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that >> nikki, just looking at the story here in the summit. gloom. -- care home residents living kept in their rooms. what's going on here? >> this is an appalling story. it's highlighting the fact that, despite the lockdown measures being released, covid measures being taken off -- locked in the rooms for 24 hours a day to stop the spread of covid. it feels like too little too late. the mental health consequences of keeping or the people separate from others is despicable. with the report also says is -- today's obviously mother's day. many families will be -- this being quarantined, by the time they're given those flowers, they might be dead. not the carriage, against the flowers. it's just a really shocking story. apparently, the governments ringing in -- like i say, it's too little too late. >> absolutely. it's so heartbreaking, especially at a time where most of us are able to get tom back to tom tom normal and you're putting these people under so much rain the. mental health effects that you mentioned are absolutely staggering. tom, tom

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ambassador nikki haley, and we'll have reports from kyiv and the polish border. plus the first post-invasion poll shows a big bounce for president biden. are we about to see a change in our domestic politics. joining me for inside analysis are nbc correspondent hallie jackson, eddie glaude jr. of princeton university, robin wright of "the new yorker" and stephen hayes, founder of "the dispatch." welcome to sunday and "meet the press. >> announcer: the longest running show in television history, this is a special edition of "meet the press" with chuck todd >> and a good sunday morning we've seen the world rally around ukraine moved bs like this one. this is what ukranian officials say is the shooting down of a helicopter the worst is yet to come for ukraine. yesterday putin threatened them with their statehood, civilians laying waste, and putin violating court orders there are people jamming train stations before an assault on the capitol. russia does control areas south and east of ukraine. they're looking to cut ukraine off from the sea and trap its army interna

ambassador to the united nations nikki haley is in "focus." fox team coverage, lucas tomlinson reporting from western ukraine and trey yengst in kyiv. trey, we begin with you. >> harris, air raid sirens continue to sound across ukraine as russia pushes forward with their invasion. we know today in the second largest city of kharkiv two cruise missiles hit a public square killing many people. authorities there on the ground say this was a direct attack by russian forces. ukrainian president zelenskyy today calling it a war crime. here in the capital of kyiv earlier tonight a television tower was hit by a russian missile. that explosion reverberateed across the city as civilians continue to stay underground. we know that 40 mile long convoy outside of the city limits now a major concern to authorities who set up checkpoints around the city putting anything in the road they can, flower pots, pianos and even cars just trying to block this russian advance. we spoke to some civilians today trying to make their way out of the ukrainian capital. heart

for >> o'donnell: nikki battiste with all that original reporting. thank you. in connection with the death of breonna taylor took the stand in his own defense today. former louisville police officer brett hankinson is not on trial for the 26-year-old black woman's death, but for firing into a neighbor's apartment during the botched raid in march of 2020. asked if he did anything wrong during the raid, hankinson replied, "absolutely not." >> if my daughter was shot at or bullets came into our house, that would be very concerning, and i apologize to her for that. and miss taylor's family, she didn't need to die that night. >> o'donnell: hankinson is charged with three counts of wanton endangerment, and if convicted, faces up to five years in prison for each count. the jury will get the case tomorrow. and there's breaking news tonight. an alabama man linked to the right wing oath keepers has just pleaded guilty to seditious conspiracy for his role in the assault on the u.s. capitol. army veteran joshua james is the first of 11 january 6 defendants charged with sed

here is nikki battiste. >> i was panicked, i was crying. >> i doctors didn't know what was going on. it was judge it was unreal. >> reporter: natalie caselli and tyler rowland say in late october they rushed their son, hayes, to the hospital after his fever suddenly spiked and he had blood in his diaper. >> you could hear it, like, the formula going through, and just going straight through his stomach. >> reporter: caselli says she took these pictures of similac baby formula just before the doctors gave his diagnosis, salmonellaa. >> i was like, how does that happen. >> reporter: four months later a potential answer. that formula is among the four now-recalled types of powder baby formula, all made by abbott labs, in its sturgis, michigan, plant. >> early in september of 2021, there were complaints to the f.d.a. so when you have these kinds of outbreaks you need a trusted manufacturer that consumers depend, to act rapidly, responsibly. >> reporter: in this statement to cbs news, abbott says stored samples of the recalled batches tested negative. and that at this time, the cause of th

