we heard searcy and kill it, said cia, it's use me the, i'm returning ambassador to that. i did, nation's calling what the russian ambassador had said, a letter of application for an upscale seat in hell. no. given the point that you were making earlier, she had that these are essentially words that the, that actions are very different. nevertheless, the tone is definitely suggesting that as far as diplomacy is concerned, has grown to a halt. we're now just effectively we're in a war situation and talking isn't really going to get us out of it. whether the ukrainians did say that they were so committed to negotiations. and obviously, there is a great deal of focus now on whether some form of negotiation might take place on potentially neutrality for ukraine's. there was a lot of talk all day today between zalinski, the between present landscape president putin, about the possibility of talks. whether it be in, in min score or in warsaw or else somewhere else competing ernest on bowl i think it was being floated as well. so that the diplomacy is still being talked about. an

we subsequently heard from searcy kill lead caea, who's the ukraine representative to the united nations. now we understand that until he retired at the 2nd general of the united nations is about to speak. he is at the podium, let's listen to what he has to say in response to all those comments.

johnson said in parliament the other day where he basically repeated a false allegation about searcy, a storm or the leader of the opposition. saying that when he was director prosecutions, one of the top legal positions in the country before he was the leader of the opposition. he had not done anything to prosecute a very, very famous pay to fall an ankle. jinny savage, who was also a tv presenter. now that is a false claim, it has been proven to be false. play many, many times and bars. johnson still said it, he's got a lot of flak for doing that. ammunition mercer in her resignation letter, said you are a better man than many of your detractors will ever understand, which is why it is desperately sad that you let yourself down by making a scurrilous accusation against the leader of the opposition. now the other resignations ah basic be being presented by lawless, the prime minister, as part of this big, clear routes that he promised of the downing street operation following the su gray report. but i have to say it doesn't seem like he's in control of these resignations at the momen

white house press secretary gen searcy says washington is closely monitoring the situation and is working with canadian officials. ambassador bridge is canada busiest link to united states and accounts for about 25 percent of trade between the 2 countries and said the blockade poses arrest to supply chains for the auto industry. because the bridge is a key conduit for motor vehicles, components and parts and delays, ah risk disrupting auto production. we are in close contact. we've been doing a great deal of work on this. alicia with randall, our homeland security advisor can be the meeting just to day. a growing number of democrat lead states in the us are rolling back faced mos mandates. on wednesday, the governor of new york state says and or mosque policies, businesses would not be renewed. and the states of illinois and massachusetts says avail, and some mosque requirements by the end of the month, she have returns, he has more from washington d. c. it's about assigns is also a matter of public health policy. the metrics, the, the centers for disease control uses the federal organiza

as long as he gets a outside like, and you guys searcy walking is the best thing you can do. i don't even want to harp on you about like. >> an official workout. if you walk like for your whole life. yeah, from a kid to you know, when you're 80, just that little do it. i'll do that today. okay, john, good the car. couple it's beautiful out there for sure. a walk across the golden gate bridge would be perfect today. >> it is going to be breezy along our bridges and mountain passes. so be mindful of that. but temperatures will be warm enough that i think that's going to bother you too much. nothing really brisk about it. we are going to see some more hazy sunshine today that high pressure ridge, the same one that's been keeping us dry. also creates a cap right above the bay area. so it does trap a lot of those pollutants that we put up during our morning commute with us. so that's why it's been so hazy. high pressure ridge is going to stay in place to. that's going to keep us warm and dry really, for the foreseeable future. the very warmest of conditions today and tomorrow, tho

i would ask we searcy consider adding the air quality and how that is administered and enforced to this is a real concern in terms of expansion, and also the number of employees. it only takes two or three small restaurants to get to a total headcount of 100 or more. we ask that you postpone this to take time to look at this and see who will pay for the cost. much like public employees when they have over time because of being out for quarantine, small players have to pay for this. i don't believe there is any off it -- offset. thank you for your consideration. we look forward to working with you on this further. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good morning. it's jordan davis again. i actually want to speak in support of this. i know i haven't been supportive on other items, but i want to support this. there's a lot of existential crises that we have with the way that everything is going, there could be more pandemics in our future. and of course,, climate change is causing a lot of problems as well. this is really, really common sense rate here. and i'll be happy to vote on it w

i would ask we searcy consider adding the air quality and how that is administered and enforced to this is a real concern in terms of expansion, and also the number of employees. it only takes two or three small restaurants to get to a total headcount of 100 or more. we ask that you postpone this to take time to look at this and see who will pay for the cost. much like public employees when they have over time because of being out for quarantine, small players have to pay for this. i don't believe there is any off it -- offset. thank you for your consideration. we look forward to working with you on this further. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good morning. it's jordan davis again. i actually want to speak in support of this. i know i haven't been supportive on other items, but i want to support this. there's a lot of existential crises that we have with the way that everything is going, there could be more pandemics in our future. and of course,, climate change is causing a lot of problems as well. this is really, really common sense rate here. and i'll be happy to vote on it w