mohammed: we only have about a minute left. want to ask you very quickly, are you hearing from fellow ukrainians any sense of hope that the negotiations that are going on right now might actually yield some kind of meaningful cease-fire or end to the conflict? peter: i don't think ukrainians now that i talk with are putting any of their hopes in the diplomatic process. they are putting their hopes in the resolve that the ukrainians have shown to fight for their country, and to fight against the enemy. this is as black-and-white as conflicts go, and the national mobilization we have seen and the rise of the national spirit is unlike anything ukraine has known since world war ii. mohammed: we have run out of time so we have to leave the conversation there. thank you so much to all of our guests. and thank you for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website, aljazeera.com, and for further discussion go to our facebook page. you can also join the conversation on twitter, @ ajinsidestory. for me and the

mohammed: russia says it will reduce activity around kyiv.ome demands include recognizing crimea as russian and the donbass region as independent. >> as the new round of peace talks continues, serious disagreements remain between the negotiating parties here. the ukrainian side is insisting on international security guarantees and an immediate cease-fire to resolve the urgent humanitarian problems. russia is asking ukraine to forfeit neutrality -- to be neutral, not pursuing number ship in nato. officials here say that ukraine has shown to a certain extent willingness to make compromises on these demands. another demand from russia is the n -- denazification of ukraine, but it is not clear what russia means. the most delicate issue here is the territorial integrity of ukraine. russia is asking kyiv to officially accept crimea, which was annexed by russia in 2014, as part of russia and also forcing ukraine to recognize the separatist republics in eastern ukraine as independent states. officials say ukraine has not shown willingness to make com

mohammed: let me ask you.you think there is a scenario that exists whereby china would cut ties with russia? not just economic ties, diplomatic ties, condemned the invasion of ukraine, the conflicts going on. and if so, what would china stand to lose or gain as a result? teresa: i thing the international committee would love to see china's support -- i think the international committee would like to see them support important issues, but their actions so far on day 19 have proven that they are not doing that. and that they are trying -- it would be welcome. but i think what they have not -- it has been a stress test and they actually did a lot of, because russia, whether done ukraine, china can watch how the international committee has responded. and i think we are not expecting to see such a united west. they expected to see a divided europe, maybe a week into nato. and we have even seen neutral countries like switzerland traditionally neutral actually join in on sanctions of the banks and also, we have seen

welcome, mohamed, it's good to have you back. the intraday, and the bund and the government bonds here in the united states. >> thanks, scott you have three things going on, scott. one is as you pointed out the flight to quality and safety second is that the markets have realized that we have a significant slowdown in economic growth over the horizon and third, we have pockets of liquidity and you bring these things together and you're getting massive moves and the move in the uk alone is a lot since we've seen on a daily basis. >> what does it mean about -- is it all about what's happening over in ukraine, mohamed is that principally the story? are we starting to game expectations for the fed, as well >> so we started with a few things one is we started to realize that there is no easy offramp for this tragedy it's likely to get worse before it gets better and the oil carveouts are not very effective and energy prices is going to be a significant headwind to economic growth, and also started to realize that sentiment is going to

mohammed bin salman is now demanding that the u.s. the and judiciary to block our lawsuit. amy: 10 seconds. >> mohammed bin salman in exchange for increasing oil production. it is a shocking ever to intervene and judicial system. amy: we will talk more about this. check it out on democracynow.org . sarah leah whitson ■ú ♪ >>> hello there and welcome to w nhk "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in new york. residents of kyiv have seen russian troops attack civilians in one city after another. they've seen those forces regain strength, then advance to the fringes of the capital. now, they're seeing some of the same horrors other ukrainians have endured.