and i was absolutely thrilled to see him win. >> nikki haley. >> nic did i hali. >> nikki haley >> nikkine influential people. forbes called her one of the world's 100 most powerful women. >> the next president of the united states nikki haley. as one of the most well-known female republican politicians on the national stage, many wonder what could be next. >> where is the future of the g.o.p. and are you on a ticket somewhere in the future? >> you know, i don't have to look at making a decision until the first part of next year. if it looks like there is a place for me, i have never lost a race. i'm not going to start now. >> hali is keeping busy with her conservative political action committee stand for america while also celebrating the accomplishments of other women. >> i'm a huge fan of women. women are great at everything they do because we know how to balance. >> hali says she has several role models, her mom, margaret theamp and one specific rock and roller. >> i'm a huge fan of joan jett. i loved her fight. i would play her music at bill signings in south carolina. i would quote

ambassador nikki haley on your program.mediately. we should not just be energy independent. we should be dominant. we could be a great energy exporter. we have the ability to do that. all of us in the west will have to tighten our belt for economic challenges because our democratic freedoms are at risk. putin is not going to stop in ukraine. finland get ready. xi said he will take taiwan. we should put out the word, over our collective dead bodies. freedoms in the of west are at risk. we'll have to take economic hardships at home. we should come up with ways to help those that are most hard-pressed to basically deal with that but our freedoms are at risk. this is a war. maria: you make a great point because already we're seeing expectations of economic slowdown as a result of this. some people also predicting recession. on the oil comment, can you imagine that the biden administration sent u.s. officials to venezuela to discuss u.s. oil exports amid the proposal to ban russian. no comment whatsoever about firing up the ener

ambassador, nikki haley. a possible 2024 presidential candidate and has been a bit critical of president biden's handling of the war so far. stay with us. stay with us at xfinity, we live and work in the same neighborhood as you. we're always working to keep you connected to what you love. and now, we're working to bring you the next generation of wifi. it's ultra-fast. faster than a gig. supersonic wifi. only from xfinity. it can power hundreds of devices with three times the bandwidth. so your growing wifi needs will be met. supersonic wifi only from us... xfinity. >>> breaking news at this hour, multiple reports that russia has announced a cease-fire and opening of humanitarian corridors in several ukrainian cities. according to the reports, the corridors would be open in the capital city of kyiv, as well as the cities of karkhiv and mariupol and all have faced days of bombardment from the russian military, it is unclear if the cease-fire applys to the entire country. having multiple incidents where russia

nikki fox, bbc news. who was 14, went out to play football and, following a confrontation over a bag, was attacked by a group shouting racial slurs and stabbed. the convicted teenager, who cannot be named for legal reasons, was found guilty of manslaughter and will be sentenced in may. the parole board has said that the mother of peter connelly, known as baby p, should be released from prison. tracey connelly was jailed in 2009 over the death of her 17—month—old son. he had suffered more than 50 injuries during months of abuse at the family home in tottenham, in north london. thejustice secretary, dominic raab, has said he plans to appeal against the decision. our home affairs correspondent, june kelly, reports. his name was peter, but for a long time, for legal reasons, he was known as baby p. and that is how the country became familiar with his face, his blonde hair and his story beyond the picture. peter was 17 months old when he died in 2007. he had suffered more than 50 injuries, including a broken b

very nikki. okay, you can actually ship aide position for lucia theo. sure. no, no, we are moving to an adventure, but i'm never sure if you put them on the trash save. can have a camera store leticia. so you can say, i thought, when i guess please don't go to japan knocking down then when you need to get b or 8. if those are should have been 40. a arrival of volunteers from a few humanitarian organizations is all that links people living on the front lines of an undeclared war. with the rest of the world, dwelled in which there is no shilling and constant fear of death. alexei smirnoff travels to the grey zone. several times a week, and each trip helps hundreds of families to survive. for billy's you're so assuming on a pilot comstock avenue wasn't pushy for security purposes letter in the forgot the us look in the 3rd or say it's kim who go crazy. another scare me will show a move. i'll submit the position there was to shift from you soon because i was just for 0 scripting to keep device current. now they're looking to launch it. whatever with the machine i

