 64,000 people could die. these are still just tragic numbers. at the same time the numbers are coming down, and we know omicron is not as -- not as deadly. it doesn't make people as sick as these previous variants. let me show you quickly, john, oregon. this is one of the states where they're talking about rolling back these mask mandates at some point soon. you can see if you see previously what happened sort of middle of june of last year they lifted mandates, and, you know, pretty soon after that the delta surge and sort of straight up t

as lena says. she's still hoping the school clothes and she's going to make sure her voice is she was in front of the school for hours protesting the closure with other parents, teachers and concerned community member area that we live in is in. >> the she says it's a lower-income area in east oakland and they need quality schools like parker. there tends to be. >> you violence and things going on outside just somewhat and parker has been a source of stability and love and safety. she also tells me if the school cloaes, she's not going to put her daughters in just any school. she has to visit schools and decide which one is best for but she says because it's so late in the school year already. >> she may not have a choice. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> well, parents will be protesting in front of parker elementary school this afternoon at about 2 o'clock. a california lawmaker is looking to eliminate pay inequality through a bill that would require wage transparency. senate bill 11 62 would force co

progress is slow bucket of the 5 rooms, only one is finished, and it's enough for him and his wife, lena, they 2 daughters a studying he, ev, before the war, lena was also a successful business woman in their hometown of her live cup or another shop now she's a housewife, my wife living to the war and the loss of their income has changed her is rather right away. you can't compare our previous lives in harley's car with here i am. i don't make plans for the future any more a lot. if i live another day blank than good, personally, who knows what will happen tomorrow? but somehow life goes on. she would she likes having her own house. but at 1st she struggled a lot with the idea of moving to the fall at region. yes, this asked the ink, i said i would never live here is not, i didn't want to look at anything or be shown anything. i didn't want to be associated with the chattooga, j o. d chad catalyst one 3rd of its inhabitants after the react to disaster renewables. inner exclusions on such as 200 meters from volumes house. it covers the 10 kilometers radius around the destroyed react up th

on her 1st visit to the middle east, german foreign minister anna lena bear bock has urged israel and the palestinians to restart the peace process. their bog started her visit with a visit to the holocaust memorial in israel. the whole of names that yard the sham . a memorial to the jews lost during the holocaust. their names, their life. stories under photographs are collected here. an archive of the millions murdered a culture decimated. it's the project to canter. any one who tries to deny or dime play the nazi genocide, anti semitism, germany's foreign minister on elaine a barrel book says the world must stand up against, especially to day. is this over omitting to purplish going? this is our absolute obligation of the younger generation to keep the memory alive in, especially as there are fewer and fewer eye witnesses among us. when tony sinned wouldn't, if maintenance is our responsibility to raise our voice against anti semitism, and he's against hatred on incitement against exclusion and violence. so that such a crime against humanity never happens again. little. the ne mia,

lena horne, beautiful actress could sing could act and hollywood didn't know what to do with her. and she kept getting invited to play maids to play maids and so her father finally flew out to hollywood and asked to see one of the studio chiefs. and her father said look. if my daughter needs a maid. how higher one for but she's not going to play a maid on screen. you know, what a beautiful little story i mean he gets on a plane and insist on seeing this studio chief and saying. i got money a lot of money. and then my daughter needs to me, i'll hire one for but she sure as heck is not going to play one on no movie screen. yeah, and she didn't. that's funny. i was going to bring up that story because it just but i mean she you know, and you know, we're speaking i mean just for the audience and maybe everybody in the audience knows this about one of the most beautiful women in the world. yeah. she never got a role, you know, she was you know, she could have been able to gardener. she could have been anybody you wanted elizabeth taylor or anything. yes. she was offered made roles. rig

will they be reassured by what we're hearing today by anna lena? bulk. well, on the surface, it seems as a lot of a diplomatic niceties are being sad. but the crux of the matter is that the ukrainians are very frustrated with germany's position specifically when it comes to defense. ave ukraine had actually sent a letter to germany detailing its needs specifically around ammunition. but germany has so far, refused to give any kind of military support to ukraine. actually, very frustrated. president vladimir n ski about a week ago or so, had said in a press conference that he didn't understand germany's position in germany, where in the same position as ukraine is at the moment, well, than germany could count on a much more concrete support from ukraine. you had been elena barebones, just saying that she was going to go and visit a military hospital that was built with the help of germany. i think that was a way of a foreign minister is saying we are here. we are helping not into ways you want, but we are here trying to do something and show our solidarit

