davina mccall.mpaigns for gender equality and women s rights. this is terrible. there are women who are facing potentially really debilitating symptoms and for whom hrt can be an absolute lifeline, in some cases described as life—saving. the menopause still often isn't really taken seriously, it is seen as a little bit of a joke, as something women just put up with. actually, women are living with anxiety, depression, trouble sleeping, tired, with brain fog, as we have just heard davina mccall talk about it. so i think what we are seeing really is that this hasn't been taken seriously and these shortages wouldn't have got to the extent of the problem we are seeing now. do you think that has something to do with the legacy of men making the decisions on behalf of women? well, there is no doubt that women's health is consistently given less focus than it deserves and women's needs haven't really been taken into account in health policy. and that is, in no small part, because men have dominated decisio

we havejust heard divina mccall talk about it.ages wouldn't have got to the extent of the problem we are seeing now. do ou the problem we are seeing now. do you think that has something to do with the legacy of men making the decisions on behalf of women? weill. decisions on behalf of women? well, there is no doubt _ decisions on behalf of women? well, there is no doubt that _ decisions on behalf of women? -ii there is no doubt that women's health is consistently given less focus than it deserves and women's needs haven't really been taken into account in health policy. and that is in no small part because men have dominated decision—making roles. 0ur parliament is still dominated by men, our cabinet even more so. so it just hasn't had the profile that it needs and it deserves. women like divina mccall are speaking out, demanding change, and that is really, really important. it is great that the government have introduced a women's health strategy, but the menopause is one element of that. but we need to see the investments alongs

will mccall those parts of his european diplomatic tour that drips, opening this fi, ongoing western pressure on new delhi to change its neutral stuff from the cream? the lie from an international new center in moscow. this is our t thanks for your company today. my name's unit neil to our top story. one person has been killed and 10 more injured after an oil demco in the den. yes. republic. city of mckee, of carols and gulf by fire on wednesday morning. local authorities say this site was shell by ukrainian forces for oil tanks caught fire as a result of the strike efforts to tackle the blazer ongoing. well yes. see no, but tie us in the dot net for public also saw shelling, leaving one person dead, 5 injured local officials, claim ukrainian forces, lords 15 missiles against the city found in the capital than yet the 7 people were injured after ukrainian artillery, showing according to local authorities, meanwhile, the united nations stated on the vacuum nation of civilians from the off style steel plant in murray, utah, which really has been at the epicenter of fighting in the city

costs in france, people on the streets, protesting against the newly re elected president emanuel mccall. i securities expected to be tied throughout the day to prevent a repeat of vine answering previous may day rallies. demonstrations are underway in marcia paris, and ahead. those are the headlines on al jazeera, as always more news on our website at al jazeera dot com, coming up next year. it's my cuba stay with us. we don't simply focus on the pallets of the conflict. it's the consequence of war. the human suffering that we report on it is one of the most serious about the violence in recent years we brave bullets and bomb because we give voice to those demanding freedom the rule of law. and we always include the views from our sites with me, boy lamina. thank orlando, lateral me, boy, black boy. i a really our morning. they will not be in a, in a little more back. it is really nice choice, really, that is that larry, that isla was doing, but it did it back with ah, with j b i r a n k y my phone. i'm, what are they in though? say go ahead, put us amiens' that he made and they all had

so that you could that as a focus to do the most, but she has 2 more years. mccall, my daughter you. when you moved in, you catch up putting yards our food. i just got a new charge for that. the move our show you not june. we did not talk to her team sheeta. this good idea of what i do with the store were simply as you hey, i'm emilio bus, diana, madame, a new jail belong should article or jewish girl. she's not a toy company of. there's a snobbish with some of those will be taken for ah, ah ah ah ah, a ah with when i was showing the wrong one, i just don't move out. day becomes the advocate. an engagement, it was betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. ah, ah ah ah. hello and welcome to cross stock were all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle . when thinking about the e. u. one doesn't know whether to laugh or cry when it says it's united over the issue of ukraine. it is not, it says it doesn't want to fight russia, but in fact, is a co belligerent on the side of ukraine is determined to deeply damage rushes economy . but in doi

