and, you know, it is entirely to the credit of "vogue" and particularly the editor of british "vogue" who was a very atypical editor for "vogue," but absolutely the right person to edit "vogue" in wartime. the letters that lee wrote to audrey, audrey subsequently edited and the result is a multipage feature which appeared in "vogue" magazine. one of the interesting things that people often forget is that "vogue" was a monthly magazine and had pretty limited circulation. it was subscription-only during the war. there was an lot of passing hand to hand of the magazine itself. but the important thing was that by the time that lee miller's work appeared, events had moved on. and, therefore, she was able to get away with telling stories which newspaper journalists and sometimes, you know, sort of even life magazine could not because of military protocols. for her personally, it was a revelation. it was certainly a revelation -- she was a revelation to all the gis around her. she was nearly arrested and returned to the uk for being in breach of her accreditation. instead, after being held u

who was the she had of studio at french vogue magazine lee miller's affiliation with vogue really to the exclusion. of every other publishing magazine is key to understanding her work but photographs such as this. oh where she learned her trade and then she took these techniques on and made them her own. in 1939. she found herself in london. she offered her services as a photographer to british vogue in order to free up the male photographers to go and serve in the context of the war. and for the first three years of the war in this capacity, she photographed fashion celebrities, but she also lived through and photographed the blitz. and here you have in these two photographs a characteristic style of ali miller, which is photographing women to advantage never patronizing them, but with a quirky surrealistic turn which always excites interest the other thing about lee miller's photography as i very quickly learned in my project was read the subtext so you can enjoy the photographs on their own merits, but they also have underlying messages and they become more fascinating the more yo

members of different families or houses compete in walk-offs and dance battles at voguing balls. house founders are known as mothers and fathers. mother lua: but we can also move just a little. toutou: [speaking in foreign language] toutou: [speaking in foreign language] toutou: [speaking in foreign language] toutou: [speaking in foreign language] toutou: [speaking in foreign language] toutou: [speaking in foreign language] lydia: in a week's time, toutou and his family will compete in the first major ballroom event of the year, the shanghai baby voguing ball. toutou: [speaking in foreign language] toutou: [speaking in foreign language] toutou: [speaking in foreign language] jia: [speaking in foreign language] jia: [speaking in foreign language] jia: [speaking in foreign lguage] jia: [speaking in foreign language] jia: [speaking in foreign language] lydia: thirty-one-year-old zhao jia had a cadillac, an apartment in the city, and a career with china's largest private education company. she gave it all up to be a farmer. jia: [speaking in foreign language] lydia: jia runs a 200-ac

pages of vogue. as i sort of googled around all these different women, you know, names come up and you start seeing okay, who else will fit into my jigsaw. so there was a woman called virginia coles who actually martha met in madrid and she started out like virginia started out, life as a society columnists. but she had high ambitions to write serious news. but she was also very conscious that her particular grammar and charm would get her a long way. so he turned up in madrid wearing a kind of little will, l again will tailor dress. little for a jacket in high heels with black suede shoes. and martha and ernest hemingway, who already considered themselves old hand, does she think that she is a theme party. the virginia and martha became very good friends and martha recognize that virginia was an extraordinary brave and intrepid and courageous and honorable reporter. like herself. there was another woman i discovered called -- schultz who is american citizen born of a german norwegian paris. she was

you think of vogue now, complete fashion bible celebrity handbook, to think these extraordinary -- i mean some of the most brilliant, direct harrowing, haunting of the war and it was in the pages of vogue. as i sort of googled around these different women, you know, names come up and you start seeing okay, well who else will fit into my jigsaw so there was a woman called virginia poles who actually martha met in madrid and she, virginia started out life as a society columnist but had high ambitions to write serious news but she was also very conscious her particular glamor and charm would get turned away so she showed up in madrid wearing a little elegant fur tail dress, high heel black suede shoes and hemmingway already considered, does she think this is a tea party, but they became good friend and see martha recognized virginia was an extraordinary, brave, intrepid, and honorable reporter like herself. there was another woman i discovered called cegri scholz, an american citizen but born of german, norwegian past, she was based in berlin from 1913, as bureau chief of berlin from 19

