i'm sorry, florida is where slavery first enters british north america right where it enters north america. i should say that. that the first african slaves brought to north america happens under spanish rule in 1526 about 1526 and estevancio was the man's name. it was a member of the denarvaez expedition. i'm very sorry. he speaks spanish. i'm just butchered that. i'm sure but the catholic church in spain the spanish government had agreed that enslavement was a proper response to those people who have not been converted to the catholic faith. estevancio is kidnapped from his home in morocco by the portuguese sold to the spanish and then brought to north america as part of this exploration expedition under narvaez, and he actually dies in new mexico hernando de soto who so many of us are familiar with and i grew up in memphis tennessee memphis is where hernando de soto dies that's always been part of the sort of the mythology of the city of memphis. is it right? this is where hernando desoto dies desoto is bringing a sizable number of african descent slaves as well as indigenous people. it

chair of the board of trustees of the jewish federation of north america and the owner of the vikingsto talk football mark, tell us what you saw on the ground there near the border of ukraine >> brian, thanks for having us on as you mentioned, i went with the jewish federation of north america. representing over 300 communities in the u.s. and canada we raise funds for social services we have the privilege to go to the border town in poland. what i saw and witnessed with leaders were thousands of refugees streaming in. we know millions are coming over truly a heartbreaking thing to see. parents and families coming across literally their possessions in it one shopping cart a heartbreaking thing. really, really what was impressive was the amount of support and humanitarian aid that is beginning to show up there. volunteers and people that really care trying to do their best in a horrible situation >> mark, where are the people going? we are talking about potentially more than 1 million people poland is a fantastic country. they welcomed them with open arms you still need the resources a

it will include arctic activities that -- to defend north america's northern approaches. it will incorporate several assets with support from denmark to allow air defense operations. -- takes place throughout the year. this year planned for march 16 will occur during a series of arctic activities demonstrate allied coordination to defend north america's approaches. this will incorporate several assets from canada and the united states, with support from denmark to allow our air defense operations from the full greenland. during this exercise, -- we will keep you updated as that exercise progresses. we would like to extend our deepest sympathies to the family of a freelance journalist tragically killed over the weekend covering ukraine. he was working on a documentary of refugees. clearly this unprovoked war by mr. putin has created more than two and half-million million refugees. we applaud the work that he was doing, the bravery at which she did it and our deepest condolences and sympathies go out to his family. we would like to take this opportunity to express concern o

of north america lots of sunshine and it's warm sunshine to look further north from. that's where we got a little more cloud and it is on the cold side. this is where the cold air remains in place minus 15. the are high in winnipeg then to where to stay afternoon further south. well as a $27.00, a plus $27.00 for kansas city. it does cool off as we go through the next couple of days. but that boundary. we have got some cloud, we got some wet weather and we got some wintry weather just pushing across sir the border there between the us and canada. that will continue to just drive its way a little further east, which as we go on through our friday, those cool off a little bit sir, for room, for many of us here. 21 celsius there for kansas city, so not too bad. but some when she where the spelling in from the pacific northwest across the rockies, there will be some snowfall coming through. some of that snow extended southern parts of california, ally by the high of around 16 degrees celsius for the caribbean. it's fine and dry for the most part, little line of cloud here

. >> honeybee health in north america began to decline many years before neonicotiids were in use. we've tested these products for many years, and in the field under real exposure conditions, these products are sa, and weave lotsf studieto show at. many scientistwhose research is not funded by the pesticide industry challenge the safety of neonics, saying that even low levels of exposure can fect the ility of heybees communica and can spress their immune system, making them more susceptible to viruses and varroa mites. > the effects of these pesticides on the bees is manyfold. it affects reproduction. the navigational ability of the bees is impaired. they can't find their way home. if they can'tind their y home, ey can't bring rources bk to the hve, the hive ge depleted of worker bees and forager bees, and the hive just crashes after that. >> and it's not only honeybees that are affected. >> we're seeing broad-scale decline in really important pollinators, like our bumblebees. perhaps 30% of our bumblebees are in decline, and a quarter of them at risk of extinction in the near futu