mohammed bin salman is now demanding that the u.s. the and judiciary to block our lawsuit. amy: 10 seconds. >> mohammed bin salman in exchange for increasing oil production. it is a shocking ever to intervene and judicial system. amy: we will talk more about this. check it out on democracynow.org . sarah leah whitson■ú

mohamed: we are not that isolationist.u look at the recent polls i would argue the public has thought ahead of leadership both here and in europe. every decision the biden administration has been supported by public position prior to it being taken. the notion that americans are isolationist or checking out is not supported by data and we see a huge difference between now and 2015 when there was a war between russia and ukraine and americans were not as dial-in. lisa: how much are they concerned about the inflationary backdrop does that trigger concern about their selves and the injustice in ukraine? mohamed: before the invasion, 79% of americans that inflation is likely to go up in the next six months, a record high we hadn't seen in decades. you can only imagine now that oil prices have exploded that concern is only going to skyrocket. i do caution against thinking that because of that financial impact americans wilshire away, because the decisions -- will shy away, because biden's discussions and decisions have not slow

i'm how many i mean a mohammed abdi was a well known and prominent n p. also. molly, people know that she was one who always fought for justice and human rights. the right to vote is something most somalis don't actually get election negotiations take place in closed door meetings after which plan representatives vote for and peace and then peace elect. the next president. that's now due to happen next month on the growing pressure from the us and u. k. who backs molly? as fragile government? everybody who's familiar with the process says large amounts of cash change hands as candidates, try to buy the support of those who might vote for them. the whole process was meant to take place more than a year ago, but it's been repeatedly delayed, causing tensions, and prompting violence, including fighting on the street last year. here in the militia and opposition. army factions fought with forces loyal to the government after the elections were delayed, and president mohammed after law, he mohammed, widely known as former jay, signed the law, extending his man

ronald and mohammed say they still cannot believe they spent so much time with a man now accused of a >> i believe he's a psycho killer. who would stay in that place for weeks with a body there? >> and casually invite people over and hang out with everyone as if nothing happened. >> reporter: "today in the bay." >>> some new video, hard to believe it wasn't staged. the person who posted it on social media says she caught two people in the middle of the day stealing a catalytic converter from a parked car. it happened monday near martin luker king park. we talked to police who are still looking into the video. they say these thefts are too common around the bay area area. >> it is absolutely a very common theft now. this is something that's happening multiple times a day all over the nation, really. this is widespread. it's not just richmond, exclusive. >> to avoid a catalytic converter threat, experts recommend etching your vin number on the part or installing an anti-theft device. you can find a video on nbcbayarea.com. head to our responds tab where investigator chris chmura explain

. >> brennan: we want to go to the chief economic advisor, and that's mohamed el-erian. us from cambridge. good morning to you. >> good morning, margaret. >> brennan: in this country we saw yet another high, a 40-year high inflation. it is the fed's job to control that. what are you expecting? >> he doesn't have an easy decision. inflation is high and it will go higher because of what is happening in ukraine. basically they have got to make a choice: hit the brakes, regain credibility but risk a recession. or tap the brakes and we have an inflation problem going into next year. we're here because the fed is very late and has no good policy options. >> brennan: no god policy op -- no good policy options. goldman sachs upped their forecast of -- >> yes. they're thinking we're going to get seven hikes. and i don't think this economy can support seven hikes. if we do get seven hikes, the country will go into inflation. i expect what we'll here on wednesday is a 25 basis point rate hikes, and we will hear they will contract what has become a $9 trillion deficit. last week whe

lisa: that is what mohamed el-erian was pointing to. you -- losing their credibility and responding in a strong way to regain it. i wonder how that shifts their strategy and how much they clearly do not know how this is going to develop -- none of us do -- and how they try to maintain their credibility. is it having a hard or fast going forward? 50 basis point hikes as well as shrinking the balance sheet? jonathan: what happened to frontloading the rate hikes? what happened to that in the meeting last week? lisa: it seemed like they were shocked by the ukraine crisis and were trying to wait to get a sense of how much the risk would be skewed to higher commodity prices versus a slowdown of growth. those are opposite risks, and they have come out realizing inflation as their pre-minute concerned, so they're going to be more aggressive. but that is delayed by this frontloading a lot of people were expecting. jonathan: yields climbing this morning. 216 on twos. futures up .3% on the s&p. 10 year yields higher by five basis points. crude low