this kids to me and create help us to nikki, to interact with you want to know their story, migrant verified and reliable information for migrant. ah ah ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin on a parent, russian air strike destroys a childrens hospital in the ukrainian city of mario paul, president, viola, demure zalinski calls the incident on atrocity as far as mount that russia could step up a tax on civilian targets also coming up on the show, us rejects a polish plan to send war planes to ukraine from a u. s. base saying the proposal phrase serious concerns for the native alliance and searching for safety. berlin struggles to cope as 10.

here's cbs's nikki battiste. >> i was panicked.ing. >> the doctors didn't know what was going on. it was just -- it was unreal. >> reporter: natalie caselli and tyler rowland say in late october they rushed their son hayes to the hospital after his fever suddenly spiked and he had blood in his diaper. >> you could hear it, like the fomula going through and just straight through his stomach. >> reporter: caselli says she took these pictures of hayes' simm lak baby formula just before doctors gave his diagnosis, salmonella. >> i just was like how does that happen? >> reporter: four months later a potential answer. that formula is among the four now recalled types of powder baby formula, all made by abbott labs in its sturgis, michigan plant. >> early in september of 2021 there was complaints to the fda. and so when you have these kinds of outbreaks you need a trusted manufacturer that consumers depend upon to act rapidly, responsibly. >> reporter: in this statement to cbs news, abbott says stored samples of the recalled batches teste

the war is wreaking havoc in other parts of the country to nikki. if people were evacuated from the fighting to the po, very suburb of the capitol is super kids who we were evacuated from ship shinkel village. there was terrible shooting day and night. but this is god's nightmare boy. all of our buildings demolished. it's just a terrible war. oh. but everywhere the russians go, they are met with defiance in the occupied city of curse, on angry residence, forced russian trucks to a stop, and eventually to turn around more evidence. the russian evasion is not going to plan. and earlier we spoke with nicole at trophy ranko and associate professor of international relations. and rector of mario full state university. he managed to get out of the besieged city of morrow, paul, and he told us about his escape. the experience of the faced while fleeing from ru paul actually reformed a huge calm of course a and a we and used to the way that was found by in the previous day on march 14 or by 106 to carrasco managed to get was a patricia reformed this q to en

the war is wreaking havoc in other parts of the country to nikki. if people were evacuated from the fighting to the po, very suburb of the capitol is super kids who we were evacuated from shinkel village. there was terrible shooting day and night. this is god's nightmare boy oliver building to demolished. it's just a terrible war. but everywhere the russians go, they are met with defiance in the occupied city, of course, on angry residence, forced russian trucks to a stop. and eventually, to turn around more evidence, the russian evasion is not going to plan. let's get a clearer picture now from my colleague funny font chuck, funny, the russian deadline for the surrender of the city of mario pal has passed. what can we expect next? now you claim it clearly not going to surrender and what we can expect next is unfortunately more shelling and this humanitarian catastrophe that you see there in that report. in that report becoming even worse now, both sides, both russian, ukraine actually promised that there's going to be a humanitarian corridor set up

this kid to me and craig help us to nikki, to interact with you want to know their story, migrant verifying and reliable information for my grants. the meta verse is meant to be the future of the internet. the tech industry hopes that we will soon be working, spending our free time and experiencing even more in virtual wools. so is the metaphor everything. it's hyped up to be last we'll be asking on ship today. ah. ever since facebook change its name to meta meadows has become one of the biggest trends and tech meadows c or mike sack, a book explains what she means by the med averse the next platform and medium will be even more immersive and embodied internet where you are in the experience, not just looking at it, and we call this the metaphors. it's kind of a 3 d internet with a strong emphasis on immersion. but marks like a book didn't invent the word met averse. the term 1st appears in neal stephenson's, 9090 to sense fiction novel, snow crash, the book and visions, people living as avatars of themselves in a parallel virtual world. 30 years on the matter verse does not exist, but to d