the flow of data is dominated by 2 polls north america, and east asia. and i think both europe and africa need to become as autonomy as, as possible in the generation of data and the use of data and the digital economy can be mutually rewarding. but i agree with my colleagues, we need to see what are this time europe is serious about taking africa as a business part or a business partner rather than as a development age target. this is, this is real economy. it's the teachers are becoming progress and i think, you know, it's, it's, it was long overdue. well, let's talk more about that points on the difference between you know, investment and development age. well, what's your, what's your view on that, david? money, what's, what's been the problem with europe's relationship in the past that could be improved upon this time? i think the problem was, we'll start with the language. if you look at this agreement and the amendment which europe is approaching that graham, and this is a question of trying to compete with china that has been reset and talking ab

let's not forget the fact that even europe, as behind china and north america in terms of data economy. so europe has looked again out of having a true and equal partnership with africa because it's going to be advantageous the european companies as well. so i think it's a great opportunity, but we need to separate archives with past david money. what is it that a year of can offer that investors like china and russia are not offering at the moment? what? what is it, what is it they can bring that's different they could bring one thing for sure that at the moment they haven't made any inroads. it really depends if they quote, a common with a cheaper technology that africa is not interested in the issue of competition. as it stands, the united states is coming with its issue of ensuring that the dominant in pushing china out of the market use, divide it over the issues, some european countries i neutral and trying to find their own space. and therefore, it really depends how they come in and what is it that, that going to offer? i think price is the key issue. and more importantly, to w

hello the weather sloshy sat there across a good part of north america sunday, the southern half of north america lots of sunshine and it's warm sunshine to look further north from us where we got a little more cloud and it is on the cold side. this is where the cold air remains in place minus 15. the are high in winnipeg then to where to stay after them further south. well as a $27.00 plus $27.00 for kansas city, it does cool off as we go through the next couple of days. but that boundary. we have got some cloud, we got some wet weather and we got some winter weather just pushing across sir the border there between the us and canada. that will continue to just drive its way a little further east, which as we go on through our friday, that's cool off a little bit sir for room for many of us here. 21 celsius therapy, kansas city. so not too bad. but some when she wear the spilling in from the pacific northwest, across the rockies, there will be some snowfall coming through. some of that snow extended southern parts of california and labor, the high of around 16 degrees celsius for the cari

our north america editor sarah smith reports from poland.force one touches down, it's designed to send a message. president biden�*s trip to poland is notjust to reassure a nervous ally, it's to make clear the us will back military action if russia attacks poland or any other nato member. the men in the military barbers are his. the us has sent thousands of extra troops to poland. he's always said they're not headed to ukraine, as america fears sending forces over the border could start a world war, yet biden seemed to tell them they would witness the bravery of ukrainians "when you are there". the average citizen, look at how they're stepping up, look at how they're stepping up. and you're going to see when you're there, and some of you have been there, you're going to see women, young people standing in the middle in front of a damn tank, just saying, "i'm not leaving." the white house quickly clarified that america has not changed its stance on sending troops into ukraine. what these forces might be asked to do if russia uses chemical wea

i want to remind people that that sourcing of north america and commodities is a real thing. so as you know, there's four things that matter in resource investing, food, water, shelter and fuel. but even though for the u.s. only 1% of gdp comes from agriculture, we're still the third largest producer of corn, the third largest producer of wheat, the fifth largest producer of potatoes, so when you marry production with innovation, that's why you're getting a lot of strong brands coming out of north america that are not as affected by what's going on. liz: well, just randomly i thought, hmm, let's look at harvest stock. we had the ceo on on the day that they went public. this is an indoor farming structure company. it's spiking today, and they are set none kentucky. and as we look at app harvest up 9%, they are maybe an answer here to keep the supply chain domestically, are they not? and then you have beyond meat which is falling today probably because they depend on, certainly, some other commodities that come from elsewhere. >> yes. to answer your question, the commodity expo

north america.itment in keeping our business in north america including the retail footprint and the online business. we feel very excited. it's very important. we share a lot of insights of consumer sentiment. the stock exchange is natural for us for the whole transaction. haidi: we saw goldman sachs downgrade its outlook when it comes to the luxury sector. a lot of that was due to the covid restrictions and the closed borders that we see for china which remains the biggest market. can you tell us about the impact of covid-19 on your brand in china? do you expect to see that revenge drafting that we saw after the markets came out of the first round of lockdowns? joann: sure. china is a small portion of the business. only 14% is coming from china. now we are developing a footprint in china. because of the restrictions on traveling, a lot of people have been shopping domestically. that's why we also tried to keep open in asia. we wanted to explore more digitalization through online or e-commerce chan

