roger: la desesperaciÓn se apoderÓ de una estaciÓn de hacen.ntaron abordar para irse al destino nuevo. >> lo hemos intentado en la maÑana, pero aquÍ es poco realista. roger: el cruce hacia los paÍses fronterizos; romaÑa, rumanÍa, hungrÍa y polonia es constante en las Últimas 48 horas. mujeres, ancianos y niÑos caminan para poder huir. Éstas madres como muchas, cruzaron con sus hijos dejando atrÁs a sus parejas soldados. >> Él lucha por ucrania. >> tenemos miedo, mi esposo todavÍa estÁ allÁ. roger: las filas de autos para cruzar las fronteras son interminables y muchos optan por caminar. a las orillas de las carreteras se ven a niÑos cansados y madres empujando. >> es muy difÍcil, es mucho bombardeo, tanques y da mucho miedo. roger: cada tren llega con miles de historias y familias separadas. la ley marcial hace la migraciÓn mÁs difÍcil. >> amigo no le permitieron venir, me duele mucho el corazÓn y no puedo calmarme. roger: las estaciones de trenes en paÍses vecinos son ahora centros para repudiados. allÍ reciben indicaciones para seguir, comida

roger pox have from sri lanka has been a rice farmer for 25 years. the whole time he relied on artificial fertilizers, but many people have gotten ill recently, and the government suspects a connection to the chemicals being used in agriculture. 6 months ago the fertilizers were banned something roger pox. i can't understand. i've got a bargain. i farm about 20000 square meters. i did the other night. we used to harvest 35 bags of rice from that other had. now it's just 4 bags all because we can't use chemical fertilizers. i'm incredibly angry with the government. the won't allow them. the lower yields due to the fertilizer ban r, exacerbating the already tense economic situation in the country. krishnan push pin, nothing has a small store where he sells rice, but fewer and fewer customers are stopping by. oh, i would estimate that 80 percent of my businesses gone, maybe even 90 percent every day the prices are going up. oh, you can't even be sure what a product will cost the next day. not even, i'll follow quoting depot. they would the high inflatio

a crisis that piano roger poxy, is experiencing 1st hand. he doesn't know what the future holds. he is as good is broke and can hardly even buy food then. but the animal i'm 200 euros in debt. normally i can pay that off with my harvest. but how can i do that now? i still have to look for a 2nd job. i don't, i don't see a way out of my situation. his race may be healthier since the fertilizer van. but brianna, the roger pock so can no longer live from farming entry lancoste current economic crisis. i'll take a look at some of the other global business stories making the news fresh data shows that china is once again, germany's most important individual trading partner, the germans statistics office, putting the value of trade between the 2 nations. last year, at 245000000000 euros is the 6th year in a row that china has top the list shopping websites owned by china as we chat. and alibaba have been added to the u. s. notorious markets list. there are among 42 websites suspected by us. authorities are trading and counterfeit goods, which at only $0.10, says that it's invested heav

rogerer is one of those who wants this to be different. the people making decisions and make them for him. so i'm not sure. maybe it is something, it is unconscious. maybe they don't know they have these biases but the numbers certainly pan out that the biases exist and they need to address it. >> the nfl has this thing called the rooney rule. it requires teams on interview at least two external coaches for positions. it's been in place almost 20 years. since the rule was adopted, only 11 head coaching positions have been filled by black candidates. what do you think of the rooney rule? is it a failure? >> certainly it is a failure. it was introduced because they wanted to elevate the perception of certain coaches. they thought bringing black coaches in for opportunities would then raise their profile and then next cycle, they might get an opportunity. it hasn't really worked that way. it has become a box to check. and that's part of what brian was upset about. the team has already decided who they want to hire. that's a real thing across

that was the environment at which roger wrecker began's education.nd at that time this man, was one of the senators from mississippi. a job that robert record would one day hold. democrat james eastland, who is known as the voice of the white south was an avid ferocious segregationist. oppose civil rights levitz legislation. in the wake of supreme portland rack be education -- was unconstitutional similarities and declared that the south will not abide or a bay. three years later in 1957 eastman turned mike wallace, the black people actually want to be segregated. >> i'm suggesting, that the vast majority of negroes want their own schools. their own hospitals. their own charges. their own restaurants. >> their own? buses >> well that would be impractical to operate two sets of buses. i, that senator easter. a practical guy. guy you can't say he was impractical. so chicago surprised that man the one who roger rucker gave a shadow to describing the proud lineage that he was inheriting and being gifted. but democratic senator did did everything he could

