norman: we are concerned about that.f you look at what high-yield spreads are telling you today, they are essentially saying a soft landing, everything will be fine. there is a scenario where that happens, but right now for investors in that space, they are not being compensated for the risk that something else occurs, that being a more meaningful slowdown, defaults picking up, or outright recession. manus: let's go to the tails, the narrative is a global recession is a tale risk -- tail risk. we look at mobility in china, the lockdown in china at the moment according to data that we analyzed, the goldman sachs mobility index suggests a 3% knock to global growth, not near as bad as the height of the global pandemic, but we do not know what it is in china. how concerned are you that the china slow down, shut down, supply chain crunch again becomes a bigger risk than we understand at the moment? norman: it is certainly something we are watching, and you can see the government in china is trying to lean against the slow dow

norman: valuations are an issue.ech has been hit since the start of the year, most valuations have come down. i think high quality tech with high quality earnings, big cap tech names to present an opportunity from here. investors will have to deal with multiple the ratings. what you need to focus on is companies that can generate earnings growth the offset much of the writing that lies ahead. tom: how much duration you want to be adding at this point? norman: we are not adding duration at this point. it is getting tempting as we get percent on treasury yields. instead what we are looking to do is manage credit risk. we think that is the next cuda brought in the bond market -- coup de grace and the bond market. long-term credit, not taking directional positions within the bond market currently. francine: what kind of credit arbitrage? norman: we think there's an opportunity for active credit to kirk now. quite a lot of banks are running some challenges in terms of the credit markets. investors, where they have benefit

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janai norman and aaron katersky here at the scene.ierre thomas at the fbi. >>> the other news tonight, the war in ukraine. did russia use a chemical agent in mariupol? the pentagon tonight now investigating. and tonight, vladimir putin now -- talks are dead. and ukraine has now captured a putin ally. a ukrainian ally those daughter is putin's goddaughter. and for the first time, president biden now calling putin's actions a genocide. james longman is live in kyiv. >>> the war putting increasing pressure on the global economy and tonight, inflation here at home. the prices americans are paying. inflation now the highest it's been since 1981. the new move tonight from president biden on gas. >>> we're tracking dangerous storms tonight, possible tornadoes after dark and damaging winds and s tomorrow. from dallas to chicago and moving east. ginger zee tracking it all. >>> the pandemic. the omicron subvariant now nearly 90% of cases here in the u.s. and the alarming images from shanghai tonight. amid a major spike in covid there, families

janai norman and aaron katersky reporting tonight. and pierre thomas on what has federal authorities so concerned about this case going forward. >>> also tonight, the dangerous tornado threat as we come on the air tonight. the ef-3 confirmed, winds 165 miles per hour. tornado watches across several states. severe storms from new orleans to indianapolis, then moving east. heavy rain, hail, damaging winds, gusts up to 75 miles per hour. and then philadelphia and new york city facing storms tomorrow. ginger zee tracking it all. >>> the disturbing new video from ukraine tonight appearing to show cluster bombs being used to attack civilians in kharkiv. and tonight, what the u.s. is now sending to ukraine. james longman standing by live in kyiv. >>> here at home, amid the new rise in covid cases, the cdc tonight extending the travel mask mandate on planes and elsewhere. and there is news coming in tonight on new subvariants, what they're seeing in central new york. >>> graphic videos released late today showing the deadly police shooting of

. >> thank you ranking member norman. before i give it to the chair our distinguished chair maloney, let me say we share an admiration for carole king. we also i think share a common commitment to standing with ukraine and the president zelenskyy and their fight against putin's unprovoked brutal war. they were unified in this congress and making sure no russian oil comes to the united states shores. in terms of the points raised on gas, we have great respect for the ranking member we sometimes have disagreements but one thing i want to make clear as i am for and i think many democrats are for short-term increase in production to make sure gas prices go down. i think that is something what the proposal to increase buying two filled up our strategic reserves. i am for increasing short-term production. i think long term the way you defeat the petro state like russia, like saudi arabia, like iran, like venezuela is by having a boost to the over at all energy certainly can respond visit sure what woman wanted to make that clea

