maria? yes. can i third time lucky. maria? yes. can i tell— third time lucky. maria? yes.n i tell you something? earlier today i got a phone call. they found the match for us. so we are paired up! do you wanta hug? us. so we are paired up! do you want a hug?— want a hug? medical teams will now start planning _ want a hug? medical teams will now start planning the - now start planning the operations. michelle roberts, bbc news. amazing, isn't it? let's continue with this kind of news. a student who has cerebral palsy and relies on a communication device to speak has found a new voice after a two—year search. daniel challis was fed up with sounding like a robot and decided to search for someone from his local area, walsall, to record a spoken vocabulary for him. he's been talking with our midlands correspondent, navtej johal. when i chose my voice, i knew what voice i liked. dan will happily admit that he loves the sound of his own voice. but you can't blame him, especially as it's not technically his own voice. dan was diagnosed with cerebral palsy when he was a toddler and

you and maria yes, she asked me to give you the notebook, me? thank you, where is she?y birthday, girls, let's sing to the beard, across the wild steppes of transbaikalia, where they dig for gold in the mountains, and what kind of poetry? those same ones, tonina, you won’t read them, muse, really, this is suicide, but what does that mean, she wrote them in vain? girls, don’t you understand that this is the only thing left of her, you fool, not only you will be punished, everyone will be punished, okay, if you are afraid, i won’t read. you know, my father said, i live like this i think, if i think this way and act differently, it means i don’t exist, i don’t exist, and that means we all don’t exist here, and what it turns out is that they are right, are we nobody? girls, let him read, let him do what he wants, in the wild steppes of transbaikalia, where they dig for gold in the mountains, stretching out fate, cursing. you are russian labor, your element, you are no stranger to working and enduring, you are patient like russia itself, your war-weary mother, like a swallow

maria, yes, maria, hello, the united states has extended the license for russian banks to carry out transactionsns, who is on the list of so- called permitted ones? georgy is the largest russian financial organizations and even the central bank. sanctions with sanctions, and the us treasury extended the oil and gas schedule resolution of energy-related transactions with russian banks. the license was supposed to expire on may 1, the new date is november 1. this year, the permitting list still includes all the largest structures, including sberbank, vtb, web and even the russian central bank. by the way, in this case the term energy includes the production, transportation, liquefaction of oil and gas, as well as the production of other energy sources, including coal, uranium, and renewable sources. the net profit of the british bank hsbc decreased by almost 1.5%, deciding stop doing business in our country. the data is presented in the company’s reporting, which also states that the deal for the sale of the russian subsidiary to expo-bank is planned to be closed this quarter. let me remind you th

you and maria yes, she asked me to tell you, here is the notebook, me, thank you, but where is it? to the breed, across the wild steppes of transbaikalia, where the gold is. she said that i would read poetry. and what kind of poems? the same ones, tonina. you won't read them. musk, really, this is suicide. what does it mean that she wrote them in vain? girls, don’t you understand that this is the only thing left of her. stupid, no only you will be punished, everyone will be punished. okay, if you're afraid, i won't read it. you know, my father said, i live the way i think. if i think this way and act differently, then i don’t exist. i am not exist. and that means we all don’t exist here. and what is it? it turns out that they are right? what are we, nobody? girls, let him read, let him do what he wants, in the wild steppes of transbaikalia, where they dig for gold in the mountains, bro. you are russian labor, your element, you are no stranger to working and enduring, you are patient like russia itself, your war-weary mother, like swallow among the rain and storm. do you suffer when

maria? yes? can i tell you something? tell me. earlier today, i got a phone call.u want a hug? medical teams will now start planning the operations. we've done it. michelle roberts, bbc news. a student who has cerebral palsy and relies on a communication device to speak has found a new voice after a two—year search. daniel challis was fed up with sounding like a robot and decided to search for someone from his local area — walsall — to record a spoken vocabulary for him. he's been talking with our midlands correspondent navtej johal. midlands accent: when i chose my i voice, i knew what voice i liked. i dan will happily admit that he loves the sound of his own voice. but you can't blame him, especially as it's not technically his own voice. dan was diagnosed with cerebral palsy when he was a toddler, and has never been able to speak in his own voice. since he was nine years old, he's used a tablet—like device to communicate, which he controls with his eyes, and sounds like this. generic robotic voice: this is my old voice. it's a robot voice. but two years ago, he

congratulations, maria, yes, earlier the united states provided assistance to ukraine in the form of free grants, unlike europe, which provides soft credit, but even in the form of loans. this money from the united states is extremely important to maintain stability during wartime, stability of the exchange rate, stability of prices, so that the government can continue to perform its basic functions. however, it is worth noting that debt sustainability is a condition of the imf program. ukraine wants to receive the next tranches from the imf, and what is the mission of the fund will start work already at the end of may, will study whether it is growing too fast. the debt that ukraine takes on, whether this debt is sustainable, that is, whether it can, or whether this debt burden is too large for ukraine. if the debt sustainability conditions are not met, the fund will not be able to provide financing to ukraine. alfred kemer, director of the european department of the international monetary fund, told me about this. it is important that the us gave money earlier in the form of grants

