sale of tanks and military equipment to the van ruler, the shock of yours, the foreign secretary, liz cross acknowledged the government had paid the debt without contravene the current sanctions imposed by western countries. what i can't do is go into the details because that is confidential between the parties, but i have had this thoroughly checked out across government to ensure that we help these guarantees that it will be used for humanitarian purposes. soon to be reunited. looking forward to a future as a normal family. sunny guy. yeah. go out a 0. a humans who the rebels say they are open to talks with the saudi lead coalition. and humans internationally recognized government that they say discussions must take place in a neutral country. and restrictions on yeah, many port should be lifted at follows or force the g. c. c. was considering inviting the who these and other yemen, the parties for consultations in later this month. the united nations appeal for aid money for yemen has fallen well short of its target. the un received on the $1300000000.00 in pledges that's about $30000000

sale of tanks and military equipment to the van ruler, the shock of yours, the foreign secretary, liz cross acknowledged the government had paid the debt without contravene the current sanctions imposed by western countries. what i can't do is go into the details because that is confidential between the parties, but i have had this thoroughly checked out across government to ensure that we help these guarantees that it will be used for humanitarian purposes. soon to be reunited. looking forward to a future as a normal family. sunny guy. yeah, go out his era. a united nations appeal for aid. money for yemen has falling well short of its target. the un received only $1300000000.00 in pledges that's about $3000000000.00. short of what you monetary and chief martin griffith said was needed. the un estimates up to 19000000 people will need food aid this year. and yemen, which is entering its 7th year of civil war. griffith hasn't ruled out a 2nd funding drive later in the year. but let us be under no illusions. we hope from all we hope from all. and it is a disappointment that we weren't able as

we can now cross to the foreign secretary, liz truss. sure until the last minute so it has been very emotional but also really happy moment for the families and i am pleased to say that both naranin zaghari—ratcliffe and anoosheh ashoori are in good spirits, safe and well back here in britain. did spirits, safe and well back here in britain.— spirits, safe and well back here in britain. did they think the british — here in britain. did they think the british government - here in britain. did they think the british government at - here in britain. did they think the british government at all| the british government at all for the — the british government at all for the role they played? i thanked them and i think the families for how stoical they have been during this difficult period and we spoke about the process that we had been through, the difficult parts of making sure they were able to leave iran but it is fantastic to welcome them back safe and well. thank you. liz to welcome them back safe and well. thank you.— well. thank you. l

liz: we are a humanitarian country and want to take right treaties refugees but those crossing are singlezed because fentanyl in a matter of three days, your final word? >> i'm a healthcare practitioner, fentanyl belongs in the operating room in the hands of an anesthesiologist. this is the main cause of death from 18 to 45-year-old and it's becoming over that. liz: thank you so much for watching, i'm elizabeth mcdonald from cupid watching the evening at my foxbusiness, we hope you have a good evening and join us again tomorrow night. ♪♪ kennedy: vladimir putin is a warmth from, not according to week for the ukrainian people that's our president strongest words yet about russia media president, watch. >> after everything we've seen. >> you asked . kennedy: he's not a war criminal, he's a war criminal. whether he reflected onis

liz: welcome back, level cap side of the golden gate bridge. a clear start to the morning, and i stay ahead. today is the first mardi gras festival and marketplace at the crossingill feature dancers, stilt walkers and live entertainment, including a brass band. there are several food vendors and a beer garden. kids can enjoy in arts and craft station and everyone is invited to a vibrant costume and beads in celebration of the holiday. the event starts at 11:00. let's get a check of the forecast now, we've got a little bit of rain, not much insight for the week ahead. lisa: we are beginning to understand just how important that little bit is. sierra nevada picked up about a half foot, they did better. they have been doing better with the week systems, we have a few more weeks systems on horizon. -- weak systems on the horizon. there are looking at a warming trend even though high-pressure still sits offshore. once it starts to build in, we notice the difference. upper e north wind changing already, here is a look at mount tam. as a matter of fact, it is 47 on top of mount tam, that is a lot warmer than yesterday. that is all due to a north wind, 49 in the city,