and listen, god bless roger goodell.ay him, is it like 50, 60 million dollars a year to do. he has taken all the hits for what should be questions addressed to all these individual owners in the national football league. they make the decisions about who is the head coach, who is the general manager, who is on the coaching staff, not roger goodell. so honestly, his entire press conference today when it comes to this issue completely pointless. >> and you can correct me anytime. you have forgotten more about sports than i'll ever know. so this is really not about goodell. it's not about the commissioner. are you saying he has limited influence, it's about the owners? >> it is completely about the owners. now, what roger goodell does control is what happens in nfl offices, what happens in his executive leadership tree, which there are definitely issues there. but as it relates to what brian flores is talking about, he can't force steven ross to -- or any of these nfl owners, jerry jones, he cannot force them to hire anybod

key interest rate from 9.5% to 20% in a bid to defend that currency we havhave more with that with roger altman coming up >>> you see what is happening in europe we have julianna tatelbaum in london with the latest it is out size losses especially in france and germany. >> it is, dom. good morning we are seeing widespread selling take shape in europe every major region is trading lower. the french market down 2.8%. italian down 2.5%. we have bounced off the lows of the day. the cac 40 was off 3%. a little bit of stabilization coming through we are seeing a little more re resilience in the swiss market ftse 100 down 1.2% interestingly, we are seeing strong demand for defense stocks those stocks that will supply defense equipment, in particular, getting a boost on the back of the about-turn from germany pledging more military spending >>> the banking sector heavy selling pressure in the european banks not only with the direct impact of the latest sanctions and how the european lenders are affected, but the second order impact of what it means for monetary policy. if we are poised to see ec

we now have video of her confronting rogers as she got off the train.d the wrong woman. >> congresswoman rogers later apologized to representative beaty, representative beatty is joining us live. what does this say to you a fellow member of congress felt he could speak to you like that? >> well, i think it says a lot about what's happening in our chambers today. i think it talks about the hyperpartisan environment that we're in and the lack of civility and lack of respect it was surprising, shocking and alarming that someone would do this within there was a sign right there on the window and most of the cabins are blocked off because of covid-19. so you are limited to that one cart to arrive in. i said would you put your mask on, please? and there was a sign saying mandatory to wear a mask if you were riding. so you know, it happened to me. and i think that he realizes he picked the wrong person to do this totive. because i'm not going to be bullied and i wanted to make sure that everyone knew, i needed a public apology, not a personal mumbled apology.

our guests are senator jeanne shaheen of new hampshire and senator roger wicker mississippi.enator wicker is the second-highest ranking member of the armed services committee. culture of the u.s. helsinki commission and culture of the osc assembly. he's also an air force veteran. senator shaheen is on the committee's armed service committee and foreign relations, and she chairs the subcommittee on european and regional security cooperation. she has been a vocal advocate for the. role of nato and a vocl critic of russia's incursions into ukraine and georgia and for all of her good work and effort she's been officially sanctioned by the kremlin and denied a visa to russia and desolate senator mccain would say, there goes the spring spring break . [laughing] >> on a serious note, both senators are co-authors of the ukraine democracy lend lease act which would help expedite delivery of military equipment to protect vulnerable civilian populations against russian aggression. and both recently visited ukraine, many with president zelensky prime minister of energy, foreign affairs a

now i conversation with democratic senator jeanne shaheen of new hampshire and republican senator roger wicker of mississippi on how congress can best adjust -- address russia-ukraine tensions. >> today's discussion drills down on what is happening in ukraine right now, and how the u.s. government particularly congress is working to help ukraine withstand russian aggression. our guests are senators jeanne shaheen of new hampshire and roger wicker of mississippi, senator wegner is the second-highest ranking member of the armed services committee. cochair of the u.s. helsinki commission, and cochair of the osce, t is also an air force veteran. senator shaheen is on the foreign relations, and chairs the subcommittee on european security cooperation. she has been a vocal critic of russia's incursions into ukraine and georgia, and for her good work and effort she has been sanctioned by the kremlin and denied a visa to russia, and as the light senator mccain would say there goes spring break in siberia. on a serious note, both senators are co-authors of the ukraine democracy land-lease act wh

