first republic bank, and so many others. i'm also going to say i have been so touched by the community rising up around this. i think we've all felt like homelessness is just insolvable and we've become so frustrated and we're quick to complain about it and how much we hate seeing tents and how it inconveniences us, but people have a good heart and it has been incredible to see people so eager to jump in and try to help support a solution. we have artists who painted all these beautiful murals. we had families come, adopt a unit, so they're all custom designed and everybody's been so eager to be apart of trying to contribute. so give me optimism, unsheltered homelessness really can be resolved. if you get people to a place where you want them to go. if we all work together, we really can end the crisis of unsheltered homelessness on our streets. thank you for believing in us. thank you for being here. thank you for supporting this innovative new project. with that, i want to introduce sam cobb who has been his organization t

of moldova, and from these bank accounts in the republic of moldova, they went sideways. they went--most of the money went to a bank in the european union in latvia called trasta komercbanka, and from there, through some of the world's largest banks, ended up everywhere, including in australia. sean: the leak revealed that some of that money was funneled to a company based in the tiny new south wales coastal town of umina beach. sean: this is the headquarters of gemini packaging, a business established by a russian-born businesswoman to sell food and drink containers to russia, moldova, and other countries. sean: the leaked duments show gemini packaging received more than three-quarters of a million dollars from one bank and two shell companies central to the russian laundromat scheme. the payments were list as being for "construction materials," but when we asked gemini's australian director about the data, she said she didn't recognize the company names and had no record of the transactions. paul: quite a few of the companies that we spoke with said the same, that they w

first republic bank, and so many others. i'm also going to say i have been so touched by the community rising up around this. i think we've all felt like homelessness is just insolvable and we've become so frustrated and we're quick to complain about it and how much we hate seeing tents and how it inconveniences us, but people have a good heart and it has been incredible to see people so eager to jump in and try to help support a solution. we have artists who painted all these beautiful murals. we had families come, adopt a unit, so they're all custom designed and everybody's been so eager to be apart of trying to contribute. so give me optimism, unsheltered homelessness really can be resolved. if you get people to a place where you want them to go. if we all work together, we really can end the crisis of unsheltered homelessness on our streets. thank you for believing in us. thank you for being here. thank you for supporting this innovative new project. with that, i want to introduce sam cobb who has been his organization t

first republic bank, and so many others. i'm also going to say i have been so touched by the community rising up around this. i think we've all felt like homelessness is just insolvable and we've become so frustrated and we're quick to complain about it and how much we hate seeing tents and how it inconveniences us, but people have a good heart and it has been incredible to see people so eager to jump in and try to help support a solution. we have artists who painted all these beautiful murals. we had families come, adopt a unit, so they're all custom designed and everybody's been so eager to be apart of trying to contribute. so give me optimism, unsheltered homelessness really can be resolved. if you get people to a place where you want them to go. if we all work together, we really can end the crisis of unsheltered homelessness on our streets. thank you for believing in us. thank you for being here. thank you for supporting this innovative new project. with that, i want to introduce sam cobb who has been his organization t

first republic bank, and so many others.lso going to say i have been so touched by the community rising up around this. i think we've all felt like homelessness is just insolvable and we've become so frustrated and we're quick to complain about it and how much we hate seeing tents and how it inconveniences us, but people have a good heart and it has been incredible to see people so eager to jump in and try to help support a solution. we have artists who painted all these beautiful murals. we had families come, adopt a unit, so they're all custom designed and everybody's been so eager to be apart of trying to contribute. so give me optimism, unsheltered homelessness really can be resolved. if you get people to a place where you want them to go. if we all work together, we really can end the crisis of unsheltered homelessness on our streets. thank you for believing in us. thank you for being here. thank you for supporting this innovative new project. with that, i want to introduce sam cobb who has been his organization tipping

first republic bank, and so many others.ing to say i have been so touched by the community rising up around this. i think we've all felt like homelessness is just insolvable and we've become so frustrated and we're quick to complain about it and how much we hate seeing tents and how it inconveniences us, but people have a good heart and it has been incredible to see people so eager to jump in and try to help support a solution. we have artists who painted all these beautiful murals. we had families come, adopt a unit, so they're all custom designed and everybody's been so eager to be apart of trying to contribute. so give me optimism, unsheltered homelessness really can be resolved. if you get people to a place where you want them to go. if we all work together, we really can end the crisis of unsheltered homelessness on our streets. thank you for believing in us. thank you for being here. thank you for supporting this innovative new project. with that, i want to introduce sam cobb who has been his organization tipping point