norman is recognized for five minutes. mr. norman: i find it interesting that not one democrat is posing the question to the biden administration as you pointed out, mr. dhillon who is allowing somewhere close to 540,000 a month, which are five football stadiums that hold 79,000 people into this country. not knowing where they came from. not knowing what what they represent. there's not one question that's been posed to the biden administration as to why you're not securing the border. there's not one democrat that signed a discharge petition on having title 42 remain in effect. all we need is seven to put it for a vote. and you know, we heard tom homan, used to be director of i.c.e. and mike norman, who was head of border patrol, give a dark picture for what's happening to this country under this administration under his watch. president biden's watch. and what it's doing to the children who, as you mentioned, mr. dhillon, are dying. do you see the issue that the fentanyl and all the opioids coming across are direct result of

i now recognize our esteemed ranking member norman for an opening statement. >> thank you, chairman. chairman ro khanna, i appreciate you holding this hearing. wildfires are an important issue. 2021, there were nearly 60,000 wildfires that burned over 7 million acres. that was devastating for so many parts of the country. i met with carol king yesterday who i'm a fan of. i grew up with her music. she thinks the world of you. we had a great conversation. my questions to her, and we've got sumpter national forest in south carolina. my question was, one, do trees have lives? and, two, what do we do about the four-feet thatch that's built up. a lot of fires today are in lands where nothing has been done. we had a disagreement, but the passion that she has i respect. i'd love to have an open debate about that. these fires that occurred in 2021 were on par with the five and ten-year national averages, so why are we now getting around to having a hearing about wildfires? i think the answer is obvious. last week we were supposed to have a hearing on how bad the oil and natural gas industry a

everyone shyly hid their heads in the sand both inside the norman format and outside the norman format. format. and those weapons were weapons that were already imported to ukraine at that time. they really posed a threat to the russian federation military bases, which in particular the british built on the sea of ​​​​azov, directly posed the same threat and unfortunately, we did not hear about any sympathetic voices, and from various parts of the world, when e he was already as a last attempt last fall invited the americans and nato to conclude treaties aimed at ensuring security in europe without resorting to expansion membership of military-political blocs. right now we are dealing with the elimination of what threats and the elimination of those actions that the west has taken in violation of its obligations not to strengthen its security at the expense of the security of russia o loaned 1 diplomat from the taliban government. please tell me, does this move towards recognition of the taliban government in kabul and the second question. is russia ready to work with internal afghan p

is there a question you would like to ask julie norman? tom: no.es are in last place, keeping out the red sox. jonathon: julie norman, we will let that one go. thank you very much. if you are tuning in just now this morning and wondering what's going on, don't worry, we are getting back on track. the nasdaq is down by .8%. speaking about what's happening in china, lockdowns spread from shanghai to beijing. that is why crude is lowered by about 4.5%. this week is a big week for big tech. nasdaq is down by almost 10% coming into today's session. this week, [indiscernible] i know you're focused on apple coming up on this thursday. lisa: how hd think they will talk about the disruptions coming out of china, how much their factories have to reduce output, whether they are seeing lockdowns in the factories? people are actually camping out and some of these production centers. still, you have to get them out of the ports. how are the ports going to keep operating a people are locked down? jonathon: we're looking for that real-time read for what's happenin

coming up on ukraine, julie norman of ucl. bloomberg. ♪ ritika: with the first word news, i'm ritika gupta. march may turn out to be the high water mark for inflation. cbi expecting to share prices rising 4.8% from a year ago, the fastest since 1982. higher energy costs in the wake of russia's invasion of ukraine. we will get the inflation number at 8:30 a.m. new york time. india plans to boost exports to russia by $2 billion in the wake of sanctions. they are working out a payment system on the products india would shift -- chip to russia. -- warns a quarter mark a quarter million more people will face poverty this year, due to the impact of the coronavirus and soaring prices. more than 368 million dollar people will be below the $1.98 line by the end of 2022. president biden restricting ghost guns, crackdown on purchases for people who assemble guns from kits. honda plans to spend $40 billion on its push into big oil. events second biggest automaker so some 30 ev market -- ev models will be -- and will phase out gasoline pow

