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marathon has changed the format, that there is a balance, there are unbrave news from the front, that people 's trust is restored again, then we will have to think about the end, because we now see an inexorable track of using a single telethon and an outgoing track of using social networks, and then it will be even more difficult to explain to our international partners and our own people why we finance an ineffective information policy. serhiy, how are you... and what the united telethon is doing, and how effective the information policy is now in ukraine in order to deliver the main messages to ukrainians, it is clear that during war, ukrainians should understand what is happening, what they should prepare for and what conclusions they should draw, we have passed two years, well, of course, the telethon does not fulfill the role it was supposed to play. and by the way, if we are talking about social networks, then, as we can see, from all sociological surveys, ukrainians get the most political information now from telegram channels, not from the marathon, not from television, but from telegr

>>el you can see there are s officers in front of nyu, people walking by get heated. what people wrote on the ed wall. a girlre jumped up with a mask and wrote who does your wall protect, free palestine, this is nyu's wall of shame.pe people are not happy out here lr what is going on. theyt want this campus to let them set up gaza encampment. back to you. >> laura: imagine those kids trying to study for finals and i get that project done maybe they are behindle on. adding another challenge to end ofar year drama on college .ampuses asay always, thank you so much. >> laura: yeah, we just cut hers off. trump is on trial, as turl turml /* /* jonathan turley just al discussed, they are arbiters of what real journalism is and want you know know it ain't the "national enquirer." >> this is not how journalist works, maybe it falls into thata category, that is not t journalism. >> that is notsm journalism. in my world of legitimate journalism, people don't offer money likege that generally. none of this is normal, no aspect of what we're witnesses is normal. >> students, chec

portrayal, to today's audience, you can no longer present it to the people of the world in that way, the image in front of everyone 's eyes. he shows his policeman and i want to talk to each other about the previous days of the students. recording and publishing images that, for example, police forces are trying to forcefully enter classrooms and students are resisting. we had pictures because police forces entered the university campus with automatic machine guns. but the latest picture that we presented to the viewers of the news network in the report before the conversation with you was that the police force was not just a university in some places. place a sniper on the building in front of the university, which is clearly seen by the students . what do you think is the purpose of placing a sniper in front of the university, for example? what is the purpose of the american police and their security apparatus? in my opinion, trying to stop it is a slap that can be stopped with common mechanisms. both it is not, that is, assume that in the wall street movement, you have 99% influence of the fbi in the body of the o

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opinion, you want it, you do n’t want it, everyone is going to the front, and what does it mean to deprive these people of visa services, it ’s up a will, yes, uh, to pay some kind of duty for an apartment, for real estate through these structures, you’re done, you can’t do any of this anymore while you’re abroad. i don’t know where they can go now, to serbia , belarus, that is, at least where visas are not required for them. they don’t fall under this mandatory requirement of having documents, but again, if your passport is expired, you won’t go anywhere, no matter how bad you are, they will tell you from everywhere that you are becoming an illegal migrant, the russian aristocracy is now becoming moldovan, ainene, ainene, well, again, for this you need to have documents, and bedva managed to prove that they feel like they ’re moldovan, i can’t explain, i feel like that that yesterday's australian jew has become a moldovan. yes, i beg you, we now have so many such kazakhs, moldovans, and armenians , we must demand from them that they perform moldavian songs, let them give a test for the moldavian language, by the way, there i

country come your age, young people, she ’s like that, you know, she’s like that, old people, if they hold on, then turn on the back one too, as if it’s inconvenient in frontvo division are storming the clock, volunteers of the nevsky brigade , support them, cover them, guys, we’re leaving, gradually fighters and commanders get used to war so much that they sign. defense next next contracts, you understand what war is, it ’s a state of consciousness, that is, you know it, these sayings, to whom is war, and to whom is mother, no, i somehow you know, over all this one simple reason, that is, for me this is a form of existence, i have a very calm attitude towards everything, death, victories, and of course there are human feelings, not that human.

