(roz laughs) - that's so self-defeating yeah. let me give you the example that i guess is a real example now and it becomes, it becomes harder for me. so the example would be, you know, a family that has two working parents and in this crazy economy everything is closing down and people lose their jobs. how do youeal with that crisis situation? - well, for people who have means give generously, give generouy, that is a basic tenant of possibility. i used to give assignments for a class. and the onof e assignment was for the young people to take home with them giveore generously than you think you have the resources for, just give more generously, always go beyond. and so if you cagive mon or if you can give time, any of it, just get it during this. and don't think that anybody's suffering doest have something that isn't impacting you because it does. - if you were this powerful person that you uld change a rule one rule in society, what would that be? or what would the one thing is that from now on, we're going to do this like th

near moscow met russian children taken out from syria, all of them were in terrible conditions in the rozp, six boys and four girls aged 5 to 17 returned home . during the flight, the children were accompanied by psychologists and representatives of the children's obussmen from the airfield. they were taken to one of the medical institutions in moscow after a complete examination and rehabilitation, the guys will be handed over to their relatives, and they will finally go home. it is known that the children who arrived from yugra , dagestan, are adygei, tyumen and kaluga regions. petersburg set in motion the famous drawbridges, which are rightfully considered one of the hallmarks of the northern capital in the city of onanive, navigation begins and specialists check the technical condition, seasonings traditionally gather a lot of people to look at it, and my colleagues alena germanova was lucky to see how the structure looks from the inside. minute readiness directly pure can be raised slow, majestic in the night sky of st. petersburg the wing of the liteiny bridge soars up. the heaviest

we are joined by roz matheson. what is the significance of the use of the word genocide?the u.s. president has already called the russian president a war criminal. genocide is a much broader designation. it represents how russia is targeting a wide number of people in ukraine under broader jurisdiction in international action for court. this could step off a whole series of events if it is legally defined as genocide. and this is also a push for the u.s. to send have your weapons, offensive weapons to support ukraine -- send heavier weapons, offensive weapons to support ukraine. this calls on other nations to provide those kinds of weapons into ukraine that would be concerned about doing so previously because they would be worried about going into direct confrontation with russia. that is part of the thinking on the part of the u.s. president overnight. tom: talk about the preparation that is being made in what could be a major battle in eastern ukraine. >> we see a russian forces continue to amass in the eastern portions of ukraine like the do nbas region and the port ci

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carter for example, roz lynn carter really made a virtue in dressing like the everyday woman. back up to e digit roosevelt. she was not particularly a fashion plate and she and her daughter got very good at sending out slightly different descriptions of the same dress to the press. so to find that fine line between being criticized for spending too much money and not spending enough money, someone once said something of e digit roosevelt something like e digit roosevelt says she dresses on $300 a year, and she looks it. very hard to find that middle ground. >> and we can think of the more recent first ladies and my favorite jacqueline kennedy during the campaign. we now think of her as this beautiful fashion icon. she was being criticized. she says the thing that is used to be viewed as a handicap to my husband because i spoke french or i dressed in a beautiful way that that was detracting from my husband. during the campaign, she was -- it was kwoetd in the paper that someone said she spent $30,000, right, a year on her clothing. and she fired back and she said, oh, i couldn'

conservative embracing donald trump's agenda even though as you discussed trump has endorsed doctor roz. a spokesman for the campaign says the $4.3 million raised from individual donors in 10 weeks including $1 million from pennsylvania donors outpaced any other senate candidate from either party but the race may decide which party controls the senate which is deadlocked at 50/fifty. stuart: a crucial race indeed. in the last year dozens of people on the terror watch list have been arrested trying to cross the southern border. more on that head. more grim news for first-time homebuyers, the average price of a home has topped half $1 million in more cities than ever before. we have the story next. ♪♪ ♪ ♪ we believe there's an innovator in all of us. ♪ that's why we build technology that makes it possible for every business... and every person... to come to the table and do more incredible things. (fisher investments) it's easy to think that all money managers are pretty much the same, and every person... but at fisher investments we're clearly different. (other money manager) different h