roj was -- roger was my friend. roger's support was rock solid and his dedication to the fight of freedom was unmatched. roger's legacy will live on through the conservative movement in his community and in his family. to spend time with roger was to live in the moment and cherish every spoken word. even during our last conversation, roger was full of spunk and optimism. joy was his strength until the end. my friend understood life and he had the tough skin and tender heart to prove it. i love you, roger. and we miss you greatly. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? >> thank you, madam speaker. i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> madam speaker, i rise today to honor the service of mr. robert c. bob white. for 11 years bob has served the people of tennessee's third congressional district. first as my field representativ

but brianna, the roger poxy, can no longer live from farming in sri lanka is current economic crisis. i'll take a look at some of the other global business stories making the news fresh data shows that china is once again, germany's most important individual trading partner, the germans statistics office, putting the value of trade between the 2 nations. last year, at 245000000000 euros is the 6th year in a row that china has tops the list shopping websites owned by china as we chat. and alibaba have been added to the u. s. notorious markets list. there among 42 websites, suspected by us, authorities are trading and counterfeit goods. we chat only $0.10 says that it's invested heavily in protecting intellectual property on all of its claps. i will 2020, to be the year of the exoskeleton. these mechanical suits allow. whereas to lift heavy objects more easily and without putting our puny little human bodies under too much strain, it's just one innovation that's changing the way workers interact with their workspace. ah, could this be the future world of work? in invention, that merges

congressman hall rogers did just that. he tweeted this afternoon i met with representative beatty to personally apologize. and joining me now is congresswoman joyce beatty, chair of the congressional black woman's caucus. thank you so much for being here. i have to say when i saw that video when my producer sent it to me i thought to myself, that's every black mom, every black aunty, every black mother of the church you inhabited and embodied that. he should have known when he was getting into you. he did try you. he did apologize. talk about the engagement between the two of you. did he call you? was it connected to the protest on your behalf by the entire cbc? >> first of all, thank you, joy, for inviting me here. yes, i think it was a culmination of a lot of things that, one, i had so i had to him face to face that i wanted an apology. i went to our sargeant at arms and leadership team and told them i was not going to stand for this. he was going to come to the house floor and apologize to me. later he had told several

rogers claimed he was trying to protect us is outrageous and cowardly.the public optics of him carrying is appalling. he betrayed every woman who suffered harassment and abuse at the washington football team. finally, i am a daughter, sister, wife. i'm called mommy by two amazing boys who now know what a sexual harassment is. i came forward atff a great risk to tryon to affect change for te future. there must be transparency so there can be true accountability. i'm here today in hopes that you will demand the nfl released the report. thank you and i'm willing to answer any questions. >> thank you. ms. johnson, you are recognized for your statement. >> good morning. and thank you, chairman loney and members of the committee for holding this important roundtable. my name is tiffany johnston. i appreciate you all taking the time to hear about the constant workplace sexual harassment that occurred at the washington football team for over two decades. i personally experienced it multiple times during my eight year tenure as a cheerleader and marketing manager

and from sydney, i'm joined by journalist roger maynard roger. what exactly do the new regulations mean for travelers? oh and terry, this was sunny a big day for australia which has been effectively close to the outside world of the past 2 years. although australian citizens and permanent residents have been allowed to come and go on a limited basis. most international tourists have been barred from entering australia because of the pandemic. now today, all that changed with the border being reopened to foreign travelers. as long as they are fully vaccinated against the virus, although the unvaccinated will still have to corn teen for up to 14 days, some 50 overseas airlines were due to land to day and passengers were arrived in sydney this morning. were welcome back with the signs declaring welcome back world and austrians in kangaroo costumes. some were handed stuffed corollas in the arrive was horned other john, others got johns of acquainted, named australian food stuff called vegemite, which is quite popular here. and course there are lots o