maria, yes, katya, tell me, please, are there any changes in the content of the document, or can certainndments somehow affect the very essence of the proposed project? in fact, the very important point is that chuck schumer made a point of order, a point of order to block. making any amendments, blocked the consideration of any applications, and what they want to do now in the senate is to vote this bill in its pure form, exactly the same as. he was voted in the house of representatives, why? because if any amendments are made to the bill today, it will mean that the bill will go back to the house of representatives, which will once again delay aid to ukraine, which has already been stuck for six months, like, six months, if not can pass a vote, and so the senate is trying to pass a vote without any amendments, and in particular, chuck schumer, the leader democrats, applied the corresponding clause, respectively, a procedural moment to block the introduction of any amendments, therefore, only the debate and only this moment can delay the consideration of aid to ukraine, the only questio

maria zakharova. sasha, give me the floor, yes, thank you, maria vladimirovna, hello, how can you hear us, okay? fternoon, yes, hello, well, the first question - this, of course, concerns the notes. which russia conveyed to kiev regarding this country’s support for terrorism, the government of this country, and as i understand it, there is no answer yet, no, it seems to me that you don’t even follow the news agenda, unfortunately, this answer was in some way wild, well, like that, i would say, i don’t even want to offend the barbarians with a comparison with the kiev regime, but on the other hand, their essence is extremist, in this manner, something on the public plane and it was barked, well, firstly, secondly, i would like to draw your attention to the fact that now, in addition to the diplomatic note that you are talking about, and it is part of the routine work on presenting materials from the russian side for submission to international legal courts. this is not just a diplomatic note, as part of the routine work of the foreign policy department, far from it, this is precisely part of the p

listen, try to figure it out, it’s easy, it’s not a tricky thing, let’s call, i’ll give it, yes, listen, mariaaling with yesterday’s explosion, did i come here a man to say that he has information, give it to me, okay, yes, it’s me, well, don’t worry, as i said, the filling is in place, well, no, as i said, there’s a one in a million chance, it worked, well, that’s it not mitrofanov, what are you talking about? hello, come in, the deceased has crowns on these teeth instead of fillings, and, apparently , recent ones, well, i had to be so stubborn that i have to say, aunt, bye, bye, hello, hello, me, now excuse me, please, yes, did you find liskov? no, he’s not at work, he didn’t spend the night at home. find his teeth, be sure, perhaps he recently had crowns placed, he should have a detailed dental chart. so, the corpse is not mitrofanov? no, he’s a mechanic, with all that it entails. hmm, an ambush at the apartment, transcribing calls, not ambush, not ambush, spying on his girlfriend. what is her name? lena. okay, make uncle fedya happy, make uncle fedya happy , say hello from me, bye bye, sor

madison. >> good morning, maria. yes-new all-time high, but it's not a record to celebrate. vehicle thefts in the u.s. hit a record high in 2023 with more than 1 million vehicles stolen last year. now, according to a new report released exclusively to fox business by the national insurance crime bureau, washington, d.c. and maryland saw the highest percentage increase in vehicle thefts. over 60% increase in one year for those two areas. the nation's capital seeing 1,149 thefts per 100k people. that's more than three times the national average. the national insurance crime bureau saying a big part of that problem, lack ofe enforcement. take a look across the dmv, since the pandemic d.c. has seen 170% increase in car thefts, maryland, 108, virginia, a fraction, an increase of 32%. the first two have loosened bail laws and they say the changes are seen in the numbers. >> there's a disparity between the enforcement, the prosecutions and the deterrent effect. you can see some differences depend being on where an individual is

recognize her middle name, alla is not at home, and you, you are at the dumpling competition, maria and maria, yes’t hurt anymore, but it hurt, it’s just you can’t walk yet, why does your leg hurt, and i had an accident, what a horror you are, well, what a horror, the main thing is that i’m alive, but they fixed me, now they’re fixing the car, it’s been badly damaged, and i’ll show you, like this , and i ’ll show you, yes i... wait, but i didn’t even see how my car was being repaired, but i saw, mash, yes, when you could see it, you’re my miracle in feathers, when aunt nastya took me to the toilet , but you couldn’t, because you were making dumplings, wait, wait, that is, you saw how someone was fixing my car when my mother was at... a competition, yes, how he was fixing it, like that thing where he turned the wheel, just like this car, just like this one, you have such a funny little thing hanging under the glass, i remember it when aunt alla was driving it with my mother, but tell me, bunny, this uncle was fixing it, no, not him, i'm not a bunny, i'm a squirrel, okay, squirrel, look, please, wel

maria? yes? can i tell you something? earlier today, i got a phone call.dical teams will now start planning the operations. we've done it. michelle roberts, bbc news. just before we leave you, an update on our top story, after the uk government's rwanda bill was passed late last night, the plan is designed to deter migrants from crossing the channel in small boats. it was announced in 2022, but no flights are set off yet. the government hopes they will set off in the next ten to 12 weeks. in the past few hours, the french coastguard have now confirmed that five people have died attempting to cross the channel. these pictures were filmed by our team in calais, watching people try to leave the french coastline, heading to the uk. that is separate to the incident in which five people have died. those five include three men, women and a child, iconic french police. they say that a vessel set off around five o'clock this morning, a small boat after an initials stranding on a sand bank, set to see again. to stay with us for more on that and the other top stories

