and i thank you, michelle love, we're going to come back to you then in a little bit. us go right to key of our correspond funny for char, standing by for us. funny. bring us 1st of all, up to date on what you've been seeing and hearing there, what's happening in the ukrainian capital just before i've been hearing, once again, sirens blaring the food that quite often today. in fact, for the very 1st time, shortly after the 1st explosion here, here around 4 am or shortly after letting me put in declared, quote, a military operation against ukraine. now that military operation actually turns into a full scale invasion of several rocketed various cities and invasion by land, by air, by sea. that is what is happening right in ukraine and people here and keep the ones who are staying out, hoping that maybe what we had experienced this morning, the explosions to sharing that maybe this is it. but if you ask me to be so many things happening over the course of the past day, that nobody thought is likely and turned out to be real politic. for example, the recognition of the 2 self proclaimed

according to her, michel left her for wendy. she loved michel escoto. she was very much in love with him. >> yolanda a single mother. was she also a woman scorned? he left her six months earlier and to add insult to injury, asked her to watch his dog while he was on his honeymoon with wendy. >> to go to the extent of taking care of somebody's dog during their honeymoon, it's just as a woman very strange to me. >> does yolanda become a suspect? a woman who feels she was cashiered, fired because of this younger woman and nobody gets away with that and i'm going to kill you? >> there's a lot to yolanda. there's a lot to yolanda. >> a lot of bad if you ask ramon santa cruz. >> i didn't like her from the beginning because she was very evasive. the apartment was always dirty. she was never a good person to begin with. >> detectives met with yolanda cerrillo, who freely admitted that she'd been devastated when michel dumped her. but she had no idea who beat his wife to death. >> she said she didn't know anything about it. >> but the detectives noted something e

michelle, we love you. we will hear a lot more from her. >> tucker: that was sunday. ter nearly 30 years cover in sports, michelle has decided to step away from nbc sports. she said she made the decision fully on her own, she was not forced out pure cheese doing it because she wants to be in a role where she can speak openly. if nothing, we are in favor of more than that. we are honored to have her join us tonight to explain. first of all, congratulations on this new chapter. what an interesting decision that you made. why did you make it? >> it's been on my mind for quite a while, talker. thank you for helping me. now, and bc did not encourage this beer they did not force this. this has been on my mind. i have been waking up every day with a palpable pull at my gut that my middle ground, moderate -- i want to share with the rest of the world. so rather than banging it out on twitter or instagram every day, i thought, i've got to do something. i have benefited greatly from the american dream and i feel like for the sake of my kids and because i so love this country, i'

michelle is in love through to meet you though bozo cradle the torture i underwent was perverse and cruel. is lashona to each now? i received electric shock, holcomb still more they broke my th noon but my little boy cut into my hands they starved me with them and gave me no water though. well, if be the one that ever had those booklets, i'd like to visit the graves of my mother and brother out to and of all the people that i lost in the war is though in the, in. but there's no way you re can return while the separate to still control the area. it will be too dangerous for it. i definitely know also long to feel completely at home again, while still being able to live without fear. they now see the future here in the full region of chernobyl. a young woman summed up, but i can't go back to holier khaki when i couldn't bring myself to talk to the people who robbed me, but who betrayed our homeland and our ancestors young. i don't hold a grudge against them on the, but i don't want to see them again. lot in the kitchen you watched. ah, ah, ah, we have something to celebrate. the 77 percent

michelle, we love you. you have been so much fun and we'll hear a lot more from her . you know what the future holds now. >> so that was sunday. this is wednesday. after nearly 30 years covering sports , michelle tafoya has decided to step away from nbc sports . she said she made a decision wholly on her own. she was not forced out and she's doing it because she wants to be in a role where she can speak openly and it's nothing we're in favor of. more than that , we're honored to have michelle tafoya join tonight to explain. michelle, first of all, congratulations on this new chapter one , an interesting decision that you made. why did you make it's been on my mind for quite while, tucker . thank you for having me. and you know, nbc did not encourage this . they did not force this . this has been on my mind. i've been waking up every day with a palpable pull at my gut that my side, my view, my my middle ground kind of moderate viewpoint is not being represented to the rest of the world. i didn't feel and so rather than, you know, just banging it out on twitter or instag

