to it's worse i don't want to wait you know the loss of my identity the impact of european people oleg colonization and all that is a used to be ceremonies that you people had to deal with certain things and there's a loss there and it's. the life i've been i've been around for a lot of my life not horns and stuff. he'll be hard pressed to come across someone who's got a happy story about this place with regards to the quality of life and lack of employment then. a hole in drug problem that suicides that's a pretty pretty heavy sakal to break. sam in your family do you think it became. pretty much like all the kids are mothers and sisters kids. they were into solving abusive in the. early ninety's by member of the kid they're all sniffing and we'd be running around starving. and was the halfway house it was called. and i remember getting picked up from there from child offered to. so you know. it's been quite the process going in and out of that. make sure you know never let my kids go through that go through the system no way. of being out there is. no presence. there is the gift of i

oleg lisak says the club are doing "everything they can" to host the game at their own home ground.entirely sure at this very moment in time that the match will even go ahead has just been sent a statement from uefa and the mets has been moved from the olympic stadium hearing kiev and it's not entirely clear whether this stadium was prepared or equipped to hold the game tomorrow night. there have been questions raised in a statement through his there are considers the mets would not go ahead and do sends you uefa is working closely there to make sure the match goes ahead. as the stadium or the champions league was earlier this year, a massive stadium and a capacity of about 65,000. i would stadium and a capacity of about 65,000. iwould be stadium and a capacity of about 65,000. i would be very surprised it not banks together over the next way for hours or so and they find a way to make that match go ahead. certainly a bit of a pain and a headache for the 500 or so arsenal fa ns headache for the 500 or so arsenal fans that have made the journey here to ukraine to see this match. ther

there is obviously a sexy argument that it was oleg deripaska or the pardon. he's been dangling the pardon. he's been doing it not just through lawyers but he does it with tweets right in front of us. but also there's a mindset about a guy like this. he's basically a grifter. he thinks he's kaiser soze. and he's been stealing and cheating and lying for so long that he just can't give it up. and there's something about the type of person like this that it's possible it's as simple as that and not necessarily a big -- you know, something bigger and darker or a pardon or a fear of the russians. it's possible. >> joyce, quick legal question. will we ever know the truth here? will it come out in subsequent documents? >> i think that there is a good chance that it will. manafort says in the pleading that he intends to contest the decision by special counsel that he has breached the plea agreement. he is more than likely entitled to get a hearing on that matter, so it may well be we'll see information in written pleadings, it may be that we'll hear more about it in c

and yet wages are so low and part of it is the monopsony power over labor that all these oleg aapl east across america whether it's in telecoms chicken farms in the midwest hollywood industry every industry is basically controlled by two to three meat major corporations in the pharmaceutical industry at c.v.s. and the on. one rite aid or whatever but here's a headline for what twenty twenty what we can look for. there pleading the hill dot com is pleading with progressive progressive can tackle the harm corporate consolidation is doing to our economy there's no exaggerating the role of power in the twenty first century economy from skyrocketing drug costs to the disparities we see today including the digital divide in a banking sector that excludes entire communities it's clear that our nation's market power problem has created an economic system that is not working for americans so part of the reason is that basically policymakers are not making new policy about antitrust and instead leaving it up to judges to determine antitrust law based on you know mega corporations have all the leg

no amount of propaganda can cover russia's egregious human ights record including the detainment oleg. we stand shoulder to shoulder with our nato allies in our unshakeable commitment to ukraine's freedom. we stand in solidarity with the ukrainian people. russia must understand its actions have consequences. we must not hesitate to work with our european allies to increase sanctions on putin's cronies to punish this continued flagrant aggression. we demand that russia withdraw from crimea and eastern ukraine. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new york seek recognition? >> address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlelady is recognized. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise to recognize my dear friend john skirano who recently retired as executive director of herkimer county. he returned there after serving in the u.s. army for six years. ms. ten nee: upon his return he spent 23 years at mohawk data sciences corp.ation in east herkimer befo