first republic bank, and so many others. have been so touched by the community rising up around this. i think we've all felt like homelessness is just insolvable and we've become so frustrated and we're quick to complain about it and how much we hate seeing tents and how it inconveniences us, but people have a good heart and it has been incredible to see people so eager to jump in and try to help support a solution. we have artists who painted all these beautiful murals. we had families come, adopt a unit, so they're all custom designed and everybody's been so eager to be apart of trying to contribute. so give me optimism, unsheltered homelessness really can be resolved. if you get people to a place where you want them to go. if we all work together, we really can end the crisis of unsheltered homelessness on our streets. thank you for believing in us. thank you for being here. thank you for supporting this innovative new project. with that, i want to introduce sam cobb who has been his organization tipping point has been ob

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first republic bank, and so many others.'m also going to say i have been so touched by the community rising up around this. i think we've all felt like homelessness is just insolvable and we've become so frustrated and we're quick to complain about it and how much we hate seeing tents and how it inconveniences us, but people have a good heart and it has been incredible to see people so eager to jump in and try to help support a solution. we have artists who painted all these beautiful murals. we had families come, adopt a unit, so they're all custom designed and everybody's been so eager to be apart of trying to contribute. so give me optimism, unsheltered homelessness really can be resolved. if you get people to a place where you want them to go. if we all work together, we really can end the crisis of unsheltered homelessness on our streets. thank you for believing in us. thank you for being here. thank you for supporting this innovative new project. with that, i want to introduce sam cobb who has been his organization tip

tough oil penalties, not just by america but the europeans against the islamic republic of iran and removing financial and bankingf the sanctions architecture. the iranians paused part of the nuclear program. destroying these machines that can enrich -- putting some into storage. the had to reconfigure some facilities. in my view, the way to responsibly click the can down the road. in this 10 year period, a lot could change. perhaps a supreme leader of iran might die, that has not happened. they may change their political makeup of iran. the regime has brutally and violently repressed protests. there have been no empowering of the iranian moderates. the biden abatis nation, which has many veterans of the obama administration, has inherited a shorter timeline who believe president trump's exit of the deal was a mistake. we have heard what the americans are willing to offer the iranians in terms of a believe, not just removing sanctions that came before 2015 but removing some select nonnuclear sanctions that came in the trump era from 2018 to 2020. we have not heard of an iranian matchup of concessions. many have c

crimea but communication with him is lost a unit of the donetsk people's republic practically completed the cleansing of the left bank ukrainian militants retreated to the azov steel plant and from there make sorties in small groups. besides. here, in every house, you can find abandoned clothes, the military of the dpr are sure that saboteurs act under the guise of civilians , but such pests are quickly identified and then the relevant authorities deal with them . mikhail andrunik especially for news, crimea donetsk people's republic. in the luhansk people's republic, under the control of ukrainian formations , there is still a large regional center, severodonetsk, located in the neighborhood, lisichansk . but where is the boundary line in the city? for the most part, e, the enemy has been knocked out, a difficult humanitarian situation is developing, houses are destroyed, there is no water, there is no color, the report of another nikolai military camp during the day, active battles went on in the areas of the cities of rubizhnoye and most of these populated areas under the control of the people's militia of the lpr

russia but communication with him was lost , a unit of the donetsk people's republic practically completed the cleansing of the left bank, ukrainian militants retreated to the azov steel plant and from there they make sorties in small groups. besides. here, in every house, you can find abandoned clothes of the apu, the military of the dpr are sure saboteurs act under the guise of civilians , but such pests are quickly identified and then the relevant authorities deal with them . the lugansk republic , under the control of ukrainian formations, still has a large regional center, severodonetsk and located in the neighborhood, lisichansk in the city of rubizhnoye, where is the enemy from? for the most part , a difficult humanitarian situation has been knocked out, there is no house destroyed, there is no light and water, a report by another military commander nikolai dolgov, during the day, active battles went on in the areas of the cities of rubizhnoye and popasnaya for the most part of this settlements under the control of the people's militia of the lpr, and in residential areas of artillery strikes are delivered by ukr

