they would not have been shot and buried at the airport in mariupol, maybe start with this then maxim maybert with the fact that you have your leader, who went there said, i went to terror in some kind of defense, he went to scream. uh, glory to ukraine, he will be, but he will be together in one row with those who shoot at the legs, and even at these bound captives. he will, well, then he will rape a woman or he is nearby or will be guarding them, what will he do there? tell me what he will do or he went to some other territorial defense, which is not nazi, which is not at war with russia, which is not at war with the donbass, which is just teroborona, because they are, well, because such a rush in the soul maxim have you ever seen exchanges exchanges of prisoners seen even when ours leave, that is, ours left. and these are those who were in our captivity, they ate the same as their guards, that is, we gave them whole and alive, and they brought us, at best, on a stretcher, they somehow wore one leg there or barely move this case. ukraine for eight years. and you at this time. looked somew

and nato partners doing to maybe maximize the amount of aid they can get while there's still a window open in. >> it will continue to flow not just from the united states but many of our allies and partners. we are make ing every effort to get as much security assistance to the ukrainians as pafast as can. on the humanitarian side, we'll continue to work with international organizations and ngos to try to stem and assist in whatever way. not from a military perspective. i'm talking about administration perspective. we estimate or we have seen numbers coming out of the u.n. of more than 500,000 people now leave the country as well as perhaps 10 of thousands misplaced. putin is causing a humanitarian crisis as well. first i'd say this delay test is not affecting our strategic nuclear posture. the deterrent posture that we have in place is up to the task of defending the homeland and our allies and our partners. >> what will the u.s. soldiers do if president putin kill or harm president zelensky? >> we know that mr. putin wants to topple the government and replace it with his own. all th

and nato -- and nato partners doing to maybe maximize the amount of aid that can get in while there's still a window open? mr. kirby: so on the second question i would just tell you that security assistance continues to flow, not just from the united states but from many of our allies and partners, and as recently as just the last 24 hours. so we are making every effort to get as much security assistance as we can to the ukrainians as fast as we can. and on the humanitarian side, again, we're going to continue to work with international organizations and ngos to try to stem and assist in whatever way, not from a military perspective. i'm talking about from an administration perspective. we estimate, or we have seen, numbers coming out of the u.n. of, you know, more than 500,000 people now leaving the country, as well as perhaps tens of thousands if not more internally displaced. so clearly mr. putin is causing a humanitarian crisis as well. jen? reporter: on the nuclear question? mr. kirby: oh, i'm sorry. so first, i'd say this delayed test is not affecting our strategic nuclear postu

and nato partners doing to maybe maximize the amount of aid that they can get in while there's still a window open? >> so on the second question, i would just tell you that security assistance continues to flow. not just from the united states but from many allies and partners. as recently as just the last 24 hours. so we are making every effort to get as much security assistance as we can to the ukrainians as fast as we can. on the humanitarian side, again, we're going to continue to work with international organizations and ngos to try to stem and assist in whatever way. not from a military perspective. i'm talking about from an administration perspective. we estimate or we have seen numbers coming out of the u.n. of more than 500,000 people now leaving the country as well as tens of thousands more internally displaced. clearly mr. putin is causing a humanitarian crisis as well. jen? i'm sorry. so first i'd say this delayed test is not affecting our strategic nuclear posture and our deterrence. it's not. it's not cancelled. we're moving it to the right a little bit. i won't talk ab

marinochka, i won’t detain you, and yet look, maybe it’s your ring, for sure maxim, i didn’t find the don't understand anything. where did you fall on my head? yes, that's our name, you're sure. well, of course, the administrative building is better. what does that mean? this means that it is already warm. do you park your car at the factory? yes. and you can give us a tour of the plant tomorrow, of course. wow what! can it be that ours send an outfit to my house. yes, there is a problem. yes thanks, come on. so we didn’t manage to sleep normally for the remaining half of the night with the mukhtar, we were looking for a service, we could go and put in the glass. and most importantly, this guy from next door. absolutely no brains to gut the car. eh, in your own area. so this is not the first episode in his life. yes, the devil knows. it didn't seem to come across before. come on, stepany took something to copy. maybe fingers somewhere i used to leave. well, yes, thanks. see the metal detector? they also make products from the color of metal here. well, yes, you won’t bring coins shoes