holding roger goodell accountable that means he should be resigning from his position. as i mentioned in my opening statement he has proved over and over again he is ill-equipped to handle any issue within the nfl with regards to sexual assault, sexual harassment getting with new leadership from the top of the nfl we will create change through all 32 teams. >> thank you mister chairman and my time has expired. >> i apologize mister baker. i forgot to give you a chance to respond. with regard to tweets, would you like to respond? >> i don't recall at every single thing that i tweeted. i will say the dates of some of what she mentioned were many many years ago but more importantly, nothing that i've done outside of the washington football team has anything to do with why we are here today. and mystory is true . we know that the videos that i saw and we were directed to produce. we know they exist and they were created. that's what i'm here for. is to tell that story. >> thank you mister baker. i'd like to now recognize the gentleman from pennsylvania, mister keller for th

is something much more worrying for roger. they won't make it much wider than your grade, but ukraine is still the core concern of them. i mean, before, so before we can deal with things which i already inside nato, which roger has no interest and the acceptance that one of the countries to join, they don't have joined the issue for them. really big one is a, is it security over corporation with, with ukraine and, and it was confusion was saying your grant has a disputed directory with rushing train. the other is ongoing conflict in these don barza and so forth. and generally there is very kind of on t host al, to roster governments and public opinion ukraine, which they also have the balance. so they want to make sure that, that thing, that's country ukraine, in terms of its like ability does not fuel kind of powerful enough to try to solve of those issues, any issues with russia. and i think that's much more important than any, any kind of protector battle groups, which nathan might put itself in romania will. although gary

nfl commissioner roger goodell meeting with civil rights leaders in the wake of the lawsuit, lets disthe legendary espn host, almost called you cnn host, the legendary espn host stephen a. smith, the host of first take. stephen, look, you have me up now watching "first take," i watch espn because of you, okay, i'm just going to say that right out. >> thank you, my man, i appreciate it. >> this is an important story, i'm so happy you're here to talk about it. flores files suit. it's in contention for this job, and instead he goes to -- it goes to another black coach. does that in any way negate his claims? >> well, i'm sure the teams like the houston texans are hoping so, the rest of the nfl owners in the league are hoping so. he files a class action lawsuit against them, they're in a world of trouble. now obviously their initial position of the national football league which i think was a mistake, saying his case had no merit. it absolutely does have merit. the rooney rule implemented in 2003 called for nfl teams to at least interview an african american candidate and over the years i

commissioner roger goodell's reported memo to all teams. what he says about the league's efforts so far, as a former coach pursues legal action. >>> the cdc expanding its covid-19 surveillance, tracking the virus in wastewater. how it could help battle a future outbreak. >>> also breaking as we come on the air, the major new announcement from queen elizabeth on the eve of her platinum jubilee. >>> and america strong tonight. the teen with autism getting his big break and inspiring others. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on a busy saturday evening. i'm whit johnson. we begin with demonstrators demanding justice for the family of amir locke, a 22-year-old black man shot and killed during a no-knock police raid in minneapolis. locke's relatives joining protesters marching in the city, still hurting from the police killing of george floyd and other cases across the country. body camera video that we want to warn you is difficult to watch, showing officers entering an apartment, less than ten seconds later shooting locke, awakened on a c

while heading to the house floor for votes, i respectfully asked my colleague representative hal rogers to put on a mask while boarding the train. he then poked my back, demanding i get on the train, when i asked him not to touch me, he responded, kiss my ass. that, from a full grown man, a full grown elected representative, from the state of kentucky. now, the congressman says that he apologized on the house floor, and later he put it in writing, saying that my words were not acceptable, and i expressed my regret to her. so that is more than you can say for a lot of people in washington these days, though, shouldn't have happened, he apologized, more than you can say for most of what happens in washington these days. that is happening as the house, the white house, i should say, is struggling to come up with a plan for the country to return to some semblance of normal. whatever that is after nearly two years of pandemic. states moving faster than the federal government, planning to lift mask mandates in schools and some indoor spaces. "the new york times" reporting new york state will