maria: 3% inflation. >> yes. the concern over inflation. as they would define it. but however, i think there's also a chance this year that the fed raises, if they are confronted with an accelerating rate of inflation. they feel they have no choice. and who is to say that 3.2% thing couldn't go up. we have an $80 oil price, no longer 70. maria: i think that was stunning when he said that in march. your new piece this morning in the journal is titled the fed to signal it has the stomach to keep rates high for longer, saying that firmer price pressures could leave longer term rates to rice. tell us about that. giving us your reaction to jim grant. >> well, yeah, i mean what jimd in march sounds a lot more plausible after the march inflation numbers came out. and so the buzz word that you hear from these fed officials when they talk, sometimes they will say that they think policy is in a good place or that it's well positioned and what they mean when they say that isn't so much that everything's going to work out perfectly. it means that if th

maria: yes, jason from cabinet member could not answer senator mike lee's very easy question the other day what in fact is the goal in terms of temperature she had no idea, your reaction. >> they don't, they have not justified this i think the -- answer for the country, is all of the above energy i happen to own a ford i1250 consume a lot of gain i have a tesla i like it a great car, does an amazing job, but you don't have the capacity to charge it, in big cities, and certainly on the long hauls you see out, particularly in the west you just do not have the capacity and the transmission silence to supply enough electricity most people don't realize where electricity comes from so much of it comes are from coal. maria: that is right kaylee look, you know, i mean jason is fortunate to have two cars a lot of people are not they are promised what? credits to buy this electric vehicle like you harder from jennifer granholm federal government trying to create demand where none we have examples how poorly this works in real world. >> student loan issue higher education facing subsidies for ot

maria: yes. mike johnson yesterday told me in that exclusive that he is in fact considering that loan semantics he a page from trump playbook see if that comes to fruition, this week hillary thank you, hillary vaughn on capitol hill, there is also the potential for seizing sovereign russian assets to raise money or lifting administration moratorium on new lng export projects could lose votes on the democrat side joining me former cia station chief, fox news contributor daniel hoffman joining me for power hour former state department spokesperson polaris national founder, morgan ortagus, fox news contributor author of the march to majority newt gingrich back with us great to see everybody. thank you so much for being here let me kick it off with you reaction to hillary's report how this plays out. >> well, i think look. we are still on edge right now in me iran launched most significant trick in the history of the middle east over 300 cruise missiles, being, risk tolerance based on the fact united

hey, maria. yes?ip lost steering ability near the verrazano-narrows bridge, which is right behind me, but luckily tugboats were able to pull the boat to a stop, avoiding disaster. all of this happening less than two weeks after a cargo ship slammed tragically into the into the baltimore francis scott key bridge. now, friday night's incident involved an 89,000 ton vessel, that being the apl quingdao. it had a loss of propulsion, impacting its ability to steer and move. naval experts say that a loss of propulsion or power that happens, but usually not so close to busy bridges. i would not say normal, but it's not infrequent that ships lose power. most commonly it happens. you know, in the in the large oceans or in seas where there's not a whole lot of other traffic that's at risk, or land that can be damaged if the ship runs aground. now, a major difference between baltimore and new york is that the u.s. coast guard operates vessel traffic service vessels. think of it like air traffic control, but for b

maria: yes, trump is ready.ndidate robert f kennedy junior is challenging trump to a he debate after a his allegations that he's a quote, democrat plant and would be a wasted protest vote. watch this. >> there's so many americans are voting out of fear. my the only strategy is to try o keep me off the ballot and make everybody terrified of donald trump and on the other side they do the same thing. when somebody is telling you vote out of fear, they are trying to manipulate you and to abandoning your values. maria: chris mcmann, your reaction. >> maria, they're making donald trump seem sympathetic and excitable. it's unbelievable. he goes to construction workers, they're screaming uh usa. biden visited a sheetz outside of pittsburgh, no excitement. the eoc sued sheetz saying they're not hiring enough people that are failing drug tests. trump has more excitement. it's amazing. maria: it's incredible what they're doing to donald trump. everybody is recognizing this, the two systems of justice. we're just getting st

maria. what can you say, in life it is the same as online. yes, the same. remember. introduced himself to the machines as a husband and said, in general, asked, are you yuli grivennikova, i say, yes, he says, your sister is looking for you, i i didn’t believe it, i thought, well , some kind of scammers, but vladimir insisted, he still called and convinced me, well, in general, you knew that you had a younger sister, you knew, well, it’s like she’s in america and she lives there. or go for a walk, how did you break up? in general, i turned 7 years old, and they told me that i had to leave, to school, well, to a boarding school, to go to first grade to study, i wanted maria to go with me, but they told me that maria was 6 years old , she can’t go with you, she’ll come next year, a year has passed, and she’s also arrived bus, they also brought the children from... i looked for maria among these children, but i didn’t find her, in general, i burst into tears and ran away, i didn’t see my sister again, then it turned out that in the eighth grade the teacher who w

