u. customer, but even other member states like italy and the netherlands are much bigger importers of russian natural gas than for example, china. you can see here, which is for as for the how important it is to their overall economies, you can see that russian natural gas made up more than half of germany's overall imports in 2020. that is a key reason why europe would struggle to live without russian gas. it now seems so long ago. russian president vladimir putin meeting with royal dutch shell, c. e o, in 2014. the 2 sides pledge to build on a 25 year relationship that would lead to the development of a liquefied natural gas project. i russia, jacqueline island, 8 years later, shell, another oil companies are turning their back on to 10 after his war against ukraine . the, i'm convinced that the economy in the oil and gas industry, which is the backbone of the russian economy, is going to suffer because of those companies. we're bringing advanced technologies, a lot of tests, know how oh, to russia and without their commitment to russian products. i don't think that the russian production o

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u. customer body than other members. states like italy and the netherlands are still well ahead of china, as you can see there as to how important it is to the overall needs. well, you can see that russia, russian natural gas, and she made up more than half of germany's imports in 2020. that is a key reason why europe would struggle to live without russian gas. it now seems so long ago. russian president vladimir putin meeting with royal dutch shell, c e o. in 2014. the 2 sides pledge to build on a 25 year relationship that would lead to the development of a liquefied natural gas project on russia. jacqueline island, 8 years later, shell, another oil companies are turning their back on putin, after his war against ukraine. i'm convinced that the economy and the oil and gas industry, which is the backbone of the russian economy, is going to suffer because of those companies. we're bringing advanced technologies, a lot of tests, know how oh, to russia and without their commitment to russian products. i don't think that the russian production of oil and gas can go ahead and continue, but ge

u. customer body than other members. states like italy and the netherlands are still well ahead of china, as you can see there as to how important it is to the overall needs. well, you can see that russia, russian natural gas, and she made up more than half of germany's in force in 2020. that is a key reason why europe would struggle to live without russian gas. it now seems so long ago. russian president vladimir putin meeting with royal dutch shell, c e o, in 2014. the 2 sides pledge to build on a 25 year relationship that would lead to the development of a liquefied natural gas project. i, russia, sagel, and island. 8 years later, shall another oil companies are turning their back on putin, after his war against ukraine. the, i'm convinced that the economy and the oil and gas industry, which is the backbone of the russian economy, is going to suffer because of those companies. we're bringing advanced technologies, a look of cas, no how? oh, to russia and without their commitment to russian products. i don't think that the russian production of oil and gas can a go ahead and continue.

as you can see, went to germany, which is by far moscow's biggest e u customer. but even other members, states like italy and the netherlands are still well ahead of china, as you can see there, as for how important it is to the overall needs. well, you can see that russia, russian natural gas, and she made up more than half of germany's in force in 2020. that is a key reason why europe would struggle to live without russian gas. it now seems so long ago. russian president vladimir putin meeting with royal dutch shell, c e o. in 2014. the 2 sides pledge to build on a 25 year relationship that would lead to the development of a liquefied natural gas project on russia. sagel in island. 8 years later, shell, another oil companies are turning their back on putin, after his war against ukraine. the, i'm convinced that the economy in the oil and gas industry, which is the backbone of the russian economy, is going to suffer because of those companies. we're bringing advanced technologies, a lot of tests, know how oh, to russia and without their commitment to russian pro

u. s. as a customer for its oil and gas, this is a big blow to russia by losing the u. s. as an energy comes customer, an injury consumer, the u. s. is the global leader, an oil consumption in this administration, the binding ministration, agree to buy a ton of oil for russia, you know, mix it up a bit not get everything from oven. and the russians were enjoying the funds, allocating it, whichever way they felt fit. and now that money's gone, that's hundreds of millions of dollars. no more. and that's definitely got us thing . and if you're wondering how do you know it's things rush already issued? a warning last week that taking such an action would end up with $300.00 a barrel per for oil in the near future. just to talk and speculation alone led the way for russia to kind of issue that warning. for speaking of stinging, obviously this is going to have consumers very hard and the us now well, when it comes to the american public. uh, they're not too pleased right now. right now in a mobiles gas station outside beverly hills, fuel. that's $725.00 a gallon and the national

u. customer body than other members. states like italy and the netherlands are still well ahead of china, as you can see there, as for how important it is to the overall needs. well, you can see that russia, russian natural gas, and she made up more than half of germany's in force in 2020. that is a key reason why europe would struggle to live without russian gas. it now seems so long ago. russian president vladimir putin meeting with royal dutch shell, c e o. in 2014. the 2 sides pledge to build on a 25 year relationship that would lead to the development of a liquefied natural gas project. i russia, jacqueline island, 8 years later, shell, another oil companies are turning their back on putin, after his war against ukraine. the i'm convinced that the economy and the oil and gas industry, which is the backbone of the russian economy, is going to suffer because of those companies. we're bringing advanced technologies, a look of cas, no. how? oh, to russia and the without their commitment to russian products. i don't think that the russian production of oil and gas can a go ahead and cont

