this is intrinsically leaked with our international policy stuff. mariarussian companies are going to get enriched to the billions. the three largest banks in russia gearing up to make big money as a result of this deal. stay with us, the last time we spoke with you, you said there would be ramifications as a result of the afghanistan botched withdrawal. after this break how biden's weakness brought china, russia and iran closer together. and iran closer together. back in a financial advisor who gives me personalized advice that helps build my portfolio and my confidence? now you're talking. no wonder ameriprise financial has been named the #1 most trusted wealth manager. ameriprise financial. advice worth talking about. (announcer) enough with the calorie counting, ameriprise financial. carb cutting, diet fatigue, and stress. just taking one golo release capsule with three balanced meals a day has been clinically proven to repair metabolism, optimize insulin levels, and balance the hormones that make weight loss easy. release works with your body, not ag

this story down. that is not what we expect in america. mariareaking news that elon musk is taking a 9 and a quarter percent stake in twitter. twitter stock is soaring right now on this breaking news. you have to p wonder whether elon musk's influence on twitter will actually change the company in any way. of course, it has been among those censoring this story. we're going to take a look at twitter stock later on but it is on fire right now on this news that elon musk is taking a 9 and a quarter percent stake. but political comic bill marr mocked the left wing media as well for its reporting on hunter biden's laptop, saying the lack of coverage is, quote, why people don't trust the media, joe. something you've said ump dew ump times.>> this was the heade truth behind the hunter biden non-scandal, you had cnn, the an at a my of the new york post -- anatomy of the new york post dubious hunter biden story. i remember president trump ding on 60 minutes and imploring leslie shale -- going on 60 minutes and imploring leslie stahl you have to verify t

this is horrible. maria: wow.anks very much for your leadership and for being at the border the week. >> thank you, maria. maria: we appreciate it. thanks for being here. senator bill hagerty. quick break, and then the senator who cracked open the biden corruption story, ron johnson with new information this morning on hunter biden's international business entanglements which have joe biden's fingerprints all over them. from russia to ukraine, to china, how could all of this explain the multiple foreign crises erupting today and why suddenly the mainstream media is allowed to report on it, after this. ♪ ♪ careful now. - thanks. -you got it. and thanks to voya, i'm confident about my future. -oh dad, the twins are now... -vegan. i know. i got 'em some of those plant burgers. -nice. -yeah. voya provides guidance for the right investments, and helps me be prepared for unexpected events. they make me feel like i've got it all under control. [crowd cheers] because i do. okay, that was awesome. voya. be confident to and

this is horrible. maria: wow.anks very much for your leadership and for being at the border the week. >> thank you, maria. maria: we appreciate it. thanks for being here. senator bill hagerty. quick break, and then the senator who cracked open the biden corruption story, ron johnson with new information this morning on hunter biden's international business entanglements which have joe biden's fingerprints all over them. from russia to ukraine, to china, how could all of this explain the multiple foreign crises erupting today and why suddenly the mainstream media is suddenly the mainstream media is allowed to report on it, after suddenly the mainstream media is allowed to report on it, after i earn 3% cash back at drugstores with chase freedom unlimited. so i got cards for birthdays, holidays, graduations, i'm covered for everything. which reminds me, thank you for driving me to the drugstore. earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. new p

this is intrinsically leaked with our international policy stuff. mariaof that deal, russian companies are going to get enriched to the billions. the three largest banks in russia gearing up to make big money as a result of this deal. stay with us, the last time we spoke with you, you said there would be ramifications as a result of the afghanistan botched withdrawal. after this break how biden's weakness brought china, russia and iran closer together. back in a moment. if you're a small business, there are lots of choices when it comes to your internet and technology needs. but when you choose comcast business internet, you choose the largest, fastest reliable network. you choose advanced security for total peace of mind. and you choose fiber solutions with speeds up to 10 gigs to the most small businesses. that's virtually everywhere we serve. the choice is clear: make your business future ready with the network from the most innovative company. comcast business. powering possibilities™. maria: welcome back. we are back with army combat veteran cory mil

but just because we know this, maria, because i have this narrative, i caution people you have to be ut or you'll be early. maria: we're looking at a chart of the transport average, lee. it's down 6% this week alone. so what is the transportation average selling off tell you about the macro story? >> it's telling me one thing. if the fed wanted demand destruction they're doing a hell of a good job. they don't even need to raise rates. they're just jaw boning us here with the threat of it. that's what i'm saying. when you look at the bond markets and you look at the transports, somebody's not telling the truth. and i think that's not the way to look at it. i say the transports are saying fed, you won. so either do your rate hikes or don't. but you got the effect you wanted. same thing in housing. they won. so that's why i think we're going to come to a conclusion let's rate hike before it begins. i think they're going to do 50. end of the year, a third of cpi is rent and i think that big hike it's going to slow down. look at oil. oil's not 150, it's already coming down because demand d