talk about teaming up with salt-n-pepa, rick astley, en vogue.they spending a lot of time on tiktok? a new investigation into the social media app, and the potential harm to the youngest users. >> that's coming up. >>> first, the latest on the war in ukraine. second round of talks set to take place in belarus as russian forces are surrounding major cities, targeting civilian areas. we want to two bago back to ourr foreign correspondent ian pannell in kyiv. good morning, ian. >> reporter: good morning, george. there may well be more meetings between the ukrainians and the russians taking place near the belarus border. but it's the fighting that dominates the scene on the ground here. and of the last few hours overnight, we have been hearing the sound of the war getting closer and closer to the center of kyiv. this this morning, with russian attacks escalating, video circulating online, verified by abc news, showing ukrainian civilians increasingly in the crossfire. parts of this vast country have been laid to waste, by this brutal invasion. bombed

though vogue cover.ut on the outfit, if you didn't want to appear in sneakers then you don't have to wear it. i kind of get where she's coming from, it's not the most flattering picture of her. but if you don't want to wear the outfit don't put it on. i don't think that -- this is like the least big deal in terms of everything that's going on with kamala harris right now. i think one of the biggest deals is the fact that nancy michael downey left her office because her job was to advise for vice president when it came to things like the war in ukraine for the fact that she left and she says she has personal issues -- but the fact that she left right after the vice president came back from poland and laughed during the press conference and looked very unprepared is i think more than just a small coincidence. >> yeah, rob, one of the biggest takeaways that division happened at the beginning of the administration but it apparently got worse. some of harris' advisors believe the entirely -- did not show the

but the photographs wearing your sneakers on the front page of "vogue," don't wear it.you want to look at certain wife and dress a certain way. i'm starting to remember come i don't believe the vice president you stand when he enters the room. i don't believe we ever did. if it is is the president coming in with him, yes, you do. but i don't think so. >> jessica: judge? >> judge jeanine: couldn't agree more if you don't want to be photographed and converse, don't put them on for the shoot. don't pose for the shoot. tell them i'm not wearing this. i've done that before. just say no, i'm not wearing it. and nobody needs to stand up for you. you are not that important. >> jessica: she's kind of important. second in command. >> judge jeanine: nobody in the white house is standing up for her and she's upset nobody is not. >> jessica: would you stand? >> greg: no offense, jessica but this is when i wish geraldo was here. when i was on the cover of playgirl... [laughter] i was shirtless and i wore these leather chaps. i didn't want to wear the leather chaps but i didn't compla

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this is the first time a photograph of the queen has been on the cover of british "vogue."e is doubling up on royalty with twin covers. the other one shows the "queen's gambit" actress anya taylor-joy wearing a replica of a crown made for king george iv. >>> coming up first on "cbs mornings," the executive producer of the new acclaimed series "pachinko" sue hughes joins us in the time square studio. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." ♪♪ (mmm) (mmm) (hmm) (mmmhmm) ♪♪ milk chocolate beyond words. classic recipe by lindt. want more restful sleep? nature's bounty gives you more with sleep3. the first ever triple action sleep supplement with 3 unique nighttime benefits to help you get a great night's sleep and wake feeling refreshed. live bountifully. nature's bounty. >>> our top stories -- president biden will travel to poland today and meet with refugees near ukraine's border. he says the u.s. will take in 100,000 people who fled the violence in the war-torn country. the u.s. and western allies also announced new sanctions against companies and individuals t

fighting of the concentration camps and all of it was published in british rogue you think of what vogue is now, you know completely, right? fashion bibles sort of celebrity handbook to think that these extra i mean some of the most brilliant direct harrowing reporting of the war and it was invoking the pages of those. as i said googled around all these different women, you know names come up and you start seeing. okay. well who else will fit into my jigsaw so there was a woman called virginia coles who actually martha met in madrid and she started out like virginia started out life as a society columnist, but she had high ambitions to to write serious news but she was also very conscious that her particular glamor and charm would get her a long way. so he turned up in madrid wearing a kind of little wall elegant wool tailored dress a little fur jacket and high heel black suede shoes and martha and ernest hemingway who was already considered themselves old hands. like, you know, does she think this is a key party or but virginia and martha became very good friends and martha recognized t

not only that, i came from vogue magazine, where i was a senior fashion editor, so my experience in voguentire world of fashion at my disposal, made me a little bit more, ithink, careful about what kind of dress i wanted to wear, more knowledgeable. and so there really wasn't anything out there that made me feel it was the right dress for me. and that's sort of what prompted this whole business. it's been almost, in a weird way, random, but nonetheless, amazing things have happened because of the way i live my life. today it's even harder for someone to start their own label. what challenges do you think come with that pressure, that your label is very much based upon you? i think it's enormous. i think that's an incredibly valid question, when you are very much defined by who you are as a brand, and people know your brand for you, there are always issues that come up, related to, you know, the next generation and what are the plans for the company, what do you intend to do as a strategy going forward, and when you are that identifiable with the brand, and perhaps a bit of that kind of ce