mr. mccall is on the 1st trip to germany of his new term. president mccaul was welcomed with military honors at the federal chancel . read, they reiterated their support for ukraine, and highlighted the importance of close coordination between europe's 2 biggest economies. and here's what chancellor, olaf short set just moments ago. it remains the case that we stand money to you with ukraine. we said, militarily, as well with weapons social, it cannot be the case that borders in europe can be moved around through violence and we will do everything we can to ensure that the war does not spread to other countries and to enhance our defense capabilities. there was a transfer speaking just moments ago, here in berlin and with me on the set is political correspondence. simon young to unpack a little bit what this bilateral meeting means. ukraine has had a profound impact on these 2 leaders. yeah, i mean, no less old. so talked about the shock of war and the way it interrupted, for instance, the one of europe sort of reform projects, the conference on the future of europe. something that em

speaking to the bbc�*s sunday morning programme — mccall recalled her own experience of the menopausefor women in women's eyes. because i think we have always looked at the menopause as a stage in life when women get their curlers in, they are no longer sexual beings, we are slightly invisible, in the background, but actually we are living a lot longer now, we want to live fuller, happier, healthier lives, and the way to do that is to replace the hormones we have lost. when i lost those hormones, or in perimenopause, ifelt those hormones, or in perimenopause, i felt that it age to me, i felt irrelevant, ifelt i felt that it age to me, i felt irrelevant, i felt embarrassed because i had always been at the top of my game, i had been in television at that point for 20 years, i really knew what i was doing. i was extremely proud of my logistical practicality and the fact i could multitask. and itjust went. and so when somebody asked me if i was ok because i had messed up on a tv programme, isaid because i had messed up on a tv programme, i said yes. and then when she shut the door and wen

first, texas congressman michael mccall is here.s latest taiwan gaffe as ukraine p calls for more sanctions against russia. we'll get into the foreign policy issues. out of the lime light, why hasn't president biden had a formal mainstream interview in over 100 days. it's the hot topic buzz. back in a minute. ♪ (vo) singing, or speaking. reason, or fun. daring, or thoughtful. sensitive, or strong. progress isn't either or progress is everything. maria: welcome back. president biden once again forced to walk back a comments on taiwan yesterday, a day after committing to defend the country if china tries to take it by force, the white house insisting that the u.s. policy on taiwan has not changed. >> are you willing to get involved militarily to defend taiwan if it comes to that. >> yes. >> you are? >> that's the commitment we made. >> mr. president,s is the policy's strategic ambiguity towards taiwan dead? >> no. >> can you explain? >> no. >> mr. president, would you send troops to taiwan? >> the policy has not changed at all. i said

michael mccall speaks out against putin every day, and i said, and you never did.on was discussed in foreign relations and you never said a peep and all you were concerned about was nord stream 2. >> he said that's why putin hates me. if you really hated putin, why didn't you talk about cutting the 10% of oil we imported from russia and you seemed to be more interested in nord stream 2. >> so you got into it with the senator. we thanked him for his call and he said if anything i can do in the future, but he was -- we said we could have used your help two years ago. >> we'll obviously reach out to senator cruz's offers for a response to that. as you look ahead to the next piece of this. taylor, what would your message be to families like the whelans to the families who gathered outside of the white house this week? >> stick together. >> trevor has only been home a week and this is our battle that i don't think i've completely processed the fact that he's home. as a sister, i still feel everything that you're feeling and what you're going through and we will continue

we talked to mccall an hour ago , a former diplomat from poulis in america, who is now responsible forg proposals for sanctions. what are your thoughts? well, the first opinion that there are many things, the importance of limiting the russian federation. from the point of view of russian exports, in addition to oil, gas and coal, there is a lot that can also be done in relation to amber. next are the financial sanctions, which in fact have only just begun . the issue is not only for swifts, it is the issue of excluding russia from the global financial system, but the most important thing is two things, the first is the so -called secondary sanctions, sanctions that are imposed on those who help russia avoid sanctions, and the second is the personalized sanctions of their expansion because sanctions on oligarchs have little effect because the oligarchs themselves do not affect putin, sanctions on officials are only a limited circle. and we need to create a critical mass of officials who understand that the king is naked, that support is support putin will not give them anything to prov

