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shakespeare country is thick -- is the county of the shire. a great shire.have you been to stratford and all that? jonathan: of course. used to have a restaurant that way. the nasdaq up 1%. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ lisa: always learning something new. i'm lisa matteo. natural gas prices in europe jumped more than 20% after russia made good on a threat to turn energy into a weapon against ukraine's allies. moscow has halted gas flows to poland and bulgaria and will keep its supplies turned off until the countries agree to the russian demand to pay for the fuel in rubles. the european union the move like no. in china there are signs authorities are starting to bring two outbreaks under control. shanghai has hinted that lockdown measures may be eased as infections dropped to a three-week low. in beijing the number of cases has stabilized. a new report says brexit-related trade barriers have led to a 6% increase in british prices. inflation for foods the u.k. tends to import from the eu was more pronounced than for things like tuna comes from other na

learn about the traditions. intricately decorated so be an easter eggs are on display here. bruno shire, learn the elaborate craft from his mother and at his job in high school. if in the savage dish in point of i think it's very important to continue the customers because it is something that distinguishes us from other schools. or i don't know any other school that has something like this. and i think it's a cool somehow does was have on the side. couldn't hear schmidt. that's on easter saturday one day before the big easter ride on the blessings. farm preparations are in full swing. easter is one of the most important celebrations of the year, and the whole family is lending a hand on as i wish it is. of course, every one speaks albion a slavic language. to my own chemicals, i'm one of the focus i don't quit. also, bones is focus of us in our village. it's true that most of the inhabitants speaks or being on even in kindergarten. sore been spoken. i think that's why i 1st learned german when i entered school, it was good on while riding on easter is reserved for the men. the women of

the family home in new york, nottingham shire, his fifty-year-old suffering mother angela wood said i extremely depressed my son would be scared just like us, aiden, a member of the ukrainian armed forces, therefore, as his prisoners, he should be treated humanely, his grandmother pam hall added that all we can do is to pray for him, it is very difficult for his mother and his family to see such photos to hear , as they say lies about him. he is a brave guy with a big heart. we are all very proud of him. the brave pacifist guy just happened to take part in the third military company in a row, they travel all over the world, destroying people for money. that's right, he says grandmother can only pray, i remind you that everyone needs the death penalty in the donbass, right now we are moving forward a little later on a direct connection military reporter, semyon pegov front line. as far as i understand, semyon hello what's going on with you olga greets you? yes indeed. we are again at the forefront working together with the legendary donbass battalion sparta , and now we have an absolut

this is the oldest sculpture in the world , the great shire idol.ee that the body is covered on all four sides, probably, and in addition to the ornament on the body. there are additional faces. or masks, as the researchers say, it is believed that this idol is a semelik, but it is possible that the image was larger. after all, many fragments of wood the sculptures have not been preserved, but who does this wooden idol represent? maybe one of those perennial puppies. no documentary written evidence of how the people who lived nine and a half thousand years ago in the urals imagined the world and what they invested? what meaning they invested in these images, of course, has not been preserved. the idol is so ancient that scientists are afraid to draw unambiguous conclusions about what is depicted on it, but those urals who have ever encountered cracks in their lives have no doubt ancient people worshiped these non-corporeal , many-faced creatures, as if you see the gods, and this ray, as it were, embraced it with its paw. here is the head of this stu

sure shire to today? well, the dakota access pipeline is one. i think that came up recently and as you might recall involved a pipeline that would go across a waterway that was of significance to native american tribes and that it was a core permit. there was a lot of litigation one of the things that the advisory council on historic preservation prides itself is on encouraging consultation with native american tribes. that's a big issue these days that so that was that that has gone several ways. they the courts have approved it the courts have then reexamined the permitting so that was one of the controversial areas. there are a number. cases, however that demonstrate the productive work of the advisory council and would love to focus on those two there and they're very diverse. so you have a park chicano park in in san diego area. you have the space shuttles which have been determined eligible. you have the one of the last remaining black officers clubs at fort leonard wood in missouri that was saved and and having been associated with this a