them with i get them done with us or a to point i'm doing with more and all along with was love them now. michelle macklin, i'm done on this. i'm going to walk a better was good. now the my heart will be assigned to developing a lean sean williams on the 2nd shelf was it was open. also the after 90 was a some on the one common was was use i now that you much and then we'll probably not for russia buffalo to let me go back here this week. she's thomas is keith, i'm on the quote on my you got to not be part of the community. if not i would do some if i was in just 71 percent. no, you shouldn't. it comes up on the surface. you're sure. machinery that about the mormon group isn't company game share wish or some one of the list have been my account. nothing quoted. not maybe i'd fishing for you with a 1000000 annual in ah, this person that i looked at the magazine. none. there was just that girl of jonah, largest joyous good mustang by that's our name for this to, for that good. that my position. letter to letter miller than the chef on the 5th edition. we were fit. my mom did that, a little book and w

you can use michelle scheduled with the venue. would love to chat with you some of the on the chat solution only give a flood pretty chat. i see which i'm going to check the ah, marsh wanted to just either south koreans vote in a presidential election, but us scandals and controversies overshadowing policies. people in power of just ears investigate that document. the program looks at the use and abuse of power. nay, to conduct the biggest military arctic exercise since the cold war with 35000 troops from 20 countries. i'm then explore the lessons learned from the global h i v epidemic. how does that help quite overnight and to some nation seek to and corona virus restrictions. we bring you the latest updates and development around the globe. march on a jazz ita live. busy stories of life. oh and inspiration. a series of shoot documentaries from around the wound that celebrate the human spirit against the odds for. busy algae 0 select hunted on counting the cost argentina turns to the only method arrestee. but does the from really also a tal

amazon mckee had looked out well and certainly love the michelle. yeah. are already with a julio cantino. ari paid that it does the call on the pick up. he should get a barrel in on bass. dan o'connell in the daughter came after that i can now beat him a sort of us and an i is minimally yanine . so mom had to live with him in montane k f m e r that a fia edit, that the government, the rosalyn lieutenant mount any k because the honey either. but if he yeah, i can only imagine freddy ment, particularly boy, back there that the to, to the union leader reported regina to the security services just days before his disappearance on the egyptian authorities continued to deny any responsibility for his death. so the raj, any case it came at a particularly sensitive moment for relations between egypt and italy. because at that very moment the italian energy company any, was in the process of developing the largest gas field in the eastern mediterranean colds or her in conjunction with egypt. last corvette that he's on his own game changer. very me language eat wit

well, i love it, lucy, record. michelle. in the prisoner, he hasn't received any treatment. and in the hospital they only remove the bullets from his stomach and then off and get them to are still stuck on his spine edge in danville helmet. got onto more and his pelvis. those weren't removed either. and i haven't had the last 3 in the leg by a nerve. all. so there are i war i the law. he was only patched up in the hospital . there they are, about the internal suture still hasn't been treated. my gosh, having the hands show up on the so now his abdominal wall is falling apart and had them. you can see it when he takes his belt off and then have he can't stand up without help. the girl that she oh yeah. he relies on others to help them. he cannot sleep on her stomach or his back and he's unable to move his left arm. but this is all god's will. my, it's god's well ah helen and we're trying to hurry. often it has nothing to do with the time of day. the prison guards treat us as they please have on one bank yet. sometimes they end visiting hours at noon on fall off without. come

back >> michelle norad's mother jean was still dealing with the loss of -- the top that grief, was a long-standing story. jared stop talking to her mom ten years before. >> i missed her, i lovedow what was going on, because we did not have a fight. we did not have that fight. >> jeannie didn't know exactly what had gone on in michele and lloyd's marriage, but she knew she'd never liked him. >> okay, she can do better than this. why is she -- what does she see in him? >> looking back, what makes you say that, jeannie? >> he was arrogant from the beginning. he was always arrogant. he was full of himself. >> michele's sister agreed. >> he wanted to be like oh, i'm going to put you in your place. >> did you talk to her about how things were? with her and lloyd. >> no. >> or do you just seal that away? >> i knew -- >> is that a no-go topic? >> that's a no-go topic. >> michele's family says lloyd's my way or the highway attitude extended to the way he disciplined the children. the doting ballet dad wanted his girls to be a little too on point. >> he kind of raised his kids with a military bearing? >> yes. i mean, they had to -- he would snap his fingers and they'd line up and they