ah, i'm here mohammed walking to the program. russia has called on ukrainian forces fighting in the eastern city of mario pole to surrender by monday morning. moscow was blaming what a cold ukrainian nationalists for the humanitarian disaster unfolding that experience president vladimir zalinski says ross's siege of mario pole is a war crime, but countries say they are planning civilian evacuations. rushing state television records, the destruction in the city of morrow. you poll russia some military has managed to take parts of the besieged city. following heavy bombardment, the price of its progress, burned out buildings and traumatized residence. a nearby steel plant was also hit. russia claims it is liberating ukrainians from nazi rule. ukraine's president vladimir lensky, who has jewish, condemned the brutal attack. look at me mighty open obedient. we split the blockade of mario upa. will go down in history as a war. crime to do this, to a peaceful city is terrorism. that will be remembered in centuries to come each interestingly and the more ukrainians. tell the world about it. the mo

ah, am regina mohammed walked into the program negotiations between ukraine and russia that fell to deliver progress to when the war? before the talks began, ukraine rejected a russian proposal to create humanitarian corridors for civilians to escape. most of the corridors would lead to russia or it's alive beller roost. a plan. ukraine has called immoral ukrainian delegation flew to beller roost for the 3rd round of negotiations with russia. after ukraine said there were small positive steps, but no significant improvements. meanwhile, russian forces continued the taxes across ukraine, south and east, and a ukraine army chief has warned that russian troops are preparing to stall the capital. a warning this report contains images. some viewers may find distressing. the people of your pin just outside give our leaving their city has become the latest front line moved on us. there's a huge column right now around $200.00 men up to 50 light armored vehicles. several tanks, literally 2 kilometers from here on the main street of your pain. after negotiations for a safe evacuation route out of eu

ah, i'm really mohammed welcome to the program. the children's hospital has been destroyed in the besieged port city of mario poll. officials say 17 people were injured. it cranes president flooded me at salons, he says it was hit by a russian as strike. he called it a war crime, same the attack left children buried under the rubble give good body needs a children's hospital maternity hospital. how did they threaten the russian federation? what kind of country is this? the russian federation, which is afraid of hospitals and maturity hospitals and destroys them, unions as either russia denies the attack. it accuses ukraine of using a hospital to set up firing positions strike marks of violent escalation as fears grow that russia could target civilian areas in ukraine. a warning this report contains some disturbing images. another explosion, rocks the besieged city of mario pole. but the target was no military installation or children's hospital now in ruins. after a direct hit from an apparent russian asked rank ukrainian authoriti

attempt by nato to establish a no fly zone o v crane would be viewed in his words as an act of war. mohammed vol has more on putin's comments. as russia's war machine rages across ukraine, the verbal of 1st, if coming from moscow, is no less powerful. president put in, issued a clear warning to western powers, saying any attempt to create a no fly zone over ukraine would be considered a direct military involvement in the conflict against russia. just mostly sham. storm newton as you are now, we are hearing the no fly zone must be established over the territory of ukraine. it is impossible to do so over the territory of ukraine itself. it is possible only from the territory of some neighboring country, but any move in this direction will be viewed bath as the participation in the arm conflict as you want to put in, made it clear. he wants ukraine to have a neutral status in the polar ballast between nato and russia. slick. we're this, he says, requires of demilitarised you craig a little because it's western bacchus are intending to supply it with nuclear weapons. if not stopped, they will ar

in 2021, the sharon elected a new president mohammed, brazil. if a loss of his teacher turned politician, apostles inauguration was the 1st transfer of power between 2 people craftily elected president's. since the country became independent in 1960, i am hashem abala in jani, where i would be talking to the president of niger about francis recent decision to and it's military operation in the say, how region wynja be able to deal on its own with the ever growing threats from iceland, l i, the affiliates operating in the areas bordering molly, but kina fossil and the lake chant. what is his plan to end? poverty, corruption, and bad governance. we put that to 100 abrazzo. as a president of major torps to al jazeera mohammed basil, president of leisure. thank you for talking tunzia for president. would like to start with the latest developments in the region with francis running out now from molly undeclared, in an and its military operation. but con whitney should become the focal point of the fight against goose affiliated with iceland and ida.