yes, here i am, salute, maria, hello, vasil! how are we living? ’m the head of the library, i’m the head of the library, how people grow, and so young, already the head, you want to enroll in library, yes, why not, i want to improve my ideological and cultural level. will you help me? i'll help. thank you. surname. labanov. middle name. vasily fetrovich. age 25 years. he was not put on trial or investigated. morally stable. so that someone can give you the address of the krasnozavodsk branch, by the way, it’s 5 km from you, but what’s your name, atka, atka, is that katka or what? katka, ah, now it’s clear, oh you, oh you, where’s the pitching, here it is, where’s the folder? kate? well, it’s easier to come to an agreement with you than with your mom. everyone takes books from you, and i brought them to you, that’s how much, an invoice, well, character, but instead of gratitude, an insult of mistrust, that’s why your husband ran away from you, katya, don’t fall, len ivanovna, goodbye! goodbye! fireworks, hello, forward, forward, what are you, and we

maria: yes.ems that it's going to to be attached to money for ukraine and taiwan, but we'll be watching your work this week. congressman, thank you very much for being here. >> thank you, maria. maria: all right. congressman jason smith, chairman of house ways and means. >>> quick break, and then the terrorist threat to america following iran's attack on israel. fbi director wray once again sounding the alarm as millions of so-called gotaways have entered america on joe biden's watch. but are the 10 million illegals here under the biden administration's open border. former director of national intelligence, john ratcliffe, on his conversations with his counterparts in israel overnight. stay with us. ♪ ♪ we got the house! you did! pods handles the driving. pack at your pace. store your things until you're ready. then we deliver to your new home - across town or across the country. pods, your personal moving and storage team. summer is not just a season, it's an adventure. experience the thrill of

maria: that's right. >> we have a legal immigration system. does it need some work? yese don't have a massive problem, and the legislation was going to let 1.8 million people still in the country at 5,000 a day. maria: yeah. >> congress is doing nothing. maria: it's not congress' fault. look, david, the president walked into the oval office and overturned all trump's security at the border. that's not congress' fault, that's joe biden -- >> no, he was required to. maria: we we know that. the show has been to the border live, with we've seen it all. look, david, thank you so much for joining us -- >> this is not -- [inaudible] executive order. it has to be fixed through legislation. maria: that's not true. it was broken by executive order, and it can be fixed by executive order. david carlucci and kate monroe, thank you. we'll be right back. ♪ her uncle's unhappy. i'm sensing an underlying issue. it's t-mobile. it started when we tried to get him under a new plan. but they they unexpectedly unraveled their “price lock” guarantee. which has made him, a bit... unruly. you c

maria, hello. your foster mother kicked you out of the house. yestold me, she blamed me for all the troubles, well, whatever happened, it was my fault. we always had quarrels, over all sorts of little things, that is, for no reason. did she offend you? yes, i regularly stood in the corner with a hose and a wire, in general, she always said, i would like you to be like me, but you, that is, did not match her ideals, yes, i did not correspond to her ideals, she treated you like that from the very beginning, no, when we lived in leningrad, then it was leningrad, everything was very good, we had a two-room apartment, i had a separate room. we lived there, well, quite happily, so to speak, everything was very good, i finished first grade, and we moved to volgodonsk, when we moved to volgodonsk, she was not given an apartment, and we wandered from one hostel to another, in in general, they moved there, then to one, then to another, then to a third, then to they didn’t give me a communal apartment, they didn’t give me an apartment, that is, it’s been... we

maria, greetings, what is the situation in ursk at this moment? yesve managed to get close to the dam, this is a structure, an embankment several kilometers long, and as was reported today during briefing at the city administration, this... the dam is designed for a level of the urals of 5.5 m, now the level is 9.6 m, as we see, water continues to remain here, and as experts have now told us, there is a risk that there may be a third a breakthrough, it is already clear that there are seven washouts, we will definitely try to get close to that place, we will definitely show you all this, now the residents of another microdistrict urgently evacuate, take the necessary things, documents to leave either to their relatives, to friends, or to points temporary accommodation, even. text messages are coming, so are we, our film crew too, and we received an es notification, now i’ll read it out, residents of the city of orsk, living in the villages of lesotorgovy, nikel, construction workers on boris glebsky street, urgently need to evacuate to temporary accomm

maria: we've seen lots of coverups, right? >> yes. maria: the fbi, cia a, everyone was in on it, whether the russia collusion lie made up by hillary clinton and her aides, whether hunter biden and his lap ptop, made up that it wasn't true and all the 50 intelligence officials who signed their name to a letter right before the election. they fooled us so many times or tried to. >> yeah. and they continue to. they continue to want to pretend that joe biden is a decent, honest man and that he's running against a crook. honestly, switch the tables. i think you have a much better case that he is the dishonest person who has lied constantly lied but lied about his son being -- getting money out china, lead about being involved with his son's business dealings, et cetera i think people are onto it. i don't think he can pull that anymore. maria: but again, the national security threat here must be stated because all of those years when the democrats led by adam schiff and others who were saying russia, russia, russia, trump colluded with russi

