if i need to talk to angela, she from pretoria, mary murphy says, what's a lovely talk to this lady as i'm so glad that she sent her the message she did. there's very enlightening these folks. it's interesting to hear from the south african doctor too often to me get never revisit to story after the initial pre can use episode. at a point that medical research and policy becoming divorced from hands of practice applies to so many ages of life. it leads to so many of life. and finally, amber says, fantastic, sure that covered all my question. so please take it. now over to alex, the professor kenesha grant of howard university on high heated the dangers of a company viable. and what the consequences would be. professor grant, welcome back to the alex solomon show. i'm happy to be back with you. but when we last spoke just over a year ago, looking forward to no duration. when there was a lot of hope for the incoming administration on the lot of good will know you little bit sauce pulling is almost universally bad for the bible ministration. what's going wrong? gelatin ran on that idea th

thousand people were in the crowd, including dozens of young people from st mary's ukrainian school in west london. paul murphyoff. for over 60 years, this saturday school has taught young ukrainians living in london about their country's history, language and culture. the invasion back home is now putting into question ukraine's future, but, while times are tough, community here is pulling together. what happened on thursday shook them all and they could see for the first time fear in their eyes. we started getting initiatives from our school children, from year eight, nine, year ten pupils that they would like to do something for the civilians back in their home country, that they would love to fundraise for the children. but what do young people actually think about what's going on? i feel very worried because that's my family, my grandmother and grandfather, i feel very sad for them and i hope everything will be all right in the country because it's my home. my family's there, my aunties, uncles, grandparents. - they're planning on staying i there, but i don't want them to stay there, i want them to come h

people gathered in london on sunday, including dozens of young people from st mary's ukrainian school in west london. paul murphy for over 60 years, this saturday school has taught young ukrainians living in london about the country's history, language and culture. the invasion by chrome is putting into question ukraine's future but while times are tough, communities pulling together. tough, communities pulling touether. ~ ., tough, communities pulling together-— tough, communities pulling touether. ~ . ., ,, ., together. what happened on thursday shook _ together. what happened on thursday shook them - together. what happened on thursday shook them all- together. what happened on thursday shook them all and together. what happened on - thursday shook them all and you can see for the first time fear in their eyes. we started getting initiatives from our school children, from here, year 8, school children, from here, year8, nine, ten pupils, that they would like to do something for the civilians back in their home country. that they would love to fund raise for the children.— love to fund raise for the children.

thousand people were in the crowd, including dozens of young people from st mary's ukrainian school in west london. paul murphye all right in the country. it is my home. my family is there, my aunties, uncles, grandparents, they are planning on staying there but i don't want them to stay there, i want them to come here. raising awareness and protesting, | having things on the news, i thinkj that will definitely- help spread awareness. it makes me feel very worried and, on the news, they say everything on the battlefield and what is happening so sometimes i even cry. while eyes are focused on the response from world leaders, ukrainians here want action. it is notjust a problem of our children, ukrainian children. children across the world are watching what their leaders in their countries are doing today. the children want to act, they don't want just to use the privilege of clear skies and continue with their lives. stand with ukraine! under those clear skies, dozens of young ukrainians set off to demonstrate at downing street, proudly bearing the colours of their home nation but, most importantly, making sure

mary parent. villeneuve. and cale boyter. producers. king richard tim white, trevor white and will smith producers. licorice pizza. sarah murphyanderson producers. nightmare alley, guillermo del toro jay miles. dale ann bradley cooper producers. the power of the dog. jane campion. tanya sent out. tanya said gotcha on. sorry. emil sherman, ian canning and roger frappe producers. and west side story. steven spielberg and a costco krieger producers. great. isn't this fun? and so if your team to watch this as just maybe realize how many times i haven't seen it i think. >> i took lot of people are in the same boat. yeah. a lot of them are free like on netflix and stuff. so i i just took mad. know again. all right. >> that always wake. so yeah, it's time for the olympics. it is yes in full swing. as we know the u.s. already picking up some metals. and joining us as always, from beijing with the very latest on the action out there. andrew marden. good morning, andrew. good morning, james and darya. by the way, i want to hear more about the conversation before the break. you guys were talking netflix, right? which shows you guys watch

murphy and former f.d.a. commissioner dr. scott gottlieb. finally, inflation jumps again, and the fed moves closer to raising interest rates to stabilize the economy. we'll check in with san francisco federal reserve president maryt is all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪♪ >> brennan: good morning, and welcome to "face the nation." on this super bowl sunday. for many pandemic-weary americans, game day is a much-needed break, if only for a day. but we're now at the 11th hour of crisis and ukraine. diplomatic efforts to defuse a potential military conflict that possess the biggest threat to europe since world war ii involves not just the u.s. but our nato allies. president biden spoke with vladimir putin for an hour yesterday, telling the russian president that an attack on ukraine would have a catastrophic impact and cause widespread human suffering. mr. biden also told him a diplomatic solutn s still possible. president biden plans to speak to ukraine's president zelensky later today. our imtiaz tyab reports from kyiv. >> reporter: ukraine's armed forces may be small compared to russia's, but they are mighty. president zelensky oversaw the exercises in crimea, a territory seized by vladimir putin eight years a

thousand people were in the crowd, including dozens of young people from st mary's ukrainian school in west london. paul murphyother and grandfather, i feel very sad for them and i hope everything will be all right in the country. because it is my home. my family is there, my aunties, uncles, grandparents, - they are planning on staying - there but i don't want them to stay there, i want them to come here. raising awareness and protesting, having things on the news, i think that will definitely help spread awareness. it makes me feel very worried and, on the news, they say everything on the battlefield and what is happening so sometimes i even cry. they sing. while eyes are focused on the response from world leaders, ukrainians here want action. it is notjust a problem of our children, ukrainian children. children across the world are watching what their leaders in their countries are doing today. the children want to act, they don't want just to use the privilege of clear skies and continue with their lives. chanting: stand with ukraine! under those clear skies, dozens of young ukrainians set off to demonstra

mary parent, denis villeneuve and kale voighter, producers. >> "king richard," tim white, trevor white and will smith, producers. >> "licorice pizza," sara murphy ian canning and roger frappeier, producers. >> and "west side story," steven spielberg and kristie macosko krieger, producers. ten great best picture nominees. everybody, please make sure to watch the oscars on march 27th on abc and go to oscars.org to learn how you can vote to get your favorite movie and movie moment featured on this year's oscar telecast. >> it was so exciting to wake up with you, tracee. i can't wait for oscar night. >> you're the best, leslie. oh, what a treat you are. and the best part, you're already dressed. >> that's a great job by leslie and tracee. that is not an easy thing to do. >> it is not easy. >> not easy at all. >> you guys did a great job with that, and so much to talk about. elizabeth, we'll start with best actress nomination category. any glaring omissions? in your opinion. >> you know, for best actor i actually -- this is what i expected. the five men that were nominated that is who i thought would be here. this is a stacked category. now, i want