ah, i'm healing mohammed walking to the program. the humanitarian crisis in ukraine continues to get worse, attempts to evacuate people from 5 ukrainian cities did not materialize. russia has agreed to set up humanitarian corridors, but ukraine claims that russian troops are shelling the route leading away from the city of mario pole. some residence of the northern city of sumi have reportedly managed to flee ukraine's government shed this video, showing red cross bosses evacuating people before the cease fire ends. semi has seen heavy, severe in casualties, local authority, say, and as strike killed at least 21 people of a night. and despite the growing death tell ukraine's on, he says that russia is saying major setbacks and has managed to so if advance leaving as fast as they can. people fled the north eastern city of sumi trying to get out before nightfall when a cease fire ends. the night before airstrikes hit residential buildings and a power plant. local authorities said 21 people were killed. without further west people flee

it was not just myself and mohamed el-erian. pimco was a success before mohammed.auley was very key. chris diana's was very important in terms of bringing financial futures to the company. there were lots of others that were innovators, that were risktakers. putting together a group of bond kings and later queens was quite important. tom: was the challenge you had later in your career, and i do not want to get into the soap opera of it, where the challenges you had, like it so many other shops, due to the decline in profitability of the five side? -- of the buy side? it used to be a cozy job, you show up for two hours and then you play golf. the buy side, every single story is about lower and lower revenue and squeezed margins. is that what you ran into later in your career? bill: that is what i was advocating, within the bond market there was this extension of trading into etf's and vehicles that charge lower and lower fees. i sensed that as a trend because as interest rates themselves lowered, went down to 5%, 3%, 1% , you cannot charge 50 basis points on a 1% 10

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and mohammed mirandi is an advisor to be ron delegation in vienna. he says, ron needs clarification about lab robes, comments yesterday, in relation to that nuclear ill the iranians are waiting for verification from the russians because there were some comments made by other russian representatives. and it's not quite clear exactly what the russians mean. if it is linked to the actual implementation of the j. c. p s, especially with regards to the iranian nuclear program itself. that is relevant because the russians play a role in resolving issue. they will be dealing with enrich uranium and other elements of the nuclear program. so we're, we're still waiting for clarification, but at the same time, the negotiations on to over anyway, we are still waiting also for the americans to respond to a number of issues that need to be resolved in order for the j. c, p. o a to be revives because the writings expect a full implementation of the j. c. p. o, a. and over the last few months that we've had negotiations been dragging their feet. and finally we are g

has chosen to move to work at direct confrontation with his country. mohammed, one additional with change in simmering between russia and the west burden has made israel's prime minister, left tally bennett. in moscow is the 1st foreign leader to visit persian, since russian forces invaded ukraine. last wait, sherry force, it is in west jerusalem and found the something it's happened on the jewish sabbath of a time when you wouldn't expect a religiously observant prime minister, such as natalie bennett to travel. but there is a provision in the religion to do so. if human life is at stake, or which is, is clearly the case. here are what we're hearing from the prime minister's office in israel is that the 2 men spoke for 3 hours in the kremlin that they of course spoke about the conflict in ukraine that they spoke about, the israeli and jewish citizens in that country at risk of it also that they spoke about the situation in syria where of course, russia is heavily involved and where israel are often carries out air strikes against iranian targets. and also about the iran nuclear deal to s

the light is companies to hold business in russia since its invasion of ukraine. economists mohammed honda says the decision by visa and mastercard will have a devastating effect on many sectors of society. however, you know, i mean this damage is not going to be only for the, for the clients or the, or the, the car carriers. there will be a damage for the company as well, for the visa and, and other credit card companies. if this is step is this is really in effect. now, let me know we are talking about the, the, the, some over 210000000 cardholders in, in russia. and they did the selective statistics show that around $850000.00 card issued every month. if we're talking about the average of $800.00, so we're talking about the $126000000000.00 of bill will not be settled and who is going to responsible for that. if you're talking about big sectors, for example, of course, some of the sectors like energy sector, like a gas, like petrol, this are not involved. they included in the and the sanctions. so there will be a movement, there will be a damage, you know, for the financial instit

has chosen to move to words that direct consultation with his country mohammed one additional could. vulcan is a former us ambassador to night. her, he says it is possible to have no fly zone and avoid making the situation was i think it is essential. i think it can be done in a way that does not risk a major escalation between russia and the west for a variety of reasons. one, it's a humanitarian gesture, mandatory emission, or protecting civilian populations. to we make it clear that we are not intending to attack russian ground forces or russian aircraft. only return fire is fired upon escort russian aircraft out of the zone. if they come in and only fire they refused to leave. so we are deliberately trying to limit this 3. it is limited in scope. we're not doing this over the entirety of ukraine. only key ever worked in your grains. you create a secure space for the population. i think on those terms a no fly zone can be effective, can make a difference for saving lives and does not necessarily need to military escalation . who will never affirmatively accept your oh, i think it

