justice thomas had justice scalia. will brett kavanaugh be like justice thomas? is neil gorsuch going to be like justice thomas and justice scalia? i think that is the most significant influence they've had. >> something about these issues, i want to go back to the pressing question for you. his limitation on where the president doesn't doesn't go in is demonstrably wrong. i hear echoes of chevron. what if the historical record is ambiguous or there is conflicting evidence? what do you do then? that is the more interesting thing of dealing with the precedent that you are not going to put your foot down and say it's really wrong. maybe there is a palpable argument one way or the other. and what he tried to do is steer it back as best he could to something closer to what the right answer was, even if it wasn't the definitive absolute answer. that was equally good methodology for dealing with those spaces in between. get back to the logic in the sense of the overall structure even if you can't say for sure. >> the alternative is the supreme court's current doctrine

so i kind of got stuck on the tv there and i'm thinking that must mean thomas. gotta be thomas. i said i was a journalist. i did not say i was a good journalist. of course. it's tailor. it's tailor. it took us understand. to say right gail. look at this and i started to her it's that's the taylor family. so now now we call this the taylor bible. and my uncle bequeath this bible to me along with those pictures. you just saw some very grateful to him and to my cousins who actually honored that because had i been in his shoes. i would never have turned over those items. my uncle also shared with me this photograph. now, this is my grandmother's sister. and you can see how fabulous she is. this woman lived as a white woman. which is why i'm not sure of her name. because she left her family and here's the story behind us. my grandfather said that when my grandmother became ill and died and all four girls died with the exception of one caring and the two boys my grand my aunt comes and she she lived in new york and she comes to visit and she says i want these three children to come wi

thomas swam this event three years ago under the name of will thomas and got 4:20.t so you know in the five hundreds, you never end the championship at all like this where they are seated, you never win by seven tenths. you look at the men's ivy league championships and the difference between first and eighth place, and first and second was by half a second. there is never this big of a gap. the fact that thomas was cruising, and i mean thomas started out very fast and then went faster if you look at his split times as he went along. that's not how a normal 500 is one. you try to maintain, you start to die towards the end and you have the last burst of energy, but thomas kept getting faster and faster and faster. the woman 26, that's amazing. it's something that girls can't do. the facts are clear and so sad to. this is a male body, this will always be a male body, no matter what leah chooses to call herself. it's grossly unfair and all the people who are cheering for this, don't care about women or girls because this is telling women and girls to stand aside, you d

the ginni thomas types of the world have become footsoldiers.to rollback the advances of technology and feminism and other movements. the conservative legal movement, led by people like clarence thomas, are finally in a position to make their long held theories real. what was once marginal, which was clarence thomas saying he did not even read roe the weight in law school, later that he thought that roe the weight was wrongly decided, now he is in a position to not only expected mississippi, to undo roe the weighed formerly, but to allow the state to look -- through a mechanism that forces people to spy on each other. not only do we know the supreme court is going to got abortion rights, it's already allowing it to happen in texas. abortions already illegal in texas after six weeks. to your broader question, why is this happening once the broader sociological reason, there are a few more powerful things than deciding whether someone will become pregnant, whether they will stay pregnant, whether they will become apparent. and i think that people

you know, thomas swam this event three years ago under the name of wil thomas and got a for twenty . okay, and just so you know, in the 500 you never in a championship event like this where they're all seated, you never win by seven seconds. you may be you look at mens ivy league championships and the difference between first and eighth placess was two and a half, three seconds and first and second was like by a half a second. so there's never this big of a gap. and the fact that thomas was cruising i mean thomas sagada very fast and then went faster if you look at the split times as he went along, that's not how a normal five hundred swung. you start out with a fast fifty to get going but then yout try to maintain and typically what happens is you start to die towards the end. e maybe you have that last burstep of energy that last fifty . but thomas keptd getting faste, faster, faster one to twenty six at the end. twenty six for a fifty. that's amazing and that's something that girls can't do. so the facts are are clear and it's so sad. this is a male body. this will always be a a m

