our land where we will fight their throats or it's our homeland fellow shuddered in sibley away morale is as high as on the 1st day and it will remain so until the last day. victory day, he remain determined. ukraine has proven its resilience, but sustained bombardment. bodies in the streets and life in bomb shelters with limited or no power or heat. we are bound to take their toll on even the bravest. with my furnace was id equus. i feel hopeless to help with the valley. one doesn't know what to do next and how to behave. am i? so i try to keep calm and only hope that everything will be over years, city and all will be fine, as it was before for over and to see this miles returned to people's faces. and our chances to enjoy life returned to us. they were a, did they validate you a month ago? no one knew how long ukraine could hold out against russia. and yet, despite the told to human life and infrastructure, and the sheer size of the russian war machine, the underdog is still standing, was down, take a look at some other developments related to the war in ukraine. cave has accused mo

[applause] they need to open their hearts and homes, sibley to help. i also want to think my friend, the great american chef, jose andres for helping feed those yearning to be free and helping refugees is not something poland or any other nation should carry alone. all the world democracies have a responsibility, all of them. the people of ukraine can count on the united states to meet its responsibility. i announced that we will welcome 100,000 ukrainian refugees. we will provide nearly $300 million in humanitarian assistance, providing tens of thousands of tons of food, water, medicine, and other basic applies. in brussels, i and of the united states is prepared to provide $1 billion in additional humanitarian aid. the world food program poses significant obstacles, at least some relief is getting to major cities in ukraine we will not cease efforts to get humanitarian relief wherever it is needed in ukraine to the people who have made it out there can be no doubt this war has already been a strategic failure for russia already. [applause] having los

he was taken to the hospital friday evening and will stay at sibley memorial hospital in washington for he is vaccinated and boosted against covid. thomas was expected to take the bench tomorrow morning to hear arguments. tomorrow marks the beginning of the hearings for the supreme court nomination of judge ketanji brown jackson. it is expected democrats have enough votes to make her the first black woman on the u.s. supreme court. there could be fireworks as republican senators pressed her about her record and her view of the u.s. constitution. abc news deputy political director avery harper gave a preview of the questioning judge jackson may face. >> i think we will see pointed questions about her past record, her previous experiences among the fact that she represented detainees at guantÁnamo bay, her record on crime will be a topic of discussion. her ties to harvard will also be a big thing that we will hear about during these hearings. i also think, remember there are several members of the judiciary committee, republicans who could run for president in 2024 so it is likely we will

. >> we had an interesting conversation just before you came on with state senator sibley -- and sheintroducing a bill here in california in which people could pay for their taxes, other state services using cryptocurrency. i'm curious about your take on that principal. >> it's a good stop for the youth vote. there were a lot of young americans who have bought into the big search in cryptocurrencies. it is something we have seen in other parts of the world. el salvador, colorado. there are open questions here. i'm not sure how many americans actually treat cryptocurrency as a courtesy. one like an investment. it's a super volatile invement. >> would love to have people join us on twitter and asked questions. one of them had an interesting thought. if we will except crypto and we are looking at other currencies were not the pound and the euro or the yen? interesting. state senator -- has not been in office that one. but she is already running for congress. she is running for karen bass's vacated seat. she has the entire democratic political machinery behind her. her endorsement list g

a statement from the supreme court says he was admitted to sibley memorial hospital washington friday night after experiencing what they described as flu-like symptoms. the court says thomas underwent tests and is now being treated with and beyond ix. the statement says his symptoms are decreas-ng. any does not have covid. he is expected to be released in a day or 2. justice thomas is 73 years old. he's been on the court since 1991. >> still ahead, why some people are calling for the mayor of antioch to resign after a recent arrest and sports coming off, a heartbreaking loss to the spurs and warriors are in need of some urgency. sports director jason dumas has reaction from coach kerr plus staff are women looking ahead to this with sweet 16 matchup. and it's a scary night across texas. we've got tornadoes on the ground. take close look. when we come back. oh, wow barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, but we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. -but i just... -so thanks

to degrees on sunday, the average should be for those lands at 9 degrees. sarajevo is sitting in sibley weatherford but a week ago it still smoke temperatures hovering around the freezing and is not particularly windy just as a cast to so useful rain, although sometimes quite heavy in some parts of southeastern spain, extending into north africa. huge amounts of stone, the balkans, bulgaria, and also into northern greece that slowly eventually crossed the aegean to into rain or snow. of course, once again in turkey. ah, the weather sponsored by cats are always dictatorships to democracies. activists to corporations, control of the message is crucial. oil companies have become very good at recognizing ways to phrase what they want into here. we care about the environment you do to, you should buy our oil cleared for public opinion or profit. once you make people afraid, you can use that to justify stripping away basic civil liberties. the listening post examined the vested interest behind the content you consume on al jazeera lou . the me that is here, i'm emily, anger, and reminder that