created an investigative group, okay, i understand, nikolai petrovich, well, okay, that’s it, yes, and maria from you. zoya, the boss is at home, and for me he’s the boss, yes, i’ll come in, dima, yes, i promised you something, i remember, but you just understand that such circumstances, maybe i won’t quit right now, but a little... a little later, okay. “thank you, uh-huh, and i, ivan ivanovich, yes, well, you ’ve already heard, they put on vinokurovo, that’s it, well, i heard, nothing good, uh-huh, well, let’s hope that the investigation will sort everything out, it’s up to marya sergeevna , so what is the consequence, she took away all my complaints regarding police supervision, and even ordered, for me to ask. investigators, on what kind of murders vinokurov was working while she was on vacation, this is a smart move, what if someone else says that vinokurov used illegal methods, and so, and if he says, and if someone says, then it’s already system, and he will be indirectly to blame in the latter case, who knows what ’s going on with her, well, we had a fight, well, who doesn’t, but in

maria, greetings, what is the situation at this moment? yes, dmitry, hello, we are located on the very dam that separates the city from the ural river. look, there are practically no boundaries visible here, here is the ural river, it smoothly flows here and the water goes down, now i will show you that there are several problem areas here, look how the water erodes the soil, the current is very strong and indeed, and down there there is a microdistrict of the city of orsk, whose residents are asked...to evacuate today, they even receive sms messages, here are sms messages to our film crew, i will now read them live, residents of the city of orsk living in the timber trade village of nikel, construction workers on boris glebsky street urgently need to evacuate, well, as a rule, people go either to their relatives or to temporary accommodation centers, where everything is ready for their reception, everything is prepared. there are all the necessary things, bed linen, food, drinking water are prepared, but also now we talked with local resident

maria: they try to use the word to use it as a sledgehammer against trump. >> yes. se he first used it referring to the ev vehicle situation. more of the same word games but not getting to the actual issues that are affecting the american people. >> yes. and donald trump again is correct in hammering this point home because his terminology is right. and he's focusing on the policies and this is exactly what the democrats are not doing. they refuse to acknowledge what is occurring at the border and the policies because they basically have no record to run on. donald trump has a proven record. he will affect border change day one which joe biden totally undid with his executive orders, 94 in 100 days, he undid trump's policies and we're completely unsafe as a result, at the hands of the democrats we're facing this blood bath had. maria: i think it was more than 90 executive orders, 91 executive orders or 94 that joe biden came into the oval office, put in place to overturn trump's security at the border. >> he says he needs congress to fix the border, right? isn't that

yes, i'm talking my book. but it's good for them. mariayour thoughts on whether or not we're actually going to see the strength continue throughout the year because there's still the debate about the macro story. hadthere was last year as well. >> i don't think the economy's slowing down. we're talking about soft landing, slow landing. there's no landing. this thing is high flying right now and if you look at it, we had 2% economic growth the last decade. we're clocking at 2.8% this first quarter and i also argue rates -- it used to be about 4, 5%, that was normal rates. we're getting back to normalization in the rate market and inflation and i think bottom line is economic growth is back to what it used to be since world war ii. maria: let me get your a take on boeing. a whistleblower and panel of experts will testify before the senate today as the whistleblower says the company's 787 jets should be grounded to allow proper safety checks. boeing's ceo declined an invitation to face lawmaker questions. united airlines reported a loss for f

girls all want to act in films, well, not everyone can, yes, maria, move away, you know the poet muyakovskyow there’s some advice, sign her up. home address, make photo tests, by the way, she ’s also a very colorful woman, you ’re starring with us, yes, i am, and who can i play, well , we’ll decide, gremer, i’m not young, it’s okay, we’ll decide, we’ll decide, get on with it, where were you earlier. oh, my heart feels, my heart feels, musya, musya, musya, you are a cinematographer, you know, when i was 12 years old, ivan mazhukhin passed through me, i thought, this is a sign, i will become film actresses, i will not get married, i will devote my life to cinema, on the slope of the vedas they noticed me, ice cream, i haven’t eaten for so many years, girl, you don’t look like that, just for now... i, what are you doing, baby, you have this life begins the way the bartender looked at you, and the way he looked at you, oh, i know, that director’s look, my girl, men, that they come and go, art, art is always with you. you can accomplish a lot in 24 hours, and even more in 7 days. in our project

those closest to him, but next to his peruvian family we see some blonde, is it really maria vasenkova, maybe hello, yesfrom her first marriage, back in the ussr , i rarely saw my father, but i knew what he was doing. i was called for an interview at one time, yes, and they told me how to behave as a teenager, she was just active, athletic, but what should they say about her father, for example? classmate, where is father? well, i don’t even remember, listen, i need to remember, probably, that either he died, or something, somewhere they were divorced, in general, i don’t know who he is, something like that, yes, something like that, that first marriage really broke up, and his the first trip abroad known to us, our today's documentary film is being released in the year of the fortieth anniversary, an example of one of the most famous fiction and serious films about the kgb. according to the script, the film takes place somewhere in africa. well, i’ll take a walk, i’ll walk along these streets, i’ll take a look at the place, what and how. maybe you need help? no, no, thanks. the same door the same lante