could name them in secondary sanctions if they cross a line which the white house will not say what that line is. back to you. liz: edward lawrence thank you very much. as airline stocks take to the skies amid a travel boom, why are jet blue and three other majors cutting capacity at the same time? what must the jet blue founder, a very big thinker, think about that and how is his new airline stepping into replace the smaller city spokes in the hub-and-spoke model that have been left on the tarmac with the closing bell ringing in 47 minutes, the dow making brand new highs, up 588 just a second ago, we're going to ask breeze airways ceo david neilman, next. "clayman countdown" is coming right back. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire ♪ ♪ matchi it's electric...iption. made extraordinary. ingenuity... in motion. it listens, learns, adapts and anticipates your every need. with intelligence... that feels anything but artificial. the

liz cheney cannot show up at a republican event in wyoming. she is counting on winning her reelection by getting democrats to cross over into the republican primary and vote for her. this is now the explicit strategy of these characters. they occupy a very strange plac in the political spectrum. >> that fundraiser sounds like big bore to me. wonderful to see you, as always. when we come back a final word about our colleagues. that is next. go with simparica trio it's triple protection made simple! simparica trio is the first and only monthly chewable that covers heartworm disease, ticks and fleas, round and hookworms. dogs get triple protection in just one simparica trio! this drug class has been associated with neurologic adverse reactions, including seizures. use with caution in dogs with a history of these disorders. protect him with all your heart. simparica trio. you before we go wanted to express our deep sadness for the loss o blood cameraman control. both he and ukrainian journalis aleksandra kuvshynova were killed yesterday when their vehicle came under fire just under kyiv. they were working with correspondent hall when he was wounded i

liz: texas governor abbott tweeted last week in the past two weeks, 15 people illegal border crossers from russia and another 15 from china trying to cross of war. >> and most immediate not even talking about the southern border, we have a huge national security issue at the southern border. border patrol has arrested eckstein people on the fbi screening database, half a million getaways, people who escaped apprehension. how many of them are known suspected terrace? need to pay attention, it's far more national security risk for this country are seven border and in ukraine even though ukraine is important, we have an invasion of the southern border as we speak, numbers continue to climb be one crime and terrorism home and security democrat sheila jackson lee saying no to republican hearings on what you talked about alleged terrace crossing, suspected islamist on the fbi terror watch list released into the interior recommendations from about crossing venezuela, i's headquarters or him released on his own recognizance, at risk of covid-19 because of being overweight. >> sheila jackson lee, she doesn't believe in border security. where is k

this just has to be something that is align they will not cross, even though they didn't rush to defend liz judge jackson last week by those who were wanna bees firefighter 2024. >> thank you so much. we'll be watching adrea mitchell here at noon eastern on msnbc. >>> we have some breaking news. according to "the new york times," republican senator sue son collins of maine will vote in support of judge jackson for the united states supreme court. her decision will allow president biden and senate democrats to claim some degree of bipartisanship around the historic nomination, though it's unclear whether other republicans will join senator collins. senator collins met with judge jackson on tuesday. said they had a great conversation. she was impressed by her, alleviated any concerns she may have had and said she will vote. that will allow president biden to say at least one and there may be others coming. she met with senator romney yesterday. we'll see about them. this is a bipartisan vote, even if it's one republican. i would remind people that three republicans voted for judge jackson nin

liz: she just wants to bring the kids some joy during a tough time. a bay area man is taken and support for ukraine to another level. the red cross volunteer made his way onto the front lines. we spoke with him from kyiv and it's a story you will only see here on abc. >> from the front of city hall to the front lines of ukraine, dennis says he just had to do more. >> every time i turned on abc 7, i got angry. i felt like i needed to do something aside from waving a flag at the rally. >> this hangs in kyiv, where he is part of the emergency response team, a volunteer with the red cross using his connections to get into the country. >> i contact my friends at the ukrainian red cross and said do you need my help. they said of course. i flew to warsaw. it >> he made his way into ukraine. >> it took me a week. i finally caught a refugee train going the opposite direction. it >> he's been putting his nursing skills to work ever since. >> i responded with an emergencc response team. we went off in a large ambulance to one of these buildings. it was hit by a cruise missile. >> holding on to a report card pulled from the ruins, unsure if