that was stephen mccall. they're the director of the texas department of public safety. i want to go now to our correspondence, stephan simons. he's been covering the story for the entire week in texas. he's still in texas. jeff and i went to get your reaction to what we discovered today at me. we are talking about a major, major error in judgement and a breakdown in communication with the police. i can tell you that there is a lot of people out there who, who don't have the kindest words for what they listen to and what they learned today from the police and, and of course to her. we can't repeat them. but i can tell you that there is an outrage on the side of the public in you've all day. and just imagine the families, they hurt. they heard this whole the 1st time too. so you lost your child and 3 days in, after all this happened, you're still grief stricken and you want the world to handle. the world has ended for you. you get a press conference from the police, which we had asked for 4 days. and that's, you know, that's a whole other story. i'm trying to get informat

that was it. stephen mccall, they're the director of the texas department of public safety. i want to go now to our correspondence, stephan simons. he's been covering the story for the entire week in texas. he's still in texas, which define, i want to get your reaction to what we discovered today at me. we are talking about a major, major error in judgement and a breakdown in communication with the police. i can tell you that there is a lot of people out there who, who don't have the kindest words for what they listen to and what they learned today from the police and, and of course to her. we can't repeat them. but i can tell you that there is an outrage on the side of the public in you've all day. and just imagine the families, they hurt. they heard this whole the 1st time too. so you lost your child and 3 days in, after all this happened, you're still grief stricken and you want the world to handle. the world has ended for you. you get a press conference from the police, which we had asked for 4 days. and that's, you know, that's a whole other story. i'm trying to get inf

texas republican congressman michael mccall says it's critical. congress act now. >> to ensure ukraine has the tools to fight back as russia tries to advance the next 2 to 3 weeks. are you going to be very pivotal and very decisive in this war? and i don't think we have a lot of time to waste, but it's unclear just how quickly congress can move to pass president biden's 33 billion dollar request. congressman mccaul putting all the thought that house lawmakers will not be in session this week. for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >> coming up, people marching down market street today for may day demanding better pay and working conditions for all morning here. the changes they want to see. >> and that's not the only issue bringing people out on the bay area streets today, the bay area streets today, the local push to try ♪ dry eye symptoms keep driving you crazy? inflammation in your eye might be to blame. let's kick ken's ache and burn into gear! over-the-counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide tempo

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texas republican congressman michael mccall says it's critical. congress act now. >> to ensure ukraine has the tools to fight back as russia tries to advance the next 2 to 3 weeks. are you going to be very pivotal and very decisive in this war. and i don't think we have a lot of time to waste, but it's unclear just how quickly congress can move to pass president biden's 33 billion dollar request. congressman mccaul putting all the thought that house lawmakers will not be in session this week for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. well, in the 3 months of war, russia has become the target of unprecedented attacks by hacktivists. >> and criminals, according to the washington post, cyber hacks of ponder russia's financial data leaked government emails on to the web and discredited propaganda. one group calling itself network battalion. 65 says it doesn't work for government. they say they're doing it because it's quote the right thing to do. experts say the hacks of expose the myth of russian cyber superiority, but they're also warning co

as i said, and besides, that's exactly what's the opinion as of president bryan and also president mccall, and that's ne, don't, doesn't want to get involved in this war directly, that is the position everybody shares and i really want to stress that because sometimes i have the impression people think that it's germany hall and prevents things from happening. that's not the case. we'll work together. and obviously it has to be explained a little bit better and in the public that may be and yet i think we, i'm good agreement with our allies and that should stay that way for everything we're doing in the future. and if you can insist on reparations and accountability, you will support those demands. will you? one can only support things and knows how they are. exactly. you cannot say that was important that that we have an obligation to seek that the train gets restored and i mean that this massive destruction and at the u. n. can come back to a normal life. that's our interest. and that obligation i would say rob statements good to have you on conflict. so thank you very much indeed. than