very nikki. okay, you can actually and she paid for the sheriff pollution. theo, sure, no, no, we are moving to an adventure, but i'm never sure. korea keep put them on the trash can have a camera store leticia serious company. right. i guess please don't go to japan, knocking down then when you need to get b or 8. if those are should have been 40, be a arrival of volunteers from a few humanitarian organizations is all that links people living on the front lines of an undeclared war with the rest of the world, dwelled in which there is no shilling and constant fear of death. alexei smirnoff travels to the grey zone several times a week, and each trip helps hundreds of families to survive. for billy's. oh, you're so shocked. assuming on a little pilot comstock avenue wasn't pushy particularly brooks. yes, let in the forgot the rest. look in the 3rd or say of who go crazy, get another scare me will show a move awesome. in the position there was to shift from you soon and as always to just for 0 scr

nikki, i want to start with you. theme on the red carpet this year? >> you know, as you said, after two years of being at home, i think people were excited to have some fun. they're finally back in person. they can get their fits off, really push some boundaries, take some risks and really make their outfits their own. >> we saw that. tara, i want to bring you in. we saw that with somebody that you dressed, kristen stewart, with that tuxedo and showing off some gams as well. >> yes, we did. >> tell us about the look. >> we had a lot of fun with this one. she's a brand ambassador for chanel, so we wanted to create something that was uniquely and authentically hers for her special night. so we came up with this unique twist on a classic look. >> so good, tara. >> thank you. >> you nailed it. >> thank you. >> great job. zerina, last night you dressed halle bailey. she wore this beautiful gown. what was your inspiration to put her in this gown? >> she was being introduced as like the new disney princess. so i wanted her

our shorts, sliders in the summer, nikki slippers in the -- mickey slippers in the winter.tually featured on gma for my sweaters. >> that was the most authentic you ever. >> the bunny slippers or disney slippers? >> de nikki slippers. kristen: now to japan, where one man makes his living doing nothing. this is the twitter feed, reporting to the washington post people hire him to accompany them to an event or occasion. once somebody paid him to wait at the finish line of a marathon so they could see a familiar face. or he accompanied someone during hemorrhoid surgery consultation. his fee, $85 per session. i swore i saw the words english, so he is probably saying he speaks english as well. >> he is not really doing nothing. he is being present. >> for people who don't have someone to go to a doctor's appointment with them, it could be really comforting, could be worth something. >> i was thinking hob lane. >> interesting. >> plus one or sherpa. >> it might be cheaper -- >> but is it worth the cost? >> it is almost reasonable. $85 for how many hours? i know he would fit in ou

, but she's like, you know, the last, but i'm not with us unless william q flush of colors thrush, nikki, appears here, can you call this a little of you in? ah, wireless and the girl or the one. so go and here below the from school and when you knew she was the those to look when she was mom, we don't that. but if you just got what gog. but then you see my lip. i'm sure it's a screens kilogram c m edge to union court, south machine. you're supposed to pick your boost that you will start a conflict. and even if the prospect you buy a car, you know some of it's simply critique, but most mostly you're blessed. blessed when they used to play in the media, the students of which michel to replace with them was really when you social, you really skew when she bought it, nobody knew about the job that dish and they chose to come on the customer on the eve, then the money was linked to them. okay. and that's, and that's at that promotion me. ah ah ah, i a you must understand that lead to some kind of democracy. we do some military group in which has been a part of my daughter, zoey the leg east.

