he also stated that rowe has been reaffirmed many times. i also spoke with judge kavanaugh about this issue in 2018. i asked him whether he believes that rowe was settled law, and if so whether it was correctly settled? >> justice kavanaugh said that rowe, quote, is settled as a precedent of the supreme court, end quote. he said that rowe, quote, has been reaffirmed many times over the past 45 years, and most prominently, most importantly reaffirmed in planned parenthood v. casey, end quote, and he described casey as having the value of a precedent on precedent, end quote. i most recently spoke about this issue with justice barrett in 2020. i asked her whether she agreed with justice scalia's view that rowe was wrongly decided. she committed to obey the rules of starry decisis. she said she, quote, no agenda to overrule caseys, end quote. here's the question. do you agree with justice kavanaugh that "roe v. wade" is settled as a precedent and will you like justice barrett commit to all the rules of starry decisive in relation to all the cas

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i think it is over row mania and the balkans. when you look at what they are negotiating in late 1940 and what stalin nands -- i mean, hitler does formally invite stalin to join the pact. this is the kind of touched up cosmetically altered version of the old pact directed against the anglo saxon imperialists with which they shared an enmity. stalin said we never asked to befriend the british and we don't wish to befriend the anglo saxons, they are our enemies. that's how it guess. >> hitler invites stall continue to join. eventually the negotiations break down. in particular, they had a lot of interest this the nickel produced and the soviets want the germans to withdraw military personnel from row mania from where they got half of their natural oil. and stalin wanted the right to invade bulgaria and station troops at the straits at the boss per owes. there were also concessions from japan he wanted the germans to arrest for them. one of the findings i have found in this book -- i discovered this the bulgarian archives i think wh

again, this, these play sees is absolutely was these tenths rows and rows of tense stretch for hundreds of meters. the arms deposed. dotted around the base, off testament to the may hammond anaki that unfolded here. $4500.00 tons of ammunition. that's 4 and a half 1000000 kilograms of armaments were left behind. they were neither destroyed nor sabotaged by deserting ukrainian troops, which they would have been had any semblance of order remained. his also a, a huge ammunition. 7 dump of the ukrainian military. there are crates, packed with various i munition explosives all over the place. 122 millimeter mines. morton ah rounds a tank shell along with with a charge for example in this protected depot. are even more explosives, for example, guided missile canis those rows and rows of them as well as here. you have the the exclusive heads that amazes for mines of the, in these crates. 8080 millimeter more thought rounds. and again, these stretches into the news distance crates and crates of various bullets mines and much moisten. ha, save here. these believe the at least the ammunition dub

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. >> cox supports c-span along with these other television providers, giving you a front-row seat to democracy. >> the u.s. is providing 100 million dollars in military assistance for ukraine in the fight against russia. that's money, part of nearly $14 billion set aside for you great in a bill to fund the federal government. president biden made this announcement following ukrainian president zelensky's address to congress. there was no comment on president zelensky's request for a no-fly zone. president biden: good afternoon. i want to begin by thanking president zelenskyy for his passionate message this morning. i listened to it in my private residence. he was convincing and it was a significant speech. he speaks for a people who have shown remarkable courage and strength in the face of brutal aggression. courage and strength that's inspired not only ukrainians but , the entire world. putin is inflicting appalling , appalling devastation and horror on ukraine bombing , apartment buildings, maternity wards, hospitals. i mean it's god awful. , i was speaking about this with our comm

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i want to say what we are going to day and start with the third and fourth row and fifth and sixth row. we are happy to answer questions. i could go on for hours but we know you have a lot on your plate. what we try to do is balance between all the things reporters and all of you have focused on and trying to be informative but we are here. josh, let me have you start. reporter: and one question, u.s. declined jets to ukraine. does u.s. want ukraine to get jets? ms.jenkins: -- jen jen how do yn there and what are the details of that? those are conversations that are happening between counterparts, the military level and i would expect an update. michael. reporter: two questions on venges waila. two americans were freed and they are now home. and and re-engage mexico city and his engagement and what is the plan? jen: let me note the return of two american citizens is welcomed news and exciting news and would not have happened without the tireless work over the series of months by a number of our diplomats including our special envoy, roger, who worked on this for months. we are looking