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jack: check out this week's this week too happy we get into the program analyzes for the week ahead and i am maria bartiromo. >> the biden administration ending the - in may in texas, will be taking his own unprecedented actions this month to better secure our states as well as our nation. maria: texas takes bold action to address the margaret crisis is a white house plan sue and title 42 in texas lt. governor patrick is here with the details and plus president biden is announcing another round of sanctions against russia is ukraine please for more weapons and the question whether the administration actually want ukraine to win this war and jim banks sounds off and breaking for inflation a new 40 year hide march to trump above 8 percent and for the first time since january 1982 and the impact to the economy buffers with take us back to some of the top newsmakers on mornings with maria with this addition watch. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ maria: what else can you astute. guest: yes is a returning and to make sure that it goes beyond what they were doing and i agree, that the administration to do that suited she has

your reaction. >> that's a exactly it, maria. thisnneapolis has been nailed by carjackings. it is such an epidemic. it goes back to this problem, if we are not prosecuting crimes, if we do not have cops on the street who feel like they're valued, they cannot fight this crime and as a result, people are terrified to go into the city, to do the kinds of things that they would normally do in a big city because you never know when you're going to get hit by these things, you add on top of that gun theft from cars, now you've got the potential for a very dangerous situation but this goes back to the fundamental issue of policing, are they valued, are they on the streets, can they do their jobs. if they cannot, this is what we're going to see. maria: what do you think, morgan? >> yeah, i think something that brian mentioned that's really important, sort of a psa to our viewers, is of the stolen guns and the research that you mentioned, maria, most of the guns were actually, many of the guns were stolen out of vehicles, had not secured them.

what i am doing is we are buying as much as we can to be prepared for this crisis. maria: that's what is going to say real quick before you go bob do you think this inflation numbers get worse later in the year? >> they are getting worse as we are speaking. and they will get worse. as the new crops come in we are planting less it could be devastating until we get back to producing our own fuel to stop this war on fossil fuels. we can't do it overnight. we have been as a country moving fossil fuels but you cannot go from one day to the next. we have people in government who do not know what dhec they are doing for. >> all right will leave it there. the unique comment we are hearing this from many, probably appreciate you joining us this weekend rate thanks very much we will see you soon, bob thank you. ceo of goya foods, covered cases meanwhile on the rise again in america. but our new mandates and philadelphian overreaction asking doctor marty makary become backward more economists warning of an impending warning of an impending recession as inflation surges. meet jessica

this is my son. well, never denied that you're not his son. he says mine means mine. but mariaat vyacheslav and her mother did was a fake blanke the incorrect surname and date of birth of artyom are indicated , the fact is that i am sure that this is the son of slavik polina - this is the point of alexei, will tatyana become a grandmother again, artyom or does alexei seem to be the boy’s father or maybe maria gave birth to his daughter, and who else will demand from a mother of many children? dna tests now we will find out if it happens that a dna test will confirm the relationship with your husband. ah, of course, we want to take the children to our family, because i don’t think that in that family they feel good, children always feel good with their mother in almost any family, if the guardianship authorities did not come, who take children from such families so that the children would not be brought up in an orphanage. we are ready to take our children to be brought up with their mother. maria led an immoral lifestyle, and at the moment we see each other, as it were , less,

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maria: this is extraordinary.aley tweeted out a graphic of the actual number of people coming across and it's exceeding major cities. some states in terms of the amount of people coming in illegally you have taken matters into your own hands, tell me how it's going and specifically what you're doing. here's a graphic i'm referring to in terms of the illegal migrants led and under biden it is exceeding the population of miami, atlanta, seattle, san francisco, austin, it's extraordinary. how are these bus trips going you dropping the migrants often washington and you're getting blowback, what are they doing when they're getting to washington? >> let me tell you why were doing this. i was visiting with local leaders along the border in towns like del rio and other communities were the biden administration were not dropping off migrants in these communities and there was no way for the small towns to be able to deal with it or handle the overload of it being dumped into the local communities they were asking for help