joey, i'm thinking about what ambassador nikki haley told me last hour, china. what are they good?he stuff they stole from us. >> to me this is a domestic topic for just a moment, when we talk about sovereign attacks in the states one thing a lot of people don't understand is if we build a wall of the southern border, if the department of defense builds that wall and border control takes it over, that a wall of the wall. but when we talk about cyber defense this is a monolithic at a national level, this is every utility manufacture, every local municipality. it's how we live our lives on the internet and it's controlled a million different places by a million different organizations. that's what makes us more vulnerable in some ways, they don't have to attack the department of homeland security, they can attack the newnan police department, they can attack the 911 center in san antonio. that's what makes us so vulnerable, our culture and the fact that we do spread the authority and control around 330 million people. that's why it's been this constant push. different levels of gover

so young nikki, is a medical call, colonel and military historian, who researches the history development and the use of chemical and biological weapons. he's also studied the checkered history of japanese russian relations. your point, you know, both. so usually you can get money. i'm just using them cervical a thing in with those when surface is shown in yellow and give a solution solution. and i personally can use on, on august the 6th and 9945 american pilots dropped to totally columns on the civilian populations of hiroshima and nagasaki. and on august, the 9 soviet troops launched a massive offensive against the 1500000 strong ones on army dementia and operation has no match in military history. the red army defeated the quinton army in just 10 days. on august the 19th its commander in chief auto yamato complied with the soviet high commands ultimatum on immediate and unconditional surrender. he handed his sword to a soviet officer and other generals followed suit. aah! after the start of the red armies, military operation, the unit $731.10 were completely liquidated. as per my old

so with that, we bring in nikki haley, former ambassador to the u.n. and author of "defending america with grace." very good to have you here today, ambassador. this language from vladimir putin, we've heard a lot over the years from him. but the discussion of cleansing people from society, cleansing scum and traitors and how people understand the difference between true patriots and these individuals. what does that evoke for you? >> well, it's just interesting because now he's starting to verbalize who he truly is. we always knew this. we knew this when he helped cleanse people in syria with chemical weapons. we've seen it through his brutal attacks when he's tried to poison political opponents and tried to eliminate people. this is not anything new for him to think like that. it's interesting that he has chosen to verbalize it, which lets us know he's seeing and feeling pressure. do i think that will change his tactics? no. you're seeing the real vladimir putin. i think we need to take him at his word. >> martha: antony blinken suggests that it migh

. >>> i am nikki battiste. coming up tonight i have the latest details on a baby formula recall and why some parents are telling me the warning now is too little, too late. that is tonight >>> coming up at 5:00, the first chunk of google's pledge to the san jose community is being distributed. one group some say is being left out. that story and more on the news at 5:00. >>> finally here at 3:00, technology upping one form of stress for all of us. one in eight americans suffers anxiety from low phone battery. in fact, more than half said that battery drain is a nightmare. half of respondents said losing their phone is worse than misplacing a credit card, car keys, or even a wedding ring. especially if you have your credit cards in your phone. >> i was thinking your phone, you can deactivate that technology. you lose your wedding ring, it is expensive to deactivate that. >> an you have captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, the russians advance as ukraine's largest cities are under brutal assault, ki

nikki fox, bbc news. now, let's catch—up with all the latest sports news. scored in each half, which means he has another crack at football's greatest prize, for christian filippo cristiano and aldo. cameroon scored in stoppage time of extra time to see them through against algeria on away goals. sadio mane scored the winning penalty in a shoot—out to send senegal to qatar at the expense of egypt on his liverpool team—mate, mo salah. congratulations to all players on the pitch, it was a great football evening. i wish all the best for senegal, in the world cup. as i said in french, don't forget that you represent us during the world cup. we wish you the best of luck. this penalty gave the victory over saudi arabia. united arab emirates play injune. the winner plays the fifth side from south america for a spot in qatar. reigning champions barcelona host real madrid at the new camp in the second leg of the women's champions league quarterfinal later. the second el clasico in a week sees the host holed a 3—1 lead in the opening leg, while the other match sees p