and then the cabinet and the court, occupying the front rows. and it is and in his most pontificate voice, fishbait miller -- and how could there ever be a replacement fishbait for four -- rows and said, the president of the united states! and in walked lyndon, flanked by old friends of long-standing, and went up to the podium. right in front of speaker mccormack, and senator carl hayden, with the flag behind him. sticky mccormack, gray and craggy and white haired. senator hated, he represents arizona in the union. a charming, lively face for 85, [inaudible] . but i wonder how many people in the chamber were struck with the thought that there was a dramatic something there that says, take care. my favorite line was actually about the first. i will be brief, for our time is necessarily short and our agenda is already long. and then there was a line about, it can be done by this summer. i want it done so that the house and the senate will look better to the nation, as much as i wanted to be done for clinton's good and the democratic party is good.

and we got some great images of the welcoming crowds on 2 row street. ah, one of the interesting moments for me. i looked over the caravel and there was a large con minutes flag hanging from the middle windows of the hotel. that full store for rooms wide and 3 or 4 deep, that the star for the hotel clearly had preparing in advance. the caravan would be regarded favorably by the new communist occupiers, ah, in april 30th, 1975 marks of the official end of the vietnam war. with heavy loss of life on both sides, nearly a 100 journalists were killed. all went missing during that war. on his roof overlooking the carvel hotel, while van comb delta memorial to the journalists killed in the 2 into china wars. for some long look now though from whom they don't know who read. i didn't feel at all my 2 boys look now she me good. i have been down in the carnival hotel. continue to prosper and thrive. in the postwar years to day, it remains a landmark in the city and the repository of the treasured memory of those journalists who made this war hotel, their headquart

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along with these othertelevision providers giving you a front row seat to democracy . now pentagon press secretary john turvey's comments on russian troop movements in ukraine. he stresses they continue to see a small number of russians was repositioning away from the capital city has for a 40 mile long convoy heading towards the city, mister kirby as he doesn't know if it still exists because it never accomplished its mission and never delivered any value to russia . everything is about five minutes . >>. [laughter] my goodness. the sarcasm is just dripping in here. you'd think it was a friday.

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announcer: mediacom supports c-span, along with other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. announcer: the ukrainian president continued his call for a no-fly zone while addressing congress by video. he also asked for the u.s. to provide fighter jets to help ukraine defend itself against the russian invasion. and he shared a video of civilians being harmed by russian bombs and barrages. this is 20 minutes. [applause] pres. zelenksy: thank you. good morning, mr. president. good morning madam ambassador who is with us this morning. >> madam ambassador. [applause] >> ambassador. mr. president, it is my honor to present to you the congress of the united states, which has great respect and admiration and appreciation for your courageous leadership. members of congress, i have the high privilege and distinct honor of presenting to you the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelensky. [applause] >> my colleagues. glory to heroes. pres. zelenksy: thank you very much madam speaker, members of congress, ladies and gentlemen. americans, friends. i am proud to greet you from u

ah, we are getting my kids here in a row be and it's a busy day as usual, shabazz here see that these days they're not able to buy food because the prices of food have become too high. really get us from when i go to the supermarket, i just live with their one kid you bug of mysql and the small pocket of milk and that zoe run out of cash. i hope they pray this could be lowered so that i can be able to provide food for my children. we're talking about basic food that low income families rely on like the rice and beans and oil, which has become 20 percent more expensive than it was just one that we get us up plays at very high praises. hence, we are forced to sell a type praises so that we can make at least small profit margins. if you sell at lower praises, you and ran into losses and yet this is business. there's no way i can lower the praises, but i don't really love to canyon are angry about the situation and they've been using the hashtag. no offered prizes to blame the government. what got to us i meant to look what dockwood were china mana justin. im used to tick t and my we no l