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this morning. "mornings with maria" is live right now. your morning mover this morning, hp, up better than 15% right now. warren buffet's berkshire hathaway reporting an 11 and-a-half percent stake in hp, worth about $4.2 billion. this is berkshire's third largest investment in over a month and it is ripping through the stock as you can see. warren buffet's stake sending hp shares up 15 and a third percent this morning. rest of the market fractionally higher, following yesterday's release of fed minutes and of course after a couple days of heavy selling, the dow industrials up 43, s&p up 13, nasdaq right now higher by 80. policy makers yesterday signaling one or more several 50 basis point hikes coming and 95 a billion dollars a month balance sheet runoff, that would be appropriate to fight record inflation a according to the minutes released yesterday. yields are around three year highs right now. the take a look at where they are, pulling back slightly this morning with the 30 year down 4 basis points, the two year and 10 year also pulli

maria: looks like investors agree with you this morning. thanks very much. . maria: thank you, sir. we'll be right back a. maria: welcome back. secretary of state anthony blink answered he defense secretary lloyd austin meeting with ukrainian president zelenskyy in kyiv with the u.s. delegation announcing new aid including an ammunition sale and foreign military financing. the delegation announcing the gradual return of u.s. i did city blowmattes to -- diplomatso ukraine. >> when it comes to russia, russia is failing, ukraine is succeeding. russias has sought as its principal aim to take away ukraine's sovereignty and independence. that has failed. maria: joining me right now is american foreign policy council divisioned fellow and former deputy national security advisor under president trump, vic the a kose. how would assess what's happening on the ground. i know we're amazed and impressed with ukrainian army and how tough and courageous they've been. can you say they're winning today? >> good morning, maria. great to be with you. i think we actually can. as

they would have known this was not russian disinformation when they signed their name, correct? >> and mariais is what it makes it so wrong it's a bad parade this no different than when adam schiff, three years ago said there's more than circumstantial evidence that president trump collated with russia right we did think that statement was accurate at theid time. but when the chairman of the intelligence committee goes on to be a makes that, he gets briefing the american people don't geton paid frankly he gets briefing that even i is a member of congress don't get. so when he says something like that there's weighted emphasis put on that. sameme with the former 51 intelligence officials like about the statement like this you're thinking while these are guys who are supposed to be in the no pride there in the know and there the government. and so there's added weight to that. when they miss it lead us it's all that more wrong. that is why we've got to get to the bottom of this ifth it is happened more than once now for it is not supposed to be that way and our great country. maria: satisfy th

this is a real nightmare for the chinese. mariaent who of doesn't ask the chinese how this started. it killed 992,000 americans and we still can't get a president to sort of say oh, xi jinping, how did this start. dagen: and then he turned around and lied that he did press xi on it and the press team had no knowledge of that. oh, we discussed that. no, you didn't. maria: right. and then when he said what did he say. he goes well, he's not going to be transparent. okay, thanks. okay. see you later, bye-bye. gordon, thank you. great commentary from you as always. quick break and then a fox business exclusive, bank of america ceo brian money hand is here. we talk about consumer spending, the impact of rising mortgage rates coming up. brian moynihan joining us next. ♪ this will be an everlasting love. ♪ this will be the one i've waited for. ♪ this will be the first time anyone has loved me. ♪ wealth is breaking ground on your biggest project yet. worth is giving the people who build it a solid foundation. wealth is shutting down the of

maria: good friday morning thanks very much for joining us this friday morning i am maria bartiromo, top stories 8:00 a.m. on the button on the east coast. new day, a new month a new quarter markets trading up this morning after closing out worst quarter he in two years with another major sell-off yesterday, the dow industrials right now, up 159, s&p higher by 20, nasdaq up 79, but a volatile one yesterday investors worried about 40-year high inflation the federal reserve string of rate hikes and slowing economy, today jobs friday we will get a look at those concerns whether they have affected jobs in the month of march, with unemployment report out, in 30 minutes time, expectations call for 490,000 nonfarm payrolls to be added to the economy in march, with unemployment rate ticking down to 3.7%. that would be down one-tenth -- from february don't miss our all-hands-on-deck special coverage beginning right now. this after stocks ended down yesterday, and we did see the markets finish up lows day of the at 4:00 on wall street dow industrials down one 1/2% lower nasdaq o down 221, s&p