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german parliament yesterday and according to "the jerusalem post ," the ambassador to israel met with nikki leavy about that agreement to facilitate the ukrainian president, zelinski, speaking to the knesset sunday evening at 6 p.m.. he is expected to invoke the holocaust. he invoked 9/11 and pearl harbor before u.s. lawmakers. and for german lawmakers yesterday he talked about russia wanting to build a wall. similar to the berlin wall in their efforts to invade ukraine. anthony in west palm beach, we will go to you. caller: how are you doing, gretchen? host: it's greta, go ahead. caller: greta, sorry. i think washington journal. i think we haven't done enough. i think we should support ukraine. i think they should put planes out there. but you have so many countries like the united states, germany, and canada. what does it matter if russia wants to go deep? they are already killing these people, destroying a whole country and showing no respect over their sovereignty. we are doing enough and we should some ortho from the air. thank you. host: verona, missouri, hello, richard. caller: yes,

anita: governor in us ambassador to the un nikki haley joining for the us to sanction russian oil. >>ergy companies, all of them. pulled a lot of the international banking system. we need to stop taking any russian oil. the 80 we would give our money to an enemy is unthinkable and then the cme cannot allow this to continue to nine now joined by a global affairs analyst also a senior policy advisor and director of communications under ambassador nikki haley and a journalist in the former soviet union. there on —- good to see you. we all heard what nikki haley said and she had a laundry list of advice including the stopping of purchasing of russian oil. why have they stop short of doing that? >> because the geopolitical impact of such a move can rattle some corners of the world and there are concerns about the effect this would have on the economy. that said, clamping down on sanctions is what needed to happen hard earlier and of course the oil sector should be looked at and we should not buy real from our enemies. you don't pay your enemy in hopes of getting out of a problem you don't

ambassador to the un, nikki haley senator rick scott informant senior advisor to president trump stevenl sunday at 10:00 a.m. live on fox news. plus right on foxbusiness, start smart every weekday from 6:00 a.m. until 9:00 a.m. eastern for mornings with marie hope you start a week with us every weekday on foxbusiness. that will do it for us today, thank you so much for joining me. i will see it next time havt re. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪. gerry: hello this week on the wall street journal at large war rages on with vladimir putin's assault on ukraine continues. is anything more we can do to stop the carnage? and in his first state of the union address, with oil prices surging and the economic uncertainty intensifying, joe biden assures us everything will be okay. does he even know what he is talking about?

the nationalist zat symbol bill is nikki stadium, hosted the 2018 world cup. final, as well as the 1980 olympic. meanwhile, russian tennis player audrey audrey rube lab, has called on politics to be kept out of sort to am, says the situation in ukraine is terrible. role number 7, reach the semi final 5 indian wells on friday, but this is an uncertain future. this season is already competing as a neutral, but may have to speak up against penitent action. if he wants to play at wimbledon this year, written sports minister has said he's in talks about where the russian tennis players should be allowed to compete. talking bo, that breaches government is. like i said, sir, i think we should sir. show a great example that dennis is out. should bell south of politic looked on his jails port because we are outfits. we want to compete. we were sacrificing so many things. so we don't see our family. many of the up is the change form because of the condition of the sport they are doing. nothing. does the most important thing that we were sacrificing a lot just to, to, to, to be able to compete to,

it's nikki, in the studio in moscow. can you hear me? okay, this is a wanted to ask you about a statement to the un security council just now. okay, we seem to be experiencing some technical difficulties that alia, can hear me, or try and fix that and bring you more in the coming minutes. thank you for joining us here on our tea. it. we're back in just a few minutes to talk about a what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy, even foundation, let it be an arms race is on often very dramatic and development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time to sit down and talk look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order is a conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about personal intelligence at the point, obviously is to great trust, rather than fear. i would like to take on various jobs with artificial intellige

this kid for me and they go back to nikki to interact with you want to do their story in full migrant verifying and reliable information for migrant. ah ah, this is d w. news alive from berlin, ukraine's president system on talks with his russian counterpart flow to mirror. zalinski says amazingly, vladimir putin is the only way to stop the war in ukraine. when he says any agreement with russia must be put to the graham people in the form of a referendum. tens of thousands of fled rushes bombardment of the train, 2nd city hall cave. we hear from some of those who decided to stay and brave the shelly.