history teacher or lena yuk of liver comes from a town that is now occupied when you move, not only don't sure. i'm just giving them we never thought we would need this kind of knowledge. but then suddenly, in june, 2014, the school came under fire by the kids were in close. we found out later it wasn't the army but separatist fighters. this became our daily reality. to me this a bloody on anything happening in ukraine gets broad coverage. dave, this go drill is no, then an alarm goes off, meaning the building has to be evacuated. this time it's just a drill, but it is a realistic scenario to have been frequent bomb threats against schools all over ukraine in recent weeks. they were all false alarms, but worries about the safety of school children and ukraine are growing. i think it was so why it's important to do this, pupils we missed this will not know what to do when it isn't actually funnel. we used to have wired rules, but now we are training for mines. inform us that is more interesting when you, when you leave my parents constantly give me advice and wants to do when everyone hope

lena wen offered a first-hand account of working in public health the initial title for the book was public health savior life today. i had intended to write this book not about my own journey at all. actually, i wanted to tell the story of baltimore. i wanted to show the world when i know what you all know

people who have not experienced this kind of fighting, even during the worst times a few years ago, lena mac, her ankle, and her neighbors have tried to make the most out of the cold and dumped cellar. but the effect of the electric heater is limited. he is in and out of the basement constantly those days. but i need to go up now to take some stuff to my daughters place. she is finally leaving with her kids at least to a place nearby. she would like her to move further away until it becomes clear with the latest news from moscow and cleave me. no, i don't know what to think now. yes, i do not yet understand heaping spokane. i don't even know what to do next. it takes just a few minutes and the shirley begins again. crossover now to our correspond it funny poetry in kia. funny. tell us more about what's happening along that line of contact and east in ukraine where government forces and separate his forces are clashing. and that line terry's full 100 kilometers long, and it's really difficult to actually get just the full picture, what's happening. but as my colleague mike is bullying a j

[music playing] [music playing] >> one more time, for lena byrd miles!p for them. i really just want to recognize because we made the decision to still kind of try to be live for the performers, even though we wanted to limit how many people were coming in. so i just want to give it up to the theater for opening up their doors and still letting us be safe with each other. for bringing this event to life in the midst of a challenging time. give it up to the folks that are helping us from s.f. gov tv. broadcasting live stream and making it all look great. we have heard amazing stories and voices through song and just the idea and notion of freedom. and freedom and moving towards justice, but the role of music in that. please, if you get the opportunity, re-share the link to this so folks can hear what we were able to witness in person tonight. so, again, give it up for s.f. gov to make it possible to share this. gratitude to the staff members at the m.l.k. north cal foundation, aaron and his team. thank you to derek brown. i want to give a special shoutout

people who have not experienced this kind of fighting, even during the worst times a few years ago, lena mccord encore and her neighbors have tried to make the most out of the cold and damp cellar. but the effect of the electric heater is limited. she is in and out of the basement constantly those days. but i need to go up now to take some stuff to my daughter's place. she is finally leaving with her kids at least to a place nearby. she would like her to move further away until it becomes clear with the latest news from moscow and cleave me. no, i don't know what to think now. yes. i do not yet understand anything. i don't even know what to do next. it takes just a few minutes of the shelly begins again. ah ah, this crisis has shattered relations between ukraine and russia. now at the lowest point in years, cave has recorded ambassador from moscow and is considering cutting old diplomatic ties. but it wasn't that long ago that ukraine had a pro russian president. 8 years ago. vladimir putin had a friend in t at president victor young, coach having pro russia president was very important

and of course we then have a phenomena such as vandalism and criminality. de lena, go joe, we're a researcher and security expert on the so hell region of talking to us from nature . thank you so much for taking our questions. thank you. at the beijing winter olympics, russian figure skater, camilla valley, if i had a hard breaking performance during the women's free skate competition on thursday, i. ava stumbled and fell several times during her routine. i could not recover her composure. the performance meant she finished in 4th place and in tears the 15 year old had been in the lead in women's figure skating and was favour to win gold. but it was unsure if she would have received a metal after she tested positive for a bad substance. you're wanting to, we knew is coming up next on a dw news asia, the killer of pakistani social media star walks free, can willing to put their trust in the rule of law that and a whole lot more coming up in just a moment. india news asia with the rush banner g, m level rock and berlin on behalf of all of us here at the daily news. thanks for watching interest.