the unit of the donetsk people's republic has practically completed the cleansing of the left bank of mariupol, the ukrainian militants have retreated to the azovstal plant and from there make sorties in small groups. can i go there to see? the azov troops settled here and did not wound several of our fighters. literally 200 meters is the base. yes , stand back here, ours is coming. well, that is, looking at these shots, one can definitely say that in mariupol there was a break in the organized resistance in the city more. no the day before. in mariupol personally. the head of chechnya, ramzan kadyrov, arrived in mariupol, he met with the head of the dpr, pushilin, and a lieutenant general killed by ukrainian propaganda. mordovichev. kadyrov also awarded the order of friendship kadyrov promised to help. yes, no to everyone, than only he can now, in particular with the restoration of the liberated territories of experience. chechnya in this matter. you understand not to borrow. well, kadyrov also instructed the chechen fighters to take kiev as soon as possible by direct quotation, but

the unit of the donetsk people's republic has practically completed the cleansing of the left bank ofiupol, the ukrainian militants have retreated to the azovstal plant and from there make sorties in small groups. send one can i go there to see? azov soldiers settled here and wounded several of our fighters. literally 200 meters is the base. well, negotiations have been going on for almost 4 hours with closed doors, if negotiations continue, there is probably something to discuss. we are waiting for medinsky's statement, he will make it literally in 10 minutes, as he said, this will be the final statement. that is, there is, probably, reason to believe that we can agree on something. in any case, we'll see. we look. you know, alexey borisovich mentioned a joke about hedgehogs. yes, uh, europe reminds, hedgehog and you know who ukraine reminds me of, uh, mice from another joke. that is when you remember when they are with us all offend what to do and a wise owl named boris says, so become a hedgehog, everything is simple. let's be hedgehogs. they prickly you, no one will offend you to

the unit of the donetsk people's republic has practically completed the cleansing of the left bank of, the ukrainian militants have retreated to the azovstal plant and from there make sorties in small groups. can i go there to see? the azov soldiers of several of our fighters settled here. literally 200 300 meters is the base. back to the united states of america at the very in the near future, the baydan will discuss the situation around ukraine with the leaders of great britain italy france germany news is now pouring on the feed of inform agencies the whole world is commenting on the agreement reached between kiev and moscow johnson , for example, just said that despite progress in the negotiations and even in the event of a complete ceasefire sanctions against russia should be strengthened, and the supply of weapons to ukraine increased by a fucking multiple, the us secretary of state just said that he does not see any positive shifts. the canopy himself from his loud statements that putin should not remain in power. no, baptized reporters attempt to clarify. so what did the presi

donetsk people's republic and russia during the cleaning of the left bank of mariupol destroyed anotherazov trophy weapons , ammunition and equipment will be used in the liberation of the cities captured by kiev militants. let's see. you will escape the bombing, the fighters find a whole ammunition depot in the liberated building in mariupol. there is also ammunition here. there are also interchangeable barrels for infantry fighting vehicles. if the bandits of the people's militia of the donetsk people's republic use ammunition for extreme weapons , the fighters of the united forces, thanks to the armed forces of ukraine and personally the wolf, use it to liberate settlements captured by kiev militants. azov for this wonderful gift here. the fighters of the azov battalion even organized a billiard table for themselves for a pleasant pastime. and in this room there are a lot of abandoned army uniforms when the soldiers of the battalion depart from here. azov changed into civilian clothes, threw everything into uniforms, as well as some equipment, in fact, the whole city. which was turned

a unit of the donetsk people's republic has practically completed the cleansing of the left bank of mariupol militants retreated to the azov steel plant and from there make sorties in small groups. besides. here, in every house, you can find abandoned clothes of the armed forces, the military of the dpr are sure saboteurs act under the guise of civilians , but such pests are quickly identified and then the relevant authorities deal with them mikhail andrunik, especially for news, crimea donetsk people's republic. under the protection of the russian military today , another convoy of civilians in private cars was able to leave chernihiv with everything that they managed to bring with them to reduce the intensity of the special operation. in the area, militants. we are perceived by battalions in their own way, and without escort, refugees risk falling under fire from sabotage groups, yevgeny davydov’s report is worth somewhere, don’t worry, we drove through a private road service, and so on, a real rescue operation of about a hundred civilians suburban residents. chernigov under cover of the r