one many after that letter, justice thomas was the lone public dissent.r justices indicated they would have granted former president trump's request to block the handover from the national archives to the committee. thomas provided no explanation for his dissent. >> there are surely substantive reasons consistent with his jurisprudence, why justice thomas dissented to not help president trump in that case. for folks who are already skeptical of the court, for folks who already view it as a deeply partisan, political institution, the fact that he is the sole dissenter given what we know about ginni's thomas's involvement sets off alarm bells. >> they go back years including asubmitting a list of supposedly disloyal white house aides directly to trump. just before the january 6th riot, ginni thomas sympathized with the stop the steal rioters writing, god bless each of you standing up or praying. she later made clear these were posted before the violence at the u.s. capitol. given the appearance of a conflict, critics say justice thomas should have recused h

thomas figures was a grinder.s. >> thomas figures was really wanting to have me locked up. they kept pushing that point, pushing that point. >> it makes the pot boil. >> i was saying the same thing over and over and over again. >> they often contradicted one another, and they'd back up and they would acknowledge things they hadn't acknowledged before. >> the klansmen lied. we knew they lied. so we brought them back a second time. >> and then you'd go back to somebody else that said, "well this man just told us this. you better tell us the truth now." and then they'd tell you more. >> and then some of them lied a second time and we brought them back a third time. >> it was a game, at that point, between the accused and the powers that were trying to convict me or henry or tiger, or teddy or bennie jack. >> and you can just begin to see the evidence start developing, the kind of evidence you would need to have a successful prosecution. >> thomas was a prosecutor. he was dedicated to that, very dedicated to that. but

ginni thomas' activism stands in contrast.f reform continue their calls for more transparent and stricter recusal roles. ginni thomas declined a request for an interview and declined to comment for this story. >>> up next on this saturday, a trucker protest over vaccine mandates now in its second weekend and spreading across canada. what they're calling for and why many canadians are asking for the government to do more to end the rallies. , find the gift that touches their heart. ♪ ♪ this... is... how... love... shines... ♪ at zales. the diamond store. it's the valentine's day sale get 25% of everything. ♪ ♪ at zales. the diamond store. before you go there, or there... start here. walgreens makes it easy to stay protected wherever you go. schedule your free covid-19 booster today. i brought in ensure max protein, with thirty grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! (sighs wearily) here i'll take that! (excited yell) woo-hoo! ensure max protein. with thirty grams of protein, one gram of sugar, a

i think thomas wants a last word on this.es, but i am rather sanguine about the survivability of the institution. it's 1000 years old and, throughout history, there have been many on the throne who were not very liked, almost despised, one thinks of george iii and so forth, and the attachment of great britain as a country and a people to its ancient institutions is such that it is well likely to survive all the changes and uncertainties that may come. i predict that this institution, kingdom, in britain, will be here to stay and, as long as there is a united kingdom, there will be a monarchy in britain to recognise her as what she is. that is the antiquity of the institution. thomas, thank you very much. we are going to turn our attention to the crisis over ukraine. with well over 100,000 russian troops massed on its borders, president putin is still very much keeping us guessing about whether or not he is indeed planning an invasion. boris johnson flew to kyiv to show support for the ukrainian president, while mr putin has b

all eyes on trans athlete leah thomas, shattering records.hy some say trans female athletes have an unfair advantage. >> men and women are built very differently. so we created women's sports specifically so that biological women have a place to win. >> even caitlyn jenner speaking out. >> biological boys should not play in women's sports. >> but how should the rules be changed? >> the trans athletes that i know ae athletes. a true athlete always wants to make sure that a competition is fair. >>> plus crisis in ukraine. with war now seemingly almost inevitable. >> my sense, it will happen in the next several days. >> u.s. diplomats warning about the impending disaster. >> russian missiles and bombs will drop across ukraine. cyber attacks will shut down key ukrainian institutions. >> the u.s. saying russia is still moving forces toward the potential battle zone. in new york city, ♪ ♪ there's always something new to discover. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ come be a part of it. plan your next vacation at iloveny.com ♪ >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. h