janai norman joins us now from outside federal court in brooklyn. and james had not yet entered a plea. the judge ordering him held without bail? >> reporter: yeah, linsey, prosecutors calling him a severe and ongoing threat to the community, pointing to ammunition and other gun-related items found in a philadelphia storage unit, to argue that frank james had the means to carry out more attacks. he's now being held, as you said, without bail, and though he did not enter a plea, his attorney asking the judge to provide him with psychiatric care. linsey? >> janai, thank you. >>> now to that breaking news, a major setback for russiany and their war in ukraine. the flagship of their black sea fleet has subbing. russia says that a fire onboard their warship ignited amm ammunition. the ship sinking while being toed for repair. ukraine, however, claims the ship was destroyed by its missile strike. the lost casts a long shadow as russia gears up for that major offensive in eastern ukraine. abc's james longman reports in from kyiv tonight. >> reporter: tonig

i mentioned norman mailer who's ego was so large and i got to know norman later in life. i wrote a profile about him for rolling stone called the last buck. and then there was the great african-american novelist ralph ellison. and they were at iowa writers workshop ellison who wrote invisible man and naylor and ellison said norman the problem with you is that you don't realize we're all dispensable. simple line by ralph ellison, but i think about it a lot like wherever i'm at. i know i'm dispensable like this. i you know every job but you know like this is not if i left tomorrow somebody else fills the place and it's just hard when you want to you know, it's important to keep that in mind because he keeps you grounded a little bit not to get too high on your horse the growing up in the midwest the one sin brian i found the thing that i can't tolerate i have one intolerance of human behavior, obviously more than one but the one i just don't like people that are conceited. like that have the disease of conceit that they feel there's so much better than the next person and w

how does norman feel about the fact that you're involved in this steamy show?nan. >> jimmy: you don't get to? that was an interesting word you chose. [ laughter ] >> i have a very attractive husband in this, yeah. >> jimmy: okay, you're making it worse now. [ laughter ] it's getting worse ask worse. maybe i won't go backstage and say hello. >> yeah. >> jimmy: have you guys watched it together? >> no. we have not. i took the -- my future mother-in-law to the premiere in austin. >> jimmy: norman's mother? >> yeah. i didn't really think that through. it didn't go over quite that great. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> you know. i think she was a little taken aback. >> jimmy: oh, that is -- did you think about that before you invited her to come along? >> no, no. but as we were sitting down i was like, oh, wait. yes. and i was trying to talk to her while stuff was happening. >> jimmy: i see, yeah. yeah, that's good. that's a good move. i used to do that when i was on the radio with my bosses, sitting and reviewing our tapes, and i was about to say something that i knew the

let's bring in south carolina congressman ralph norman, had a chance to question the secretary this weekngressman, good morning to you. two days of questioning, he sat through them, you listened to it and participated, as well. what are your takeaways? >> secretary mayorkas is a liar who has contempt for the constitution and the rule of law and total contempt for the american people. how he can appear and lie like hiez -- he's doing is amazing to me f. we control the southwest border, how do we define uncontrol? ed he's an elected bureaucrat doing harm to the country. >> todd: he blamed trump for it. take a listen. >> we inherited a broken and dismantled system that is under strain, not built to manage the current levels and migratory flow, only congress can fix this. >> todd: is there any evidence congressman norman, that this is trump's fault? >> you know, this follows pattern of this administration. under the last 12 months of the trump administration, 513,000 were apprehended. under biden administration 2.3 million, five times as much. he's lying and has no -- such disregard for the

they're assigning norman mailer? what class? and i told him. he was writing it down. i'm like, oh, gosh. am i getting this professor in trouble or something? and i said, why? he said, no, you finish it if it's assigned. i'm just questioning -- i'm not questioning you reading it because if you're assigned, read it, but i'm going to look into who's assigning it. coach hays was actually a wonderful character to talk too about football and life. he was into rotc at ohio state at that point and was deeply involved in history. >> did you ever consider going in the military? >> i wish i did, but that's only in retrospect. >> you missed the '72. after that, you didn't have to go to the draft. >> and it became kind of -- people of that generation, a lot that went in and my class were people that couldn't get into college or something, and i had college educated parents who were directing us towards college all along. i could have used some of that discipline back then or a couple of years of public service. i don't want to row mant size that that would have been like. i find i