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michel, pretty flat. they can get some 5. it is my my my, my stomach ah . must a maintenance love. amelia calling to see foss, this condo, the whole scene, bropa can think of in the area but, but a community ah, it's best fit for me in. ready less bit, i'm just, charlotte again. i think you know, they learn it in in, in that game less can that out. i think it really the me, i don't know part of it was a well and i've been able to get somebody the conference in and it will be able to find a head under my little rally. okay. and i'm getting your, ah, yes, and on the bills that got me to someone sending went in to the n, fiscal will come with mexico. the attorney general said, while i'm there and why we're likely the masterminds behind the events under their orders. local police or cheese have detaining the students beforehand, think them to the good drug game. their disappearance has triggered a way of demonstration. when we sent the man to look at it a little, not enough in the moment for spending on the company in what's meant they have to be with me. one of the other. hello. not

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>> michelle was a vibe brandt, magnet quick, incredibly popular union city woman, the mother of three beautiful beautiful girls, aged 10, and 7. she was loved and raced in a loving bay area family and he were disappearance and horrible brutal murder has scared all of them for life. >> can you give us details on the crime? we saw the picture of jack bokin who has been identified. how did she meet up with him and tell us about the scene? >> you know, on a bigger scale, this is similar to a 1,000-piece jigsaw pusle. you know,over time, you try to put a puzzle together and in the end there's a good chance you're going to be left with peels us don't know and that comes to play here where in the end we don't know exactly how they came in contact. we just know that unfortunately michelle came across this character. >> but the body, what you were able to tell, the way she fought. there was d.n.a. evidence to talk to us about what kind of d.n.a. evidence was left, how you came to discover it and then how you ultimately used it to link her to the killer. >> sure, by the courage of michelle, she gave us clues to help solve her murder and tell her stor

michelle angelo would walk over here and pick the marble for his sculptures area in march more the pita, the slaves of outdoor love, the dog he chiseled many of his works from the local marble or dora gap regime, increased thugs, or franco martini, is an expert and he owns the famous michelangelo quarry about 1000 meters up on this morning. his machines are cutting a new marble block straight from the cliff face 1st in more than one. he is the mountain griffith and we caught the block out of it. why she found we start at the bottom and drill around besides nice and straight. a partial partial. i got fema is she got written, we used the diamond wire. saw to finish the cart. good. perfect. i'm in that this is the wire. we use a fresh water, cools it down, and the diamond cuts it jamante it used to take 20 days to remove a block. but now it's just 10 hours at most. and sometimes even less. sometimes treasurer is found a vein of a pure marble due to its translucence statue, arial, or star tears marble fetches. a high price kristen ivy, that this is the stat worry of vein, and that's ordinary marble. your. she miss you

michelle. henry at o. countless others like them. ah ah mash kaiser, this is the guys are a poor boy. i love the smell of burning central banks in the morning. stacy. all right, you are referring to this.

michelle. henry at all countless others like them with good i am ash kaiser. this is the guys report boy, do i love the smell of burning central banks in the morning station? right. you are referring to this headline, which is a great metaphor for the entire economy as it burns down money printing factory and france is on fire, says russian market, a bank of france factory is on fire in the city of show me a $24.00 people have reportedly been injured, it's not clear whether any cache has gone up in flames had hip r t that com sky is the limit between fix s and dade, but claim that you don't have the problem of your money printer going up in flames . but you know, this is a great metaphor for what's happening in the money world around the world. it's all going up in flames. either actually in reality or figuratively as big coin becomes a global standard. so goodbye fee of money. hello bitcoin. of course we and kaiser reports covered, alex schafer, burning banks, the famous artist to burn the bank back. oh, it was 20092018 was a metaphor for what they were doing to the global economy. that's what ale

love, it will end happily ever after. i got less than a minute though, michelle. normalization, francis mentioned it.ersk, giant shipping company, mentioned it yesterday, second half will return to normalization, do you see that as well? >> i'm not quite as nervous about the second half growth story. we still have growth running close to 3% in the second half of the year. so coming off of some of the numbers we've seen but still above trend. i actually think inflation will come down. i still think we'll end the year with inflation perhaps 3 1/2 to 4%. so i agree the fed maybe won't end up doing as much as the market is pricing in today. they will front-load it, slow down maybe the second half of the year but i think we're probably in for five rate hikes. charles: ladies, i thank you. i was blessed to have two of the most brilliant women out there. economists. forget about gender. thank you very much. appreciate it. i want to bring in from tend macro, cio don luskin. don i want to start with the gulf, giant gulf between rate inflation, we got the chart on the seen, rate inflation and fed funds effecti