all right, thomas, thank you very much.sian troops massed on its borders, president putin is still very much keeping us guessing about whether or not he is indeed planning an invasion. well, boris johnson flew to kyiv to show support for the ukrainian president, while mr putin has been meeting his chinese counterpart, president xi jinping. the two allies stood shoulder to shoulder in demanding nato stops its eastward expansion. stephanie, what do you think now, in terms of the diplomatic efforts to try and stop an invasion, to stop a war in ukraine, which could be incredibly bloody, have those diplomatic efforts really got a chance? i think they do. look, it looks like putin - views the threat of invasion as more — useful than an actual invasion, which would be incredibly costly on manyl different levels. do you think he's bluffing, essentially? no—one can get inside putin's head, obviously, but it does i look like he is building up his forces. - there were 90,000 to100,000 troops on the border in april- 2021, so, although

thomas only gave one interview to the podcast swimswam in december. what she had to say. >> we expected there would be in measure of pushback by people not to the extent that we weren't fully expecting. i just don't engage with it. it's not healthy for me to read it and engage with it at all. so, i don't. that's all i'll say on that. >> after usa swimming which had 400,000 members tightened its requirements for elite trans athletes. the group of thomas' teammates asked the league not to challenge the rules. it read in part it fully supported lia thomas' position to affirm her identity. the biology of sex is a separate issue. biologically lia holds advantage over competition that have bounced from 462 as a male to number one as a female. the letter was sent by my next guest who has earned perspective on the issues. nancy hogshead-makar joins me now. i should mention we invited lia thomas to come on. did not hear back. nancy, this is confusing the ncaa said individual sports can set their own rules but then did not honor the decision of usa swimming. do

we're our political correspondent, thomas sparrow. is standing by for us, sir thomas. we can see the brandenburg gate lit up in the colors of ukraine's flag . tell us more about what's behind that move. well, essentially, you mentioned it already, but it's a sign of solidarity coming directly from berlin's mer, francisca giff. i in a sign of support towards ukraine at a very difficult time now, and whereas some people have welcomed this move, especially those who consider it an important signal. in one of berlin's most important symbols. they have already been signs of criticism as well. the most prominent criticism coming actually from ukraine's ambassador to germany, who called it a delayed symbolic gesture, unstressed that what actually ukraine needed from germany is not necessarily signs like these, but defensive weapons, multimillion aid, and also stronger sanctions on russia. so you can see that although this is such an unimportant gesture, it has not necessarily come down well among ukrainian officials, especially the ukrainian ambassador to germany. well, that

thomas, thank you very much for that analysis. state of it is thomas farrah. you're watching data, but news, he's a recap of that help story. we're following foyer, new satellite images show. russia is continuing its massive military build up on ukraine's orders, despite sanctions announced by the u. s. at its allies that says by saying, intensifies in the water don best region after the kremlin recognizes to self proclaimed republics, had long back that genies update this out. we'll have more news boy, at the top of the next hour, rebec rita's in berlin. thanks very much for they've had it for decades. people of iraq is devastated. and there's no way to find how did it go to this group since review and unprecedented story.

it's right to see thomas back. so emotive, clear, really where the i see things to blame lies basically saying, look, if a 15 year out has drugs like that in a body, the people considered guilty are the ones that actually administered it to her. and it's an interesting position really because well, 3 were saying they couldn't comment, given it was an ongoing legal case. it still is ongoing, yet they've made that position quite clear. and those comments that we had in the, in the clip you just play, you know, that was referring to the coach. terry, to brits, who came off the ice fall from consoling how it was basically scolding her. say, why did you not fight after you fell for the 1st time? so really, really, really skating comments in thomas bought by that he kind of dodge the question when he was asked, how much responsibility does the i see having over this? he basically replied, look, we were not ignoring problems for just following the rule of law. so the saying that hands were tied because of that court rulin