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not only that i came from vogue magazine were i was a senior fashion editor, so my experience and vogueosal, made me a little bit more, i think, disposal, made me a little bit more, ithink, carefulabout what kind of dress i wanted to wear, more knowledgeable. and so there really wasn't anything out there, it made me feel it was the right dress for me. and that's sort of what prompted this whole business. it's been almost in a weird way, random but nonetheless, amazing things have happened because of the way i live my life.— way i live my life. today it's even harder _ way i live my life. today it's even harder someone - way i live my life. today it's even harder someone to - way i live my life. today it's i even harder someone to start their own label. what challenges do you think come with that pressure, that your label is very much based upon you? i label is very much based upon ou? ~ �* , label is very much based upon ou? ~ �*, ., ., , you? i think it's enormous i thinkthat's_ you? i think it's enormous i think that's an _ you? i think it's enormous i think that's an incredibly i thi

yes, dalton vogue has rejected you crimes cool for a no fly zone over the country. speaking after meeting of alliance, foreign minister, she said, such a move would rest, direct conflict between his organisation and russia, possibly sparking on all out war across europe. he went on to say that nature was ready to defend member states, which did not include you cry. we have all the to strengthen our turns on the fence, a lan in the air and at sea allies from north america. europe have sent thousands more troops to the east and part of the alliance. we are deploying the nato response force for the 1st time and we have over a 130 yet at high alert and over 200 ships from the high north to the mediterranean. we will continue to do what it takes to protect them, defend every inch of natal tales story, nate toys at the fence of alarms. our court paused, is to keep our 30 nations safe. we are not part of this conflict and we have a responsibility to ensure it thus not escalate and spread beyond ukraine. because not would be even more devastating and more dangerous. with ev

around the cover of "vogue" 3,000 people could see it., no one dressed her up. she put on the shoes sit on my got a camp leaf is a peep picture like me like that. be five i could be upset if he was her and like her nightgown and she was asleep. >> greg: when you're familiar with that aren't you? >> you told me work in delete those. >> greg: when you're an amateur photographer of sipping woman you're discussing. kat is about all vice president's get treated poorly or she get again extra turbocharge? >> kat: not the shoes you wear on your boat cover is being truly treated poorly. especially because the whole reason was to make her more relatable which i get what you have to do something to work that hard to make a look relatable because complainant you don't like the shoes, not even just having your assistant complain for you you don't like that she was under vogue cover is the lease relatable thing ever. >> greg: yes that's true that's why i don't wear shoes on my photo shoots. i wear much of anything. up next did eating too many legumes l

model bella hadid is opening up to "vogue" about plastic surgery, mental health and living in the shadowella hadid is opening up to "vogue" about the gap between her public persona and private self putting down her shield of armor to talk depression and insecurities and setting the record straight about plastic surgery. she's one of america's top supermodels. bella hadid. ♪ and this morning she's opening up about living under the success of her older sister, gigi hadid in an interview with "vogue." the 25-year-old says i was the uglier sister, i was the brunette. i wasn't as cool as gigi, not as outgoing adding i always ask myself how did a girl with incredible insecurities, anxiety, depression, body image issues, eating issues who hates to be touched who has intense social anxiety, what was i doing getting into this business? >> one of the issues is pushing this idea of conformity and idealized standards across the board. it's so healthy that now she and others are coming forward and saying, you know, this image isn't really what's real. i'm human. i struggle as well. >> reporter: the h

is that teen vogue, form or a fake headline? >> it's got to be vogue. kennedy: yes. speed round. every question worth two points, someone could still tie or win. okay, jimmy. the christian hard drug use, npr, vice or fake headline? >> i thought i was out of hawthorne, no? [laughter] i'm going to go npr for the type. kennedy: you do not win. juan, could a small nuclear war reverse global warming? highlights magazine or fake headline? >> i think fake headline. kennedy: no, no matter what happens here hannah went the game. >> i love winning. kennedy: really into fitness. harper's bazaar for fake headline? you still win, hannah. you get a romantic dinner with juan williams wearing jimmy's jacket. [laughter] nicely done, everyone. jimmy, juan and hannah, beautifully country president biden releasing largest ever amount of oil from the u.s. strategic reserves. did they think this glorified band-aid would help solve anything? professor brent burke is here next. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ at usaa we've been called too exclusive because we were created for officers. but as we've evolved wit