ramadi has visited germany on denmark, and as i landed in france for talks with president manuel mccall, it's his 1st trip to the west. since the start of the conflict in ukraine coming against a backdrop of diplomatic infighting and pressure, building pressure on new delhi to join the sanctions regime against russia. with more and all up, sir sher correspondent, artie to sing brad minister nor enter moby during his tour in europe. in his meeting with his danish counterpart, met frederickson, discussed india's relationship with european union. and also discussed in due pacific dies, as well as situation in ukraine, even as we discussions revolt around economic agenda, particularly india and use free trade agreement which is expected to be finalized. i'd be earliest, but at the same time, is danish counterpart attempted to pressurized sir modi to take a stand on russia. denmark and the entire european union strongly condemned russia's unlawful and unprovoked invasion of ukraine. my message is very clear, poochie has got to stop this bull and to end the killings. i of course, hope you had

but he mccall had a very special bond with the previous chancellor angler merkel. is that likely to continue with this new german chancellor, olaf shows. how would you describe this relationship? well, what be hurt from all of shaw's who's considered to be a pretty grey person and not very emotional. was right from the beginning to highlight that his friend and 1st name base in monterey who is coming as the 1st visit to germany. so symbolically speaking, they both tried to show how close the relationship has always been and will continue to be. and everything in this press conference gives a strong impression of this is all about some bollocks, right? but when it comes to the war in ukraine, are they on the same page, there is been criticism, of course, of germany foreign policy that been some reluctance from the germans to impose more sanctions on russia. are they on the same page when it comes to how to deal with this current crisis? well, we have to distinguish between are they on the same page? has the west has to be united and actual 900 and agrees on packages

western sanctions imposed on russia and the you are currently thinking of new sanctions. president mccall also said that the west, sorry, president putin said that the west could stop what he called war crimes and atrocities, but ukrainian forces if they halted the supply of weapons to ukrainian military along the lines of what we've just seen. bar is johnson an out, so that really doesn't look like it's going to happen. but it just shows the annoyance of president booted the continued insistence and thrust by western leaders to try to equip ukraine's armed forces as much as they can to try to affect the outcome. of course, president, michael will say that he he wants to negotiated solution. he did so again, on tuesday, but this comes, is of the ongoing efforts to bolster ukraine's military efforts. so he's saying the term, but he wants to see a peaceful and negotiated outcome. president putin says that russia is also still open to dialogue with you, craig, but he's accused the key of government of not really taking that process seriously, which doesn't really bode well for any kind of sc

front face ten or even five years ago, this is a powerful lobby of woman figures including davina mccallthat the earlier that women seek treatment for things that they have for many years suffered in silence, like the brain fog and hot flashes, mood things that have been not exactly invited to come asked certain social pressure just to keep calm and carry on, and people are just bringing this out into the open so i think it is a really good thing that you have so many female public figures talking about it and it is being taken seriously and made it to the front pages of the telegraph. tony and caroline, another edition coming up at 11:30pm. we have run out of time. that flew by. we will see you shortly. thank you for now and thank you forjoining us for our look at the front pages. we will have more coming up shortly, cheerio. solar power is the earth's most abundant energy source.

i spoke with mccall, i cassini off. he was prime minister of russia under put it between 2002004, a former ally. he became a leading political opponent and lives in exile. so i started by asking him about his position on the war in ukraine. it's absolutely clear. so the fusions my original was absolutely clear from, from the beginning, just in the region, go to georgia. and i'm a, i was one of the organizers all those approaches marchers in moscow against, against more integrated. and of course, today's war is absolutely brutal. undertaken by mr. women to keep just every normal russian, just in different beliefs. we absolutely can them this criminal look. you don't miss you. let's do that. let's see if we can back pick your brain as it was given your knowledge of the man. let's, let's turn to he's, he's right public appearance. they may, 9th victory type, right. there was no declaration of war and no national mobilization as had been expected. why do you think those announcements were made? i didn't expect that would be

what the french president of minor mccall had suggested when he was talking about a community of political community of values that could exist on the road to membership, creating something like a fast track that so. so a lot to talk about when those he does actually sit down. that was deed abuse, chief political editor, nicola kitchener speaking a dw investigation has revealed how collaboration between scientists in europe and china might be having some unintended consequences. together with partners from 6 other countries, d. w has been working on the china science investigation. for months, the team has been probing how european researchers have cooperated with china's national university of defense technology. now they've revealed some startling findings. they come to hulu to through about the tools. this is a promotional video for one of china's top universities. to me is my, who should enter the journey of strengthening the military and below that some pets of building a wild class. landing the videos for the national university of defense technology will n u d t. a place that's deep