the crimea, but communication a unit of the donetsk people's republic was lost with him; they practically completed the cleansing of the left bankrainian militants retreated to the azov steel plant and from there make small sorties groups. besides. here, in every house, you can find abandoned clothes of the apu, the military of the dpr are sure saboteurs act under the guise of civilians , but such pests are quickly identified and then the relevant authorities deal with them . hello , please tell me what are you doing here. i help people who need to get out to the vaz. and how much do you charge $200 for it? for what kind of adult person at the exit from the city of mariupol, who looked into the eyes of death meets a well-coordinated team of taxi drivers, the city begins to revive, and this can be seen in many ways, for example, from the streets begins to collect bodies of the dead, those changes that are immediately evident, zaporozhye highway. we filmed when it was mined. here were the mines with which the nationalists blocked the exit from the city for citizens. now there is no minus, that is, roadsides. it is becoming more an

started simon, one of accusations being made by the russian bank separatists, the spokes person for the self to play. doh next picos republic militia saying that sam, the ukrainians, had started shelling 1st. now we were south of zap parisha most of the day in towns and villages along that route. we saw a lot more military along that route that we saw yesterday. craner soldiers be austin and take it in on bussey's, put into positions that trenches being dug a lot more common personnel carriers tanks and anti aircraft weapons. and it was around about the time that we were getting news that the, the attempts to get civilians out of mary also had failed. that there was an old mighty upsurge in shelling in that area. one village that we went to villages there told us that the neighboring village had been occupied by lawful forces the night before. they saying that the russians just walked in to this village on opposed. so very worrying situation as a say in the besieged city of mary opal, hundreds of thousands of people. yet again, going to bed very afraid to night so that the pitcher is a parisian. meanwhile, the village of bo

in murmansk pass, uh, on the banks of the sea, but we are on the banks of the river, vychegda in syktyvkar, the capital of the komi republicand the first semi-final for the girls at the distance of the printer race is the first distance of the russian championship, but there will also be biathlons tomorrow. by the way, don't miss our broadcasts at 11:10. everything will start live on the first with biathlons for both women and men tomorrow. well, then the program is also rich and everything is crowned with a marathon, which you will also see on channel one, but the semi-finals are a printer, here much higher speeds and shorter distances, and anastasia folieva is the leader of the skier, now representing st. petersburg, which was not lucky for us last year at the youth world championships, where she had to take gold, in principle, in the classical style. freestyle skating movement. maybe not her favorite, but still. it's coming off very beautifully here at the stadium now and it smells like the roar of the fans gets a little dawn, but the distance is still ahead, of course, continues it is not known how it will all turn out

the republic of namibia gained independence in 1990 after more than 20 years of war. according to the world bank progress towards reaching in equality has been slow, and the may be a remains one of the world's most unequal countries. yet that could change, given the recent discovery of an estimated 1000000000 barrels of oil off its coast . but could oil prove more of a curse than a blessing? we will find out as may be, as president ha, gave ingo talks, towel to 0. ah, present, haggle, president of the republic of namibia. thank you very much for talking to a 0. let me be a, chris gently struck oil off the cost of the country. something that's expected to bring billions in investments is sort of a game changer. according to many people, how excited i discovery or, well, they're going hydrogen issues. and now making them be i to be on the top shelf. all they were i was in brussels. i had to see everybody that is nearly over the leader. you know, the tin, the revenues that, that so that's what now media is now it seems so discovery of well discovered in over concept of real hazards in athens. him,

it has more from bank that once again, iraq's account representatives failed to elect a new president of the republic. that's because of a lack of courage required to hold the vote. the court on why it should be $220.00 law makers. they should be prison. in decision to hold the vote. this team meet in the political landscape in iraq has been created by political rivalry between raven factions and here in the parliament, independent lawmakers is tend, in the middle between 2 major rival powers. first one includes the subject to movement, lead to life that she, i, claire, to come up to the southern. and there are allies, including the sovereignty look, which is the sunday that includes the sunday political parties. and the democratic democratic party of the on the other hand, she are political parties which are affiliated to iran. they're called the coordination framework. and did allies, including the union of kurdistan. this mate has also the rain forming a new government. 40 candidates are running for presenting. the most prominent of them is incumbent president, but homicide, which is nominated by