centurion. feeling, people from different places gathered, it ’s hard to believe that they won, great from different countries, all your like-minded people are here, you beat them in fronte competition took place in the egyptian luxor, every task is extremely difficult rebus of the interfaces of programming and mathematics. in 5 hours you need not only to prepare a solution for eleven such problems, but to write programs that will solve it. teams from beijing, mipt and harbor space from barcelona. we had less penalty time, that is, we completed tasks faster and more confidently, due to which we were able to overtake other teams. the team from mipt also received a gold medal, but ended up lower in the overall ranking due to covid restrictions. the final of last season could not be held, so this year the results of icpc 2022 were summed up, here students of the higher school of economics also won gold. for us, this is no longer difficult, because if you probably count the number of times i’m in training, similar competitions i participated, i think, more than 100 times. time flies very quickly, and i didn’t even really notice how there was one hour left until the end of t

doesn’t have to endure what he will endure there in prison, so here ’s what’s going on at the front, there are certainly fewer peopler shells, of course they’re like the americans say, that they’re just like crazy, yes, then they are, as if the americans are saying, they are fighting for the interests of the united states, that is, they are dying, not a single american has died, ukrainians are dying, the americans are spending plus money, now the americans will even give money on credit, that is, in fact, they are putting the ssu before the fact that why aren’t they holding elections? yes, he said that in the country is at war, and therefore no elections can be held, but in fact ukraine is not in a state of war, ukraine has not declared war on russia, not a single decision has been made in ukraine in the verkhovna rada on this matter, ukraine is in a state of martial law, martial law is not about war, martial law is about the defeat of the rights of ukrainians, and what is happening is that they have banned leaving the country. further, but on the contrary, in the criminal code, for example, there is an article that

man much younger than 25 at to the ball field, seeing more people are needed on the front one to discuss this further, let's prost life 2 u. s. military veteran, scoffed bennett scott griffin, have you on today? so the mobilization bill has passed. is that going to translate to a boost on the bustle fee? does you trans leadership hopes? you know, it's going to, it's going to boost the russians victory. it's going to a quick and rushes victory. this is a remarkable opportunity. this is a wonderful pivot point because essentially zalinski and his regime and key as is clearly unmistakably positioning itself to harm murder and destroy the average young men and women in all of ukraine. so this is the clear de more cation moment when ukraine and valencia becomes hitler, and the ukrainian people, the old men and boys, forced in to the last throes of the war to die. so it is a wonderful opportunity to leverage and take advantage of because this is no longer a kinetic war. there is no bonds in bullets or drones for ukraine, and there is no money coming from the ukraine. this is now a psychological, more a diplomatic war. and informat

people are sitting it back and like you said and having a s hopping list in front of them of stocks that they thought were a bit frothy and dieing to own like the nvidias trading in the high 900s coming into using these kansas city chiefs toosh fio words and like a correction mode. be in a bull market and bear market and old terminology and old terminology is irrelevant and i think we should literally look at yesterday as nothing more than a great opportunity, it's like when you see your favorite leather jacket go on sale at maceys and don't go r unning for the hills and go to the store and buy it and see nvidia come in, a stock that's been the biggest mover last february it was at 108 and a week and a half ago. liz: keith, why not buying small and mid caps at least yesterday. the low of the session, the russell 2000 dip into -- well, nearly 6% of the downside g etting awfully close to a 10% correction or 4% away. i worked in local news and we overdramatized stuff, but, k eith, you're not picking some of the small and mid caps. there's a reason for that. what is it? >> there is a reason.