point that teammates have suppressed the support for thomas. why do you think people did not feel confidence enough to openly sign this? let's say something such as a sensitive issue. oh, i know exactly why they didn't put their name on it because they were told that if they did that they would never get a job. that they would not get into graduate school. that the new school would google their name, see that they were attached to that letter and the day it would limit their future employability, that they would be, quote, unquote, canceled. and they just could not take the risk, even the parents who are, you know, right there, the parents of and ideally kids. and they still would not sign with using their name. so, you know, i, if you look around, i mean, it wasn't just the pen students that didn't sign their name. we know that most of the female athletes did not what they were not invited to talk to a media. they were not asked, what do you think they were not asked by the and c devil, i should lay atomic, compete in the women's category. the

abc's elizabeth schulze has more. >> lia thomas will ca 2 freestyle with a time of 1:43.12 seconds.friday the ivy en's cha. >> 3.78, so lia thomas, a new pool record, a new meet record. >> reporter: thomas who was assigned male at birth competed on penn's men's team for three seasons before undergoing more than two years of hormone therapy. struggling to define its rules for trans athletes like thomas, the ncaa reversed course on a policy this season requiring competitors to undergo a year of estrogen or testosterone suppression to be able to compete. isaac henning, a trans man with delayed hormone treatment competes on the women's team and has beaten thomas in competition. in an interview with "nightline's" juju chang he defended thomas. >> i think she's, you know, incredibly strong for doing what she continues to do as she should. you know, she deserves to be here just as much as anyone. >> reporter: schuyler bailer the first openly transgender athlete on a division 1 men's team calls thomas' success a step forward for trans representation. >> watching a trans person thrive in spo

how are people to speak out and thomas? i am so impressed by your willingness to speak the way you've done it and it seems and i i hope i'm right about this that you're you're writing continues to flourish even though you may not be you know in line with these newsrooms and some of these outlets, so please keep writing, but you know, how do you see this in batches comments on people who, you know sort of differ deviate from the norms, so well that you know, i it's a complicated question because you know, i think that you have to if you're going to be a writer or if you're going to want to think publicly then you really can only do that because you believe that there are things that are correct or there are ways of describing the world that are truer than other ways and you would you would need to do that and need to say that regardless of you can't position you can't make your positions fit what you think the the industry wants to reward? otherwise, it's not worth doing it. i think i think it would be an unbearable job and

so thomas thomas, part of due to political correspond but i can look at some more stories that making the news around the world. now. german present from valdosta meyer is on a 3 day visit to san diego to discuss establishing covey 19 vaccine production facilities in africa. is trips also expected to focus on the security situation in the wider style region. multiple european military missions to combat islamist terrorism or ongoing switzerland credits. reese blank is facing allegations that he manage hundreds of millions of dollars linked to suspected war criminals, autocrats and drug dealers. the claims come from an international media investigation following an inside that data. me, great suisse rejects the allegations police in new zealand maids arrests during the pre dawn operation to set up that road blocks around to protest camp outside the country. parliament authorities want to push back anti vaccine demonstrators who moved in 2 weeks ago. protestors, wanton at early end to current virus restrictions to argentina where firefighters in the country is north. a struggling to con

another point to pick up on in thomas greenfield, greenfield, rather, linda thomas greenfield. i should say it's not thomas greenfield. a is the fact that she mentioned this, this history repeating itself and the president putin began his address of the nation yesterday by giving a long history lesson. and she mentioned that that is going appointed, pointing back to, to, to the beginning of the soviet union. and the president, putin is pushing for more imperialism and return to what was due the u. s. s. when in fact, the or the other way around, if we just listen to his speech written here, president putin warning against the dangers of adequately governing such a vast space. as sure vast. there was some vast land that can be extremely difficult. that was the kind of the, the gist of what president putin were trying to, to guess across, rather than reinstating the old soviet union. but this time linda thomas greenfield is gone a step further and said that rather than the u. s. s. r, she's used the russian federation as a point of reference in a potent asserted that russia today

and thomas, you agree with that? i mean, is what we're seeing happening. the result of a failure in the recent years here in germany. i would tend to agree with that, but i would also mentioned that the author of these lines understand this well because she tried to position against this consensus. she was the one to ring the alarm bell, she was the one to position the german armed forces in a different way that to resource them differently. she was the one who got it, and she is the one who now goes out on twitter and says collectively for law in the way we have failed to assess. let me i want to ask you also about what we heard are russia, ferris correspondence said earlier, she spoke of a possible new iron curtain coming down in eastern europe. and you said this is time for a big rethink of foreign and security policy here in germany. so could you see that happening? that's what i am still struggling with. is this akin to an iron curtain? yes, big fences make good neighbors if your neighbor threatens you, as happened this morning, there was a veiled nuc