behind the wheel, the steering wheel seat adjustment ranges are not very comfortable, the overall second-rowassengers will also be cramped, the sofa cushion is fixed, close to the floor, the specifics of all cars with equal body. we have on the test a variant with a flagship diesel engine with a displacement of 2.8 liters. recently it upgraded it received a new turbocharger and balance shaft control program and increased pressure injection power rose from 177 to 200 horsepower. as a result, the car went more cheerfully and the driver. now you don't have to calculate overtaking, put pressure on the accelerator and the car confidently picks up speed, it's nice that the average fuel consumption has not increased. it is the same 11 liters per 100 km on the go, of course, it feels like a truck with a spring rear suspension, even if it is light, otherwise there can be no response to the driver's commands are not to say that they are long, but not as sharp as those of crossovers in the corners of a pickup truck. krinitsa with all his behavior, showing that he does not like fast maneuvers. yes, and

then the cabinet and the court occupying the front rows. he said the president of the united states. in walked lyndon flanked by old friends of long standing. went up to the podium right in front of the speaker. a charming, lively face for 85. rather humorous but i wonder how many people in chamber were struck with it that there's a dramatic something there that says take care. my favorite line was about the first. i will be brief for our time is necessarily short and our agenda is already long. the line it cobe done by this summer. i want it done so the house and the senate will look better to nation as much as i want it to be done for lyndon's good. the most important thing is where he said this administration, here and now, declares unconditional war on poverty in america. i ask this congress and all americans to join with me in that effort with a pretty heavy accent or education, on retraining, on health. i like that line about a thousands dollars invested in salvages and unemployable youth today can return 40,000 or more in its lifetim

it has been taking hits for a 3rd day in a row. what more can you tell us? i think sorry, and i why was it hard to keep on 16 to february the day that joe biden had initially said, we're going to be today x, the invasion. and i met people that are now writing me and sending me pictures of destruction around them. these are people sitting in their homes, not going anywhere, and just seeing destruction all around them and asking themselves if other recruiting talks about ukraine, the russians being one people being brothers, being essentially the same country. and here is kind of a city that is coming from the border where most people in daily life would speak russian and yet see me. so little concern for civilian victims. this is, i think we really have to kind of think about this and not get use this will, this is the war of the kind. europe hasn't seen since the 2nd world war, 2 different scales of the geography and the bulk of war. this is being full of a 100 global says of territory with hundreds and thousands of tanks. helicopters, fighter jets, you know

. >> the dow is higher nasdaq down, and the s&p 500 pacing for its second winning week in a row. the most important hour of trading starts now happy friday and welcome to "closing bell. i'm sara eisen here's where we stand in the market the dow higher by about 100 points high of the day was about 234. lost a little momentum as we continue to see treasury yields spike. the ten-year going past 2.50 it's come off the highs right now. s&p up .3% the underperforming sectors, information technology and consumer discretionary, those are big wins on the week energy at the top of the market today. the nasdaq underperforms still up 2% for the week, down about .25% right now russell also up .1%. the only one of the big four lower on the week. here are my big takeaways. >> another setbab for the frozen ipo market shares of the honest company plunging on a weak quarter and bigger loss, and it's not just honest a basket of newly public companies down more than 25% so far this year. doesn't inspire confidence for other private companies waiting in the wings to go public. it's happening in the p

upon row upon row of camp beds where people are sleeping.ting people onto the next bus to tell them where to go next. there are volunteers, fire brigade members, army and a tannoy system that every now and then informs there is a bus coming to this and this place. we need a driver to take a family to this and this and displays. we had a car to take you to all the different towns, how many people they can take. a huge effort to keep these people merely because we know of the war that will be —— there will be more that will be coming through. the president has thanked people who have been opening up thanked people who have been opening up the doors. always the messages, polling stands with ukraine, helps ukraine, poland will help you. —— poland. things like free wi—fi access, medical care, all happening here. this is one of the many, many reception areas like this. we know that poland is gearing up but we also know the whole of the eu is also know the whole of the eu is also looking at what is happening here. there are people from other countr