on the question of energy in particular, oil and gas, and i think there too, we may see a man well mccall, looking for a gentle of chintz. he to nudge germany towards that full embargo or tightening the embargo and tightening. the refusal of, of russian energy sources, which will be so important to reducing the state coffers of the kremlin and reducing their ability ultimately to prosecute the war. and of course mr. shorts is party the s p d of course in a very, very delicate position because they've had to do a lot of kind of so searching in terms of their relationship with russia and russian leadership. and we're still seeing that being played out. well, i think we are, i think we are, there are risks in, in that party. and of course we often talk to the past about a sort of pacifist shriek in german society and among german politicians generally . and perhaps we've often thought that that was mainly located in the green party. but what we seen in under this new government, the last few months, the greens are finding it much easier to say. no, we have a clear line. want to do is stop vl

texas republican congressman michael mccall says it's critical. congress act now. >> to ensure ukraine has the tools to fight back as russia tries to advance the next 2 to 3 weeks. are you going to be very pivotal and very decisive in this war? and i don't think werhave a lot of time to waste, but it's unclear just how quickly congress can move to pass president biden's 33 billion dollar request. congressman mccaul putting all the thought that house lawmakers will not be in session this week. for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >> in the 3 months of war, russia has become the target of unprecedented attacks by hacktivists in criminals. >> according to the washington post, a cyber hacks of plundered russia's financial data, a leaked government emails on to the web and discredited propaganda. one group calling itself network with tally. and 65 says it doesn't work for any government. they're doing it because it's quote the right thing to do. experts say the hacks have exposed the myth of russian cyber security already, but they're als

clive, mccall's has — how did it come to this? clive, mccoll's has more _ how did it come to this?our months its been in talks to try to secure a rescue deal with its lenders. this is a business that has been hit by a combination of falling sales and tan be a much debt. convenience stores have been thriving especially during the pandemic, but mccoll�*s has struggled for a while. covid exacerbating supply chain issues. for instance, it's been struggling to get stock. in a statement tonight, mccoll�*s said without any extra funding in the short term it was increasingly likely the company would be placed in administration. they could start this process as early as tomorrow, i'm told, but talks are... sound problems. one part of the business that has been performing well as its its partnership with morrisons, it has 200 morrisons daily convenience stores. morrisons is thought to want to protect as manyjobs and pensions as possible so could it or someone else to do a deal? {lilia as possible so could it or someone else to do a deal?— else to do a deal? 0k, we'll end it there, else to do

the convenience store mccall's is putting 16,000 jobs at risk.iness correspondent emma simpson reports. from its first shop in glasgow in 1901 to a network of more than a thousand stores. mccoll�*s is a familiar name in our high streets. shopping locally has never been more popular than during the pandemic, but mccoll�*s has found the going tough. here in stevenage, shoppers say it's handy but don't buy very much. ijust get my newspapers here and ijust like them because they're available, you know, they're always regular. we're just heading in now to get a birthday card and a drink, a quick grab and go. yes. good service. not always got what you want. even before covid, convenience stores have been a bright spot here on the high street. but mccoll�*s has been too slow to adapt and providing more of a one—stop shop. it's also had long running supply chain problems struggling to get stock, a business with too much debt, finding it harder and harder to make money. morrison's, already in a partnership with mccoll�*s, put in an offer for the chain ove

within the calculus of the faith and credit, find a point where we are in what james bullard mccall aew regime -- james bullard would call a new regime. what is our new regime? priya: we have had a bunch of regimes. i think the first part of the right move was led by the front-end, by inflation. then we have the front-end starting to get engaged because of quantitative tightening. what i am arguing is we are in a third regime because now the rates market is starting to price in gross concerns, which is why the yield curve has steepened, interest rates have fallen, led by that front-end. as people are seeing the tightening and financial conditions, and we have started to see some signs of sensitive sectors slowing, the fed may be overdoing it and therefore they may not be able to hike much above neutral. that is why i think process that correlations have come back and they are here to stay. i think growth concerns are front and center. the markets move beyond the next few meetings of the fed, where we know they're going to go 50 basis points the next two meetings, but what after that?