if this goes through the average shareholder would gain. mariahe ceo of twitter made $30 million this year and twitter lost 221 million in 2021 and 1.1 billion in 2020. focusing on fundamentals here. dagen: i know it's early but the twitter management is doing a craptastic job of runing that company. they ought to be really careful about legally trying to prohibit elon musk from buying this company because somebody might come along that they don't get along with even more than elon musk. this company is now in play. maybe someone steps in or maybe elon musk said this is a best and final offer but the company will get sold. the question is athat price and i think that twitter management might be cleaned out if that happens. maria: yeah. and that's why i wanted to mention the $30 million that the ceo made while the company was losing $221 million in 2021. dagen and james, stay right there. the next hour of "mornings with maria" begins right now. ♪ maria: good friday morning, everyone. thanks very much for joining us this morning. i'm maria bartirom

this country. but right now, in the first term, maria, of biden, if this continues we will have about 30 million people come here illegally because we've apprehended about 200 million last year but if you get one out of three that is seven half a million. multiply that by four years is getting even larger numbers. that means in his first term more people will come here illegally then live in the state of texas. we have 29 million people. they are importing illegally more people than we have in the entire state of texas to take over this country. maria: that is just extraordinary, lieutenant. one of the issues here is not just the people but there are drugs coming in, illicit narcotics like fentanyl which is killing our people. there are people we do not know who they are, what their intentions are marsha blackburn from tennessee told me at least 34 people were encountered who were on the terrorist watch list. but then there's just the managing of all these people. given impact does it have on texas and the country given 30 million illegals? what do you think that means? give us a practical answer in te

maria: welcome back, good tuesday morning thanks very much for joining me this morning i am maria bartiromousk will serve on the company's board of directors, the company board a class of two director is jumping on the news, as a director can only own 14.9%. elon musk has already announced that he owns 9.2% of the stock and speculation on what his overall intentions are will he move to try to get more board seats change company acquire the company, playing out on wall street trading desks trader shares up almost 5% right now a level 25.32 market lower dow industrials down 62 points right now, the nasdaq, and s&p 500, also networks although well off of the lows given the twitter news. with twitter shares up 5%. technology stocks mixed social media getting a lift meanwhile, breaking news on border crisis fox news learned more buses arriving in brownsville, texas with mostly male single migrants started arriving in hundreds in january from brownsville, flown out to cities around the country at taxpayer expensed joining joining me froerment acting hds, chairman chad wolf what is your take with

this they knows joe biden. and he keeps doubling down. mariaall those agencies put in the climate agenda as the priority. this week the security exchange commission comes out with new rules for all publicly traded companies. basically saying all publicly traded companies have to have climate disclosures and those climate disclosures will come from the company, the suppliers, the affiliates even the customers have to disclose all of their omissions. i spoke with the former chairman of the security exchange commission, harvey pitt here is what he. >> for the scc to a require affirmative disclosures about carbon emissions and a ply a one-size-fits-all to all companies about that, i think is going to sorely test the ability of the sec to gain credibility for rules that are clearly and undoubtedly within its authority. maria: they're going to lose credibility if they keep pushing the private climate agenda, your thoughts? >> not only will they lose credibility, this is going to add billions of dollars of costs to families. does he not realize that i

this ties in the entire family. mariagate this. they are doing so now, just as ron johnson and chuck grassley have done in the senate. but should they take the majority in november, you'll see more of this as well. this is influence peddling on a grand scale and we are all feeling it now with these conflicts across the world, dagen. how do you. dagen: most importantly, watch the grand jury in delaware that's dealing with the investigation into hunter biden. miranda divine has a long column about this today but it's starting to emerge and this is not just the information that a was on hunter biden's abandoned laptop, it is also what the grand jury is curious about and she writes that at least one of the witnesses before the grand jury has been asked who is the big guy. the big guy is joe biden. as identified by tony bobulinski. tony bobulinski gave, what, eight hours of an interview to the fbi. excuse me, six hour interview, tony bobulinski, hunter biden's former partner but he has not yet appeared before this grand jury.