maria, hello, tell me, what statements have already been made? yesplenary session, at which representatives of the federal and executive authorities spoke, including a discussion with business. last year confirmed that the business has a margin of safety, of course, the conditions for its work were not easy, the high key rate also played a role here, in connection with this, credit conditions caused spot changes in the fiscal burden, and nevertheless, as the vice-president noted at the plenary session -prime minister of industry and trade denis mattov, in most sectors we are showing an increase in production. we have seen an increase in production in almost all industries. what is important is a powerful budgetary impulse combined with corporate programs, provided record volumes of investment in fixed capital; at the end of the twenty-third year, their growth in processing exceeded 19%. well, for example, according to my feelings, the most common word that was heard at today’s plenary session was personnel, that the need for personnel is now very acu

maria, hello, are you able to get the situation under control? yes, dima, greetings, we are currently working in the old city, i would like to note that there are traffic police posts here, no one is allowed close to those streets where the water has already spilled, now there is an emergency, now they are quickly evacuating. all residents are walked along the streets of the old city by police officers and employees of the ministry of emergency situations, warning them that they urgently need to evacuate, there are a lot of volunteers here, those people who are ready to transport everyone for free, hello, please tell me how long ago you arrived here, i’ve been here for about half an hour already i'm here, i've already prepared for myself, i myself am a hunter, a fisherman, i have with me, as it were, a boat, and an elka with me, this turns out to be such big boots, as if i am ready to help those who are here and who generally need help, i myself i live in the old city on seventh street, as if it were not indifferent to me, as if i was ready to help a

maria: and minnesota? is that what this is about. >> yes.t we're seeing on college campus is young people's ignorance about what is the case in israel. when you're siding with hamas, it's hard for me to get my head around that. it is ignorance. the universities are complicit in not educating these kids about the reality of the middle east. maria: also, the sanctions on idf in the my i middle of thiss they are literally facing their sur survival is just outrageouss well, it's sending a message to all involved. when we come back we're going to new york, opening statements in president trump's unprecedented criminal so-called hush money trial expected today as he awaits a supreme court ruling on presidential immunity this week. judicial watch president tom fiten is here with his expectations. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. stay with us. ♪ ♪(voya)♪ there are some things that work better together. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. voya provides tools that help you make the right investment and benef

maria: airbus. >> yes. but it's a duopoly. there's only two of them out there. wing boeing and i've taken heat for it. maria: former president trump awaits a ruling on whether he violated the court's gag order in manhattan in the criminal trial. here's trump speaking outside the courtroom yesterday. watch. >> the case is a sham. i have a gag order which is totally unconstitutional. i'm not allowed to talk. people can talk about me. they can say whatever they want, they can lie. i'm not allowed to say anything. i'm locked up in a courtroom and this guy is out there campaigning. every time he opens his mouth gets himself into trouble. maria: joining me is the washington examiner's chief political correspondent, fox news contributor, byron york. it's great to see you this morning. thanks so much for being here. >> good morning, maria. maria: isn't it true, you've got joe biden going to all the swing states, attacking trump, attacking maga republicans, talking about abortion, doing whatever he wants to do during an election year and you've got donald trump in a court

yes maria, thank you. the spanish prime minister refused to resign.andal involving his wife, for 5 days pedro sanchez was in thought about his future political career. let me remind you that last week a court in madrid began an investigation against the wife of pedra sanchez after receiving a complaint from the union. she is suspected of using her provisions for lobbying private interests. but in the uk, political changes could not be avoided; the first minister of scotland, hamza yusov, is leaving his post. his party lost its majority in the local parliament. has developed a plan to remove him after local elections, as polls show, forecasts for tore are very pessimistic and thus the conservatives are trying to save their reputation before the parliamentary elections. gerard depordieu was placed in custody after questioning in the case. about harassment, as they write local media, the reason was accusations from two victims. the incidents, they said, occurred during filming in 2014 and 2021 . we will learn more from our european correspondent anastasi

maria sergeevna, this is what i will surprise you with now, you know what, try to guess the color of potatoes by the taste of potato pancakes, and the color of potatoes by taste, yesvor, accordingly, that means it’s most likely yellow potatoes, not really, i ’ll tell you this, it’s my grandmother’s favorite hair color. eggplant, that's right, purple, let's assume, you guessed right, so, such a taste, solid, well, they're just so very rich, starchy, full stop, regular yellow potatoes, that's right, well done, look, i managed it even without any hints, well, the next one is probably well, well, it’s clear which ones, yes, yes, obviously, maria sergeevna won with a score of 2:1, they won. our potato pancake experiments don’t end there, here it is incredible beauty, meet yulia, come to us, i’m afraid to imagine how many kilograms i’ll take away from here after such a set of pancakes, pancakes with brisket, pancakes with mushrooms and tsibulya with khatny sour cream cheese. the old recipe for potato pancakes is very simple: grated potatoes, egg, potato starch. and tsibulya, that is, onion. tsibulya is used to prevent potatoes from darkening. well, yul, drayniks are a c