roger goodell has to release the report. there are 120 victims that came forward and testified.the beth wilkinson report must be released. and we need to take a real good look at the nfl and determine whether or not it's really eligible for tax-exempt status. now let me ask each of you this question, how many times were you sexually harassed when you were working at the washington redskins/command -- whatever they're called now, commanders, i guess. i'll start with you, ms. coburn. >> too many to count. i was there 14 years. >> more than 100? >> more than 100. >> more than 200? >> if i were to guess, yes, these comments, these sexual objectification comes, uncomfortable situations. i was arm candy at events with all the male executives. it was a very constant thing. >> thank you, ms. johnston. >> at least 50 to 100, and it wasn't even just the comments, it was the situations of being tossed in the air with a skirt on and me having to convince myself keep your legs closed to avoid an uncomfortable situation in front of a potential client. >> ms. flores? >> over 100. >> ms. appleg

rogers recently. did you not do a piece with him? that's i i thought i'd never key advocate was caught now roger ivana and the one that we did and we were just trying to think of what else could be added and it was such a hodge podge of a gone musically. like we had this kind of early 90 break fee that we started with and then filled out somebody's classic rock type cord, the grungy elements do it, and then the openness about it as well. and now roger guitar playing and just a creative mind is kind of the sprinkles, is it creates a video of so many different genres that we were touching on. and you really the only person that we felt like with versatile enough to add thought to that record and we was kind enough to get on it. and dad, his flavor. and for the 3 of us to be honest with the music video, you know, he's just the legend, man. they got the 500000000 record gold. i don't even know. well, listen if you need, if you need cohesiveness for a divergent, like you said amount of john or has the need a waiver to bring it all and, an

. >> who and held his roger think he is? how dare he? >> bring it! >> how dare he put his hands on anyone, man, woman or child? how dare he assault joyce beatty? >> beatty cares about the health and safety of everybody. in this environment we should be applauding her for trying beatty to protect everybody's health. >> this was the an incident featuring a woman in leadership, a black woman. he put his hands on her. for some reason there seems to be this attitude of not accountability. like, i can say or do anything i want. today we are standing together. it stops today. >> after the press conference, congressman rodgers updated repeated his apology in a tweet and congresswoman beatty accepted the apology. that is our broadcast for this tuesday night. with our thanks for being with us, on behalf of all of my colleagues at the networks of nbc news, goodnight. night. >> tonight on all in -- >> i am not -- >> donald trump's rnc drives or wedge into the party. >> we saw what happened. it was about an insurrection. >> tonight, the

she said that hal rogers, when you ready to grow up and apologize for your behavior, you know where tojust moments ago, members of the congressional black caucus gathered on the steps of the capitol, berating hal rogers for his treatment of congressman joyce beaty, demanding apology, accusing him of assaulting her and making -- accusing him of acting in ways considered racist and demanding that he say something about this. but before this happened, before this press conference happen, and after congresswoman beaty revealed this occurred, he came to the floor and refused to comment on it all together. they asked him multiple time discuss it. he tweeted that he would not talk about it. his office has not yet commented on it as well and it is unclear what democrats might do if they decide not to, if rogers decides not to apologize. this is what one congresswoman brenda lawrence said moments ago. >> talk about preventing workplace harassment. this was harassment of a woman, a black woman, a woman in leadership. because he put his hands on her. he told her to kiss his part of his body. i ca

our guests are senators jeanne shaheen of new hampshire and roger wicker of mississippi, senator wegner is the second-highest ranking member of the armed services committee. cochair of the u.s. helsinki commission, and cochair of the osce, t is also an air force veteran. senator shaheen is on the foreign relations, and chairs the subcommittee on european security cooperation. she has been a vocal critic of russia's incursions into ukraine and georgia, and for her good work and effort she has been sanctioned by the kremlin and denied a visa to russia, and as the light senator mccain would say there goes spring break in siberia. on a serious note, both senators are co-authors of the ukraine democracy land-lease act which would help expedite the delivery of military equipment to protect vulnerable civilian populations against russian aggression. and both recently visited ukraine meeting with president zelensky, and ministers of energy, foreign affairs and defense. i'll begin by turning it to senator shaheen for a few words. sen. shaheen: thank you, mark and thank you for your past service.