abc's janai norman is following the investigation. >> reporter: investigators have been piecing together clues examining hours of video. abc news has learned they believe james may have rushed the attack allegedly setting off smoke grenades earlier than he planned. they think he dropped to one knee to avoid the rising smoke and opened fire from that crouched position. they say that's why the victims were mostly shot in their hands or legs. in the chaotic aftermath police say james slipped onto another train. this picture shows him emerging from another station. investigators were able to determine his identity from items he allegedly left at the scene, a gun, a bright orange vest, a credit card and the key to a u-haul rented to his name but those things weren't discovered until after the bomb squad cleared the area. that gave james a head start to escape. prosecutors calling him a severe and ongoing threat to the community pointing to more ammunition and other gun-related items found in a philadelphia storage unit to argue frank james had the means to carry out more attacks. he's now bei

but norman walker himself drank fruit drinks every day and lived to be 99 years old.o where is the lie in his biography or in scientific research about the dangers of juices. well hello, altai be quiet. well hello, belokurikha this is not the option. where you can rent a room with your grandmother, even if you find it, it will not be cheaper, yes, and treatment is included in the cost grandma's stay is not included. so it's more profitable to live in the shoulder. here you have four meals a day and skiing and treatment of more than 300 procedures and entertainment and accommodation. oh, even the sofa. look huge. the pillows are huge. everything is huge here and a real fireplace. my passion room is excellent, but still i came here to have an active rest. especially for this there are a million opportunities to roll balls. and big balls to take a steam bath and already so intensely began to rest. actively, that is already tired. that's it, now it's time to go to the barrel room, but first you need to call your parents, but even say that everything is fine with me, as if

there's a big problems research on the take of norman trying to trace back. but it's quite difficult if they are acquired illegally or eligible that this is our duty to put the case to the head of said, saying we should look at this situation and then the parliament will decide on further action to be done in the heart of the museum a some of the objects looted from the name by the inviting french statues, doors, and thrones thrown here. this is fur, quite spectacular. yeah, huge. the manual says before the french army reached the palace, king bay, hans, and set alight. the soldiers rescued the objects inside essentially though alerted but at the same time saved and away, sir. yeah, that's a quite uncomplicated here. so always because it was looted them for sure. the same time these object wouldn't be there. the palace was completely destroyed by the fire romeo feels tone about the objects ending up in the museum frame. what up for your, for your visit? we informed her nicole young through newly off and who was isab. sheila also newman for why so low alpha mi

you know what i took dealing with daddy wood away, edmond norman. i looked up gun and i thought you were looking to put some stuff there. it is earlier about that from the focus she would normally, ohio, what's the de model for them to move a also has to on hold on with go a month to be studying with madonna mckinney guitar didn't it must be the name of it. i would dr. connect report because a statistically i thought there was some boys that didn't do my guns defeat, did it a year short, a young savvy? i said, i'll take them off and i'm happy. so i'm left on a methylation, daddy redated household. i live in the south with william and that was my daughter yet. i think the the sat them i've typed, i can't say that i was going to mom shall come, did i get my pregnant? that's not bad. we're going to post enough. mm hm. because of what one that so the police and also georgia southern ran a dog. yeah. my book. nose with it or oh, oh flint. oh, no heck. the list where he'd gotten with stone content, talk to them and don't know what kind of thing i mean, yo