u. customer body than other members. states like italy and the netherlands are still well ahead of china, as you can see there, as for how important it is to the overall needs. well, you can see that russia, russian natural gas, and she made up more than half of germany's in force in 2020. that is a key reason why europe would struggle to live without russian gas. it now seems so long ago. russian president vladimir putin meeting with royal dutch shell, c e o. in 2014. the 2 sides pledge to build on a 25 year relationship that would lead to the development of a liquefied natural gas project on russia. jacqueline island, 8 years later, shell, another oil companies are turning their back on putin, after his war against ukraine. the, i'm convinced that the economy and the oil and gas industry, which is the backbone of the russian economy, is going to suffer because of those companies. we're bringing advanced technologies, a lot of cas, no how? oh, to russia and without their commitment to russian products. i don't think that the russian production of oil and gas can a go ahead and continue.

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given the american people will break, bypassing some of the savings on to their customers and lowering the price of the pump. u. s oil production remains below where it was before the pandemic when demand plummeted this morning, the president said, it's not clear how much the price of gas might come down. but he said, perhaps between 10 and 35 cents a gallon overseas. ukraine's nuclear operator company says that russian troops were leaving the chernobyl nuclear power plant and heading right toward the country's border with belarus. meantime moscow is firing back at us officials for reporting that president putin has been in the dark about his military struggles in ukraine. madeline rivera has the story from washington. 20 neither the state department nor the pentagon possessed the real information about what is happening in the kremlin. moscow is sounding off frustrated over us intelligence that president putin has been misled by his own advisers about his military's losses in ukraine. they're shooting down reports that they have not been transparent. this complete lack of understanding leads to erroneous deci

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decision at six pm helena taylor august mother emerged from customs she was warmly embraced by her daughter's after a long and emotional journey to the u. s that began wednesday, spoke with me in russian and her daughter translated. she feels good, but she really is worried about the country. and about her mom and her son and her job. and you know everybody that she knows is there. helena loved love eve in western ukraine, where she lived and worked as an accountant. a coworker drove her to the border , and helena says she crossed over to poland by foot through and luckily there are lots of people crying in the border because they didn't know if they will be back or not. helena tells me she wasn't scared as she embarked on this journey to safety and believes ukraine will win. we're hoping that this horrible and soon august says she's grateful that her mother had a visa to come to the us prior to russia's invasion. she says she's thinking about all the ukrainians still suffering in her homeland and elsewhere. there's so many people that are still stranded a lot of their mind. poland and other eastern european countries have no place to

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u. s. nuclear safety expert who is involved in containing the fukushima nuclear disaster in japan. dr. customer, thanks for being with us. tell us what went through your mind when you heard that this ukrainian nuclear power plant was on fire. well obviously very, that's very troubling situation that there is no rational reason for an attack on a nuclear power plant. tell us how dangerous it is to have a war being fought near a nuclear power plant. well, obviously that situation is troubling. however, as you seen with the state media talking about that it's stable, the operators are able to deal with these types of situations we plan for the situation. and the design of the plan is very robust. nevertheless, that is not a challenge that you want to present to anyone to any operator, any new facility anywhere. what exactly do you have to watch out for me if tanks are firing, even if it, if they're not targeting the plant itself, but somewhere near it. if a shell hit the nuclear power plant, what could happen? the most troubling situation would likely be with the spent fuel that, that stored in th

netflix is going to start testing a fee for customers who share their passwords. they're on the u and walmart is hiring 50,000 more workers before may. jane king is live at nasdaq. >> with those stories and more, nobody has my password. so, mike, it's all i know we knew it couldn't last forever, they going to on to so i guess get huge hiring spree here. 50,000 workers in the next couple of months. america's largest retailer set. >> the jobs will be filled in the stores. the club's campuses supply chain facilities as well. now the company plans on hiring the workers by the end of april and netflix will soon test charging users in some countries for password sharing. and it tests last year. netflix ask viewers using accounts outside of their homes to verify the account. netflix actually prohibits password sharing that really hasn't enforced that. but looks like that could be changing and to pull a testing a robot that makes tortilla chips is called tippy tippy will also cut the chips to pull a. we'll see how this goes before they roll it out nationwide and americans will spend 5.8,