thanks for being here, professor rogers. professor rogers: thank you, bill. nice to be here.ail: what has been the effect on women in the workforce the past two years? professor rogers: we are hearing about more women than men hit harder and early on by work closures, they worked more in sectors that had shutdowns. childcare centers closed, schools closed, the bulk of supervising kids at home fell on the shoulders of women. so we did see more women leaving the workforce than men, or cutting back on their hours to take care of this additional responsibility of supervising kids and taking care of children. and as the recovery has progressed, we have seen women be slower to come back to the workforce, especially women of color. we see higher unemployment rates for black women and latina women. disruptions to childcare have continued as well. we even see a difference in income groups. work that my center is doing at rutgers is showing that these childcare disruptions during the pandemic hit lower-income households especially hard. almost a quarter of households in lower-income br

abc's andrew dymburt. >> reporter: as the nfl gears up for this weekend's super bowl, commissioner rogerll is addressing the league's diversity issues and why despite 70% of players being black, only two teams currently have black head coaches. >> we just have to do a better job. >> reporter: goodell's comments coming after former miami dolphins head coach brian flores filed a lawsuit claiming racism in hiring practices. >> to me it's more important for us to sort of listen to coach, understand what he and other coaches are going through, what our clubs are going through, what they -- the feedback they have, and also again re-evaluate everything we're doing. >> reporter: goodell also responding to a growing firestorm surrounding the washington commander franchise, tiffany johnson detailed new allegations of sexual harassment she faced on the job. >> i learned from another high level executive that i should wear low cut blouses when making sales to potential suite owners. >> reporter: she claim team owner dan snyder touched her without her consent, which he denies. goodell later clarified

farm vet roger blowey had a rather different take on the footage.n, in my experience, would be fairly common practice. is there not a potential to damage the hips? i suppose there must be a potential, but i mean, it's done so commonly without any damage. and isn't it also likely that the cow is in some distress or pain when that's happening? absolutely, definitely. yeah. yeah, definitely. so what you have to balance is the stress and the pain of that over a short period of time to be put into a nice environment versus the alternative, which would be to be left where she was. when animals are beyond help, the law requires them to be put out of their suffering promptly. but that didn't always happen on this farm. this cow was severely ill and in need of attention. a vet who was treating another cow at the farm was asked about it. have you seen the other cow? the vet that was present acknowledged that they are suffering and advised prompt euthanasia. but instead of paying the vet to euthanise the dying cow there and then, the cow was left until a slaug

. ♪ ♪ jisz jess as the great kenny rogers just said you got to know when to hold them and know when tod them. your team is down 30 with five minutes left. it might be time to sneak out and beat the traffic. house parity past 2:00 a.m. that soiree is finished hit the door. >> sorry we are so late. >> actually the party is over.

having eventually happened, roger men and speaking to us from new york. thank you very much for your analysis. thank you. well let's take a look at the mother stories making news around the world. hungry is prime minister victor or bon is campaigning for a 4th term in office or bond told supporters in budapest that there could be an influx of refugees from ukraine should, will break out. he also hinted that hungry could leave the european union. the election is an april police have failed to clear a major bridge crossing between the us and canada, which is being blocked by truckers protesting against vaccine balls. a canadian judge ordered the drivers to leave but there are refusing to budge. the actions have disrupted cross order trade for days. a smaller version of the canadian blockade has taken place across the border in the us city of buffalo. people gathered at the roadside and drove past and cars and trucks to protest vaccine mandates. and in france, police have clashed with hundreds of protesters in paris, so called freedom convoys travelled from

back in 2014 when an nfl player was physically abusing his fiancee, roger goodell said the nfl is held to a higher standard given the prominent role in american society. after 20 years of sexual harassment, the team and the league have tried to sweep all of this under the rug. the nfl covered it up. in a break from recent precedent, the league refused to release a written report and let mr. snyder off with a fine and a slap on the wrist. that's why this committee in partnership with the chairman and the subcommittee on economic and consumer policy launched our investigation. as one of the most prominent workplaces in america, the nfl's attempt to cover up this conduct and avoid accountability sets a dangerous precedent for work places across the country. the committee has requested documents from the nfl so that we can finally learn the truth about what happened and why the nfl tried so hard to cover it up. but so far, we have been met with delays and finger pointing. i strongly urge the nfl to end its coverup, fully cooperate with congress and immediately release the findings of their