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this would by norman.understood the artificial intelligence with these minds and the expression of the human mind, expanded into the world. >> and actually is an extensiona nonreplacement and what you said a moment ago,ly and really is a way of capturing it and someone made the point that all this developed machine intelligence, would have to have a human mind as if it were in oracle, who said this. [inaudible]. >> so is a very metaphoric is it means that is pretty simple but we are human minds, to the machine intelligence, with the oracle vilify was thought to be to a man of antiquity, this knowledge mysteriously outside of the realm so you enter the oracle and you know it probably was a bunch of who he but nonetheless, they went there and somewhat of a receiving insight which they could not possibly get them inside of the human minds of theey human mind and tn is the artificial intelligence is to the oracle of the day but the fascinating metaphor. >> and allll of this can only be that way, is an extensio

let's go to gene norman live at the cnn weather center. hi, gene. >> hi, max.pened on wednesday afternoon in cordarrelle, georgia. pretty scary site there. we're still tracking some storms. nor tornadic at the moment but a lot of lightning and heavy downpours moving across sections of south carolina and just exiting north florida near jacksonville. there are going to be some more storms along the east coast. we have heavy rainfall. that has led to flooding across sections of central georgia, alabama and south carolina. a flood watch is still in effect for central georgia until 8 a.m. eastern time with an additional 1 to 3 inches of rain expected. as you mentioned, over the past couple of days, we've seen lots of storms, lots of tornado reports. over 60 of them as a matter of fact, over 200 wind reports and over 70 hail reports as they have marched across the south. it will be along the east coast today with the cold front. there's the possibility for some damaging wind and hail. places like raleigh, wilmington, down towards orlando and tampa. they have the high

julie norman from university college london.s is bloomberg. ♪ >> welcome back to the open. 30 minutes into european trading, here are top stories. friends with facebook and meta shared after hours -- sword after hours. yen slumps, the currency slides of your jake down on bond buying. traders walk -- look for talk of intervention. germany is ready to back a ban on oil from moscow. they are fascinated with the yen reaching 130 dollars per barrel -- per dollar. the government same they are continuing along their path. >> save me. >> japan's a big importers of oil, that is why they persist, 138, as the first time since 2002. products look at him, saving me every day, every hour. >> there's been a choppy week in these markets. how you get a grip across these equity markets. very solid gains, the seeing a move out of treasuries, out of european sovereign debt, you are seeing this yields coming off stub the equity space, the yields are coming off -- i am confused. equity markets performing well, gains more than 1% across the benchmark.

fear that the whole picture could be even grimma, that what we now know from butcher owns out of our norman reporting from a key for ukraine. thank you so much for ministers from nato countries are meeting in brussels to discuss additional support or to ukraine. nader was warning . russia is preparing to intensify attacks in eastern and southern ukraine. you are secretary of state antony, blanket, and nato secretary general youngster. yes. stoughton berg just spoke ahead of the meeting here some of what mr. san berger said earlier in the day about the need to put more pressure on russia. we have seen no indication that the person put in house, so changed his ambition to control or the whole of ukraine on also to rewrite her the natural order. so we need to be prepared for a long haul. we need to support ukraine, sustained our sanctions. and strengthen our her defenses under our deterrence. let's take you now to nato headquarters, or where a nato foreign ministers are meeting the w correspondence or schultz is covering the meeting. a terry, what would a long hall war mean for nato? lately na

advances of the computer industry since the time of touring and good at bletchley park through john von norman who was probably a paramount figure and anticipated the gigahertz machines we have today. he really was the first person to imagine moore's law, that we could produce making the machines that operators at billions of cycles a second. >> let me step back a couple steps to something said a minute ago, really deserves i think extra attention. you commented a moment ago that technological and economic advance tends to have a comparatively greater impact the benefit to the worse off, because the the worst off tt further to go up. and so the comparative improvement in their life can be greater. that's intriguing. a few years ago i was in east africa in uganda and traveling around some of the rural areas and a part of uganda. it was striking to me of course the standard of living obviously much lower than the united states and and i saw many pe living in hats, not having sufficient clothing, not having sufficient covering from the rain. -- huts. people clearly struggling although there was a