decision at six pm helena taylor august mother emerged from customs she was warmly embraced by her daughter's after a long and emotional journey to the u. s that began wednesday, spoke with me in russian and her daughter translated. she feels good, but she really is worried about the country. and about her mom and her son and her job. and you know everybody that she knows is there. helena loved lviv in western ukraine, where she lived and worked as an accountant. a coworker drove her to the border , and helena says she crossed over to poland by foot through and luckily there are lots of people crying in the border because they didn't know if they will be back or not. helena tells me she wasn't scared as she embarked on this journey to safety and believes ukraine will win. we're hoping that this horror will and soon august, says she's grateful that her mother had a visa to come to the us prior to russia's invasion. she says she's thinking about all the ukrainians still suffering in her homeland and elsewhere. there's so many people that are still stranded a lot of their mind. poland and other eastern european countries have no place to

u. s museums. ukrainian tattoo artists are seeing more customers wanting to show off their national pride.y clients are asking for more patriotic symbols and imagery. tattoo artists in the ukraine say the country is in is and is in an important phase of its history, one that should be remembered and passed on to future generations. other ukrainian artists are also printing motivational messages on posters for troops to hang up across some of the hard cities. if these attempts fail, that would mean that this is a third world war city in ukraine, refusing to surrender the russia we have the latest on the war between those two countries and how the united states is responding. also ahead hundreds of employees at an east bay oil refinery on strike right now we'll tell you what they're fighting for, and why some are worried it could drive gas prices. up even higher. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on to welcome morning to you and we thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings on tube. i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian it is monday, march, 21st spring has sprung. ste

julie says, put on your mobile the customer city, or will you sleep on your sphere anyway? you may be l o g, e r g the keys, but obviously a z u b. we've got an a school in order a cd you system and you can go from bell. i can you please, could you believe that? we'll put them in a bit of a given over to police for the stock issue, or is it to be here on my side? you know, a good deal. it's wendy. you know, i mean, i mean, is a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a should be a, a, a, a, a not some of the complaint to help the georgian soldiers, they were, they would catch the same disease. healthy young one will live, one would die. i don't know why. i don't know what they were testing on them. maybe god knows. the information i had about georgian soldiers is about the blood based on information. and this is the same project in ukraine, and they're using george and soldiers because they're young. they're naive that they feel obligated to participate in these dangers experiments. they claim they give them informed consent. they explained to them the risk involved. but when you're young soldiers, you do what you're told to do, or you wi

and while they waited, some customers wrote on message boards, sharing memories of their first time visits. history is also japan towns, history, surviving world wars and the u. s. incarceration of japanese americans. we're talking about 100 and 15 year history here of japantown. the okay merez were among the japanese american families forced to leave their homes and businesses. just the conversations with ricky and bobby at the counter meeting at the community members in the store just over lunch. these are the things i'll i look back on. it will miss a lot since then, for japanese americans, the store has been a community gathering place for generations . there's sort of markers of every family event. any big humi bant festivals, you know, birth and deaths and funerals at the japanese cultural and community center next door, people painted signs with those messages of love and gratitude. the marquis and monju, a central part of many japanese american family celebrations. i don't know what the secret ingredients but the, uh the community has been so supportive. obvious years knowsn japanese culture. there's a saying wabi sabi, which means beauty and sadness

the u-turn is effectively the explanation given is that they want to ensure that the new system for girls education complies fully with both islamic sharia and as well as their customs. we have a clue as to what the discord is. around what topic the discord is. the one thing we must remember is that the taliban is a collection of groups, a fighting groups, of tribal groups who have come under this umbrella and they lack the central authority figure. what we have now is a battle going on in the background. i suspect that the discord is between the religious leaders and the political warlord type of taliban. because the sharia think they can't argue does allow education of women. but the fact that they have introduced this custom -- student custom criteria suggest that what has happened is student leaders think this is not our way, it is not custom. so there was this going on. they are trying to resolve that and probably some compromises will be made, which will make it less pleasant for the women and begin girls to go to school in terms of the choices of education that they have. it will be much more restricted in a bid to try to discourage it. in the end, i think th

customer, we appreciate your time. so thank you very much indeed for being with us in our da 0. thank you. thank you. ah, this is al jazeera, these are the top stories u. s. president joe biden has been meeting you, you leaders in brussels. what a deal has been struck to help europe and its reliance on russian gas and a joint press conference with european commission president of yvonne, the land biden also announced measures to boost data protection. madam president, i know i know that a lemonade, russian gas will have cost for europe, but it's not only the right thing to do from a moral standpoint. is kind of put us on a much stronger strategic footing. and i am proud to announce that we've also reached another major breaker and trans money data flows. privacy and security are key elements of my digital agenda. and today we've agreed to unprecedented protection for data privacy and security for our citizens. our president bivens also traveling to poland, where millions of people of fled from ukraine is expected to visit a town near the border between the 2 countries and meets the american nato soldiers . ukrainian president vladimir zalinski has app

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