people have to pay their taxes, but maybe we got that last week. >> the back half of april, for the s&p, is generally a little better than the front half, because peopleme refunds. what's not playing along today is some tech. crm's among the s&p laggards. "the journal" piece on infomatica. >> number of outlets reporting on advanced talks that could be a sale below the current price. the stock of informatica has moved up. salesforce, we have talked about over the last year, remember, when they settled with all the different activists, and really did go to work on the margins of the company, and, in part, stayed away, at least for the time being, from large m&a, but large m&a has been a key part of what salesforce has been doing as a company for a very long period of time. the last large deal there was the slack transaction, and it appears they may be near doing another deal of some size here. again, informatica is a controlled company. private equity term, took it private, took it public again, control it at this point. >> is it surprising? i found it surprising to she that salesforce might be doing another big deal. >> i think they were being encourag

s are not going to well. and rates going up again this week, you wonder if people want to stand in front of this and buy 20. sonali: how much control does the fed have in the long end, given everything you are saying? liz: not a lot. their biggest control on the long end, and it is more forceful on the positive side, when they are doing qe, buying a lot of bonds. studies show that is more impactful. the qt is a tightening of sorts, but that is a little less impactful. the fed does not have a direct hand on the long end, so they control their short rate, they do their balance sheet stuff, but the long end is kind of worried -- rising fiscal deficits, higher term premiums needed. not a lot of people are telling me i'm looking for the 10 year yield to go to 3% or something. sonali: pretty crazy. it is like the ipo market doing better than the u.s. treasury market. we will talk earnings next get a lot of big banks benefiting from the higher interest rate environment, all that volatility. allman sachs gaining confidence after beating estimates -- goldman sachs gaining confidence after beating estimates. it is ou

front. there is nothing supernatural about them doing anything there. i didn’t see it there, it ’s the same thing, they are afraid of the same thing, all people are afraidyed it on camera, or just for show, there is no such thing as they are super, our attack aircraft work with the support of aerial reconnaissance aircraft , drones are their eyes in the sky, squads of drone operators have been created in each unit, fighters with technical education are taken here to protect our defenses, copters are switching to other frequencies, so the equipment is in units of the ministry of defense is regularly updated and re-queried. now the biggest danger at the front is enemy drones, they can carry combat charges, so soldiers go on missions with special scanners that detect drones, for example, such a scanner can detect a drone at a great distance. each member of the unit is a true professional, many have been awarded departmental and state awards. igor pikhanov. mikhail vidkin, vesti belgorod region. rishi sunak met in the german capital today with olaf scholz, who, despite requests for admonition, again made it clear that he categorically does not want to suppl

happened. and then they continued to play football, that 's why it's two, just on this small fragment, two blows on ha, that is, people, just like in the front-line territories, there you said, cabs flew in, then got up and went to plant potatoes in kharkiv, what the same but i understand that the football players must have heard some kind of warning. at least something should have happened, how do people generally react? er, they react in the same way, i would say, and er, moreover, they are already trained, there is such a safety awareness, they are already trained that you cannot display videos of the first arrivals, because there may be a second arrival, they wait, wait, quietly call approximately their acquaintances who live in that area, whether they are safe, whether they are in order, whether they need help, those who live nearby, people from... suddenly run, carry some blankets, some, some clothes, because they understand that if it flies to someone, then the person can be left with nothing, they need to be given some kind of warm tea, they need to calm them down, they help the utility workers to clear the rubble, that is, some kind

many in germany, but it’s only 650 thousand people, how effective it is in general, it can help the front, or not effective fighters will be, in your opinion, it 'st ineffective fighters, it's a pity for the image of ukraine, and the future of ukraine, it 's a pity for everything, it's probably very, let's put it this way, no, not that they're not professional, i don't understand' . and the short-sighted people in the ministry of foreign affairs did it because the people who left, they will not go to study there, they will not go to do some business in order to help ukraine or develop ukraine, they will simply lose their ukrainian citizenship, keep their gray passport and that will be the end of it everything, gray passports, they are in all countries euro zone, and they can be issued and... in poland, and in lithuania, and anywhere, that is, it will lead to the fact that people will simply renounce ukrainian citizenship. actually, they will not give up on ukraine, but on ukrainian lousy officials, that's all. and whatever you would suggest from your side, i'm just curious, it's just basically a bad idea, whether this or the implementation of thi