a lot of corporate stories going on in north america. the big one, ford announcing it will split its company into two businesses. ev and legacy guest. the stock is up 8.4%. ford announcing on tuesday night they are holding -- halting operations in russia because of that country's action. apple up 2%. mark gurman telling us this could be the biggest year yet for new hardware out of yeah -- apple. apple halting sales in russia on tuesday. netflix says it is pausing future projects and acquisitions in russia due to the invasion in ukraine. that is reporting from a variety of sources. clearly this is still top of mind. emily: we're going to hear your interview with the ford ceo later this hour. the u.s. and allies stepping up pressure over the invasion of ukraine. the justice department has launched a task force to enforce sanctions that target wealthy citizens and seize assets from luxury yachts to crypto. i spoke with lisa monaco about how the task force plans to intercept russian oligarchs. lisa: what we are doing with this task force is

central america is generally dry from much of north america. it is generally try. we have got a little alberta clipper moving through the plains, eating over towards a great lakes, a little bit of snow coming through here. follow this line of cloud up towards that western side of canada, civic north west, more rain in the forecast here. it does turn cooler, the central parts of the us, but largely dry for the weather sponsored by cataract ways. a reporter's retreat in a brutal civil war. if a comment hadn't been that, the israeli invasion would not have been so well before the commodore had become a journalist center. you could be in the safe enclave and then you went out into the civil war. i started off leaving this other grand street condo hotel. the next room i was in was underground in a tiny prison. so as a hostage, a route to commodore war hotels on al jazeera news . ah, ah, ah. ah, this is al jazeera ah. hi there, jim vanelle, this is ben new donald lloyd from doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes. the russian military claim that has taken control of the s

let's go to washington and talk to sarah smith, our north america editor.in many ways in the us on the russian energy scene. how do you see the package that he announced today? see the package that he announced toda ? ~ , .., , , see the package that he announced toda? ,, ,, today? well, because they are less de-ended, today? well, because they are less depended. they — today? well, because they are less depended, they can _ today? well, because they are less depended, they can move - today? well, because they are less depended, they can move much . today? well, because they are less i depended, they can move much more quickly— depended, they can move much more quickly and _ depended, they can move much more quickly and institute this total ban on russian oil imports and they say there _ on russian oil imports and they say there wiii— on russian oil imports and they say there will be no more russian oil coming _ there will be no more russian oil coming into the us in 45 days' time. of course, _ coming into the us in 45 days' time. of course, the president s

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and the works of an artist conceded, one of the 1st true ukrainians goes on to across north america. ah, i'm jarrett ray, thank you very much for your company. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski has told the us congress that since russia began its invasion of his country 3 weeks ago, every day has felt like 911. now this was part of an emotional appeal by zalinski in a live video call for more help to defend his country. russia has stepped up its bombardment of towns and cities across you, crime the streets of keys, empty malians have fled the cities in the start of the war. and those who remain huddle in homes or shelters under a city wide curfew showing continued to hit residential areas of the city on wednesday, home, and live destroyed the shock in the eyes of those. what made it out. ukraine's president followed the maid. lensky made a heartfelt appeal in the live stream to the u. s. congress. he reference martin luther king and repeated calls for the us to implement a no fly zone over ukraine. ya, my, you. i have a need both rambles. i need to protect our sky. what i need yo

factors play a significant role in the fact that wikipedia content stems largely from then in north america and europe. but why are women less active on wikipedia? there are various reasons, a considerable one is time. women simply have less time to sit at the computer because the division of labor prevailing in many patriarchal or once patriarchal societies is also present in the digital world. and there's another reason. wikipedia works like any enlightenment driven encyclopedia does. it expects to have reliable sources like books or journal articles, a well known newspapers. but all of these things are predicated on publishing own gender gap. and so the existing gender gap is replicated in the digital world. one example of this is canadian physicist donna strickland, winner of the 2018 nobel prize in physics at the time she did not yet have a wikipedia article. even despite having forged a 30 year career in science and on a strict and is a wide north american which improves her off of being visible according to on us, we are single bda. there's also intersection, gender gaps, not just wo