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lovely. and if you are not in one of those places, it is going to be quite a few months yet. rishaad: give us a sense here, also come michellehat is next step in getting protected? michelle: the most important thing right now in most places in the world is getting access to these antiviral medicines that have been developed from merck and particularly from pfizer. these drugs are very potent, they can help reduce the risk of severe disease and death. and they only need to be taken by people who have gotten infected. so, it is a much more targeted approach. of course, the concern is that another variant is going to emerge. a virus is a virus. i was just talking to one of my colleagues who said that thing you do not want to race is a virus. all it does is mutate to get around any kind of immunity that has been built up to it. that is all that this is doing. so we do know it is very likely that additional variants are going to come and what those look like is going to be critical for the entire world. haslinda: india adding 34,113 cases in a day. covid deaths rising by 346 in a day to 5911. you talked about this summer could be

i love this moment, as lucas -- i think it was lucas -- or no, you said, michelle, this was one of thehigh points in their relationship. one of the issues that was really contentious at the first meeting for douglass was the issue of soldier pay, and then also this confederate policy that the confederates said they would enslave or murder any black prisoners caught in arms against the confederacy. edna, can you talk about lincoln's attitude towards the use of black soldiers, how that changes over time, and then also the hurdles and the inequalities that they had to face. >> sure. at the very beginning of the war, african americans volunteered their services. they really wanted to get into the fight, because they believed that if they fought for the union, for the nation, as they saw it, then no one could deny them the rights of full citizen ship. and it also proved that they were men, that they were not property, that they were not inferior, but they were equal to all americans. but lincoln and congress were not ready to have black men serve. and the reason why they didn't was because

love on that. that's a famously man that really let the dog nevaeh a lead the each and we see the most of them in the news. michelle, i, we, person, if, when i need some are going is 13, this is a bit of you miss walker. this is gonna be the best way to use. yes. yes ma'am. i mean, is there a shiny black hole up a vehicle? a pay it down or you're shipping with a bit older figure skating, paddy and my morning program, you know, i only discovered boys in my late teenage years or was it because i got all the love i needed from the man in my family. i was the only go jericho, my eldest cousin jacob was involved in running the main disco barzon saddle. every time i would enter the bar of the boy, he would have to pass the checkpoint jacob without ever having to turn around. i knew the jacob looking after me. ah, when i found out the during the was it became night. i was like, the me. ah, because shooting on our beloved sat ivan. i couldn't paint a picture like that in my head. ah, i hope i would never see him again. ah, and then one day, i was in belgrade doing some research for my study. i was walking down the street.

love-gov andrew cuomo he crashed and burned. >> there is a difference between alleged improper conduct and concluding sexual harassment. >> laura: it is hard to see any scenario under which michelle obama would agree to this nonsense. she is intelligent enough to realize a lot of her popularity stems from the fact that her husband was beloved and usually she tends to stay above politics. no one would blame her for blue states disasters with the crime, schools and rising prices. her husband kept the far left at bay. middle-class americans didn't like radicalism when he was president and he knew it. and that's the "angle." joining me now is ari fleischer. this latest michelle effort brings up the fact that kamala harris is not considered white house material by most democrats in the know. we didn't talk about her because it's so obvious. they are trying to put her on the court so she is not in line to run for president. what does that say about the party? >> joe biden is not white house material. it's a stinging and well written editorial. i think michelle obama has no interest in running. it's fill in the blank to replace biden. this will hit the boiling point the day after the no

michelle julie has more on the mechanical issues reported just before the crash. >> reporter: 5-year-old twins drew and ayla carried toy carts and a helicopter to the memorial at huntington beach headquarters. >> he loves playing police officer, police helicopters and they always noticed the helicopters flying around when something is going on. so, we all appreciate what they do to keep us safe. >> reporter: and since saturday nights police chopper crash, members of the public have been showing their respect for the 14 year veteran who died. dozens of flower bouquets cover the hood of a patrol car. people have left condolence cards for nick abella's wife and daughter. officers from glendale police, huntington beach lifeguards and hawthorne and anaheim officers placed their patches at the memorial to honor their fallen comrade. >> reporter: witnesses to the crash on the balboa peninsula in newport beach say the mcdonnell douglas md 500 m did not sound right before it crashed into the bay. the pilot, who was also a police officer, survived. >> that's what it sounded like, like a loud vibration, almost. >> reporter: investigators essay an emergency call went out for the crew about some kind of mechanical