oh, i'm not a lena oh, dick is well, she may not be present physically amongst us. what a voice and love will always be present and melodious boys will always remain with us. i might, as i met with a heavy heart, i pay my respects to nato. so underneath the leading lights of bollywood had been streaming to her home to pay the respects. as news of her death spragg crowds gathered at the hospital. soon it was confirmed. she'd suffered multiple organ failure. she'd been hospitalized for a month following a coven, 19 infection. nag a nation saying farewell to one of its greatest cultural treasures. it's estimated loss among jessica recorded up to 30000 songs during her life time, making her hugely influential far beyond bollywood. well, here's a look at some other stories making news around the world. funerals have been held for over 50 people in the east of the democratic republic of congo. they were killed when a group of armed people with guns and machetes, attacked a refugee camp earlier this week. a tribal militia is being blamed for the attack. more than 10000 peo

country following fears that russia is planning an imminent invasion. german foreign minister anna lena bear, mark said that the crisis was escalating. while on a trip to egypt, she told journalists that she and nato allies were still working on a diplomatic solution. germany is the latest country to issue a warning that region, pardon me, travel to the region in recent days could be dangerous. here is the german foreign minister. so we will keep our embassy and key f o pen, but reduce the entire diplomatic staff there. that includes this economy, employees of our partners and the german teachers abroad. family members will also leave the country. now. are a cons you at general and donnette set up in 2014 will be temporarily relocated to live with the foreign office. also a, she's a travel warning germans who are there are urged to consider leaving the country. and for more on this we are going to go straight to ukraine to be joined by the w correspondence. he has been in the capital kit mathias, germany, as we just heard joining the list of countries, telling us citizens to leave ukrai

this is a statement, a german foreign minister, and a lena bear book made on friday after dancing personal sanctions against president putin. and his foreign minister surrogate laugh rob with listen, he had threatened us as we are hitting the potent system weight needs to be hit, not just economically and financially, but at the core of his power. can these in very responsible for the death of innocent people in ukraine, they are responsible for trampling on the international system. and we, as europeans do not accept that. i've appeared an oval piazza. jessica, the, the german foreign minister saying european leaders do not accept putin trampling on the international system. but many would argue, prudence trampling is nothing new. we saw it in georgia in 2008. we sought in columbia, in 2014. we've seen it in this treatment of dissidents, both inside and outside russia. so hasn't europe in fact, accepted, if not, to some extent enable. guten, absolutely. unfortunately, these kinds of empty words of repetitive statements from the german government help support pollutants cause that rather t

people who have not experienced this kind of fighting, even during the worst times a few years ago, lena mc her ankle and her neighbors have tried to make the most out of the cold and damp cellar. but the effect of the electric heater is limited. she is in and out of the basement constantly those days. but i need to go up now to take some stuff to my daughters place. she is finally leaving with her kids at least to a place nearby. she would like to move further away until it becomes clear with the latest news from moscow and cleave me. no, i don't know what to think now. yes. i do not yet understand anything. put on i don't even know what to do next. it takes just a few minutes and this shelly begins again. can we go back to him? a tier said putting it under that mathias as as attention to escalate. reservists of being cold up to do what whether ukrainian army has been fighting for 8 years. and many people have been at the front lines during these 8 years and hop, some combat experienced. but even if they're not in active duty now they are listed as reservists, and they are being cold, o

people who have not experienced this kind of fighting, even during the worst times a few years ago. lena micro encore and her neighbors have tried to make the most out of the cold and damp cellar. but the effect of the electric heater is limited. she is in and out of the basement constantly those days. but i need to go up now to take some stuff to my daughter's place. she is finally leaving with her kids at least to a place nearby. she would like her to move further away until it becomes clear with the latest news from moscow and clear of me. no, i don't know what to think now. yes. i do not yet understand. even put on i don't even know what to do next. to takes just a few minutes and the shelling begins again in an act of solidarity with the people of ukraine. their brenda gave here in berlin has been lit up in the colors of the ukrainian flag cities mer, francisco gifts. i said the german capital is sending a clear message from a free city to a free and sovereign ukraine. other european cities such as perish and london are also taking part in the initiative. let's go straight to the br