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to your point, north america has the oil and gas reserves not only be energy independent within north have the ability to export to other countries, to help them get off of their dependency of russian oil. there is a big conflict and a bit of a hypocrisy when we talk about energy security policy and climate change. a lot of countries -- look at germany. they have outsourced their energy security to russia because of their aggressive climate change policy, wanting to drive down to net zero, getting off of nuclear. matt: let's not forget that germany's former chancellor is also the chairman of gazprom and rosneft. this is not just an energy decision, these are countries whose governments are tied extremely closely to the russian fossil fuel industry. rona: that is right, there's a lot of politics here. we talk about the evils of social media, but in this case, if we look at the information more between ukraine and russia, ukraine is winning. the proliferation and the democratization of the information coming out of ukraine is shifting the world's view on energy dependence on russia, and

>> saw a very, very strong growth in north america and latin america last year. 70% of the business, ree regions, we expect very strong growth in north miamerica and moving forward with new arrangements in place with jerry lorenzo, executing this year it skewed about gucci and north america a key drive and following a 17% growth last year also expected double digit growth in north america this year actually quite optimistic what the market will bring for us this year and despite all external factors. >> spending slow down in the u.s. seeing that? robust, stimulus and the pandemic as well >> no slowdown in consumer spending but we saw in fourth quarter and will see in first quarter impact of the factory closings in vietnam closed completely third quarter and continued congestion of ports in the u.s underlining consumer spending is healthy in the u.s. and expect that in the year to come might get more inflation affecting prices but good consumer end resulting in double digit guidance in the u.s. >> how much -- higher prices what does that look like >> pricing in mid-single digits moving

let's use our natural resources here in north america. we have the resources here. we should not be dependent on theot russian oil. we should not be sending them this bloodmoney. by the way there's bipartisan agreement on this. last week i joined legislation with republicans and democrats alike equal number with store pekoske and senator manchin to do just that. we need to stop a a russian bs from access to the international banking. not some. all. i commend the administration sanctioning of russian oligarchs and wealthy citizens but we need to do more. we need to move from freezing assets to seizing assets. we can do that. other countries that benefit by the way germany has done it. france has done it. we should be upfront as americans and not just freezing but seizing the those assets that we seize should go to the people of ukraine to help with the humanitarian efforts that is underway. right now our friends in ukraine need our help, right now immediately.te yesterday. they can't wait. we have an emergency supplemental bill we're working on here in congress. let'

we have all the to strengthen our turns on the fence, a lan in the air and at sea allies from north america. europe have sent thousands more troops to the east and part of the alliance. we are deploying the nato response force for the 1st time and we have over a 130 yet at high alert and over 200 ships from the high north to the mediterranean. we will continue to do what it takes to protect them, defend every inch of natal tales story, nate toys at the fence of alarms. our court paused, is to keep our 30 nations safe. we are not part of this conflict and we have a responsibility to ensure it thus not escalate and spread beyond ukraine. because not would be even more devastating and more dangerous. with even more human suffering, nato is not seeking a war with russia. let's get more on that meeting from t w correspondent, attorney schultz is at nato headquarters in brussels. welcome at terry. so what, what else did the nato secretary general have to stay? well, while i was listening to the secretary general, i was actually thinking about how this monologue would be heard in cave and in the o

at this stage, this time constant again to ansolaski are viking europe on north america outstanding. i will continue to storm strong together, take you to a nato headquarters in brussels correspondence air shields, is a standing outside very strong words from nato secretary of fulton, berger at the press conference. what stood out for you. i think 1st of all, layla was the secretary general's acknowledgement of ukrainian president vladimir zalinski, impassioned plea to nato. to please send more weapons, give us more support. of course we know ukraine wants a no fly zone. we know nato continues to reject that. we know that ukraine wants fighter jets from poland and other allies that have these mig 29th. so far, nato has not managed to send them and we don't even know where that request is at the moment. but secretary general suttonberg said some allies did step up with more assistance for ukraine. and there was another interesting thing lately, you know, we've talked a lot lately about increasing concerns that russia would use chemical weapons inside ukraine. and the possibility that