it's like you can't make this stuff up. maria: unbelievable. ram yesterday. give us your platform. how's the campaign going? >> campaign's going great. you know, i have experience in westchester as county executive, never raising taxes, in fact cutting them and a holding the line on the budget which is what we need to do. you know, so i have the experience in private sector and in public sector. and also i think in contrast to what lee did in albany in the state senate, voting for the cuomo budgets, you know, saying cuomo should be president of the united states one day. that stuff to me shows very big differences between us and i don't think you can send somebody who spent time in albany too albany to clean it up, who is part of the system. we really need somebody on the outside, fresh eyes, who is just going to go in there and change things the way they really need to be changed like i did in westchester. maria: rob, we're going to be watching and thank you for bringing a light to this secret flight situation. it's absolutely outrageous. rob a

it's happened across montana and this is a national crisis. mariaat we get -- the republicans get the majority back and the republicans how to learn how to lead and push these issues. i think the american public is with us. any nation has to have a border. you can't have a nation without a border and this is one crisis that we can solve but i don't think the biden administration, again, they only look to two optics, globalism and global warming and fit doesn't fit in that box, they are not interested. maria: wow, globalism and global warming. ryan, good to see you. >> always a pleasure. maria: okay, ryan, we will see you soon sir. we will be right back. stay with us. ♪ ♪te ♪ maria: welcome back, police in san jose, california on the lookout for a man they say kidnapped a baby boy. cheryl casone with the details there right now, cheryl. cheryl: maria, authorities releasing the surveillance footage of the abduction. you can see the suspect walking away with 3-month-old brandon in car seat, taken inside apartment as grandmother was unloading groceries.

this seems to be a great deal more serious. mariasess. now it is up to the board. we are watching this story. it is developing. stay with us on this. elon musk wants to take twitter private, acquire 100% of the stock at 54, 20, the stock is up 12%. stay with us. we'll be risk bag with more on elon musk bashar al-assad right back with more on elon musk, twitter and the bank earnings coming out. ty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need, and we gotta do it fast. [limu emu squawks] woo! new personal record, limu! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. ♪ you can't buy love. happiness. or confidence. but you can invest in them. at t. rowe price our strategic investing approach can help you build the future you imagine. ♪ ♪ at xfinity, we live and work in the same neighborhood as you. the future you imagine. we're always working to keep you connected to what you love. and now, we're working to bring you the next generation of wifi. it's ultra-fast. faster than a gig. supersonic wifi. on

this. for equities and fixed income it's going to be challenging as far as i can see. marial or are you short this market? >> no, we're not short. we're trying to focus on exposures that benefit from the fed rate hikes, primarily floating rate exposures where your income stream can go up as the fed hikes because the loans or securities themselves are floating rate. we don't expect a disastrous bear market. we expect more like 2 to 3 and maybe 4 turns of multiple compression but given that we think economic or recession risk is still relatively low, we don't see earnings rolling over and going negative. we still see positive earnings. so the best framework for this year is really 2018 where you have a slop hey, choppy mess, not a disaster like 2002, just a challenging environment for vanilla assets where you need to embrace alternatives to hit return goals. one thing we say, it was interesting, is that there's a constant he refrain now that everything's priced in the markets, it's priced in, it's priced be in. p i don't know how you can see definitively that this pace of aggr

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maria: good tuesday morning thanks very much for joining us this morning, i am maria bartiromo. esterday, stocks are flat this morning after big losses yesterday, cautious trading ahead of consumer price index out 30 minutes' time 8:30 a.m. eastern it is expected, to show a gain of 8.4% year-over-year. more than 1% month-over-month white house press secretary jen psaki tried to get ahead of it yesterday, watch. >> because of the actions taken to address the putin, we are in better place than we were last month. but we expect march cpi headline inflation to be extraordinarily elevates due to putin's price hikes. maria: ing expectations multi-year highs from eggs, multiple cheese sending interest rates to highs stocks swooning yesterday as you can see, expectations called for gain 8.4% year offer year, stocks this morning, trading hi, going into the report, take a look at where we stand dow industrials expected to be up at opening of trading tune 25 points s&p 500 up 5 3/4 nasdaq a up 30 points, this after a big sell-off yesterday, on worries about 234r5iks, and higher interest rat

is it different this time? maria: it depends on who you ask. you have to factor in that this is a coalition and you see that they aren't in tune. the most hawkish on russia said by the end of the year, we are going to pull out of russian oil. at that point, we want to have a debate on what we do with gas. christian was more muted in that reaction. a lot of this has to do with the german greens trying to push the entire coalition to take a tougher stance. at this point, we don't get the impression that germany is willing to do this overnight but the country is coming under huge pressure to tape -- takes a measure. this is an internal discussion now in the hearts of the german government where you see huge tensions flaring up between the three sides of this coalition. the criticism that germany continues to fund this work. manus: thank you very much. the potential shifts in the landscape on russian energy. tech stocks in china falling for a third day. covid lockdowns on the mainland adding to the supply disruptions. we know that. what are the deta