things like higher oil prices feeding into shire fares are certainly a risk. of spent-up demand. at hotels you are starting to see revenues per room increase. earlier today we are starting to see u.s. hotels reinstate dividends and buyback. >> but the reason for higher airfare prices is higher energy prices. that's the other sector you like. >> that right. given the change. they prefer to own stock. we have seen an he norm as inchris in prices. but from here we think demands will continue to increase and supply has limited places where it can increase. opec has very few areas where they can limit production. shale will have to pick up that additional increase. liz: crude closing higher but still below 100 a barrel. thankfully it's come back down at least for consumers. thank you on this friday for sticking with us on a very busy week. the s & p 500 and the nasdaq do snap a three-week losing streak. next week we'll get the consumer inflation data. "kudlow" is next. larry: welcome to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. first up, a good op-ed in the "new york post" by ge

i'm shire you saw up about .5% more on today's action after the break. "tech check" is just getting started. this is xfinity rewards. our way of saying thanks, with rewards for the whole family! from epic trips... to the original jurassic park... on us. join over 3 million members and start enjoying rewards like these, and so much more in the xfinity app! and check out jurassic world: dominion, in theaters june 10th. >>> citi slashing price target from 8.82 to 5.32. the e-commerce particulate form down year-to-date. they're concerned about tough comps and the weakening consumer environment saying inflation and supply issues driving a slowdown with eel see if the fears hit shopify's earnings >> you said mistakenly spotify, but it's down more than 11%. maybe we'll get to that later. tech stocks meanwhile in general have been taking a beating as valuation has gotten compressed, different stocks may be affected differently. mark santoli joins us now with a breakdown. >> jon, sometimes affected differently, but ending up somewhere in the same place by differe

scored full as manchester city. port clair the top of the premier league, the brazilian i stole the shire and left $51.00 when at home to wolfish city, i opened up a full point gap on liverpool and the tie to i had of them match with edison. moses, i dobby on sunday. the scale of eric 10 hogs shout when he takes over. as manchester united manager was made even clara, as they were beaten as 31 as hostile in the premier league. it took just 3 minutes for the home team to take the leadership the night of our as with his 1st goal for the club, for a penalty. for buckeye, a sack up made it see in i said they hit back. christiano nowadays, touring is 100, primarily go on his return to the side of following the death of his son. but the combat stools when bruno fernandez at mister penalty in the 2nd half, which would have made it to granite jakob put the result beyond doubt, was dawning gold. 20 minutes from time to feast austin's hopes of champions league football next season, also helped by brentford. holding totland to a golden rule. obviously after games like today, all the the game a little

cheshire police have confirmed that they conducted a sweep of harry maguire sows in czech shire aftererious threat to the family home, he reported this to the police and are looking into the matter. the safety of his family and those around him are harry's number one priority for sub he will continue to prepare for this weekends fixture as normal. it's not yet known who made the threat for the pick—ups on the back of intense criticism that maguire has received for his performances at united. maguire who lives with his fiancee and two young children is on a student had threat seriously. many developments here at old trafford. notjust developments here at old trafford. not just with the developments here at old trafford. notjust with the managerial side of things but also with the players. burnley�*s bid to stay up continues tonight. they are four points adrift of safety and face southampton at home. they sacked sean dyche on good friday after almost 10 years in charge. the under 23's coach mike jackson has been given the caretaker role and after a draw against west ham on sunday, he kn

tomorrow, too, including jimmy buffett, talking about a margaritaville boat with one of the berke shirebuilding up to. >> it's a busy weekend the content has been so great already so far, becky. thanks for joining us and giving us a preview becky quick in omaha. >> sure thing. >>> after the break, we'll talk inflation with the ceo of newell brands, but let's get a check on the markets at session lows, the s&p is down 1.8%, 42.11. the dow is down more than 100 points, and nasdaq is down 2% right now. we're on pace for not only a weekly loss, but a monthly loss. we'll be right back. i am here because they revolutionized immunotherapy. i am here because they saw how cancer adapts to different oxygen levels and starved it. i am here because they switched off egfr gene mutation and stopped the growth of tumor cells. there's a place that's making one advanced cancer discovery after another for 75 years. i am here... i am here.... because of dana-farber. what we do here changes lives everywhere. i am here. you're a one-man stitchwork master. but your staffing plan needs to go up a size. you ne

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