i still think that vogue cover i think that was anna wintour's fault. >> jesse: you are never gettinggreg: i did cover 20 years in magazines, that is difficult if you are pouting. >> jessica: women can be difficult, not all of them. >> jesse: so you are saying it is a woman thing. >> jessica: maybe i don't want to talk about the one thing. also, people forget sometimes president obama when he was running was forced to pick joe manchin as his vp. they did not force him to do it. i don't like this guy i don't want him. >> judge jeanine: his birthday party. >> jesse: they weren't that close. freddie foleys is up next. (announcer) it's time to lose the weight for good. try golo. no subscriptions, just real results that last! -i've lost 70 pounds. -58 pounds. -22 pounds. -128 pounds. 138 pounds in nine months. crazy, right? (laughing) (announcer) it's time to put dieting behind you and get your health and vitality back. (woman) once you start this plan, and you do what you're supposed to do, you are going to feel amazing, you're gonna have a new life. (announcer) change your life now at go

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the vogue cover was a touchy subject for the vice president apparently?her world leaders. i definitely thought it was kind of funny that david talked about keeping staff when we've seen so much turnover in the last administration. not sure -- >> harris: oh, david. >> harris: putting kamala harris was a tough issue that hasn't been solved over three decades on the border. it was a tough spot to put her in. >> harris: you could have talked about the giggling and the missteps and word salads but you capitulateed to the old refrain of trump. wow. thank you both. "outnumbered" is next. [zoom call] ...pivot... work bye. vacation hi! book with priceline. 'cause when you save more, you can “no way!” more. no wayyyy. no waaayyy! no way! [phone ringing] hm. no way! no way! priceline. every trip is a big deal. (johnny cash) ♪ i've traveled every road in this here land! ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere, nman. ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere, man. ♪ cherls /*ba breathed the mountain air, man. ♪ ♪ of travel i've had ♪ i've been everywhere. ♪ ... ♪ gravelbourg, colorado, ♪ ♪ ellensbur

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. >> harris, if i'm ever on the cover of "vogue" i will be wearing heels.to be photographed in sneakers than it's going to be on the cover. the other thing that came from joe concha's this morning with the reporting on the fact that there has been so much disarray in her office and it has been so much friction between the biden administration with his staff and her staff. that is one issue. but going back to this public image, she's her own worst enemy. we've talked about this before. she's been a disaster on the south american trip. it's her own problems that are sinking her. but to call it -- to have her stuff call and i would turn say were unhappy -- thank god, frankly, that staff and to the said bite down. >> not to mention the fact that that's how she wills wording. she was wording don't make boarding planes like that with her high tops on, looking really cute with her converse. maybe they got some feedback on the fact that perhaps the new vice president just doesn't wear that on the future a la bowed her in a major magazine where they had to know she

it's now lessen vogue.s another way for a company to go public it's more of a staetement about how inefficient the traditional ipo is, and the traditional ipo really needs to be revamped. it's too expensive, too inefficient, and the spac was a way to go at it. i don't think it's the last way. there needs to be an evolution as to how companies go public to find the most efficient ways for them to go public. there are many good companies that have gone public through a merger with a spac six tara is one of them. it's a terrific company. again, it's undervalued compared to its peers and it has an opportunity to continue its assent and it's performed well, one of the better performing d-spac companies, and we have talked about this before. i don't really know when a company that has finished its merger and a d-spac becomes just a regular public company, but i would argue cyxtera at this point is just a regular company and we're going to need to move on from those labels because it doesn't really matter how a co

i've been through so much vogue. i remember postwar times. so now i'm reassuring all my loved ones with the main thing is that we have our country with sanctions for a long time have been viewed as a non violent strategy to deal with a whole host of threatening actions. but the economic impact of those, some experts say, isn't that different to physical conflict, both in their underlying goals and in their effects on civilian society, immigration, starvation, disease, bankruptcy. these approaches to sanctions come produce measures whose function and consequences are identical to war. what's interesting though about economic sanctions is that the impact can have a strong blow back. russia is one of the world's top 3 oil producing states, sanctions and companies refusals to do business with it. and now curtailing oil supplies, pushing the price up at the pump across the world. and for the us sanctions could see the door let take a dive, established as the world's foremost reserve currency. in 1944, it's long being seen as a safe bet. many sover