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i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. now we start with breaking news. this, our 2 powerful explosions. light up the night sky and the self proclaimed republic of logan skin, ukraine's troubled eastern region and gas pipeline is understood to be on fire and emergency workers are at the scene. the blazes said to be completely extinguished at this time, and local authorities suspect sabotaged to be behind both instance. the blasts occurred after more than 80 buses carrying civilians from eastern ukraine crossed into russia as part of a mass evacuation effort. those vehicles are carrying more than 1500 people fleeing lugen scans done yet another self proclaimed republic. sirens have been blaring since the afternoon in those regions with local leaders reporting shell fire from the ukrainian army the on friday afternoon school children were taken out of class in done yet, and transported to safety to regions. leaders as residential areas have been hit in a bum bard meant by ukraine's military officials in the don bass, the region in which done yet can lou gan

thomas, thank you so much for now. thomas ferrel, our political correspondent there. well, we do have some reactions saw to russia's military operation from around the world . let's take a look at them for you. first of all, i'll start with the meet through color bar. he is ukraine's foreign minister, and he went on twitter to say that putting has just launched a full scale invasion of ukraine. peaceful ukrainian cities are under strikes. this is a war of aggression. he says, ukraine will defend itself and will win the world can and must stop putin. he goes on to say the time to act is now and here's what the united nations secretary general antonio returned. has to say he rip, he directed, he directly appealed to the russian president, saying, president putin in the name of humanity, bring your troops back to russia. this conflict must stop. now. us president joe biden tweeted just a short time ago. russia alone is responsible for the death and destruction this attack will bring, and the united states and its allies and partners will respond in a united and decisive

thomas, thank you very much for that analysis. state of it is thomas farrah as western governments imposed sanctions against russia, europeans, european football's governing body wafer is facing criticism for keeping the champions, league final in st. petersburg thought of impotent welcome to a for boss alexander sharon to st. petersburg, after it was chosen as host 3 years ago. the way 1st says it is monitoring the trans situation, but has no plans to change the venue. reacting to the decision, british prime minister barak johnson said it's inconceivable that major european football tournaments could still take place in russia. in russia. you know, what date of the news that you're news update. there's plenty more on our website at www dot com. a. we're interested in the global economy, our portfolio w business being and here's a closer look at the project to analyze the flight for market dominance stood with w business beyond on youtube.

thomas is the ceo.e you we will talk about your numbers in just a second, but we must start with the global story. your first reaction to the escalation overnight as these global markets convulse and there is an exodus from risk. your reaction this morning. thomas: good morning. it is obviously a very tragic day. tragedy happening in ukraine in the context of geopolitics that has become more and more difficult over the last month and years. as an enterprise dealing in such an environment, it is not something that only happened or started this morning. it is something we have been seeing and experiencing for quite some time. we all need to make sure that we are dealing and continuing to trade an environment that gets more and more difficult. manus: i know that you -- your ukraine operations in 2020. who have a small minority stake in the number five player in russia. from a risk perspective to the business, do you have any concerns? that this risk could manifest in a certain way across my business? if it