she is joining us, maria vladimirovna, hello. yes, good morning, we are communicating in moscow, it is now 10 am. hello, the only thing i would like to clarify is that this assistance is being implemented by so many extremist and terrorist attacks, killing civilians, and ticking off people, public figures, politicians who they manage to eliminate, striking directly at civilians infrastructure, and talk about how they will do it in the future, that is, this is sponsoring a terrorist, extremist regime, terrorist activities on the part of the united states of america. let's look at ta taiwan, military assistance to taiwan is a direct interference in the internal affairs of china, but will this bring more stability to the region, which the united states walks through as if it were its home, which causes a large number of crisis phenomena, including, of course, will not bring any greater security, the trends will be exactly the opposite. but as for arms supplies. to israel, everything, the whole world, the entire world community, i mean,

. >> and yes, maria does have political -- but even if she convinces someone with a different opinion to get to the ballot box and express it, well, that is still a stamp will spend. >> the right to vote is -- other rights. >> as you're watching the story, you had that reaction when she said like, you notice a handwritten postcard and you do. >> when you get the phone call, the phone banks you are like -- >> how quickly delete the text? >> bombarded. >> if somebody has taken the time to write it and to decorate it, as well, you take the time to read it. >> for sure. >> even if you don't act, you go hey, someone cared about this. >> for sure. >> it super effective. good job. thanks so much, yes, for our democracy. let's talk about the weather. you can see the changing forecast. i mean the cloud cover was around all day, jeff. >> and so much colder after the weekend where we had those 80s, now down into the 60s. we will talk more even about them shower chances ahead for us but i also want to continue our earth week coverage tonight and get you a look here at a 30 year forecast for the s

yes, maria, greetings, the capital has met the champions. prodigiously, despite the fact that the time is approaching midnight, the guys arrived just a few minutes ago here at the terminal of sheremetibo airport, and direct flights from cairo cannot yet realize the scale of the victory, we congratulate you, this is a resounding victory, first place in the world, this is very strong, but tell us in general what you feel emotions, what it’s like to have such a high rating, well, we’re still, to be honest , in shock why there were very strong... competitors - and it could, the result could have been anything, it’s very lucky that it turned out exactly like this, where we are the first. the team from the higher school of economics brought with them the cup of the icpc world international programming olympiad. this is one of the largest and most prestigious competitions in this sport, 50,000 people from 111 countries took part, it all comes down to the fact that three people in one team they decide... yes, thank you email, emil mersaev spoke about the winners of the international programmin

colleagues, yes, maria, thank you, maria filipova spoke about the results of the heating season.soon lose their jobs if they hide it from their bosses. availability data relatives in russia, such actions will be interpreted as a quote: failure of employees to comply with the rules of conduct at an enterprise or institution. according to the judicial-legal newspaper, the verkhovna rada has already adopted the draft law in the second reading. and the document approval is still ahead. after signing, amendments will be made to the labor code. but it’s true that the main legal department of the rada stated that the initiative violates the country’s constitution. more than 5,000 people were evacuated in the tyumen region. from the zone of possible flooding, the worst is the river aishim spilled in the obat district. according to local authorities, there are more than twenty house plots and a bridge in the water. three settlements were cut off by floods. all the latest information from the region is provided by my colleague ksenia usoltseva. the water is rapidly rising, this road, which

highway, colleagues, maria, thank you, take care of yourself. yesecial correspondent, maria valieva , spoke about floods in the orenburg region. meanwhile, across the country, 23 regions are under the threat of high water. so, we continue, in sochi they are eliminating the consequences of the landslide on the railway tracks. apparently, 70 cubic meters of soil and concrete structures were found on the rails, and about 20 meters of the supporting retaining wall were damaged. contact network. an operational headquarters has been set up on site. the emergency situation led to disruption of the train schedule. now the trains are traveling one at a time paths in both directions. well, in a little less than 2 hours the traditional annual government report to the state duma will take place. for mikhail mishustin, he will be the fifth and the last for the current composition of the cabinet of ministers. the new one will be approved by the lower house of parliament after the inauguration. president, as for mikhail mishustin’s report, he will present to the d

tears of joy, we understand all this, because i see a smile, i congratulate you only forward, okay, yes, mariathe correct answer, but for speed, i'm right in the third round, right? the boy was not allowed to press buttons; what questions could she answer? yes, in general , for almost everything, i forgot in a sweet way that i had to name the wat, yes, i didn’t listen to the end of the question, he spoke first, and then mikuluninovich, i knew, the monument, i also knew, in short, you knew everything, you just didn’t have time to press on the button, confidently knows, masha knows everything, masha knows, we have no doubt, tatyana alekseevna, also share your impressions about the super final, everything was great, of course, the questions were quite difficult, i think. but we see masha , she just didn’t have enough speed somewhere, she’s smart, she knows everything, she’ll succeed in the future. masha, i ’m proud of you, well done, keep it up, yes, we are proud of you too, girls, you know, you’re smart, everything is just beginning for you, but we have the fourth round ahead, let’s find out who