disconcerting, you came here to listen to my confession, thank you, it ’s better to ease my chest with words in front of someone, but to peoplethank you for calling me, i really appreciate it your trust, yes, i was there that morning, and i took those damned jewelry, but i didn’t kill sveta. and now gleb won’t go to school at all? it will happen, but not today, let him sit out until everything settles down, maybe we ’ll find a new school or move to another city, you saw this in all the school chats. but gleb is not to blame for what happened, of course, he’s not to blame, it’s bullying, it’s never your fault, okay, theorist, i have a mission for you, you can take the baby to... kindergarten, that is, in addition to that that teenagers they bully at school, they are also exploited at home, but i have a very, very important meeting that i simply cannot be late for, so what kind of meeting is this that requires me to walk to school, with a killer stripper, okay , you win, thank you. “i believed you, i thought you were not like everyone else, that you were caring, and you brought me here, and like a criminal to ask the same quest

front of the u. s. embassy and the capital of jakarta. music represents the voices of the people to deliver their support for the people off the palestine. the solutions coalition for gaza was just formed a few days ago by more than 20 in the nation with stations who shared the same view and the importance of immediate ceasefire in gauze up. the southern movement came after the non stop attack by israel, supported by the west to the palestine. and now iran, these most nations feel the need to voice their support and also demanding the world leaders to do something for the ceasefire in god. and for them, the best way to deliver their voice is, is through what they're best at music, you know, and just say, call them that we did mom and unconditional cease finding that especially considering that the us supports the time, which is why we as standing right in front of its embassy image. that is another reason for this is that the us is one of the most competitive applies in what's happening in palestine. once they can turn the table down, be the actions taken by israel and america ar

capable of shooting defenseless people, not at the front, he was a blood-blooded person, in the worst sense of the word, not feeling pity, capable of any lie, she did her job, that ’s trial, i did it, you didn’t feel sorry for the people you shot for nothing, and i... she was in the building before the military stud farm, purebred trotters were raised here, with the beginning of the great patriotic war the horses were sent to the front, the enterprise was evacuated, it was of capital construction, the walls were a meter thick, but since there were horses there, there were so-called diaries, it cost to keep the horses, it was impossible to sit down, let alone lie down, but sit down, people were all standing, in prison at the same time there were from two to 2,500 prisoners, it cost for a horse, a stall, it could accommodate about 27 people, it was a party for execution, it could easily destroy several groups of prisoners in a day. makarova shot people for the first time at the end of june, at the beginning of july forty the second year, four people were led to a large hole near the cemetery. clay was mined here during the war, and during the occupation the quarry be

people of baltimore. no one who is your program like u. s. h, to rarely on the ticket position of or what you don't front of the stuff. i'll just say, we'll pay you the product types of human, which means it is your drugs and miles desperately. you're going to be the 1st dresser. and man. yeah, so you won't be stuck between mazda or ma is 1st of full, q, m, b 0. and so the peak like here is riley said that it's, it's a little bit of bounce more than us the from apple pollution another me there. why? and then see what it looks like. and that is where we leave and use drop for another. but do keep right in the loop by checking out our social media channels. wherever you see you are reading them, blocked or too little go. give it a follow good by the who. what i would show seemed wrong. just don't have to shape out the application. and engagement equals the trails when so many find themselves will support. we choose to look for common ground, the the, [000:00:00;00] the hello and welcome to cross stock. were all things are considered on peter live out . the balance of power in the middle east is influx. israel no longer

s injured. no excuses. you know, you know. you know me. there's no excuses. myjob on the boat is navigation and main trim_ and overall charge of the people in front, doing the bowexplain - to the person who's helming on how to get to our destination, as there might be obstacles - in the way and things they should find out. | ready to tack in three, two, one... if i ever went on a boat with someone, i always just wanted to helm. it makes you feel confident. you're basically the boss. you tell everyone what to do, what's happening, cos you get to oversee everything as you're at the back of the boat. it makes you just feel so powerful and strong. when i was 13, i done the fastnet, which is 600 miles. then i done all the qualifiers for that, which is another 600 miles. so by 13, i definitely sailed 1,200 miles. and then, from then...i don't know. when we first started sailing, we were looking, we didn't really know what we were doing at the start. so we just looked at — did a normal internet search for a yacht race which different schools could compete in. so we found a yacht race, it was called the arrow trophy. we tried to enter it and we were told that we couldn