war one under a league of nations, mandates the republic of namibia gaines independence in 1990 after more than 20 years of war. according to the world bank progress towards reaching an equality has been slow, and it may be a remains one of the world's most unequal countries. yet that could change, given the recent discovery of an estimated 1000000000 barrels of oil off its coast . but could oil prove more of a curse than a blessing? we will find out as may be as president ha, gig ingo talks towel to 0 president hagel president of the republican namibia. thank you very much for talking to a justina. let me be chris anthony struck oil off the coastal. the country is something that's expected to bring billions and investments is sort of a game changer, according to many people. how excited i the discovery or well, the good hydrogens issues are now making them be i to be on the top shelf of their word. i was in brussels. i had to see everybody needed really over the lead. are you know, the tin there, brayland is that, that. so that's what i mean here is now it seems so discovery of well discovered in over concept of real hazards in athens, w

war one under a league of nations mandate the republic of namibia gaines independence in 1990 after more than 20 years of war. according to the world bank progress towards reaching an equality has been slow and maybe a remains one of the world's most unequal countries. yet that could change, given the recent discovery of an estimated 1000000000 barrels of oil off. it's cope's, but could oil prove more of a curse then a blessing? we will find out as nearby as president hugging group talks to al jazeera president, hagel president of the republic of namibia. thank you very much for talking to a 0. me be a, chris simply struck oil off the costs of the country is something that's expected to bring billions in investments. and it's sort of a game changer, according to many people, how excited i did discovery or well, the game had ruined issues. i had now making them have yet to be on the top shelf all day world. i was in brussels. i do see everybody that is nearly over the lead are, you know, the thing there, brayland is that, that. so that's what namibia is now. it seems so discovery of well discovered in over concept of real hazards in athe

republic. this is the one at the very border of the zaporozhye region from there, as well as from the bank of theh river, which was also successfully crossed. our troops open up operational space for a further offensive; strikes with precision weapons on ukrainian military infrastructure continue. high-precision air-launched cruise missiles destroyed large fuel bases in the settlements of dnepropetrovsk, lisichansk, chuguev and novomoskovsk, from which the ukrainian group of troops in donbas was supplied with fuel during the night operational-tactical unmanned aircraft hit 52 military facilities of ukraine, including four command posts, one anti-aircraft missile system s-300 south of the settlement, raisins and one sideways, one in the area of ​​the kurakhov door of the active multiple launch rocket system, one warehouse, ammunition and rocket artillery weapons, two warehouses , hot lubricants and 38 strong points and areas of concentration of military equipment by means of air defense of the russian aerospace forces per day shot down in the air 18 ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles. during the d

tough oil penalties, not just by america but the europeans against the islamic republic of iran and removing financial and bankinge sanctions architecture. the iranians paused part of the nuclear program. destroying these machines that can enrich -- putting some into storage. the had to reconfigure some facilities. in my view, the way to responsibly click the can down the road. in this 10 year period, a lot could change. perhaps a supreme leader of iran might die, that has not happened. they may change their political makeup of iran. the regime has brutally and violently repressed protests. there have been no empowering of the iranian moderates. the biden abatis nation, which has many veterans of the obama administration, has inherited a shorter timeline who believe president trump's exit of the deal was a mistake. we have heard what the americans are willing to offer the iranians in terms of a believe, not just removing sanctions that came before 2015 but removing some select nonnuclear sanctions that came in the trump era from 2018 to 2020. we have not heard of an iranian matchup of concessions. many have calle

bank of russia moves money around today. they go to 20% is there new working yield. does that say banana republic?onathan: no breakthrough in ukraine talks, lots of work remains. lisa: this is what people were gaming out overnight. it was not any material change and there was a show me the action kind of move. it has been a shift in focus, though. if there is some sort of resolution in the near term to the ukraine more, what then is that due to markets? does that leave them on a tear upward or leave them worrying about central bank hawkish nest? these are the dual prongs we are going to be debating. jonathan: spanish cpi almost in double digits. march. march. march. march. march. march. march. march. [indiscernible] >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing for the invocation delivered by house chaplain kibben. chaplain kibben: would you pray with me, we ask for your difference vine presence among us. to many, don young was larger than life, revered and feared, but to you, he was just as you created him to be, a tireless advocate for the people you called him to serve and matchless colleague