giving you a front row seat to democracy. republican leader kevin mccarthy talked to reporters about high gas prices and the need to increase domestic production. mr. mccarthy: good morning. i was afraid i might have to cancel this because of votes but apparently we're just going to hold votes open all day so i got opportunities. works out pretty well for all of us. on sunday, americans found themselves paying on average 4:00 per gallon. that was the highest since the great recession. three days later, the sticker shock at the pump has only gotten worse. today, we're paying $4.25 a gallon, the highest ever. and that's up from $2.53 with the national average when biden took office. now, if you're in california, drivers are waking up to a state average of $5.57 per gallon. president biden keeps breaking records. but unfortunately, those records are breaking america's budget. with prices this high, families are expected to pay $2,000 extra just for the cost of fuel alone. and on top of that, the extra cost, because of inflation

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rowe price is the largest shareholder of ge. what is wall street missing?ies have been through a lot. some other leading institution, it's not to stock -- if you talk to david or others, a view that the earnings and cash generation potential of ge is significant. we are running the business better every day. back in november, is independent companies. we think that will lock additional value. jack: despite the mythology of your predecessors ge was not well managed for decades. you are pushing the reset button. in one minute if possible can you give us hallmarks of your management style and how you are changing things? >> i studied the company for a long time. there's a lot of good in our heritage, 130 years. but if you look at our leadership behaviors we talk a lot about humility. to ask good questions rather than smart answers, the red and the green. those are the things that have been near and dear and represent leadership behaviors of ge in the future. jack: it is a better thing to run the company. >> the only way that i know. jack: appreciate it. jack:

miss my annual bad cold two years in a row now. a lot of people have not been getting sick, which is a good sign. trish spoke for dozens of people on social media with a succinct, it's about time. >>> let's move on. it is now about 10:15 in florida at night where they are negotiating. can they reach a deal before midnight? the baseball season is on the verge of being delayed. that means the giants and a's will not be starting on march 31st like the schedule indicates. the owners and players are holding a marathon negotiation right now. barring a last-second miracle really, opening day will be postponed. the owners continue to lock the players out of spring training as the two sides try to reach a new labor deal, collective bargaining agreement. the owners told the players if a deal cannot be reached by tonight, the start of the season is off, postponed, and who knows when it will begin. >>> well, our streaming series, saving san francisco, is now out. it's been released. we're going to introduce you to one woman who fears for her l

. >> todd: we'll be first there, front row. >> carley: get us some front row tickets. >> you got it. >> i would take back row to be there. absolutely. president biden is reassuring americans there is no real threat of nuclear war as u.s. prepares further action against russian aggression in ukraine. >> the white house considers putin's nuclear threats to be posturing. president biden's response was plain. listen. >> mr. president, should americans be worried about nuclear war? >> president biden: no. >> classified briefing held between top security officials and senator,they laid out the direction they expect this invasion to take. >> it is war to terrorize the population and the worst is yet to come in that regard. >> when you see the bravery of ukraine and zelenskyy, they are risking everything. >> i wish president biden, along with presidents before him, would have provided great deal more defensive capability to the people of ukraine. they are not in such a deep disadvantage as they are. >> yesterday ukraine ambassador to u.s. pleaded with lawmakers for more weapons and aid, requ

the rangers forward has scored four points in a row and is poised to extend their streak against detroite ranger's success with the panarin winline is 1.87. in the game vancouver st. bet on the canadian club, which lost to its opponent yesterday and is unlikely to give up two games in a row, if you agree, then bet on vancouver for 2.4. 0 and other topics, the main star of african football flies past the world cup, mohammed salah , along with his egypt, lost in a penalty shootout to senegal. now another president will watch the world cup on tv at the ballon d'or. robert lewandowski in frame will drive him. poland first took advantage of the removal of russia and then defeated the swedish team here, the scandinavians in much to blame themselves at the beginning of the second half, and i invested sperchurin kryuchovik in the penalty area. and the judge pointed to the point approached. lewandowski's sword was accurate, but then zelensky ran one on one after a blunder to yeltsin and easily sent the ball into the net in the eightieth minute , the swedes' coaching staff released ibrahimovic's g

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