where i think it's going to create really headaches for some of the banks in western europe or north america. the olympus with lepus advisors in berlin . thank you very much. my pleasure. well, finally, fans of story. german soccer club chalka have cheered a decision to drop to drop russian state owned energy giant gas pump. as the team's main sponsor bands have been scrambling to buy version of the shirt without the gas prom name and logo on it shall go. drop the gas from sponsorship in support of sanctions against russia and replaced and replaced it with the name of the club gas company sponsored shaka. since 2007. that's it for me. in the dw business team here, berlin, find out more align the v dot com slash business is water to the point strong opinions, clear positions, international perspectives. the warren ukraine seems even more frightening than before. many people have begun to think the unthinkable after russian president levy mapleton appeared to suggest that he could be ready to use nuclear weapons. is the conflict entering a new dimension to the point with on d w? ah, they've ha

in north america we have 50% market share in electric city buses. in germany, we are expanding.t's a whole birth of our product line going zero emission now and in the future. >> when will there be no more internal combustion engines driving or trucks? >> no more will be a long wait. i would say we would see a significant ramp up in the second half of the decade. we are a market share leader in saudi arabia as well as south america. there is the u.s. and europe leading the way. other countries will follow. city traffic we first before we go to every nook and cranny on the long-distance one. this is a long path until it is 100% electric. the big ramp-up will happen for five years down the road. it's not just our product lineup, it's the infrastructure as well. an enormous amount of energy we need along the road before the long-distance is going zero emissions. >> let me ask you about autonomous functionality. you have a tremendous amount of safety technology in the trucks. at what point will they beal to drive themselves? >> -- at what point will they be able to drive themselves?

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where i think it's going to create really headaches for some of the banks in western europe or north america. the olympus with lepus advisors in berlin. thank you very much. my pleasure. well finally, fans of story german soccer club shaka, have cheered a decision to drop right to drop russian state owned energy giant gas pump. as the team's main sponsor, fans have been scrambling to buy a version of the shirt without the gas prom name and logo on it shall go. drop the gas from sponsorship in support of sanctions against russia and replaced and replaced it with the name of the club gas company sponsored shaka, since 2007. well, that's it for me. in the dw business team here, berlin, find out more ally, the w dot com slash business is to walk to the point strong opinions, clear positions, international perspectives. the warren ukraine seems even more frightening than before. many people have begun to think the unthinkable off to russian president levy may booted appeared to suggest that he could be ready to use nuclear weapons. is the conflict entering a new dimension to the point with d w? a

is, it's lois to point seems that cold war i'm moscow, so aggressive are, are, etc. europe and north america must stand strong together in nato to defend our others and our interests. shadonia with that one of the affair issue is in that, but his mind is ation with new skill level makes hopefully it august the metal model and looking at the put yeah, was it here on the bus around the you know, maybe a future to have these are just a new can you please while you bizarre classes? they shouldn't bizarre classes. move this along with if i give you a sheet with yeah, like i still got a gun. natasha. me and you are you in a way i right. you get one each got a little issue with with a with a deposit. they sure are is not settled a deal, so just a little while until just a little hold on for a minute, for one, your longish guy delineate the thought with it. so we wouldn't the sure that i'm assuming that a local move here would be more than what i need to. we'll call we'll get a report actually because you do not so much as well. not good. well, for was actually a fellow lung dora, a mystical commitm

north america could probably do 15 million barrels a day, become energy independent.ave to depend on russia and venezuela and foreign sources? it energy independent and could be energy independent and that's -- if president biden got up and said we are going to be energy independent for north america, i think the price of oil over the next 90 days. >> brian: john, you are in the business. for us not in the business he says well, it's a global market, we are just one entitiy and goes into a big market and that's how the price effects. what we do won't help. that's not true. a lot of it is mental. in other words, when we -- when putin entered ukraine it isn't that exxon mobil got up one morning and said putin entered into ukraine it's raised the prices. it's the professional traders that create and went from 105 to 110 went up to 127. it suspects exxon mobil or conoco phillips that's is to blame. they are just producing every day and supplying the world. the fact is the professional traders that play ping-pong with each other and creating those prices. >> brian: you saw