pirate's increase, but it's really ineqthe quality of the products, the love consumers have for the skinny pop brand as well >> michelek, thank you for joining us >> thank you so much >> ceo of hershey. my house, we do pack the kids with pirate's booty for lunch. that's a thing i guess other people do too. >> the skinny pop, reese's, good stuff there. >> we have 40 minutes, just under 40 minutes left of the session, and we're off the session lows only just, though we're still sharply in the red across the board the nasdaq comp down 2.8%. up next, congress vets the fed president biden's nominees getting their turn in the hot seat today appearing before the senate banking committee. we'll bring you the highlights >> as we head to break, check out some of today's top searched tickers. not surprising, meta is drawing the most interest by far >> takes a lot to displace the ten-year yield >> amazing, the ten-year is still second when amazon is down sharply, paypaanl d alphabet have had the recent days they had. we'll be right back. this is the planning effect. ♪♪ giorgio, look! the peanut butter box is here. ralph, that's t

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i mean, i grew up from eartha kitt to michelle pfeiffer and "the dark knight" was one of my favorite films. i've lovedone day you'll end up playing batman, but i definitely -- i was looking for a picture -- i remember having a little bat suit when i was a kid and i was looking for a picture so i could kind of show it with a cute little story on talk shows and stuff and then i found that there's about 50 different pictures over a period of about six years. so i feel like i was wearing a bt suit until it was way too small for me and very, very bobbly and dirty. >> but i tell you what, you two are fantastic in the movie. i've been saying it all week. had a chance to see it and i'm excited for everybody else to ge to get a chance to see it as well. thank you both for joining us from london, we appreciate you both. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >> you're welcome. "the batman" will be in theaters next friday, make sure you get a chance to check it out. >>> coming up, we have the exclusive first look at disney's out of this worl (swords clashing) -had enough? -no... arthritis. here. aspercre

michelle turner joins me now. what is your favorite part of the super bowl? >> can i say all of the above? >> sure. >> i grew up as a football fan, i love show, every single timeout, especially this year. i like it all. i like the pre-game. i love hearing the national anthem sung. all of that, the day in itself is a really great day. for everybody to gather together and have fun. let's do something. >> you are a super fan, they didn't mention my favorite part. which is the nachos. so the favorite game food is chicken wings, 33%. then pizza, then chips, then burgers and fries. i can't believe nachos came in fifth, they're so great, at only 8%. my opinion i'm going to turn that around tomorrow. so let's talk about the halftime show. so you just interviewed mary j. beige, right? >> last night, i am still bleary eyed. 11:00 at night we got together. she is fantastic. a couple days ago, we heard dr. dre say he got chills when he saw her set. she said the same thing last night. she said you will be obsessed by this halftime show. it's going to be iconic, epic. she says when she hears the crowd say, go mary. that's a part of her whole concert

loves this woman. >> well, and they do, but let me ask you about senator lindsey graham, of course, a member of the senate judiciary committee, and a strong supporter of j. michelletatement slamming president biden to choose jackson. he says, it means the radical left has won president biden over yet again. i mean, how do you interpret that because didn't he throw his vote behind her previously? >> well, look. that's a political talking point rather than a polished fact. you know, i think really lindsey graham did support and vote for her, and he voted to confirm her within the last few years, but really this is about the politics and the judicial process rather than what it was intended to be, which is really a sober look at the qualifications of a candidate, and whether they also had the integrity, the integrity to serve. those who factors are critical. she is the lovely one who represents that, and i think that's what she has projected into the world. >> i can tell you i'm smiling right alongside with you, maya wiley. we're expecting it frankly. thank you. >>> it is three days to go before an important day in texas that many people don't even know it's happeni