liz: the cause of the fire is under investigation. this weekend marks the 57th anniversary of one of the darkest days of the civil rights movement. vents commemorating the 1965 crossing person for the first time since the start of the pandemic. the bridge in alabama was the sight of the so-called bloody sunday conflict. police attacked demonstrators with horses, billy clubs and tear gas as they were attempting to march to the state capital. marion jones daniel will be a guest at today's event, she is a survivor of a different historic racially driven attack in alabama. the 16th street church bombing in birmingham that happened two years earlier. >> why bomba church? -- bomb a church? i've got scars on both legs that are reminders. liz: right president kamala harris is expected to attend. still ahead, a campaign to beat plastic pollution underway right now. the historic treaty and how nations plan to address the cycle of plastic. here a live look outside this morning, gorgeous as the sun comes up. we will check in with lisa when we get back. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. by h

liz: she wants to bring some kids -- bring kids some joy erring a tough time in their country. a bay area man is taking his support for ukraine to another level. the american red cross volunteer made his way onto the front lines. terry campbell spoke to him from kyiv and has the story you see only on seven. . >> dennis says he just had to do more. >> every time i turned on abc seven and i saw what was going on, i got angry. i felt like i needed to do something aside from waving a flag. >> his flag now hangs at the headquarters in you -- headquarters in kyiv. a volunteer with the red cross using his connections to get into the country. >> my contact was friends in the ukrainian red cross and i said do you need help and they said of course. i immediately flew to warsaw. >> eventually making his way into ukraine. >> it took me a week, and i finally caught a refugee train going back in the opposite direction. >> he's been putting his nursing skills to use ever since. >> as soon as i hit the ground, i responded with the emergency response team. we went off in a large convoyvoy one of those buildings last tuesday that was hit by missiles. >> on the scene for hours on end,

liz: she just wants to bring the kids some joy during a tough time in their country. a bay area man is taking his support for ukraine to another level. the american red cross volunteer made his way to the front lines. abc 7 news reporter spoke with him from kyiv and has the story you'll see only here on abc 7. reporter: from the front of san francisco city hall to the front lines of ukraine, dennis otoshi says he just had to do more. >> every time i turned on abc 7 and i saw what was going on here, i got angry. i felt like i needed to do something aside from waving a flag at the rallies. reporter: that flag now hangs at headquarters in kyiv, where he's part of an emergency response team, a volunteer with the american red cross using his connections to get into the country. >> i contacted my friends in the ukrainian red cross and said do you need my help, and they said yes, of course. so i just immediately flew to warsaw. reporter: eventually making his way into ukraine. >> it took me a week, and i finally caught a refugee train going back in the opposite direction. reporter: and he's been putting his nursing skills to use ever since. >> as soon as i hit th

liz truss. more than1 million people have already left ukraine, over half of them to poland. the polish authorities say about 670,000 people have crosseds — offering food, access to health care and onward travel. let's speak to nick thorpe now. he is in budapest. a number of refugees also going to hungary. what's the situation there? i am here at the _ what's the situation there? i am here at the budapest _ what's the situation there? i —n here at the budapest west station. hungary is so far in second place to poland. a couple of days ago when i last saw those numbers, it was over 120,000. just behind me, as you can see, this is platform ten behind me. at the back of the picture, that's where refugee trains are arriving every hour or so, so far this morning. these green jackets, every hour or so, so far this morning. these greenjackets, these are volunteers from the hungarian protestant church who have laid on an amazing spread of food, sandwiches, fruit and chocolate bars and so on, for the people arriving here this morning. this is all donations from the hungarian public, being channelled to those new arrivals here at budapest west s

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