republic forces from lou hands and donna's republic are closing in on mary paul to fight to nationalists in the city. that said sidney pro, where as said bank has more on the fighting in mary paul and several other cities. the russians are fighting on many fronts near the city of mario, poland. as you heard from the russians, they feel like this only a matter of days before they take it over. but currently, the ukrainian force is off holding out. now you understand that russian forces are on the streets, but we don't know how much of that city that they have taken. and hamster ukrainian still holds this current point in time. that is a strategic port city to the east of it, or is russia but also the separatist controlled areas. and the size is de crimea, and peninsula, which was annexed by russia back in 2014. this also important to stay is not just the russians are fighting, to take control of marable, they've been supported by separatists from the, the hands and dentist regions are the dunbar regions. so this is quite intensive what's taking place and it has been a great deal of concern about the humanitarian situation. is a city of over

bank formation from mariupol. azov here are the footage that was distributed by the people's militia of the donetsk republic one ofoyed from the stinger trophy complex, it can be seen that it turned into a pile of metal two militants from those that were on board survived they said that there were five helicopters in total. your task in my opinion, uh, organize unloading, loading and provide fire cover at the moment of arrival, a machine gun was sitting here. yes, i was sitting. uh, near the left door, along the way, there is a helicopter with a machine gun and a sting. if someone somehow there the second all flew. there was an interval. in 20 minutes, 4 days were loaded - this is loading loading in the region of 10 minutes. the first took off and flew away. you are the second, yes, and opposite the village of chervonoe tabortovsk. near the coastline, uh, two were produced, let portable manpads, the first, most likely, did not hit , worked like a trap, and the second hit on the left engine, one big flash closed, my eyes fell, i woke up. i was already on the ground with a broken senior on board. who was this? i won

lugansk people's republic vladimir putin approved a number of important instructions following a meeting with the government, which took place on march 23. so, as a minus, together with the bankfer payments for natural gas supplies to the eu countries that have introduced restrictive measures into the russian ruble until march 31, the corresponding changes will be made to the current contracts. while maintaining the established volumes of supply of prices and principles in pricing. the president also instructed to adjust the terms of the preferential mortgage for the purchase of new housing from april 1, its rate will increase to 12% there, the maximum amount of a preferential loan for the construction, reconstruction and repair of highways from the federal budget. an additional 120 billion rubles will be allocated. another instruction of vladimir putin concerns the world to accelerate the transfer of budgetary funds to agricultural producers. and the ministry of defense told about the new exploits of our military during the special operation in ukraine, real courage was shown by the gunner, operator of the airborne assault router, alexei arkhipov, while the russian military

donetsk people's republics that spent the last 8 years in the economic blockade from kiev met with those who are now in dire need of support our correspondent nurmagomedov the left-bankistrict of mariupol prevails here one-story building just a kilometer from here, again the humanitarian corridor is restless being shot at exhausted people leave their homes, under the roar of artillery, thank you, but people the children were taken away and taken to the checkpoint. we'll get there, the military carried through their suitcase documents and a bag of glass clothes - this is all that families usually carry with them for three weeks spent underground affected health. almost everyone has an exacerbation of chronic diseases and inflammation of the lungs and mariupol, captured by heavy street fighting, is trying to get away from the city at any cost. these are the cars on the highway from maryupol to vaz. we counted a dozen, it is clear that the driver was trying to drive a punctured tire. well, then, apparently, he went on foot. residents of the village of pionerskaya are among the first to meet refugees. a help center has been opened here for a long time, it was practically

bank of russia moves money around today. they go to 20% is there new working yield. does that say banana republic? jonathan: no breakthrough in ukraine talks, lots of work remains. lisa: this is what people were gaming out overnight. it was not any material change and there was a show me the action kind of move. it has been a shift in focus, though. if there is some sort of resolution in the near term to the ukraine more, what then is that due to markets? does that leave them on a tear upward or leave them worrying about central bank hawkish nest? these are the dual prongs we are going to be debating. jonathan: spanish cpi almost in double digits. lisa: expectations of recession, 9.8%. that is compared to something with an eight handle of expectations. it is becoming unworn from expectations of economists. jonathan: futures down .3% on the s&p 500. on the nasdaq, .4%. crude, positive 2%. the line from the kremlin this morning, no breakthrough in ukraine talks. lisa, lots of work remains. lisa: this is what a lot of people were gaming out yesterday. is there a lot of progress that has been made? ca