moscow to mock 8 years since the annexation of crimea. tens of thousands of people gathered at b loose nikki stadium waiting russian flags. as the president played praised what he called these countries, special operation in ukraine before was, will costumes are displayed the yet letter zed, a pro russia symbol for the war a. here's a clip of mr. polluted speech. you would, you put yours in the best proof is how our boys are fighting at the special military operation. would you to way and they parents shoulder to shoulder they help them support each other by doing the rubric is needed to city. they cover each other from bullets on the battlefield with her own bodies. but as if it was her own brother, viola makalya. napoleon, well, we haven't seen such unity for a long time. when, as devin hon, give off d w. russia, corresponded and sherwood welcome emily. so let's start with this event, what, what was going on. so this was in there and an event is me how in celebration of the anniversary of the annexation of crimea, which of course, in russia is referred to as the return home of the crimean

speaker paul ryan, vice president mike pence, secretary mike pompeo, governor chris christie, ambassador nikkid just last month, former reagan speechwriter peggy nitpick niemann-pick the address those questions and offered their perspectives, but already i world looks vastly different from when the series began. elections in virginia and new jersey have added more to the conversation. our nation ise now running headlong into higher inflation, and leadership of the white house has blamed the malaise of the american people for much of our woes. sound familiar, reagan fans? we all know that president reagan's most recognizable legacy involves ending a cold war, which brought down the berlin wall and lifted the iron curtain. authoritarians abroad have grown more circuit, even invading ukraine. now american and alliedy. leadership is required to prevent a new iron curtain from descending over eastern europe. in this context we welcome anotherom important voice to the conversation, senator tom cotton of arkansas. he served his country in uniform and has been shaped by the experience, and he's been a

what you do is you have you go with nikki, then global vision, betty heath, and it's not only been a vanish generation, her suffering barring some kind of intervention. her children are unlikely to escape the cycle of poverty and making life even harder. the government has recently decreed its amos moved to an even more remote location, landed i so i got calla, no school equity. norma to let them know that what been durable that vehicle that up on that should have been dropped on dental lead in the mac, angelita betty mac and i was calling me and by your school your heat is too much is too emotional for me. and what's going to happen them taking child flag faraway an excuse. and that means the kids have to work that another 2 hours to school and the kids have nothing to eat. the government has abandoned them. and it's not just in the villages the poverty amongst hero was rife . it's the same in urban areas. shift travels to swap government, a picturesque coastal town, popular with german tourists. but on the outskirts of the town where people live and bleak in formal settlements, jef

my name is nikki goodman. there are only women in the risk of family. granddaughter, daughter, mother, and grandmother. i come down with gad chester yet? yeah. she has did mcguire either a new policy would kidding me? like very much your spelling? no more. christina it is my dad found cook. we used my food spike in as soon as anything in the army. i was very odd, move foremost played out to me about the all new bills and it goes up id with your school a bought the new mines because it's a washing away my most current coverage when piazza so by you get a condition you ever feel to leave and died falling smoothly than boy in school around the star, one you down with the but you can control quantity from your machine to me with a is it a little slow? yeah, she's also need with food.

nikki: so a lot of people that come in and eat, it's either a "ratatouille" moment for them or it's something completely new. [fan flapping] jon: the re-occurring theme was seafood. we're doing a lot of asian-style fish dishes, and then we tried doing steamed fish. we basically did just a smaller version of my mom's steamed fish, and i was like, "man, this is so simple." i don't know if this hits the same way it does for me. a lot of diners were kind of expressing the same things. th were ke, "oh, this is so homey." it wasn't just other asian-americans. everybody that had that dish was like, "i really don't get it, but it's just so comforting." and i thought that if we can convey that feeling through one dish, that we should try doing it with others. it was during that period of time where we really put our foot down and said, "well, we should really try and champion our heritage and really see what we can do." man: do you have any [indistinct]? woman: did that one seem like-- oh. fire two no-salt to run? jon: sure will. andy wang: jon has really sharpened the focus of kato in the time that h