and nato partners doing to maybe maximize the amount of aid that they can get in while there is still a window open? >> so on the second question, i would just tell you that security assistance continues to flow. not just from the united states, but from many of our allies and partners. as recently as the last 24 hours. so we are making every effort to get as much security assistance as we can to the ukrainians as fast as we can. and on the humanitarian side, again, we'll continue to work with international organizations and ngos to try to stem and assist in whatever way. not from a military perspective, i'm talking about from an administrative perspective. we estimate -- or we have seen numbers coming out of the u.n. of more than 500,000 people now leaving the country as well as perhaps tens of thousands if not more internally displaced. so clearly mr. putin is causing humanitarian crisis as well. >> and on the posturing? >> oh, i'm sorry. so first i'd say this delayed test is not affecting our strategic nuclear posture and our deterrence. it is just not. it is not canceled. we're ju

i'm not sure, maybe you'll find yourself right. but if maximd correctly there, so that they love us, then this is the same as well. cyril asked this allegory to stand to the end yes, and i had to answer it, that is, after all, how to put an object, what is meant by the end, yes, but there are some limits in this situation. i say that we will have a deterioration, but it will not be for us in any way vital and problematic for a whole range of rules. and for them, if it goes, it takes on a vital character. that's what i said. no, we're just discussing an important topic. here. it seems to me that we should not become like the ukrainians, because i always say that we are two times so different to the people, in general, the psychotype is a national character. here they are now, what supports them in this struggle, which i do not wage, so that the muscovites will become even worse. yes, our country is being destroyed, but then in the long run. they will suffer more. that doesn't comfort me at all. the thought that the germans might suffer. see me i

maxim tronkova and alexander galyamov. in the meantime, evgenia medvedeva is already next to mike in may indeed. maybee helped her team a lot. well, now the most important question for itself. this was mine today . of course, i am very glad that i managed to skate my program, because the last couple of starts didn’t work, that is, well, we really didn’t doubt you were riding. you are absolutely calm. and most importantly, very, very beautiful. thank you thank you very much, but we waiting for ratings. now it is very important to know the marks of my frames, but one thing is clear. already, the fight will be for the first channel cup until the last second of the last moment of the final free program following the results of the short program of the final short program in the team. e time of the first now we will find out. this competition day is just one short program, but first you need to find out how many points blue will receive today. adele petrosyan is an important fundamental point, you need to be either the first or the second in order to red car caught up with the time of the first after this

maxim's office. to be honest, i have a question for you. what is serious? let's say i like one man. who is gordeev and what? why at once, maybel, come on and i want to ask you, that's how i like it. you are good at it, it works. i can see how your arkharovites are looking at you. i'll say, of course. well, you have one problem. do you have boss syndrome? this as? well, here you are beautiful tall. but you are very strong-willed, it can be seen with the naked eye and the man is afraid of you. just afraid, you know? what am i to do? he emphasizes his femininity as much as possible, but how to emphasize it? well? it would be nice to have a neckline. yes, but i'm in shape all the time. well neckline after work. well, you're not always in uniform at work for the most part, but you can hem your skirt shorter. given to the chief according to the charter knee-deep. don't go. listen to your hair. it is also impossible to dissolve it according to the charter.

maybe it will work. hello, good afternoon, this is a service dog breeding club hello, this is maxim zharov, the owner, mukhtarna good morning, good. hey remember, you said you had a dog as a child because of the sport you had to give it to other people. i don't even know where to start. yes, the fact is that this puppy needs overexposure, his owners will arrive only after 2 days, and the puppy needs love and care. for some reason i remembered you and thought that you could help us. i don’t know anything about puppies, i had a dog in my childhood and their parents took care of them. they only played the service dog club. give them a call. they will teach you everything m. well, agree. a mess, but only air to warn me to let the hood cool down a bit. vladimir epifantsev removed his hand. don't twitch. chingachguk premiere from monday at 20:00 on ntv mask new season sunday at 20:40 on ntv gennady come to me, please, gennady, i've been waiting for you for 20 minutes. i'm waiting for gennady, put aside all your affairs and immediately come to me, the boss, to combat prostatitis, there is a drug with the antifibroti

maxim borisovich promised to pay me everything honestly. it looks like you didn't read the contract carefully. hello what is a plot? ah mayberse, still, in my opinion, we need to change the place. i love you. come out there, of course, our girls like cute. and where does it say that we will show them to you now, right? falls comrade senior lieutenant, tell me, how does the neck look, as usual. never seen was not. in general, as you see it, you immediately know well, ugly native vasilkov. and what are you climbing? are you looking? rolled down this is my territory. you got me my fiancee is a little normal. and this is our valiant officer of the naval guard, the disgrace staged a fight with shooting and beat the vacationers normally. shut your mouth. yes, i shut your mouth. just think about it, starley, what example are you setting for your submission? come on come here. it 's you quiet everything is fine. there is some water, but you hit him cool, comrade senior lieutenant. too bad it's not enough. you won't be able to remember it that way. pike father he allowed you to leave the residence. why did you go without a guard let