of the people volunteers also supplied one and a half tons of water at the front temporary temporary residence point in kurgan; in addition, a collection of humanitarian aid has been opened; that ’st the residents of the region need now, said popular front representative tatyana khelchuk. we are in need now. in hygiene products, for children and adults, both are necessary, water, so you see that folding beds are also such an important part, you just can’t put people on the floor, there aren’t enough, whoever has folding beds, there will be some mattresses too very good, according to the latest information from the ministry of emergency situations, by this time it is known about 181 a flooded house, and it is also known that 281... a personal plot is also flooded in the flood zone of 12 settlements, now more than 1,800 people and more than 600 pieces of equipment are fighting the flood in the kurgan region, well, right now colleagues, we, together with the employees of the ministry of emergency situations we’ll go to the zveryano-golovsky district, which is now experiencing, perhaps, the most severe consequences of the flood, so we’ll see with our own eyes how exactly the region..

located directly on the front line, that is, the situation there is extremely difficult, screaming and shelling, well, we take people out, they say that, well, that's all it 'sn 20 minutes there , it's not even clear to them that there's some shelter there, but the russians are firing almost 24 hours a day, firing artillery, mortars, whatever they can, it's on the front-line territory, thank you, mr. pavle, for joining us. pavlo dyachenko, temporarily acting as head of the department communications of the police of donetsk region, a guest of our broadcast, we talked about the shelling of donetsk region the day before, and in kostyantynivka, in particular , a mother and a child, a woman and a child may still be under the rubble, the search is ongoing. well, ukraine has a plan for a new counteroffensive, but it needs weapons from its partners to implement it. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyi told the german publication "bilt" about it. the west, zelenskyi says, in contrast to russia, possesses " modern weapons systems that can be decisive for victory. zelenskyi does not rule out a major russian attack on kharkiv, but assures that ukraine is ready to thw

, but no one died, so it 's good, the russian occupiers continue to destroy our cities and villages, so this was the situation we had. what is happening at the front, are people discussing among themselves somehow... will the front hold out, or is there no fear due to the fact that the russians are constantly dispersing information about the impending offensive? indeed, this information has recently appeared in the russian public, and in general, in principle, for the last two years, they have been threatening that they will capture zaporozhye, but still, i think that in two years people should already learn to filter the news and read, to trust only the military. we are informed that, in principle , there are really heavy battles in the zaporozhye direction, as recently, every day the russians are trying to restore their lost positions in the area of ​​work and production, fierce battles are taking place there, during the day there are up to 10 attacks on our military positions, but the zaporizhzhya front is holding, so let's hope that the russians will not be able to advance a single meter, of course, that's all delight. zaporizhzhia cannot speak the langua

people causing criminal damage to buildings under the guise of protest. palestinian action and youth demand said the staged a protest in front of sir keir starmer�*s office action. european parliament has approved sweeping measures to reform the eu rules on migration and asylum. the package of ten miles is designed to speed up the asylum process and increase the return of irregular migrants to their home countries. it will also require eu member states to share responsibilities for hosting asylum—seekers in mexico live to brussels to our correspondent and nick, tell us a bit more about the details of what is been agreed. what changes? aha, details of what is been agreed. what chances? �* , ., .,, ., changes? a number of european leaders are _ changes? a number of european leaders are heralding _ changes? a number of european leaders are heralding this - changes? a number of european leaders are heralding this is - changes? a number of european leaders are heralding this is an l leaders are heralding this is an historic moment and in essence, what they say is going on here is finally, there's a bit of shared responsibility throughout europe to deal with m