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lia thomas sent a letter to the university raising concerns about thomas, who is a transgender woman questioning the fairness of a transgender woman competing against athletes who are biologically women. now these teammates say it look we support thomas and her gender transformation. but they point out she has the biological upperhand thing biologically lia holds an unfair advantage over competition and women's categories added per rankings bactrim number 462 as a mailto number one as a female. parents are also voicing their frustration about the situation telling fox news digital that the swimmers were told not to speak to that media after expressing concerns about competing against a large athlete like thomas. olympic gold medalist caitlyn jenner weighed in on this. >> i respect lia right to live her life authentically but i hope she is happy lives a great life. but, when it comes to fairness i have been very strong right from the beginning biological boys should not compete against women. >> and so this comes after usa swimming emphasized awareness for females and its new policy w

thomas, thank you very much for that analysis. state of it is thomas farrah as western governments prepare sanctions against russia, european footballs, governing body. you, eva, if i see criticism for keeping the champions league final instant petersburg thought him have heard and welcome to you. i for both alexander shaeffer hun to st . petersburg after it was chosen as host 3 years ago. the wife, as says it's monitoring the ukraine situation, but is not plot planning to change the venue. reacting to the decision, british prime minister barak johnson said it's inconceivable that major football tournaments cannot take place in russia place. you're watching dw use stay chain for business headlines with christie plant. stand for what secrets lie behind these will discover new adventures in 360 degrees and explore fascinating world heritage sites d w world heritage. 360 get out. now sometimes a seed is all you need to allow big ideas to grow. we're bringing an environmental conservation to.

should justice clarence thomas be honored with a statue in his home state? capital ga, ga, can make this decision on their own. and if they choose to honor tom done justice thomas, i think it's very appropriate and keep in mind this is the 1st conservative like justice that we actually have on the supreme court. and despite whatever your ideological positions are, we should be able to actually honor the fact that he really did something that was, he's done something that's really extraordinary. and so whether you agree with his, you know, his ideology or not, yes, of course, the state of georgia should arrest a statute on behalf of clarence thomas. and keep in mind, we're taking down statues of people who are linked to the confederacy. but now we're saying that people who are sitting on the supreme court right now didn't, they're not good enough to get a statue. he's us on the georgia, go ahead and put the statue up. people are going to complain about it. and that's just how we are. 2 well, i appreciate it for giving us the okay, d, i'll give you one minute

i clarence thomas, a mind me anywhere in the country. i think even people, my name is it should be for people who are bring the whole country together. many people may not have light done the model of the junior in the beginning where we know that, that go always to bring about peace and reconciliation in right for a certain demographic or people. clarence thomas has been very controversial from day one and we can not forget it. bad. he had charge of sexual harassment. while he, before he would even appointed to the higher court and not to miss him and his wife . how about unethical stuff going on as relates to supreme court and her being a major lobbyist committee. the groups brain came before the supreme court. so i have no idea why they would do that. as many african americans maybe maximally laughed in faith in georgia. you know, all across the country the way he wrote as it relates to how is that impact? blackie ok, mike, i have to ask you not only as a man as an african american, but as a conservative, how do you feel about this is

these girls say, look, we support thomas in her gender transformation, but they point out thomas haste: biologically, lia holds an unfair advantage in competition in the women 's category as evidenced from the her rankings that have bounced from 462 as a male to number 1 as a female. parents are also a voicing their frustrations, telling fox news digital that the swimmers were told not to speak to the media after expressing concerns about competing against a large athlete like thomas. this comes after usa swimming emphasize ised or transgender athletes have to -- to provide evidence that their testosterone levels are below a certain threshold continuously for at least 36 months. this follows new ncaa guidelines that allow sports' national governing body to set its own rules when it comes to transgender athlete participation. now p at this point it's unclear if thomas will be able to compete in the ncaa championships here in atlanta next month, but we are hearing reportedly that a governorreniny for the ncaa is expected to sit down at the end of the month to make a decision on this. n

thomas, talk us through what we know so far. well, very tense moments in ukraine, very tense moments as well in europe, some of the images that we're just seeing there on, on the screen that we've just seen there on the screen. although there are and verified they are reportedly of attacks that are happening in the eastern part of ukraine, in particular. some experts son's mildest mentioning that it could be military targets in particular, that have been 1st targeted by, by this attack. but it's still all very unclear in general, very unclear on the one hand about what is happening in this, in part of, of ukraine. also very unclear as to what the motivations behind is and what the reaction will be. so it's all very much developing both on the ground with those images that we, that we see, but also with a political reaction that will hear from european capitals and also from washington . what's gonna happen now from a political perspective is 1st, a lot of very stock reactions, very deep warnings. we've seen that already from som