maria: 3% inflation? >> yesinflation and to focus on financial stability as they would define it. however, i think there's a chance this year that the fed raises if they are confronted with an accelerating rate of inflation. i feel they have no choice. who's to say that 3.2% could not go up and have an 80-dollar oil price no longer 70. >> two chances of a june rate cut of slim and none and slim just died the earliest we would expect to see the fed cut rates would be in july. maria: mark tepper, this is something you been saying all along, jumping. >> i agree with both of the gentleman. to jim grant's point, the fed may decide that 3% inflation is fine but they are certainly not going to find that 4.8% inflation is fine. the run rate we have been going on when you look at month over month inflation because that's going to show us the momentum. were going at a clip of 0.4%. we get another 0.4% month over month number tomorrow, i think the fed will have to change their tone and they will have to get more hawkish. w

in this competition to sort out all sorts of different cases and establish the rule of law, yes we know mariaople know, but we know, yes, that there is such a concept as a vitebsk culinary specialist, we know that you even have a story about it, yes, we have prepared a delicious story, because in vitebsk these days there is a gastrofest, but exquisite , creatively decorated dishes. residents and guests of vitebsk can try not only during the festival, because the northern capital is also a city of titled culinary specialists, winners of republican and international competitions, their forge vitebsk industrial college, masterpiece of art. you can taste the masters in the cafe of the educational institution. we’ll tell you about the delicious creations and victories of vitebsk culinary specialists right now. maria, thank you very much for the collection of news. now we 'll look at the plot, well, see you next week. vetevchanka alena pollisova won two gold and one silver medal at a professional skills competition in croatia. the international festival pearl of the sea on the island of brac brough

maria, greetings again, what is the situation at this moment? yes, vera, hello, we have just headed to microdistrict old town, which was flooded tonight, but they couldn’t get through, the old town is cut off, literally from... novo is washing out the road here, there are traffic police checkpoints, traffic is limited, look, there is a strong current, eroding the soil, now only special equipment can pass here , only she is allowed to travel here, you can only get to the old city by taking a detour, passing by the orsk airport, it is no longer possible to drive here in ordinary cars, i’ll show you now. what is the water level here, well, almost somewhere here it’s probably 30 centimeters, and there it’s even deeper, the water just washes away everything in its path, the railway tracks have been washed away very badly, i’ll show you live how the soil is washed away, stones are falling, today the city administration held an emergency meeting with the participation of the mayor cities. orsk and the governor of the orenburg region denis pasler. initially

yes, maria sergeevna, go upstairs. is everything ok? no, we have problems. okay, i'm coming.ive committee, i beg you, i am the head of a department in a municipality, i urgently need to call my head, but there is some kind of provocation here. okay, call the head and call lawyers for the detainees. why, come on, come on, do it, call the head, prosecutors, lawyers, topsails, two words, maybe, yeah, to the human rights commission, but did you at least find out where krivitsky got this information from, where, where, he’s his kind - i twisted the muli, well hung on the phone of this transport boss, illegally, well, of course illegally. i listened, wrote, and then blurted out how they agreed on a bribe, but do we really care, only you understand that we can’t legalize this recording, you listened to the recording, listened, there’s not even any doubt, now there’s , you didn’t think that this was a performance and not a wiretap, yes, yes, with their capabilities on television you can imitate any, but what kind of performance, well, in the end they met, met at the appointed time in

maria, let's think about the situation, here 's a man, yes, he got ready, he thinks, so i'm startingeverything, a subscription, well, there was a stable , that’s what a subscription includes is it? services of a trainer, for example, because if he doesn’t have, enter, enter, enter, enter, so, well, give you a hint, if, a little, don’t prompt at all, there’s a complex answer, great, maybe, maybe there are such trailers for transporting horses, so compact, look, we are simple people, of course. i think that this is medical insurance, because it is dangerous to go horseback riding, and of course i would call the student and ask what needs to be bought there, then, my version is that these are textbooks on horse riding or for dressage, for everything else, books that will help you learn how to control a horse, clearly, kirill, are the skins included in the inventory or are they separate skins - this is a costume, this is a costume, we decided so in a discussion with the previous team, yeah elena. said that a book about horses, about horse riding, a book about horses, the knowledge societ

maria? yes? can i tell you something? tell me. earlier today, i got a phone call. want a hug? medical teams will now start planning the operations. we've done it. michelle roberts, bbc news. what a moment. destiny—rae has now had her transplant. we'll find out how it went when we speak to her and her mum maria after eight. it will be great. catching up with them. let's take a look at some of today's newspapers. most of them lead on the rwanda bill, with the telegraph reporting that migrants could be detained "within days" as the prime minister sets aside 150 judges and 25 courts to get the flights moving by the summer. the metro's front page reflects a press conference held by rishi sunak ahead of the votes on the bill, saying that flights will start injuly, later than his previous promise of the spring, a delay which he's blamed on labour. and the guardian has a photograph of bbc news presenter huw edwards, following the announcement of his resignation on medical advice. we've spoken before on breakfast about a campaign, led by a former rugby league player, matthe