the a residential areas in sibley and infrastructure has been hit around keeps suburbs . american has latest, not from what the ukrainians are saying is that they simply mistrust the russians to be able to withdraw or in the deal that they've made in turkey or to the letter of that deal. or what they saying is actually yes, we are seeing some evidence of withdrawal is to take an example now of the north of cuba. broadway which is actually in the south has come under intense attack again. ah, but in the north what we're hearing is that are within at a pin, which is one of the towns that come under intense shelling as they're leaving airplane. russian soldiers are actually looting parts of the area that's also happening in another town called boucher as well to his. his president has dissolved parliament after what he says was an attempted political coup. politicians had been holding an online meeting 8 months after president chi site and suspend department. shortly after the meeting began, the impedes voted against so called exceptional measures, which the president used t

various rested from a sunken ship near the black sea. ports of odessa were exchanged for 19 ukrainian sibley and ship crew members from the rescue at the vessel they were on. in addition, russia's human rights commissioner confirmed the exchange of 10 captured soldiers from each side. no has casanya. there are people on the ukrainian side who have ready to empathize with other people's pain and grief and do everything possible to return their loved ones to their home. there was at the core of our negotiations on prisoner exchanges. i sign understanding from the ukrainian side and procedural issues, heavily radiant doubt within the zone with the minister of defense and with the ministry of foreign affairs. to meet our treatment was good, hospitable. we were in the hospital and receive medical assistance with it. when we then lived in a church in the city of chair no more. so i would also like to say thanks to the pastor of the church. he also did a lot to help us. once again, i would like to thank rushes, human rights commissioner and all the people who took part for doing everything possible

maria was occupied in 2014, at by ukrainian forces during their crack done on separatists in dunbar. sibley's, half of the city as no reportedly been feared. and that said tickets to the ukrainian capital locals have been covering some of their st. monuments with sun bags to protect them from shelling. kiev is on high alerts with heavy fighting, reportedly ongoing, just kilometers away. on the western new crate near the city of lucy and oil storage facility has gone up and slain. and after a reported russian or a strike, firefighters were seen bustling the flames. there's been no statement on any casualties as yet. we're just waiting at russian officials previously said they would target sites used by the ukrainian military for its operations, including fuel, devils and civilian infrastructure has been bearing the brunt of the war. people from this village inside that then yet people's republic at were among those caught in the crossfire russian lead. troops have now taken control of the area which remains heavily contested by retreating cranium. forces local civilians have been provided with

i mean even argue in sibley the political instability. and i think what one of the said about, you know, the, the family, the radical, so family controlling or taking a dominant role in politics. i think this is a matter of concern and also from a political point. and this is precisely the whole situation that the, you know, i mean, the chinese government ends up exploiting. and i think that really is a big concern. it's not just economic aspect of it. it's just sudden political behavior, a certain kind of politics that you know encouragement from china support from china in cottages. i think that movie is should be a concert. but i mean as ok, but probably as i see, you know that what are the dangers than forthright anchor of the coming further indebted to to india. oh, i think there are lots of dangers at the present moment. one needs to be looking at . but you know, where we are all set of very unprecedented non kind. so we'll have to see how things play out. but the reason negotiations and the opening of the line of credit research a

dramatically over the next few years we have to fund the and people and new buildings and manufacturing a sibleyproduction and the goal is growth, right now in high growth phase. when we start slowing down its probability. >> i start seeing the ease the ticker symbol ll ap, live long and prosper. you are a geek. great to see you. we've known each other for many of our businesses and we will be watching. thank you so much. president biden's plan to raise taxes for the wealthy is raising wall street tackles. charlie is going to break what they are saying about it and whether they have the right to say that. the closing bell ringing in 14 minutes. the dow hired the 19 points, the session highs. the path is gilded with the potential for rich returns. at adp, we use data-driven insights to design hr solutions to help you engage and retain top performers today, so you can have more success tomorrow. ♪ one thing leads to another, yeah, yeah ♪ liz: wall street is targeting president biden's plan for unrealized gains. charlie gasparino has had their reacted to the budget blueprints. the billionaires tax.