w is thomas sparrow. many thanks, thomas western countries are introducing a raft of economic sanctions on russia over its aggression towards ukraine. here in the you, politicians are grappling with the prospect that the crisis will threaten gas supplies from russia. the block is now looking to allies like norway for help in bridging the gap. this gas yelled off the coast of norway could prove a lifeline for the energy hungry european union. norway is the 2nd biggest supplier of natural gas bind russia. but as the crisis between russia and ukraine deepen, so just the risk that russian energy supplies to the block could halt. brussels is urgently looking elsewhere for energy. and at you headquarters, tuesday norwegian prime minister eunice gushed her answered that call on my message coming here to brussels today is that norway will played sport. but we also have something valuable to contribute that reliability on gus, an active industrial partner on hydrogen, carbon capture. no new batteries or ocean wind

d w's, thomas sparrow. many thanks, thomas. this conflict has left relations between ukraine and russia at their lowest point in years kia has recalled it's ambassador from moscow, and is considering cutting all diplomatic ties. it wasn't that long ago that ukraine had a pro russian president 8 years ago. vladimir putin had a friend in t f. president victor, yet coach, hadn't pro russia president, was very important for russia, man that one of the forms look installed. it meant that any union with the west would not be possible. and in 2013, when jani coverage refused to sign an association agreement for closer ties to the you, the people rebelled. scores died, hundreds were injured in the might on revolution. yona coverage was ousted and a new pro you government formed the kremlin, answered back with tanks and annexed ukraine's crimean peninsula. moscow also through its support behind separatists, in the pro russia don baths region war broke out as the 2 eastern provinces don. yet, sc and nuanced declared independence. europea

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thomas: i don't think so.ve around that, but they sit on the conference call today that they're split of 60% residential packages, 40% business packages will probably maintain itself going forward. so i think they are in a new e-commerce world, and the exciting thing and the reason the stock is pumping so much is that their margins are expanding even with these increased residential deliveries, which tend to be less profitable than the business packages. guy: but i guess with everybody returning so much stuff as well, that is an extra kicker on top of that. as you say, the e-commerce business certainly taking off rapidly. so that around christmas, side into january. demand is still strong. thomas black, thank you very much, indeed. greatly appreciated. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ritika: it is time for the bloomberg business flash. airbus has dodged the threat of strikes in germany. it reached a labor deal that would allow continued production of its best-selling a320 jetliner. the agreement rules out mandatory job

i want lia thomas to have all of the benefit thalia thomas has learned of collegiate competition.that the story has turned that 16 of her own teammates are uncomfortable with the situation and regard her as having an unfair advantage. i know what the problem is but i've not seen a workable solution thus far. one more if we have time, maybe we don't yes, no? >>> all right, we're moving on more of your best and worst tweets, facebook comments. have you voted yet. please go to smerconish.com. i talked about this at the outset of the program. will mike pence testify before the january 6th committee? answer yes or no. i'll give you the results in a moment. among my patients, i often see them have teeth sensitivity as well as gum issues. does it worry me? absolutely. sensodyne sensitivity & gum gives us the dual action effect that really takes care of both our teeth sensitivity as well as our gum issues. there's no question it's something that i would recommend. my daughter has type 2 diabetes and lately i've seen this change in her. once-weekly trulicity is proven to help lower a1c. it

thomas. thanks for coming on. let's just start with that news this coming from the ukraine because we understand the civilians and i being evacuated from there to russia. i concerning is this and what is the potential for a major flare up? or this is very concerning because we have never seen something like this before. and there were, during the last 8 years, there were many times when, when there was high re gunfire and never was done. anything like this. so this is really the 1st time, and this is, this is concerning, especially having in mind the words of mr, blinking in the u. n. last night, when he said that russia might a plan provocation with chemical weapons. and while he was saying this is something that this happened. internet's when a special process of ukraine tried to blow up a chemical tanks which was prevented by the army just by a blinking saying that something of this could happen. so it's quite, quite furious somehow and several hours after that both wrapper republics, internet angel guns caught