now the kids are at home, but a visitor is expected. ukraine's deputy prime minister, you lena, very shook is inspecting the damage we do not provoke, we do not want an escalation. we want peace, we want protection and security for our people, especially for those who live here for pensioners and children, and those who cannot protect themselves with gunfire can be heard frequently. now here and standing several hands go. just before the minister arrived, we heard heavier tillery the town has been shoved for 3 days in a row. now. sure, we'll go the scenarios that it was when there are heavy explosions. we hide in the sellers, but when it's shelling like this, we're still on the street, although nobody knows and it's all unpredictable. it's just ones that you and i were standing here now in any think in fly by china, religion. stun. it's alons cuz a small but important place along the front line, a bridge to the other side is open to civilians. being one of only 2 checkpoints where people could cross over to the other side. this place has long been spared over tillery, but now this ha

rights that's ah, washington bureau chief in his paul, many thanks. german foreign minister and the lena bear book. meanwhile, has repeated warnings that a russian invasion of ukraine would trigger unprecedented sanctions during her visit to kiev. burbock also stressed the need to avoid further escalation. their book is scheduled to visit the front line between ukrainian forces and russian back separatists in the dumbass region on tuesday with gavin d. w correspondent, but he has burling, i is covering the story for us from the region he travel to east in ukraine. now areas controlled by russian back separatist. he sent us this report, the village school of ranita, the last village here on ukrainian control territory is close to the frontline. it has come on to fire before. now the classrooms i m t not because of the war, but because of new coven restrictions, the war is something people have been living with for 8 years. they will not a border push and that they did, they began to work. most of the time the children go to school the to the speech, but we don't know what will happen in 5

the german is foreign minister on a lena bear balk, also visited east in ukraine on tuesday. she said there could be no military solution to russian aggression. backing kiev, president lensky said he expects more talks to take place. sylvia. but as more us troops are sent to europe's eastern borders, it still hoped, but a diplomatic solution can be found. after so many weeks of diplomacy? well, these latest talk make a difference. we put that question to d. w. chief political editor, mikaela covina. well, let's be honest to night is not the night where there will be any breakthrough, even on the western side to find any kind of new common line. this is a 3 way debrief in the so called by my triangle format, which had been pretty much dead in the water for more than a decade. but now it emphasizes that any feasible format is being revised. the o. s. c, e and the name to rasa dialogue is continuing just to keep rasa at the negotiating at the talking table. and i say negotiating because the minor, my mom did come back with something that he claimed was knew that basically he had

and in fact, foreign minister under lena bear buck already conveyed that message to her russian counterpart, sergey love rough. when she visited in january and she pointed out that because of the central role that state media had played under the nazi regime, no broadcaster, that is an official arm of the state can obtain a license under german media law. and, well, german russian relations of course, already pretty 10 said the ukraine stand off has put chancellor shells in a difficult position with germany's allies. hasn't it? absolutely tensions have been building ever since the annexation of crimea. and starting with a major cyber attack on the buddhist tug in 2015, that was proven to originated with russian hackers. then followed by cyber attacks on leading german politicians, dis, information in the run up to last year's elections. and in 2019 russian security services coordinated the murder of chechen national in broad daylight in a berlin park. and finally, it was germany where russian opposition leader alex in of only was treated after his poisoning in 2020. when he returned to russ

so that people like sugar -- sugar ray, sammy davis junior, lena horn. powell, not because you know something about them, but because they all lived in the same world, occupied the same space. it was a fact of segregation that they were thrown together, whether they chose to be or not. so to me, in a sense, it's a history of african american movies or african american roles in movies, but in a lot of ways it seems to me it's a story about community. i don't know if it strikes to that we are not? i just wanted to throw that out to you. >> i think you are absolutely right. i think for the black star, the black entertainer, 40, 50s, 60s, it was a small world. everybody seemed to know each other. they often we're so proud of each other. i mean even now, if you watch some of the news real footage, the march on washington. they won a whole lot of hollywood figures there because many of the managers in the agents of how they were actors, told them don't go to the march on washington. it will hurt your career. so the ones who did go, they showed certain bravery