abbott screaming about undocumented immigrants, he's got ron desantis picking fights with disney -- 's mccall are gonna be able to make this about the economy? >> well, i think that's what he has to try to do. but as i listen to all this, how far afield we are from what the republican party in texas was 20 years ago, when george w. bush was governor. george w. bush could not get elected governor of texas as a republican today. he was pro-immigrant, he didn't want to argue about a bunch of the social issues at the time here in texas. he wanted to talk about and focus on the economy and education. george w. bush, just in two decades, we've moved from george w. bush to greg abbott, vastly different political parties today, and that's where we are. greg abbott knows that if you want to run for president, which odds are that he does, he's trying to make cultural issues -- he thinks he has this election, one he's moving on to the next election when she wants to one in, because it's president of the united states. >> victoria defrancesco in matthew dowd, thanks for spending some time with us. coming

texas republican congressman michael mccall says it's critical. congress act now. >> to ensure ukraine has the tools to fight back as russia tries to advance the next 2 to 3 weeks. are you going to be very pivotal and very decisive in this war? and i don't think we have a lot of time to waste in washington. raquel martin >> well, it's still unclear how quickly aid can be allocated. house lawmakers are not in session next week. meanwhile, since the war began in february, russia has become the target of unprecedented attacks by hacktivists and criminals. according to the washington post, cyber hacks have plundered russia's financial data leaked government emails on to the web and discredited propaganda. one group calling itself network battalion. 65 says it doesn't work for any government. they're doing this because it's quote the right thing to do. experts say the hacks have exposed the myth of russian cyber superiority, but they're also warning countries to prepare for russia to retaliate. here at home. 5th graders in daly city. they're showing th

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texas republican congressman michael mccall says it's critical.gress act now. >> to ensure ukraine has the tools to fight back as russia tries to advance the next 2 to 3 weeks. are you going to be very pivotal and very decisive in this war. and i don't think we have a lot of time to waste, but it's unclear just how quickly congress can move to pass president biden's 33 billion dollar request. congressman mccaul putting all the thought that house lawmakers will not be in session this week. for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >> well, here in the bay area, 5th graders in daly city showing their solidarity with ukraine after a class discussion at uniper sarah elementary, the and the discovery that one of the students has friends and family there in ukraine. so the class decided to cover their window with blue and yellow. sticky notes representing the ukraine flag. the students also put up a message saying stay strong, ukraine. we wish you peace. the students said that their exercise made them feel good about spreading a positive messag

. >> it's being welcome by china hawks, including republican mike mccall, ranking member on the foreign affairs committee who joined us a short time ago. he said personally he approves that message and he thinks it sends china a much needed message. kaitlan collins live in tokyo, thank you. >>> for more now on president biden's comments on taiwan, let's bring in cnn anchor and chief national security correspondent, jim sciutto. i wonder what you think just about what was happening there, if this was just the president's propensity for trying to answer a question very directly or what? >> well, listen, the administration, his spokes people are trying to hide behind the taiwan relations act, which set -- it's governed u.s. policy with taiwan since 1979, saying that the u.s. will give taiwan the means to defend itself. not that the u.s. will enter militarily, sending aircraft to the strait of taiwan, but give it weapons to maintain itself to maintain the status quo, which is an independent, though not officially declared taiwan and china but under a one china policy. his answer to the ques

texas republican congressman michael mccall says it's critical. congress act now. >> to ensure ukraine has the tools to fight back as russia tries to advance the next 2 to 3 weeks. are you going to be very pivotal and very decisive in this war. and i don't think we have a lot of time to waste, but it's unclear just how quickly congress can move to pass president biden's 33 billion dollar request. congressman mccaul putting all the time that house lawmakers will not be in session this week. for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. 5.21. and political pressure is mounting on the biden administration to address immigration concerns. yeah. ongoing fight now over the end of a policy known as title. 42 is dominating that conversation. >> we have washington correspondent hannah brandt standing by live in d c with the latest. good morning, anna. >> daria james, good morning title. 42 is a public health policy that's been blocking migrants from coming across our southern border with mexico and the controversy is that later this month it's set to

