congratulations to highland park high school in dallas whose alumni have claimed a unique sporting uble student scottie sheffler one of the masters title in augusta. he graduated from the school in 2014, swinging his way to the top of the world rankings. he follows in the winning footsteps of another pupil, matthew stafford, quarterback for the los angeles rams when they won the super bowl earlier this year. go, highland park! so many champions. a reminder on the latest of the war in ukraine -- president zelenskyy is warning ukrainians they must prepare for larger operations in the east as satellite images show an eight mile long column of russian armored vehicles headed towards the area. the authorities have stepped up their efforts to evacuate civilians. austrian chancellor has become the first eu leader to meet with president putin since the war began. he gave a gloomy assessment of his meeting, saying it was not a friendly encounter. there's more emergence -- evidence emerging about the sexual violence women have suffered at the hands of russian forces in ukraine. the bbc has heard

i literally uble checked the bels and spoke with people in the lab. it was a very exciting day.r: the technology is based on techniques used to create dolly the cloned sheep more than 25 years ago. she was created from an adult cell that w reverted back to a name brio -- to an embryo. the point at the time was to create embryonic stem cells to combat aging, but it did not work out. those behind the latest research believe they now have made a significant step forward. >> to be able to imagine applications that could help thousands and thousands of people with conditions. as we all know, many common conditions in humans get worse with age. to be able to think about healthy people in this way, it is very exciting. reporter: there is still a long way to go. the chemicals used in the rejuvenation process increase the risk of cancers. now that scientists know that age reversal as possible in principle, they have a new way forward. bbc news. nada: they are one of the biggest rock bands of all time, selling millions of records and selling out stadiums all over the world. members of pin

uble to pay the bills se that stuff aside and let's focu on what we want the gornment to do where do we want the government spending do we have does that our. and economy has the capacity to safely absorb that new spending so here's what i mean. if you are in a very depssed economictate wre there are lots of idle rources unemployed people. factories operating well below their capacity idle machines you have a lot of stuff lying around nobody wants to use including labor. government can safely comen any way those resources program putting people to work repairing rebuiing infrastructure for example. a yes those people would b paying even they would be paid inew money created as par of that spending program. and with that new income they would turn around and spend some of that moneyack into the economy right so the question is how much total snding not just government spendingut how much total spending cammy economy handle. before it runs out of room before it hits its inflation constraint well the answer is. you can continue t saly spend up to the point of full employment and no furt