people have already taken advantage of this opportunity. the government will increase the limits on it mortgages by... rub. the rostec state corporation handed over to the military the first batch of s-34 fronts this year. the planes were manufactured at the novosibirsk aviation plant. rostec noted that the corporation has begun delivering regular aircraft as part of the state defense order. with details varvara nevskaya. strike power of russian front-line aviation. the first batch of bombers this year. the su-34 was transferred to the russian aerospace forces as part of the state defense order. the combat aircraft are the brainchild of the novosibirsk aviation plant named after chkalov, a united aircraft manufacturing corporation. their capabilities allow the use of promising aviation weapons, increase the range of destruction of various targets, increase the accuracy of bombing. all uag factories involved in the execution of state defense orders are not reducing. production of the first batch of su-34 front-line bombers, we began delivering aircraft as part of the current year’s production program. the novosibirsk plant confidently copes with its tasks. factory workers understand how impor

front and centre of the upcoming general election campaign, whenever that is. the bbc�*s george roberts. let's get some of the day's other news now. officials in kenya have warned peopleall, as severe downpours continue to batter parts of east africa. at least 76 people have been killed by flooding in recent weeks and more than 130,000 displaced. a tornado has ripped through the southern chinese city of guangzhou, killing at least 5 people — and injuring more than 30 others. officials said 140 factories were damaged, whilst residential properties were largely unscathed. the disgraced hollywood film producer, harvey weinstein, has been hospitalised in new york, just days after the city's top court overturned his 2020 rape conviction. his lawyers say the 72—year—old is undergoing tests and is being kept in hospital for observation. tesla chief, elon musk, has landed in beijing. chinese state media is reporting the tech entrepreneur is there by invitation, for the promotion of international trade. it's understood he will meet officials to discuss data and technology relating to electric vehicles. tesla has been facing a price war with chinese brands in the electric vehic

collected by the mail start taking questions of s people wat to go to the microphone i will turn to them. we also have a couple of questions here in front of me on the screen as well. . >> this is a nato membership. ukraine should become nato member and to help the process move forward and as to helping the institutional reform and everything, that i know you're working so hard on. the institutional reform anticorruption work is on track so we're looking forward to working with you on that. the security guarantees after war that's a huge and complicated issue and a lot of people both in europe and here are thinking a lot about that, and to deal with the big europeant security architecture, and i don't think i should go too much into that because it is being discussed in so many places. but again, it deals with -- deterrence, of course, that deterrence of russia is the most important thing, and we have to do that together. and the best deterrence is first to win this war and then to -- to give ukraine also step up and let us mention that most countries are 2% not always -- or just made -- which will take up 3% during those years. that is

dirtier countries who happen to be s adversaries of our, and heck with iran they are using their oil revenue are in terrorism, this is a lose-lose on every front only peoplet radicals who we call eco colonialists. larry: donative alaskaians, native american alaskaians wouldn't they want to jobs. >> 100%. in this area, the rule on national petroleum reserve of alaska, npra, all leadership of alaska native community are indigenous leaders they came out against this rule, they were 100% against the biden rule, guess what biden did friday, he said i'm doing this to help them, they want it, i have never seen a more cynical lie come out of the house and principal it was it -- thank you senator dan sullivan from l great state ofiq alaska, folks we'll be right back with my last word. because advil targets pain at the source of inflammation. so for faster pain relief, advil the pain away. sup? -who are you? i'm your inner child. get in. listen, what you really need in life is some freakin' torque. what? horsepower keeps you going, but torque gets you going. what happened to my inner child craving love and acceptance? how about you love and accept this? p-p-p-p-pow

front of me. by 21st the we'll see it 1st truly in a while. more than half a 1000000000 people will remain poor eradication poverty is one of the 17 sustainable development goals. s t g used to be met by that year, which is 6 years to go many nations of tracks to achieving the s p. jeez, the president of the un general assembly has launch the 1st sustainability weak. gabriel alexander has spoken to dennis francis at the high level discussions last week. he started by asking him, what's the importance of the initiative? the sustainable development agenda on which we involved. we being the united nations in 2015 has not matured with the expectation that we had progress to achieve the sustainable development goals. for a number of reasons. beyond the control of any individual country has slowed considerably. and so the goal is in fact off track. so we needed to stop for a moment, takes talk of what's happening and re focus on re engineer our efforts. so as to bring things back on track because we are midway through to the sustainable development, the timeframe which is 2030. let's talk about a few of the themes that have been discussed this week. and a number really