me, i want to bring to you, but also to the ukrainian people did have you corresponded alexander norman has been following the story for us in chief. she told us about the latest you support for ukraine. what was left on the line had in her luggage was a 5th sir. package of sanctions, including a ban on coal imports from russia and other measures of this is of course not enough from the ukrainian perspective. they would like, for instance, to see a total ban on energy importance, all energy imports from russia. however, we also have to acknowledge that those sanctions imposed by the european union against russia are taken altogether the toughest to measures that the european union imposed against russia ever. so that is also something that we have to acknowledge and to award, sir. it was the law from the lion didn't bring to key. it was a concrete perspective, a concrete date for a potential you membership of ukraine. however, what he, what she brought and handed over to zalinski was a questioner. and so she said that the european commission is going to help ukraine, answer all the ques

ukraine mostly will, will, but a will ethridge search and they see kamesia rookie of nashville has the norman reeves long would say, miracle, miracles, america ms. is my water provides full dual credit. um, we are scheduled for the upload. do you agree with utica read? no. linda in the list. my super disk here. mm. so was no, no, cosmo green. so he was familiar with a bunch of his workers. ah he's so good as he gets to lose a piece of land that's up with you to farmers unless unless you mean like you did it sort of a story when you come from so many machine you see him is there i'm on mute because what i'm you greenlee me giving you the us player when julia can get here. so bills will tripping to your so. so small my ceiling still browser with even though briscoe was, let's just a minute. but here you go. it must be is the last minute somebody i just want to say after you were with us through it regina, did you live or not? you still want to use b nasty to barsky light? is it natural? and i know my counsellor t. ellen saw crane's cow last spring and she wore beaming leasing was to greenland.

when norman actually quite divided along, i do a logical lines. so what's at stake is the future, what kind of political future this country is going to enter a continuation of continuation of the same or an actual change in what that change will actually look like in hungary. he definitely is funny for char and would have had to funny thank you so much for your reporting. well, hungary is neighbor, serbia is also deciding whether to give its leader another term in office. long lines formed at pulling stations in a vote that is expected to reelect president alexander who teach bunch service hopes of joining the european union could be dented by his refusal to impose sanctions on russian opposition. groups have mostly held back from calling for tough action. in within soccer was borg, have embarrass rivals, byron munich to move closer to the bonus league. a title. the 2 sides have dominated the german leed this season, but the walls were very much on top as time span. yeah. hoot, knitting asap. perv opener cove it hid buyer and blunder it by lettin

he was still in his mother's belly when the family was locations in st. hoppy norman, great center panel or son. mano kent cannot actually, or perhaps it was summer long as our sen tells it. that was the 1st time that after your saw a person living on the street to be measured only didn't, i wanted to help you and i was looking for a way to finance it is. every day i saw a couple of artists on the board walk and i thought she'd why not attack allergic. i made my 1st drawings in the sand hill, sad with some pebbles, good leave and i made enough money to buy something for the homeless and uncle marcia. but later i started doing real drawing soon number their phony. at 1st, i only sold them to my family members. them one day we held our 1st exhibition with dallas. when the adventure really began it, i don't want anyone to be poor any more. they're not just the homeless, but all those who need help feller our meal cities at basset, gallbladder. little heads, i ever need any more after his mother practices, alternative medicine. his father is a fire fighter together there, a middle class fami

at the who norman's edelman and her experience was 3 years ago after a girl got pregnant at the rural boarding school, she attended at the time. oh, not that today, volunteers from an angio called beautiful hearts, teach rural teenagers about their own bodies and try to empower them to refuse the virginity tests. sometimes schools include them in general health checks, even though that's not allowed. these teenagers are talk about so called virginia tests, which are still carried out in rural schools like this one. when i was at school, it was everywhere. once a year. as we grow up in a tackle and had to monocle society, young girls have to say what doctors, teachers, or principal have to say. it was frightening and humiliating. because people would hear the girls who were not wilson. and they would be teased and shamed them to the workshops aim to fill a gap in a world where online dating is growing yet sex and relationship advice is often absent. honey, i thought was that if they both physical exercise, teacher a man teaches us health education, but he doesn't teaches about sexual r