farm vet roger blowey had a rather different take on the footage.d be fairly common practice. is there not a potential to damage the hips? i suppose there must be a potential, but i mean, it�*s done so commonly without any damage. and isn�*t it also likely that the cow is in some distress or pain when that�*s happening? absolutely, definitely. yeah. yeah, definitely. so, what you have to balance is the, the stress and the pain of that over a short period of time to be put into a nice environment versus the, the alternative, which would be to be left where she was. when animals are beyond help, the law requires them to be put out of their suffering promptly. but that didn�*t always happen on this farm. this cow was severely ill and in need of attention. a vet, who was treating another cow at the farm, was asked about it. have you seen the other cow? the, the recumbent one on the fl... - that couldn't... you know, the one who's lying on the straw. - oh, yeah, yeah. the vet that was present acknowledged that they are suffering and advised prompt euthan

and between two of them and john rogers, the founder of ariel, i was triple-teamed.nd i said any school where people will be this fanatical about the school and having someone go there must be a great place. so, against my mother's wishes i , chose princeton. david: and you never regret it. mellody: i loved princeton, we are hard-core, we bleed orange and black. david: so you graduated in what year? mellody: 1991. david: and then you decided to go back to chicago. i would assume you could have gotten a job in new york or the east coast, but you went to your hometown, chicago. it was a small firm? mellody: it was tiny. maybe $1 billion in assets at the time. and i did interview on wall street. one day after making a lot of trips into new york on the train to do the interview, one day i called john rogers, he then had the title of president, and i said i wanted to come to ariel because i could see what i could learn working with him up close versus the layer's down i would be in some of the other firms. i think he was surprised by the call, he told me i had an open inv

will expand the will rogers in northeast oklahoma and parts of the kilpatrick in oklahoma city. we're also adding more access points for communities all along our system. until make travel easier and lead to more economic development all across the state. the kick apoo turnpike has been open, and created an economic explosion for the city of harrah. in the last year more than 2200 new homes have started construction. the first hotel opened in november and the city estimates the population will almost double in three to four years. we have an opportunity to bring that kind of growth to more cities all across our state. we'll announce more details, including drone corridors and emerging mobility later this month. this is our moment to make oklahoma transportation system the very best in the entire country. [applause] >> infrastructure is not the only place we could make a generational impact. the opportunities this year are endless. when we prioritize special interests, or the people we serve. when we prioritize next generation or the next election. now is the time for big, bold,

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having eventually happened, roger men and speaking to us from new york. thank you very much for your analysis. thank you. let's take a look at the mother stories making news around the world. a recent ballistic missile test by north korea is topping the gender at talks in hawaii, the us, japan and south korea. also discussing the pandemic and climate change. hungry is prime minister victor urban is campaigning for a 4th term in office or been told supporters in budapest, they could be an influx of refugees from ukraine. should war break out? he also hinted that hungry could leave the you. the election is in april and switzerland is holding a nationwide referendum on tobacco advertising and initiative. aiming to protect children could ban the ads from public spaces. voters are expected to back the new restrictions. please have failed to clear a major bridge crossing between the us and canada, which is being blocked by chuck as protesting against vaccine roles. the canadian judge ordered a driver to leave, but they're refusing to budge. the actions have dis

in congress, republican hal rogers is apologizing to his democratic colleague joyce beatie after cursing at her when she asked him to wear a mask on board a train. >> we want civility here in the congress. but we will not allow that type of behavior to be met without accountability. >> and gabe joining me here in the studio. some news today about when we may see the vaccine for the youngest kids. >> that's right, lester. fda advisory panel is set to meet for the pfizer vaccine for kids 6 months to 4 years old. if all goes well, the cdc says we could see shots in arms by president's day. >> i know a lot of folks are anxious to see that happen. thank you. >> and masking and this new normal will be among the issues i discuss with president biden tomorrow night in our exclusive interview. >>> in beijing, the medal ceremony for the figure skaters who won the team event was postponed after russia took gold and the u.s. won silver. tonight there are reports that delay was due to a positive drug test for a russian skater. with more on that, here is keir simmons. >> reporter: the russian figure s