s. was the biggest spender followed by china and russia. police in germany have arrested 3 people on suspicion of spying for china. federal prosecutor say the 2 men and one woman had set up front companies to obtain research as technology that could be used to benefit china's navy. and molly, more than a 110 bus passengers are reportedly being held by suspected she had asked a week after they were abducted in the central multi region. as according to the news agency, a f pete siding local officials in the town of find ya gara, they say the kidnappers, forced to 3 bosses to drive to a nearby forest. the british parliament is due to vote on a controversial bills ascend, asylum seekers to respond to the government has amended the legislation. since the supreme court ruled that a previous plan could lead to human rights abuses the prime minister and says, the 1st flights carrying migrants will waive within weeks, a desperate people making a desperate crossing migrants take rubber boats across the english channel, a 32 kilometer journey to seek asylum in the u. k. britain, this conservative government has made its plan to deport the asylum seekers to rwanda. the centerpiece of a po

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people that are being released. maria: this is a national security issue front and center. it's also an economic issue in terms of taking jobs from american citizens. i sunday morning futures and we were talking about the march jobs report which by all accounts the headlines looked really strong, 303,000 jobs. the problem is, the number of new jobs going to foreign born workers and illegals is soaring. here's what he had to say. watch this. >> look over the last year, over the last three or four years, much of the job growth% the biden administration has gone to the foreign born, many of those of course are illegal aliens. you can rack that with the trump economy which was about productivity enhancement, higher wages, more manufacturing and better, good paying jobs for american workers. with biden economy, it's gone to the foreign born and illegal immigrants while americans struggle to feed their families, buy homes and live the american dream. maria: wow. this is just incredible, brandon. your reaction? >> yeah, this is what we call the magnet, this is why so many people cross the borders illegally. every time we take somebody into custody we have to

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people. three ukrainian su-25 attack aircraft, two su-27 fighters, mig-29 and five s-300 launchers were destroyed. in donetsk and south donetsk directions, our units were able to improve the situation along the frontine. the main battles started. a drone was spotted over the positions of the dnepr military group, we are asked for a firing position, because if the drone operator noticed an anti-aircraft installation, then most likely the drone will hit it. the guys are working. one of the cameras remains hanging on the gunner’s chest and continues to film. the silhouette of a drone is visible in the frame for several seconds. our anti-aircraft guns fire accurately in short bursts, take care of the shells, and reload. there is no time, everything is decided by seconds, either you or you, an explosion is heard in the distance, the crew runs into the dugout, fell, yes, and where he fell, somewhere there, a meter not far away. 300-400 from us, now it could be, now a second one could arrive, or artillery targeting us, so we wait in the roof while there is time, let’s get acquainted, the fighters with the call sign owl horn are volunteers, they have been working on an anti-aircraft installation for less

we see a in markets, but it is the imf meetings that is front and center, s&p trying to climb, euro-dollar basically flat. peopleeld doing nothing as we try to parse out how we think about the fiscal deficit, inflation, and the fact that you are still getting 4.6% on the 10-year yield looks good and people are buying. under surveillance, banks navigating through uncertainty. >> there are still big macro risks in the marketplace, and i will tell you, when i talked to bank management teams, i feel like i'm having the credit animals discussion more than an equity analyst discussion. they are focused on their own balance sheet. i think strength and stability seems to be a bigger presence in the strategic boardroom of the banks. they are building the banks to make sure they can withstand any challenge. lisa: the imf lifting expectations for global growth, but morning financial institutions of headwinds, including rising political geo political tensions, including the u.s. tim adams writing, "instead of talking about lexical exchange rates, we're talking about preparing for a world that is getting more and more danger