maximizing output from existing nuclear plants. ke kelly? >> what's so interesting about this timing, maybee just having this conversation, you mentioned the iaea, but even to bring the nuclear plants back online, now a situation comes about, and then it's just uneed, and is it a strong case, and also polarizing, and some of the regulators may want to bring up regulat regulators, but there's a lot of pushback, but there's other countries, also explores nuclear. another key player is russia they control about 35%, so that's another factor at play here when we talk about moving away from dependency on russia so there's a lot of factors, energy policy is very complex and very slow moving, as you know the stocks a little quicker. >>> still ahead, the major averages on track for that you are fourth down day, and one portfolio manager staying positive on growth and the u.s. consumer we'll tell you where she's buying, next so many people are overweight now, and asking themselves, "why can't i lose weight?" for most, the reason is insulin resistance, and they don't even know they have it. conventio

withdrawals that we're seeing on the russian side, withdrawing from the west, maybe moving into the east more, a prelude to try to maximize the diplomatic options that the russians have? can they say we've taken over everything in the east? we'll leave the west to you and some sort of deal. or are they, as the pentagon thinks, regrouping for broader operations later on down the road? it's hard to tell. it will be interesting to see. >> it's really hard to tell what their strategy is, especially because they announced one strategy, but then we've seen shelling increase in the outskirts of kyiv and around kharkiv, the nato secretary-general said just today we should expect more russian offensive actions that will bring, quote, even more suffering. general, even more suffering. what would that look like? >> well, it's simply more of the same. i think the notion of a strategy is a fair one, in that they don't have a strategy. they've demonstrated they don't have a strategy. the strategy is now following the conditions on the ground and the ukrainians have been setting the tone of this engagement. and as steve just described,

both sides began with their maximal positions and what i see is change on both fronts. the problem here is, somebody eluded, maybewas tom, before i came on, lavrov is not speaking with putin's confidence. you don't know anything that he agrees to will be signed to or agreed to at home. we have seen two things treat let me finish on this point. one is, what we are hearing from this talk, these negotiations but also the negotiations involving the israeli prime minister is that putin is no longer looking for regime change. that the zelensky government has to go. on zelensky's side, they are willing to accept some form of neutrality in lieu of nato membership. so, there is movement on both of those things. the problem is that both sides are making judgments, diplomatically, based on what is going on on the ground. lisa: yes. peter: that is very opaque. lisa: are the sanctions working quickly enough to exert the pressure on vladimir putin and, frankly, on his surrounding circle enough to boost the prospects of some sort of resolution here? peter: lisa, that is the $64 million question. the thing is that what those san

maybe in that camp. with when i look at this, whether publicity stunt, anger, whether will smith, oops what do i do, whatever happened, they are maximizing it, to me, that is not i top story. the border crisis, peachel leaving southern part of mexico, ukraine crisis, yemen famine, so many things going on in the world and this doesn't influence my. >> carley: oscars seem very out of touch considering what is going on right now. david, appreciate it. not just gun control hiding in the biden budget. brian brenberg will look at government spending as you deal with inflation crisis. >> todd: plus, live from the front lines in ukraine and kat cammack will talk about who was just released into the u.s. u.s * * when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in half. just like that. shipstation.

maximizing value creation. >> should they not have come public >> you know, usually you do something like this if maybe you gotgot a bid. or you have an activist, but in this case i guess it's just ser berous maybe look at what's going on at kohl's i don't know jim, i know, it's a weird one. >> it is very weird. it's very counterintuitive, and i want to know more. at least kohl's is putting up a fight, buying back a lot of stock. >> and doubling the dividend. >> doubling the dividend. >> and i do think they've got 3.4% put out more sephoras. >> between the capital return and some of their guidance, they do guide above, does that take pressure off the whatever activist pressure -- >> i know that dus kin's already saying no after initial review, we believe these results validate why kohl's should engage with us and evaluate credible sale offers nobody's ever happy. >> no. >> everybody's unhappy i wake up in the morning, i woke up at 3:30 this morning, i'm raring to go, but then i realized that wasn't in keeping. >> it isn't in keeping. >> it's a very anxiety producing time. >> you forget, it isn't like you wake