this was the last straw for more than two years, tatyana did not communicate with maria and that's iter that her failed daughter-in-law cheated on vyacheslav and worked up her son, she didn’t even cheat on the fate of a man and there are witnesses. that is, no matter how i lie, tatyana's son married another girl, and then demanded a dna test from maria and he confirmed vyacheslav is not a father. artem has arrived. he just ran to me with tears. he says, i 'm very glad that all this was resolved. now he speaks. i am sure that artyom is a slave, and i calmed down. but maria claims the result is fake in the form incorrectly, the names and date of birth of artyom are indicated. vyacheslav mocked her, the woman complains that she regularly beat her and her own mother, who now defends him so vehemently. she is in the kitchen. they hid here. we didn't know what to do with it. we even called the police because, well, that's it, his roof was gone maria if you really voluntarily decided to bring dna with your artyom so it turns out that you were sure of the result. i was sure of the result. i a

maria: this is very troubling.king about the highest inflation in more than 40 years, and the things that are rising in prices are the things that we need the most; food, energy, shelter. the economy is slowing down as a result of inflation. people are deciding they have to make decisions on what to spend their money on because everything is so expensive. so you're going to see this inflation zap disposable income, and people will have to prioritize things like food and energy. jason: but president biden is deflecting any responsibility for the spike in inflation, instead blaming vladimir putin's brutal invasion of ukraine. this despite prices rising well before this. democratic senator joe manchin saying, quote: when will this end? it is a disservice to the american people to act as if inflation is a few new mexico -- phenomenon. instead of acting boldly, our leaders and the federal reserve continue to respond with half measures and rhetorical failures, searching for where to lay the blame. let's bring in virginia

this is a war that has graded a lot of friction in eastern europe. jonathan: mariaadeo alongside emily wilkins in d.c.. tom keene, have you been able to follow this fat over how a paper route -- this spat over how to pay for russian gas? tom: buried in the depths is a look dark chapter when your eyes glaze over. you have to have a beverage in your hand stop the answer is i was listening to this, it comes down to a foreign-exchange swap which is very complex it is the time and the key thing, is the ruble truly priced at 82? to me that is the singular traumatic question. jonathan: futures up .5%. it is payrolls friday. your estimate is 490,000. two hours away. this is bloomberg. ♪ if you're a small business, there are lots of choices when it comes to your internet and technology needs. but when you choose comcast business internet, you choose the largest, fastest reliable network. you choose advanced security for total peace of mind. and you choose fiber solutions with speeds up to 10 gigs to the most small businesses. that's virtually everywhere we serve. the choice

this is maria, this is my mother in law. how to still wears traditional costumes every day. it's not practical to wear this kind of costume in our daily life. it's very, very elaborate and cumbersome to wear. and you can't just buy it in the store either. it's made by seamstresses hunting by tailors, and how often he looked when nailing punch. neither of them anger, se, it is very important to petto prison, to pass on. so been traditions to his 4 children. ah, yes, it is coming back with her on the analysis. i can still remember very well. oh, as a child, i always liked to sit on the saddle limburger take my father's top hazel and sing, sor been songs, the easter songs, the men, my oldest son is 8 years old and 6, that means and 6 years, he will also be able to ride the lead up that i hope that will be able to share this customer together all healthy and over until then, that hope listen will ride along with his brother yoseph and sing east the songs as they have almost every year for the last 21 years. they want to send a clear message. sylvan culture is alive and well. oh.

and that's all i have. and now the word of olga ushakov thank you maria, this is again good morning.gain timur solovyov olga ushakova on the calendar, friday april 8 ahead of the weekend cheers hooray well, of course, in many regions, gardeners and gardeners are already hard at work on their personal plots, vegetables, greens, flowers. they 'll be blooming soon. and we are residents of the megapolis in our stone jungle, we will look with envy at all this, because we do not have such a site, but there is a craving for beauty . and here's the question. is it possible for a city dweller to arrange? garden garden, right at her own kind karina makaryan found out everything and now she will tell us. when we plant, we pull out, these are the stones residents of a multi-storey building in sevastopol opened season vegetable garden front garden plot is owned by tenants 13 years ago organized the general assembly of the majority. decided to be here garden. we discuss that we will plant someone brings their plants. we look, respectively, the master plan of our local area, where the communication