and president mohammed up the law. he mohammed, widely known as former jay signed the law, extending his mandate by to yes. people protested. president formica, came into office promising to introduce a system where everyone would get to vote. but it hasn't happened. he says he's been trying to hold elections. his opponent say he's been stalling them to try and stay in power. salvia use if is running against him. she says the electoral systems deeply flawed and pitts ethnic groups against each other. people who are, again, it's the one person, we're both those who are not sure if they will come back, but they want their elders to select the benign every other citizen, the armed group, al, sure. bob, which controls waves of the countryside and frequently attacks targets in towns and cities, has said it will use violence to stop the elections. it's claimed responsibility for several bombings. it's election meeting venues, including the one where amino mohammed abbey was killed. somali, the left wondering how many more pe

i mean i'm how many amino mohammed abdi was a well known and prominent n p. also, molly, people know that she was one who always fought for justice and human rights. the right to vote is something most tamales don't actually get election. negotiations take place in closed door meetings after which plan representatives vote for am peace, and then m p 's elect the next president. that's now due to happen next month on the growing pressure from the us and u. k. who backs molly? as fragile government? everybody who's familiar with the process says large amounts of cash change hands as candidates, try to buy the support of those who might vote for them. the whole process was meant to take place more than a year ago, but it's been repeatedly delayed, causing tensions, and prompting violence, including fighting on the street last year. here in the militia and opposition. army factions fought with forces loyal to the government after the elections were delayed, and president mohammed up the law, he mohammed, widely known as for magic, signed the law extending his man

if you are mohamed el-erian, it is a market untethered to the reality of the economy. the reality in his mind is stagflation, saying "my baseline is we are going to see a global stagflation, lower growth, higher inflation." the equity market has not quite priced that in yet because it is thinking in a relative space. he thinks you should be selling equities but the relative space is the important thing. it is the return that perhaps explains this divide between stocks and bonds. as you have inflation moving higher, all of a sudden, s&p 500 , the inverse trade to what yields are doing, is not working anymore and that is what you are seeing on the gtv board right now. inflation expectations are higher. the only place you can escape negative real returns is perhaps in equities. let's get your check on equity markets and cross-asset's this morning. we are seeing those gains holding steady when it comes to s&p 500 futures, up .2%. bigger outperformance from europe, playing catch up on wall street yesterday. bond selloff, it continues perhaps not a facet has been -- steep as

s. government has acknowledged that for the periods between 2003 in 2006, mister mohammed was held at, has certain undisclosed foreign locations, black size, otherwise known as flexes. it was what a boarded over $183.00 times as correct. i can say that there is a memos between the department of justice. i various organs of the us government from cuba, department to fans, the central intelligence agency, as to what types of enhance interrogation techniques would be authorized for certain types of detainees to when they began signing on panama, they moved to having psychologists do interviews with patients, discover individual flaws, individual sources of trauma and security. and then they, they also discovered because they were germany with arabs and muslims. ah, the muslim males are uniquely upset by nudity and also by female fiscal contact. and then share of dogs. race has always played a role in american tortures. the american torture techniques are part of old military punishments, punishments that were used on slaves and in you might find that strange, but there was one area where

hopefully we will find one, but as of now there's no obvious off-ramp >> all right, mohamed.o have you on. >>> still to come this morning an update on the situation in ukraine and then an exclusive interview with former treasury secretary steven mnuchin we'll get his take on russia, sanctions america's put on the company, the steps american companies have taken to limit businesses there and the impact on oil and the global economy. "squawk box" live from the nasdaq market site in times square we'll be right back. (vo) right now, the big switch is happening across the country. small businesses are fed up with big bills and 5g maps that are mostly gaps— they're switching to t-mobile for business and getting more 5g bars in more places. save over $1,000 when you switch to our ultimate business plan... ...for the lowest price ever. plus, choose from the latest 5g smartphones— like a free samsung galaxy s22. so switch to the network that helps your business do more for less—join the big switch to t-mobile for business today. >>> an update now on ukraine russian forces continue to