i sandra fall, norman, speaking with me a little earlier from keith. well, ukraine's president of vladimir savanski sat pleading for more heavy weapons to defend his country against russia, saying that without them the war will be an endless bloodbath. and a video in english, posted on twitter, he called for heavy artillery armoured vehicles, air defense systems, and combat aircraft, ukrainian officials or look into germany for help. but berlin argues at sending such weaponry, logistically difficult, and risks escalating the war. in january, russian troops were preparing for war, while ukraine begged allies to send weapons. but germany said its history meant it could off a helmet's not arms. and the soil check immediately that out, and we'll deliver 5000 hammerstein crane as a clear signal that we are on your side. right? it was supposed to be a gesture of good will, but it went down like a bad joke. then vladimir putin gave the order to the attack as tens of thousands protested in berlin. the german chancellor lifted the weapons bon, citing anew reali

and this guy was read the, you know, and the small goals. koobooley allude, adams, norman, knew it was a big explosion to move like if an airplane crash will switch, we go somewhere. i have never seen something like that. and she knew through the whole issue and we need to close the sky because we don't want this to happen again . none mother be to critical the nearby unions nile shall as local people watched plumes of smoke gloom over the city. the authorities there said russia had hit critical infrastructure, but there were no reports of casualties. so it wasn't like russia's defense ministry said it's shapes and planes had bombed an oil processing plant and fuel depos near odessa. it said the facilities supply fuel to ukraine's troops in coastal towns further east. a dresser emergency crews have not yet had to deal with heavy russian bombardment like the eastern port of mario pole, but ukraine's president. so lensky says that russian troops are regrouping and preparing what he calls powerful strikes. and the desk, as residents are left wondering, just how long they can stay here. is

aware of this, but i think unfortunately, we will continue on this path if my call as we elected to norman did expose heated to it's the supporters of left wing candidate jaundra, milan shaw, who came 3rd and round one who feel particularly frustrated, they no longer have a left wing option. now their vote or a low turn out has the potential to tip the scales. my call has tried to appeal to these voters by toning down parts of his manifesto. like the plan to push up the retirement age from the current, $62.00 to $65.00 will decide we can fix a lower targeting. i'm open to discussion with one kid. meanwhile, the pen has also tried to gather more support by continuing to depict herself as the candidate closest to that people are shocked phone. i want to tell every fringe person that my project is tailor made for them what i want them to be happy and prosperous safe. and i will defend their identity here to see that the for the lovely donte. all opinion polls in recent days point towards a wind for the 44 year old pro european centrist michael le pen victory, however, is still possible and wo

let's get to meteorologist gene norman. where is this headed next, gene?er the gun today, wednesday. meanwhile, the remnants of those storms are bringing a soggy start from washington to philly up towards new york. also from chicago back towards st. louis. that's the cold front that will spark some of the storms later today. already some severe weather popping up just north of memphis, but as the front pushes to the southeast, that's where we could see some of that more dangerous weather. we'll time it out for you and we'll show that rain, soggy start to the morning commute in the northeast. look at the big area of the red in the southeast. atlanta back towards savannah. could see some big storms. then they'll push off to the east coast as we head into thursday. another two-day storm threat that we're watching. it could be pretty rough. keep your weather alerts on in the southeast today. >> good advice. gene norman, thank you so much. >>> tiger woods says he's planning to play at this year's masters 14 months after being seriously hurt in that horrific car

the new director, eileen norman, could not be here today. but her deputy director erin gutierrez is participating virtually. ms. gutierrez do you have any opening comments? if not we'll go to the applicants in the order they appear on our agenda. >> this would be for item number one. which is a hearing to -- >> chair peskin: my bad. >> clerk: two members terms ending march 1, 2024 and five members terms ending march 1, 2025. >> chair peskin: with that, any opening comments? why don't we go to the applicants in the order that they appear on our agenda. my understanding is that one of the two applicants for seat 4, which is a healthcare provider, glenda cartenga has withdraw. which leaves us -- are you with us this morning? let's go to jesse nichols for seat 5. [ indiscernible ] >> i'm a resident of the bayview. i've done ihss for 14 years now. [ indiscernible ] >> chair peskin: is ms. hernandez with us? if not, why don't with go to the wasn't an only rita semel seeking appointment to seat 6. are you with us this morning? seat 9, alexander mad