judy thomas, we really do appreciate _ main things., we really do appreciate you coming _ main things. judy thomas, we really do appreciate you coming in - main things. judy thomas, we really do appreciate you coming in and - do appreciate you coming in and speaking to us. thank you so much. thank you very much for having me. if you been affected by any of these issues will be discussing information is available from the bbc action line at bbc.co.uk for the action line. time now is 12 minutes per stay. you're watching bbc news. -- 12 per stay. you're watching bbc news. —— 12 minutes past two. senior conservatives have insisted that the majority of their party's mps support the prime minister. it comes as another conservative politician called for borisjohnson to resign. former schools minister nick gibb is the latest to submit a letter of no confidence in the row over parties held at number 10 during lockdown. 0ur political correspondent helen catt is here..... helen, we have got another letter, then. i have almost lost count. you have

a new twist over lia thomas. fellow swimmers are taking actions to keep her out of the pool. >> sandra: and warning signs on the horizon. white house economic adviser will be joining us coming up. we look forward to that. ♪ it's been such a long time, it's been such a long time ♪ >> john: we don't know she's a boston fan, but 70 years since britain's queen elizabeth ascended the throne. queen upon the death of her father, king george vi, february 6, 1952. the longest reigning british monarch. >> hi, john, this sunday is the actual anniversary marking again 70 years of the 95-year-old queen's jubilee, this is the platinum jubilee that will take place again this weekend. so, every ten years the nation holds massive ceremonies to mark these milestones, and we have seen major events take place throughout the u.k. in 2012, it was her diamond jubilee. the golden jubilee in 2002, and her silver jubilee in 1977. queen elizabeth took the throne in 1952 at just 25 years old. a year later millions watched her coronation liv

c president, thomas bach was. beth stood with questions on friday morning, had been waging during a press conference. it lasted an hour. the entire hour was dedicated to believe, just to prove the case. a da book to prove my early a boy. and thomas back basically deflected all the questions there was even a question about whether he felt believe i was bullied by some members of the western press. he said that we should rather talk about doping allegations than that. he was also asked about why he decided to meet with the japanese and the u. s . ice figure skating teams and not the russian team. he deflected that as well. so there are questions lingering among many here about the quality of management of this situation by don't was back on the officials. this is not gonna be the end of it. it's going to drag on even after we've had the closing ceremony, what can we expect next? on this, the biggest question right now, probably a bond from valley was fate. of course it is the fate of the t metal team. gold metal. th

i and thomas back basically deflected all the questions. there was even a question about whether he felt believe i was bullied by some members of the western press. and he said that we should rather talk about doping allegations than that. he was also asked about why he decided to meet with the japanese and the u. s, i figure skating teams that not the russian team he deflected that as well. so there are questions lingering among many here about the quality of management of this situation by thomas back in the officials. this is not gonna be the end of it . it's going to drag on even after we've had the closing ceremony. what can we expect next on that? the biggest question right now probably a bought from valley was fate of it is the fate of the t metal. g. a gold metal? that's russia. figure skating team one almost 2 weeks ago. now the award ceremony has not been held ios. you promised that once the case is result i, it will be held appropriately at a different place, different time. obviously, that is the biggest question right now. of c

even the aisle seat president thomas boss. speaking of friday's rest conference in beijing admitted that he was absolutely heartbroken watching. what happened with the lever on the ice on a thursday night the this is a man's immense mental trace in her performance. how high the pressure on her, her must've been. these pressure is beyond my imagination. and how does this, that in with the car statement? well, 1st of all, cost did say that now the now broke the positive probe, which came back with allegedly a doping test and a positive dog dog test of camille oliva. that itself, the procedure took too long and basically gave no chance for while you were to mount any kind of defense. it came, not in the middle of the olympics on february 8th, despite the probe was taken on december 20 fit in russia. so it's big questions as to how white this and it took so long. secondly, and that is a very important statement by cost that athletes should not be subject to the risk of serious harm caused by anti doping authorities. failure to fun