texas republican congressman michael mccall says it's critical. congress act now. >> to ensure ukraine has the tools to fight back as russia tries to advance the next 2 to 3 weeks. are you going to be very pivotal and very decisive in this war? and i don't think we have a lot of time to waste, but it's unclear just how quickly congress can move to pass president biden's 33 billion dollar request. congressman mccaul putting all the fun that house lawmakers will not be in session this week. for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >> meanwhile, some rare good news out of ukraine tonight, video released by the russian defense ministry shows 100 people being handed over to the united nations and the red cross from a steel mill in mariupol about 1000 civilians and 2000 ukrainian fighters have been holed up in the factory under weeks of continual bombardments in dire need of food and water. ukrainian commanders say there are still people wounded inside of the plant that need help. un negotiators are right now working to secure a truce, allowin

texas republican congressman michael mccall says it's critical.t now. >> to ensure ukraine has the tools to fight back as russia tries to advance the next 2 to 3 weeks. are you going to be very pivotal and very decisive in this war. and i don't think we have a lot of time to waste, but it's unclear just how quickly congress can move to pass president biden's 33 billion dollar request. congressman mccaul putting all the fun that house lawmakers will not be in session this week. for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. 7.25. right now in country music singer naomi judd has died. yeah, being remembered this her daughters, wynonna and ashley. >> announced her death saying that they lost their mother to quote the disease of mental illness. naomi nationally the mother, daughter duo, the judges and they were inducted into the country music hall of fame last night. rudabeh shahbazi has more. >> a somber tune being some to at the news of the passing of one half of the iconic country duo, the you think it's it's the daughters of naomi judge winona

jealous sharina o'clock was killed in that same area jeanine at last week. french president manuel mccall is pushing for a rapid investigation into her death. she was shot dead in the head by israeli forces while on assignments. she rain was with al jazeera for 25 years, covering the story of these rally occupation. she was known as the voice of palestine. and one of those palestinians who was carrying sharina coffin has been arrested by israeli forces. amro abu cadet was attacked by israeli police and occupied east jerusalem last week. his account of what happened was widely shared on social media. his lawyer says, all the questions during his interrogation were related to the funeral will be held until at least sunday. democratic congresswoman were shaded to lay has condemned sharon's killing. she told al jazeera, the us must be firmer with israel and push it to uphold human rights. overwhelmingly you hear people saying that we must use leverage of the money and the funding from the united states to promote human rights to push back against apartheid government to push back against the

chamber of commerce, suzanne clark, mark wineburger, michael mccall and pamela leadman on real estate. ahead of the announcements this morning, markets on the move. >>> the 10 year treasury pulling back after a big move yesterday, hitting the highest since november 2018, above 3%. meanwhile, investors expecting a first quarter earnings report this morning before the markets open from pfizer and after the closing bell from starbucks and lyft, ahead of the uber report tomorrow. let's check stocks right now and the markets headed into day one of the fed meeting. and we see the dow industrials exactly where it closed yesterday with the nasdaq and s&p 500 fractionally moving. investors waiting cautiously for any news out of the fed after stocks closed slightly higher yesterday. at the closing bell yesterday the dow industrials were up 84, nasdaq up 201 and s&p 500 higher by 23 at 4:00 on wall street. european markets this morning look like this. the ft 100 lower by 33, the cac up 52, dax higher by 78. overnight in asia the nikkei average as well as hang seng and kospi down fractionally, it

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a lot of discussion around ukraine in general on the sunday shows, including congressman mike mccall from the foreign relations committee. he was on abc's this week. this is a bit of what he had to say. >> the -- initially, it would be over in four days. they would have a puppet government. vladimir putin went for everything and he miscalculated. we saw the ukrainians when. -- win. now the narrative is they could actually win this war. that should be the goal. i was pleased to hear secretary austin and blinken echo that thought, that they could win. they should go on the offensive with this artillery we are giving them, the howitzers and these lethal drones. push them out. we are trying to bomb odessa. this is an attempt to seal off the black sea, all the weight from the donbass into odessa and choke ukraine. we have to stop that. the u.k. has done a great job with antiship weapons in odessa. they downed a russian warship. that's really phenomenal. it's been very inspirational. i think the fighting spirit of ukrainians is far superior to the morale of the russian soldiers right now.

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