he was taken to the hospital friday evening and will stay at sibley memorial hospital in washington foragainst covid. thomas was expected to take the bench tomorrow morning to hear arguments. new details tonight on a shooting at a car show in arkansas at least 24 people were shot. one person died. we now know six of the injured were children. officials say a gunfight erupted between two people at the car show in dumas about 90 miles southeast of little rock. authoritiessssss searching for answers after chaos erupted at a car show and rural arkansas about 90 miles from little rock people running for their lives amid the sound of gunfire. the bottom line on this is just two individuals start got into gunfight. it was no mass shooting. it's it's not the baby, bro. people flagging down an ambulance helping one victim to safety the car show part of a weekend event. a community foundation wallace mcgehee. one of the organizers was there this had never happened with us and i event ever, you know, just something like this to happen man. it's a tragedy, you know, and we want to let everybody kno

destroyed shamed, abused and then canceled have the job taken away from them their livelihoods wrecked sibleyebate were having this same's arguments around the world about. i think the vast majority of people whether it's america, u.k., australia, or other countries. the vast majority with me and i expect with the panel here that this has gone way too far and the free speech has to mean what's free speech means and that doesn't just mean that you tolerate opinions you agree with. actually means the opposite, winston churchill said listening to people whose opinions you fairly disagree with, but you tolerate any respect. >> jesse: eigen allowed them to drop winston churchill quotes un-american show? if you don't know walk off. >> greg: when you invite me to be on your show i assume i'll be flown first class. >> thank you all take that as a guest you will be invited obviously so your your show shares the same thing that we all feel the same way right? >> dana: one interview per show? >> we might take like this show. i will have people from all sides of the political divide, i want to get back t

this is why we want to go as far sibley can as foreign sanctions on russia. the comments that the united states have made for the white house to clarify, i think they put comments out about that. but we have to do all we can to impose the national pressure on russian regions. we said we don't want the government to go farther and faster. but we also want to support ukraine with what assistance and listen carefully on what ukraine calls foreign assistance, and make sure that things are done about refugees. and it is great that the business team -- inside a refugee program. but we still have too much bureaucracy in place. and we do all we can to save refugees, that we obviously ought to take. >> okay, and talk there about the need to step up assistance to do all we can. but i think it's important to get into specifics, isn't it. the easiest thing is to do whatever we can, look at what ukraine is asking for. president zelenskyy has called on european countries to do more, hasn't he? what specifically do you see the uk can actually do in your opinion? >> well, we

the supreme court saying justice clarence thomas was admitted to sibley memorial hospital in washingtonevening after experiencing flu-like symptoms. he underwent tests and has an infection not related to covid-19. he is being treated with antibiotics. the court's press release said the 73-year-old's symptoms are abating and he is resting comfortably. he will participate in the consideration and discussion of any cases on the basis of briefs, transcripts and audio of oral arguments the statement continued to say. justice thomas expects to be released from the hospital in the next day or two. more of "the mehdi hasan show" right after this. w" right after this wayfair's got just what you need to be outdoorsy. your way! shop the biggest selection of outdoor furniture and furnish your habitat from your habitat. get a new grill and cook over an open flame. now that's outdoorsy! go wild on garden decor, find shelter from the elements and from predators or just be one with nature. this year spend less and go all outdoorsy at wayfair. ♪ wayfair you got just what i need ♪ psoriasis really messes

there's been heavy artillery fine residential areas with sibley and buildings hit, as well as the city's main square, ukrainian forces still control khaki, even the coastal cities of her son and marry a bold that the u. k. defense ministry says all 3 or encircled by russian forces. let's bring an andrew simmons, he joins us live now from the viv in western of ukraine near the border with poland . andrew, so another day and night of bombing just bring us up to date. now, with the latest military situation on the ground, day 7 months, the number of attacks of concentrated and hockey view rightly pointed out that his fist fighting there at a terrible situation. and on wednesday, i'm sorry. on tuesday night, there was a massive explosion at sir shook, where have military airport outside our keys. or this would appear to have totally destroyed the airport at an arm's dump, a very large store of, of weaponry, our bombs and our missiles that were absolutely filled the night sky with a firestorm effectively. then in the early hours of wednesday, oh, we were receiving reports of paratroopers land

the world and were looking to be the leader and i think there's some of my friends and recalling sibleying caution to the wind and doubling down on fossil and forget about the cleaner environment that were responsible for and how we deal with technology and that's the furthest thing from the truth and i think we can walk into gum at the same time and we have to edward of critical stance rightw now and how quickly we can get back into production get up to where we cannot only defend ourselves and keep ourselvesou independent, but how we can help our allies was rewarded needed and we have no idea how this thing my dad and no one never thought that we would bee in a situation we are now in ukraine to be faced with an unbelievable work going on now and the atrocities happening to innocent people i don't think the world will set for that but if you go further than this, without much provoke, so what i would ask all of you, the only thing that i know that we can get back adequate, and we talked about these things not to be done the pipelines not being billed in this and that, you giving your