republic, several temporary accommodation centers were organized at once near mariupol, they set up tent camps for several hundred people ; who is now in dire need of support met our correspondent omagomedov. the left-bank district of mariupol is dominated by a one-story building just a kilometer from here, again, the restless humanitarian corridor is being shot through, exhausted people leave their homes under the roar of artillery. thank you people, the children were taken away and taken to the checkpoint. and when we get there, the military carried documents and packages with warm clothes through their huge suitcase. this is all that families usually wear 3 weeks spent underground have affected the health of almost all exacerbations of chronic diseases and pneumonia and captured by heavy street fighting, mariupol residents are trying to get out at any cost away from the city. these are the cars on the highway maryupol, novoazovsk, we read about a dozen. vita that the driver was trying to drive a punctured tire. well, then, apparently, he went on foot. residents of the village of pionerskaya are among the first to meet refugees. a help center has been opened here for a long time. it was practically on

bank of mariupol , another nazi base was destroyed. azov trophy weapons - this ammunition equipment will be used in the liberation of the cities of the donetsk and people's republicsn one of the bomb shelters of the liberated building in mariupol, the fighters find a whole ammunition depot. there is also ammunition here. there are also interchangeable barrels of infantry fighting vehicles, if their small arms ammunition is all, it is the fighters of the people's militia of the donetsk people's republic who are used to liberate the populated fighters of the joint forces captured by kiev militants thanks to the armed forces of ukraine and personally the regiment here fighters azov battalion even organized a billiard table for a pleasant pastime. and in this room there are a lot of abandoned army uniforms when the soldiers of the battalion depart from here. azov dressed as a citizen, they threw everything into uniform , as well as some equipment, in fact, the whole city. which was turned into an ammunition depot into barracks for personnel, as well as the composition of the battalion. apparently, they lived in good shape. they removed the next base of the azov regime

banks and russian oligarchy. we did that as soon as president putin recognized the hands in the hands of breakaway republics. but we are accelerating. as you say, we're accelerating our legislation, our economic kind, beau. and that will give the authorities more investigative powers and more punitive powers. you are, as we mentioned, the u. k. and basset, or to the u. s. for many years. you were the u. k. some vassar to the you when there is an open meeting of the security council going on right now in just a few minutes ago. we heard the russian ambassador to the un effectively saying that it's ukrainians, attacking their owner is civilians. what do you make of that? and what do you make of the situation that the u. n. is now when, when the aggressor is a permanent member of the security council with a veto and willing to take the 1st point of view. it's bad to know it's all for the owner that the russian and dish rep europeans security to the point where they in bay, a sovereign an independent country and they signed up to ukraine's independence. i want to stress that they are signatories to something cal

republics. i made china safer standard oil, i you know made, you know, haitian cuba a good place for this the city bank boys city bank still exists, you know to collect revenues in looking back on it. i could have given al capone a few hints the best he did was operating in three city districts. we marie enzyme precontinence and the ultimate tragedy of his life and maybe this is the ultimate of of our lives. is that he ultimately belatedly sees this imperfectly. he never really he never really deals with his, you know racism. he never really deals with with his intersections of you know, masculinity and and white supremacy, but he does see to a far greater extent than almost any other marine does his time or most any other person does really he sees the way in which these things that he did that brought him so much honor and fame and glory have you know these these destructive effects not only on the rest of the world, but on ourselves here at home all you know on you know these ways in which as i may says they're says, you know that that you know, the one of the ultimate our consequences of colonialis

republic. thank you for saving me there's structural problems in my poorly worded. well, that wasn't even really a question. that was just a word salad that you made sense of so second bank of the united states goes down. there are other other issues that were important as well that in addition to slavery because right now we're very much focused in 20 what i mean right now 2022 about the role of slavery and in the american past, of course, it was important but low tariffs free immigration taking from your book here and end to prison for debtors sympathized with early labor unions against courts. i mean some of these issues don't obtain anymore. we don't have debtors prisons, although people are in debt for their entire lives at elizabeth warren wants to do something about that as well to use her example again a fear of them coupled with the creed of white supremacy. also led northern democrats. you argue to condemn abolitionists as dangerous meddlers of the rights of agrarian property owners. maybe there's a good time to start transitioning into the anti-balance the antebellum period here. and and those convulsions within the democratic party sure. well, you know abolit