love and the constitution. the story of congressman jamie raskin and the nation suffering through unimaginable trauma. joining me now to discuss this is michellel committee and also an msnbc political analyst. and jeffrey gardere a boards psychologist and associate professor at the college of osteopathic medicine. it is great to have the three of you with us. michael, let me start with you. i want to play a bit from the film. in this clip congressman raskin recounts the devastation caused by the pandemic. including the attacks on his son tommy. who had been a student at harvard law school at the time. watch. >> covid-19 was a catastrophe for our country. the economic consequences of it were calamitous. we ended up losing hundreds of thousands of people. we have 82,000 of our fellow citizens who have died already and we have tens of millions who have been thrown out of work. we have seen massive shutdowns. harvard law school closed physically and tommy came back to live with us. he was on zoom doing his classes and it is a very strange and isolating time. >> tragically, tommy died by suicide at the end of 2020, only days before congressman rask

michele: this one is very difficult for me. i've covered so many dallas games, i can't even begin to count. i've watched those famous dallas cowboys cheerleaders, take the field numerous times. the fans lovesuit in dallas, and i happen to know the gentleman who has been accused. this is very difficult for me to get my head around. i have to start with that coming full disclosure. i often have wondered about the calendars, the parties that these cheerleaders are invited to come in the performances. they are, for lack of a better word, they are a little bit sexualized. i've wondered about that. i've wondered about how much of that is choice of these individual women, and how much of it is pressure. i hope we do get the answers to that. clearly, some women are starting to speak out now. i've never witnessed anything that i have found reason to be uncomfortable about. that is not to say that is not there. >> pete, an argument is that these young women are now being punished for that. michelle mentioned that perceived sexuality that now, the uniforms are being neutralized. they are taking away the calendar, they are shutting down entire cheerleading squads. the argument is that we are moving,

. >> bill: i love the line instead of just banging it out on twitter and instagram. >> there is good news and bad news, micheller in this job. 9 times out of 10 if you want don't want to talk about -- michelle is right. never a bigger gap between what people believe and willing to say in public. a lot of people are so frustrated. i don't think it's as risky as we think only because there is this real silent majority that is getting emboldened now and showing up to school board meetings that realizes that helpless feeling we had in the summer of 2020 is not inevitable. michelle is making a good move here although if i was her stick to that thing about twitter and instagram. >> dana: she is a covid mom, right? she is saying i'm willing to put my money where my mouth is and also interesting to me to see a woman rise to that level in her career and decide to make a change and reinvent herself and get involved in politics. impressive. >> that's genuine. it was cruel of your staff to bring up another person who worked at the super bowl. they do it over and over and they booked me. you didn't deserve this, hemmer. >>

michelle childs. lindsey graham even backs her. i wouldn't read too much into that. i wouldn't read too much into whether the president feels he needs republicans on board. he doesn't. i'm sure they would love, but the president is going to be picking a supreme court nominee whatever it takes. bipartisanship would be nice, but is not a must >> the new week had a stroke. there's a very thin majority there. >> math is math. the 50/50 split we've seen when it comes to president biden's economic agenda and his inability to pass the build back better, you anonymity is almost impossible to get on anything. to agree on a restaurant, not to mention a trillion dollar measurement. when it comes to the supreme court, i thought it was interesting that you saw clyburn a key ally of president biden saying that we need republican votes. i can do math too. i think you might see that happening here. lindsey graham has voted not just for judge childs in the past, but for supreme court nominees of the other party. he's long been of the position -- remember, mitch mcconnell voted for stepheyllho hard against a history-making nominee. >> yes, they do. of course they do. we saw a national review that it's not ab

loved animals has been declared and endangered species. a scientific committee recommended changing the colors conservation status to protect their populations. environmentalists are welcoming the measures to stop the potential wipe out. or michel soon reports a global symbol of australia's unique while life is now on the brink of extinction . loss of land, bush fires, shout and disease are being blamed for the decline and kuala populations, or would decades. the endangered listing means they will be better protected and details action that needs to be taken was true that we live or we like to live where co allah's live. but those developments require what are called offsets, which means that there needs to be a qual, habitat put back. so what this announcement is about is making sure that that's done in the best and strongest possible way, so that we do have long, continuous areas of habitat that are good for corollas. and that we also make sure that we've got the population strength in those areas. the kuala has been listed as a fung, notable species for a decade. but expect se devastating bush fires in 2019 led to at 30 percent reduction in its population inches 3 years. the listing today is really important to give the spec