back on mercedes, st 40 mohammed has his own worries. with the biggest problem for us here on the market is that there are hardly any good quality spare parts. all the spare parts that are imported these days are of poor. this is a real problem with blood above all else fought. he sees himself as a problem solving he's already been able to revive his own car in 1984 mercedes benz w 123 several times. mercedes street, they say here is the only cemetery in the city where the dead are brought back to life. this is a big moment for eric to you see me today. the motorcycle taxi driver in kigali is feeling his 125 cc honda for the last time soon he's going to swap his combustion engine for an electric motor. what the quote is operating a transport business using an old motorcycle like mine is really difficult. garage in a way that breaks down a lot longer. so at times i have more expenses and profit longer. that's why i'm converting it into an electric motorcycle. is it wrapped up of them for an operating costs aren't his only concern to you?

since the corona virus pandemic broke out, the number of cyclists and cairo has risen slightly. mohammed usury who runs a bike shop downtown, confirms that demand is rising. oh, elizabeth looked most lo, public transportation was very crowded violence. and during the pandemic, some people have been afraid of diesel. if the tickets i got before he might catch the virus that we can add that they are looking for a bike to ride instead. that i, that the, the limit that i also have a volume of traffic and congestion in your city has caused people to realize that the bicycles are actually a good way of getting a rank. glad gonna sell it to the school for the had always. but for cycling to really catch on, the roads will have to get safer. top deal is a start up campaigning for road and events for cyclists. it was founded in 2018 by for urban planners. their work was initially financed with private donations. now it's supported by the arab council for social sciences. top deal is about making cycling more attractive. to find out what exactly is needed, they collect data on cyclists and their co

his father, abdullahi abdi mohammed, was a farmer, until all his crops died.t month, they joined hundreds of thousands of people who were leaving their homes for makeshift camps. but there wasn't enough food or water in the camp, either. >> i left my wife in the camp. she was also sick. i have been here for 14 days, with my son in the hospital, and he is slowly making a recovery day after day. reporter: the un says more than a million children are malnourished. a third of them, severely, after the last three rainy seasons failed. crops and animals have been wiped out. children are among the most vulnerable. the luckier ones get medical help. across southern somalia, therapeutic feeding centers are full, like this one, in the town of luke. somalia's had famines before. dr. shukri hussein abdi says she's never seen anything like this. she works here, for the irish charity, trocare. >> this is more serious than other churches in somalia. because when we see the admitted patients, before, in other years, according to the districts and our data, we saw this is more

ronald and mohamed say they can't believe they spent so much time with a man had a is now accused of a gruesome crime. >> he is a psycho killer hax would stay there for weeks with a dead body there? >> and invite people over and casually hang out with everyone as if nothing happened. >> reporter: sergio quinnana. nbc bay area news. >>> the parents of a sonoma county boy are outraged. they say their 13-year-old son was singled out by san francisco police because he's black. surveillance video shows the video. the police officer put his hands on the boy to stop him. the teen said he was told to put his hands behind his back before the at a timer intervened. the officer detained the teen because he said he fit the description of someone seen breaking into a car and they did release him as soon as they realized he was not involved. however, his parents are not buying the story. they maintain he was targeted because he's a young black man. >> it was totally racial profiling. i want the police department to know what they did is not knock how they treated my son is not okay. >> i broke dow

back on mercedes street potty mohammed has his own worries. with the biggest problem for us here on the market is that there are hardly any good quality spare parts. all his spare parts are imported these days are of poor. this is a real problem with bud above all else fought. he sees himself as a problem solving he's already been able to revive his own car in 1984 mercedes benz w 123 several times. mercedes street, they say here is the only cemetery in the city where the dead are brought back to life. this is a big moment for eric to you see me today. the motorcycle taxi driver in kigali is feeling his 125 cc honda for the last time soon he's going to swap his combustion engine for an electric motor. what the quote is operating a transport business using an old motorcycle like mine is really difficult garage and the way that it breaks down a lot longer. so at times i have more expenses and profit longer. that's why i'm converting it into an electric motorcycle. is it wrapped up obama for operating costs? aren't his only concern to you? she ma

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