and nikki, germany has just issued warnings about gas disruption, urging its customers and companies all ready to reduce their use in case that they're all the shortages if that supply is halted. now in terms of the longer term, there really is a pretty devastating impact when we look at the german economy. as some german economic institutions already been crunching the numbers on this and they have painted a very bleak picture. let's take the institute d i w, which says an immediate halt of both oil and gas from russia and would peak in around 18 months in terms of the impact. and that would be at 3 percent minus g p, p. and that would provoke, of course, a recession in germany, and that's recession that could last as long as a decade. and it's also warned that inflation in the country could be put up by 2.3 percent. that's really something that will hit the pockets of everybody because that will impact pretty much everything that you buy. ministers of also suggested that there are ways to conserve energy that people should perhaps be looking at decreasing the amount of energy they'

city council president nikki fortunato bass says she's been raising concerns with city department heads. >> since the 2 programs merged and says little has been done. this fire is a clear demonstration at the need for greater accountability and for my concerns to be addressed immediately. fire officials say they see far fewer fires at these types of developments. then at homeless encampments. nevertheless, 5 residents are now getting assistance from the red cross in finding new temporary shelter. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> take a look at this. it looks like a hollywood starlet, but that was no movie set. that was video of a tesla flying through the air in southern california. it happened over the weekend in los angeles neighborhood echo park. now police are searching for that person who smashed into 2 cars and put lives in danger. courtney friel has that story. >> it looked like something out of a movie. this black tesla flying through the air and crash landing except there were no stunt coordinators along baxter street in echo park and no one to pay for the damage left in its wake. we

so if i nikki, there's only this piece of the rain forest left eyes of my dad on the other side, the loggers are destroying everything. so that's why we have to take care of this. here with this, get us into thought, ask nothing. i did, i did want to go live, a saw mill motto, crusoe. i started working with rude as a boy and i thought i lost a finger working as a carpenter, but i stuck with no, i do think they come at l. this is come borrowed kashodi, we use it to make bores for the construction industry. microsoft save you. yeah, this will, it is the most popular and real home is called muscle, and dooper f. l f. again, my parent luba, this larry kia, what is his lawyer? look at yadi, beth again. what got you? this is a shuttle bah. and we just bought a new, if he got the bomb when it got janet incremental supersport, a film my doubling hulu, bob des moines secure. but it just you a buzz of very good word to the marble a semester on. do those get to you? but it's only use for construction roof girders, planks, things like that. yes, i guess this is a pay. it's one of the most expens

it's nikki here in a month ago. can you hear me? ok okay, well seem to be having some technical difficulties connecting with our guest. i will try a bit later in the program to, to get that fixed and get it back for you. no rush as ministry of defense has released a lease documents sent by a turkish defense company to ukraine in response to kiev inquiring if a drone manufactured by the company can hold and spray aerosols over long distances . companies i want to emphasize that this document is dated december, the 15th 2021. it's essence. is it possible to equip this you ivy with systems and mechanisms for spraying aerosols with a capacity of more than 20 liters with the flight rain to such a u. a v of to 300 kilometers equipped with containers of biological formulations. a real threat is created of large scale use of biological weapons on the territory of the russian federation. in fact, we're talking about the development by the key regime of technical means for the delivery and use of biological weapons with the possibility of the

a lot this kids to me and create them, but to nikki, to interact with. you want to know their story abiding and reliable information for margaret's. several dead and wide wing extremists. women's rights progressed and again, wild might be incorporated wait and burned in south africa. people with disabilities more likely to lose their jobs. in the pandemic black lives matter. shine a spotlight on racially motivated police violence, same sex marriage is being legalized in more and more countries. discrimination or part of everyday life. for many, we ask why? because life is diversity, make up your own mind. d, w, lead for mines. the u. n said that is the fastest growing refugee crisis in europe since world war to some 1700000 people have already fled russia's war on ukraine, while hundreds of thousands of others remain trapped under fire without food or water. desperately looking to escape who calls for a humanitarian corridor to allow them to flee or met with russian cynicism as moscow offers residents from ukraine's 2 main cities exit paths that lead onl