s what? no, well, often this is a force ; zaporozhye and odessa are today leaders in capturing people on the streets and sending them to the frontnd here we need, by the way, to act more actively regarding the formation of units from those who have gone over to the peaceful side and legally determine the fate of these people in the legal field in order to , so that they liberate one land, which makes me happy when the partisans grew. but the most important thing is a contradiction to himself, on the one hand he asks the west for weapons, says: that’s it, we’ll go, we we’ll lose, urgently, let’s start comparing ourselves with israel, but how can this be, so it’s possible, we can’t, well, because you’re not israel, because all this was explained to you a long time ago, but it will be more clear later. but it’s very interesting how he describes the conference in switzerland, which will be a peace summit, because everyone has a question, what kind of organization is this, what kind of summit will it be, where russia is not going, what is it even about? and he told us today, he says: yes, we plan to do this without russia, because we

people and you convince the puppets -- public to believe it's okay to ostracize them and once you guessed --'s and this is the state were in right now. we cannot see it well it's unfolding right in frontevidence before we have to open our eyes. elica le bon thank you so much, we will see you soon. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> martha: northwestern university report -- with full rights scholarships for some palestinian students from a career live in chicago with that, next. there are so many tina feys i could be. so i hired body doubles to help me out. splurgy tina loves a hotel near rodeo drive. oh tina! wild tina booked a farm stay to ride this horse. glenn close?! with millions of possibilities you can book whoever you want to be. that's my line! booking.com booking.yeah >> ♪ ♪ >> martha: northwestern university has reportedly cut a deal with anti- israeli protesters to include a full ride scholarship for some of the palestinian students on campus in exchange attempting -- came down or have to come down. but we have seen signs like this comparing israeli forces and pulleys to the kkk. senior correspondent mike tobin reports from chicago mckay. >> northwestern university

the natural life of the ukrainian ukrainian people and ukrainians, who... and further, and further, and they will continue to die at the fronts, and what ’ster the decision of the house of representatives to provide ukraine with a new package of military aid, wrote an article about how ukrainians perceive the coming months as the most a large window of vulnerability, yes, and they believe that they will be in the nearest... there will be no improvement, and similar statements were recently made by kirill budanov, the main terrorist of the kiev regime and also the head of gur, let's listen to him, a rather difficult situation awaits us our assessment of the situation in the near future, but it is not catastrophic, this also needs to be understood, macedon will not take place, as many are now starting to say, but there will be problems from mid-may. the russians will use an integrated approach. it's difficult the period will be mid-may, early june. that is, biden promises that the first deliveries will arrive in ukraine at the end of this week. but both nataliy totchi and kirill budanov say that in the coming months the situation will still

front. that's what you get when you talk to people as well. it is political s. they are using the issues to demonize china. we hear it on both sides of the aisle. >> sara, i have so many questions about evs and imports and exports. we will talk about that in the next hour. >>> when we come back, snapchat is making changes to features after the backlash and some of it here on the broadcast from our own becky quick. details straight ahead. >>> a follow-up to a story we told you about last week, snapchat is adjusting a ranking feature for paid subscribers that shows just how close you are to your snapchat friends by displaying your position in what they call their solar system. this feature that basically says are you mercury? because you're the person who's chatting back and forth and messaging back and forth the most with this person, or are you uranus because you're the planet that is out in the coldest regions of the solar system, you're not that actively eng engaged with them. it was criticized after "the wall street journal" reported on teen's anxiety. snapch

s agenda. i will take a break here so people can get seated. please, welcome everybody. there are several empty seats up front. come on in, ladies. come on in everybody. i will pause just for a second so everybody can find a seat. many know we are close to the kimball playground with a club house, a children play area and three baseball fields and green open space. we are also just a few blocks from one of my favorite city iconic areas, which is the japantown peace plaza, which is at the heart of japantown community and holds cultural celebrations, visitors and many residents who access the array of businesses in the area. we are excited about the department collaboration with the community on the japantown peace plaza renovation project kicked off last year in blustering conditions with speaker pelosi. it was quite a day. there are we are envisioning great things for the future of this vital public space. not far from alamo square, my favorite park at the time with the iconic view of the painted ladies. we are a few blocks away from the margimate s hayward playground which underwent a $28 million renovation. as we are in the mid