. >> here's the bbc's north america editor sarah smith. >> the president talking directly from the whitese said the u.s. could no longer be part of financing russia's war on ukraine. this ban on oil imports is something that president zelensky himself directly called for when he was speaking to senators and members of congress. it does have very rare bipartisan support in the u.s. even though the president did war the american people it would comet a cost at a time when petrol prices are already at a record high. and you can see the impact this is having around the globe. recently, the u.s. sent delegations to both it as well and saudi arabia to discuss energy security. economic sanctions against venezuela, could that be about to change? relations with saudi arabia have been very tense. now the administration was to persuade them produce more oil. if a nuclear deal could be agreed, sanctions could be lifted on the sale of iranian oil, but that doesn'took close because russia is part of the talks and trying to scatter the process at the moment. it shows you how complex the politics ooil c

our north america editor reports.r: this show of solidarity is why president biden is here to display the unity they believe is their strength. the nato summit is naturally focused on defense, how to help defend ukraine. more weapons and equipment are being promised with britain pledging to double the numr of missiles being sent, but president zelenskyy once more. -- once more. >> you can give us 1% of your aircraft. of your tanks. supply depends on nato decisions. political decisions. reporter: nato will not send troops to ukraine, but will station more courses in member countries bordering russia as the alliance turns to face east. nato is being reshaped by this more in ukraine in ways that the u.s. has been pressing for years. on the plane on the way over here, president biden's national security advisor said it's time for member countries to put their money where their mouths are. european countries need to spend and contribute more forces. >> putin was banking on nato being split. my early conversation with him i

is, it's lois to point, since the cold war and moscow so aggressive are, are set to europe and north america must stand strong together in the night to defend our others. and our interests should, with one of the officiating museum in but his mind is ation with the new school. that'll make it a little a miss look when you have to put it on. was it a union with a nuclear you? because they should design classes with by giving you that she's with no, i think i don't think i'm not i sent me a way i'd have to resign you money and i am i right. you get one each got a little issue with with, with a deposit. they sure are is not settled a deal. so just by, well i'm doing a little hold on for yes. can you just go by me for one long each guy delineate the thought with it that's with the sure that on your machine, them a call we'll get a report actually because you do not so much as long as it was actually go to use it for a fellow one dora a little figurines i've dealt with all that we shake accomplish can really be your issue last out of the full with me not to be to give you a little bit of a februa

he is a president and ceo of the jewish federation of north america. he has had a distinguished career in public service, including presenting ohio's 19th congressional district through 1995. local mac to the house of representatives, congressman fingerhut. our fourth and final witness is michael masters. he is a national director and ceo at the secure community network, previously he served as senior vice president of a group and as executive director of the department of homeland security and emergency management for cook county, illinois, where he coordinated the homeland security and emergency management system. we are so looking forward to hearing from our witnesses today. without objection, the witness's full statement will be inserted in the record. i now ask that each witness will summarize their statement for five minutes, beginning with rabbi cytron-walker: chairwoman demings, ranking member, chairman thompson, thank you so much for the opportunity to share some thoughts with you this morning. this is the first time i have appear before a con

north america, not a surprise they had more sales than anywhere else. catching up quickly. and europe only 168,000. that's because the vehicles being sold in europe by tesla are built in china then shipped over there that will change now with giga berlin as you take a look at shares of tesla, keep in mind, this is the first of two big giga factory first delivery dates that musk is celebrating there's today in berlin and then early april, we'll see him do something similar when they begin deliveries i should say at the giga factory outside of austin, texas. >> two big plant openings. is tesla done opening plants for a while? >> for the near term, yes, tyler. they don't have any plans that have been announced in terms of saying hey, here's another giga factory, but they can expand where they have right now. so as demand and sales of evs continues to grow in china, which is expected because that is a country really pushing electric vehicle adoption and it's the world's largest ev market, they can expand that plant in china significantly. and so you'll see

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in a moment, we'll talk to our north america editor, sarah smith, but first our correspondent in berlinan grammaticas. update from you on what is happening with refugees arriving in berlin? we are at with refugees arriving in berlin? - are at berlin central railway station and we have seen this evening these refugees arriving from that ukrainian border, there was a train of 800 arriving earlier, many women and children, they kept coming into the evening and out of this reception area, they are offered food and drink and free taxi rides, free train rides to anywhere in europe, and there are people taken after hostels, and over behind me we have german families coming to offer to take people into their homes, short—stay or long stay, so a real effort building up here. what we have seen in the european political sphere, we saw the speech from volodymyr zelensky, the president of the european commission, ursula von der leyen, she said ukrainians were holding up the torch of freedom, and europeans understood there was a cost to defending that as well, she talked about this being a defining m