i think that's cool, for sure, there's some actor vesely today after nine issues.nderstand that there is such a great artist, the energy that just blows your mind so much on the stage and the woman was lifted and the dancer was twisted and worried themselves . where does so much energy come from in this 150 kg suit, where do you get it ? here. i was in my youth. and now you reminded me that i can calmly leave for a well-deserved after the anniversary. i am i'll leave. i'll leave. i'll let go. i'll leave. okay, okay, i'll stay. and now i will show philip kirkorov at concerts, look, there is always a dramatic moment like this, he does like this. and such a dramatic turn such went because of such. no. i am he so ai and then always make the guys impossible. there is such a cool five. oh, that means you went to my concerts. he brought them on the sly, not on the sly, it's amazing. so we have long been familiar with the raid, now there should be other words, and he came my hour, my finest hour, i'm playing. i'm kirkorov for you listen, but in addition to all the uncondit

secretary-general, ukraine is on vesely need of artillery. putin needs and offramp. we can't push him totally back against the wall. it is hard to forecast the future, but what is the way out of this? guest: that is actually a good question. that's a really good question. what is the way out of it? i described a moment ago how i could see a way out of it, namely zelenskyy has offered neutral status for ukraine, no nato membership, but in exchange, he wants security guarantees. i think those security guarantees from the community should be supplemented by a robust ukrainian defense, so that the ukrainian military is capable of defending ukraine against new russian attacks. also, saying he would apply a peacekeeping force in eastern ukraine to monitor the peace agreement. i could see elements in the solution. but putin does not want a peaceful solution to this. he thinks he can win militarily, that he cannot and he should not be allowed to win. i think strategically, it is of utmost importance to make sure that the ukrainians when the battle in eastern ukraine. that wo

but for those people who have stayed ieaian cution, 'vese sho, restaurants reopening, people taking their children to playgrounds. it's as if they want to live as normal a life as possible, almost as a point of pride. >> diaz: holly williams and our cbs crew in ukraine. thank you. to columbia, south carolina, now, where gunfire erupted today inside a mall. at least 10 people were wounded by the gunfire. police have detained three people. they don't believe it was a random attack. and a rush of travel this holiday weekend, and pent-up demand caused by the pandemic threatens to overwhelm the nation's airports and airlines. cbs' lilia luciano is at l.a.x. tonight with more. lilia. >> reporter: good evening, adriana. there are long lines here at l.a.x. and at airports nationwide. that's proof that the holiday travel rush is on, and with it, of course, the masks. spring break travel is almost back to pre-pandemic levels, with millions of fliers facing jam-packed airports, higher prices, and concerns about covid. >> i just try to be as careful as i can. >> reporter: more than two million travel

vesee specialist team will say, ukraine is, did it or russians did it already. foreign agents from other countries did this. we don't know. but we have to have that objectivity, if you want to, to know exactly what happens, the fact that the west, all of a sudden identified the perpetrator without this analysis goes to say that just shows that this is not serious. and this is not me taking seriously, and unfortunately i don't see at all the west backtracking on this. it seems that the was just using this as a pretext. and i think this is definitely an insult to justice. meanwhile, kiev says, the leader of the country's largest opposition party victims get york has been captured on the orders of president zelinski. he was under house arrest, but escaped after the conflict begun. his lawyer legend had received threats, his ukrainian presidents on that arrest. i also google teaching and i think especially cynical of him to use military come 5, he tried to disguise himself like such a soldier, such a patriot. maybe a joke was placed under house arrest in 2021. and he was accused of treason,

i think it was the silliest gkionakis -- i think it was vesely us cannot guess -- i think it was the silly oh's -- it was vasilios gkionakis who said it. i don't have a clue what the ecb is going to do later on this summer, with growth decelerating , inflation pressure still building. what on earth do they do with interest rates? tom: so important with that, it is different than it was on monday. is today thursday? it is thursday right now, and the ecb has less of a clue now than they did 72 are 96 hours ago. jonathan: dollar-yen north of 130. the bank of japan, what was amazing about the boj today was what happened after the boj did what it did. the boj has come out and said we are doubling down and said i want to cap interest rates. we will come in every single business day and by an unlimited amount of bonds to make that happen. and if is the ministry of finance says we don't like what is happening in the foreign exchange market. we are deeply concerned about the weakness. you can't have both. something has got to give here. so it is either the currency or yield curve control. tom

>> what got my attention was vesely his looks. i think he looks like a pretty fun guy, a simple guy and i don't know. i like him. kumasi: didn't she say single? reggie: i think she said simple. kumasi: i made up single. not this. not the slap. is it too soon? reggie: it is too soon and too late. kumasi: she was first made aware of jimmy g by her boyfriend. her boyfriend is a fan of the team, now she is a fan, too. you can follow her on instagram. reggie: coming up at 5:30, the new and slightly spooky way shanghai is communicating with residents during the shutdown. kumasi: another shooting on the bay area freeway. reggie: elon musk turning down a spot on twitter's board but still what's bargain bliss? you know that feeling you get when you find the name brands you love, but for way, way less? that's bargain bliss. find bliss on every aisle at your neighborhood grocery outlet. it's grocery outlet's 20 percent off wine sale going on now till april 12. we have hundreds of wine, sure to please any wine enthusiast. so act now, 'cause t

he picked up a couple of wins before losing to jiri vesely in the quarterfinals.ook him briefly out of the top spot in the rankings. tuesday the two-time monte carlo champ will get back on track against alejandro davidovih divot of it folk ina -- france. alejandro davidovich fokina. the 22-year-old starting strong, andy. andy: letting him know he was in it to place. screaming, getting pumped up, got off to a fast start. extremely windy conditions today. davidovich fokina with his back full of clay. he was actually diving around more than round again your field -- ronnie dangerfield that only paul annacone will get. fokina had already been up in the second set, lost his way, fighting to get through. novak, once he was able to turn this around, best point of the match. vintage novak scurrying side to side. coming up with a clutch forehand pass on the run when needed. at this point we felt as long as he has got the legs and the fitness, this match might end up being a good one for novak to get through. but it wasn't meant to be. davidovich fokina , credit to him beca

secretary-general, ukraine is on vesely need of artillery. putin needs and offramp.e can't push him totally back against the wall. it is hard to forecast the future, but what is the way out of this? guest: that is actually a good question. that's a really good question. what is the way out of it? i described a moment ago how i could see a way out of it, namely zelenskyy has offered neutral status for ukraine, no nato membership, but in exchange, he wants security guarantees. i think those security guarantees from the community should be supplemented by a robust ukrainian defense, so that the ukrainian military is capable of defending ukraine against new russian attacks. also, saying he would apply a peacekeeping force in eastern ukraine to monitor the peace agreement. i could see elements in the solution. but putin does not want a peaceful solution to this. he thinks he can win militarily, that he cannot and he should not be allowed to win. i think strategically, it is of utmost importance to make sure that the ukrainians when the battle in eastern ukraine. that woul