in the town of vogue, we made a group of refugees at a hotel for them. it's a few days respite after seeing their lives turned upside down by war. the poverty hotel is part of the archer group that runs hotels all over poland. 18 of them have offered to take in a total of $5000.00 refugees for free level gina songs. unless for some families stay with us before 5 or 6 night though you are in the 1st week and a half. we provided accommodation for 3500 refugees from helping them through those very fast, difficult days after fleeing ukraine by. ah, the company says it's a major undertaking. even for a business of its size, volunteers are coming to the hotel to keep the children entertained. ah, without and many other helpers, the hotel wouldn't be able to manage. ah informal school man as they theni spoke on, you look, we can keep going until the end of march, helping everyone we can make that change. but from april onwards, we already have a lot of bookings, mud me, business, southern missions, and we're hoping all these people will have some kind of long t

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what else did mister stall to vogue have to say today? let me try and read just a can you hear? i can you hear me or night looks like with looks like we've lost that connection to brussels, which i'm bring that to you later. are now to moscow where a dissenting journalist, a storm the set of rushes most watched evening news show, holding an anti war sign. it happened on monday when maria of sienna cova, an editor at the state controlled outlet channel, one was clearly visible behind the anchor. before the broadcast cut away from the studio, opposed to read no war, stop the war and don't believe the propaganda. they are lying to you. here. journalist was then detained before her rest. monsieur cobra released a video statement explaining her action. these are assistance from your printer model, romker, so you can go for those for obviously shall you, friday to subsidize for me in the last years. unfortunately, i've been working with kremlin propaganda on channel one and i feel very much ashamed of that. i am very ashamed that i allowed such lies on t v. i allowed the brainwashing

key method will be that the central eastern european allows of natal, poland the baltic save states vogue area romania can rely on rush or rely on it. was sorry, and then maybe the overall team as it will be we will stand together as the worst because maybe this is one of the most stunning developments over the last couple of weeks that the europe together with united states as european union is natal release. and a coherent, quite consistent message to roger and has followed this message. and to be honest, i wouldn't have expected this 6 weeks ago. another thing many people wouldn't have expected a voice. it was a rather extraordinary trip that was taken by the prime ministers of poland. your country as well as the czech republic and slovenia. they travelled by train to key if in the midst of the fighting to meet personally with precedence zalinski and prime minister schmiel. poland has proposed that the polish government and soviet made mig 29 fighter planes to ukraine, and that nato sent what it calls a peace mission to ukraine. nato, however, has rebuffed both of those ideas, saying t

but look to your korean look to ukraine, where russia has invaded quite of wood crane vogue. i agree with what you said, really full, chancellor and squeaky. when you spoke to the bundis tied with poo tunes war against ukraine, which is a break. we live in a generation that has not yet experienced war, a war against liberty. it is a war against all of the values we stand for. it is called a complete change of everything we have known you the, the sanctions are well coordinated and they are effect of ukraine is well equipped and will standard is ground, the unilateral or rather the joint forces that we have within nato. and the e. u will prevail at all for thought in germany is going to be investing much more in defend was that it has been and it looks the book is also prepared to do more to strengthen it's defense capacities apart from closing air space for russian. when you have a reaction, we have also offered military civil court and 22 in point to ukraine. humanitarian aids worth a 100000000 euros, put with gold via red cross, and it drove all of his thank you all for the

and if today anti-semitism is already in vogue on the same basis, but it is absolutely sign of equality. this polish fascist he equated anti-semitism. before the whole world is completely calm, and the whole world, just as he accepted anti-semitism. he accepted russophobia. i even applauded to tell you that adolfovich all of europe will be grateful to me for delivering her from the jews. the whole world will be grateful to me and the united states, too, he was not mistaken. he spoke the truth. today the same thing is said about you chickens. here they are still publicly only reaching such a level that roseophobia is even a common occurrence. but they themselves they say, now, if the world would be the whole world, a free one would sigh. quietly with relief from russia ceased to exist. why did she turn into what and what they want to make you? and more today? she has already written off ukraine like this from the balance sheet. it is preparing itself for the role of the most anti-russian most rock-russofian state in europe, it is preparing itself to be in the forefront of the war of enli

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rally in islamabad as he faces the fight of his political life con, expected to face a no confidence vogue. those, all the headlines in such stories next talk to al jazeera, we do believe that the threat of an invasion of ukraine is currently the biggest threat to international peace and security. we listen, we are focusing so much on the human tearing crisis that we forget the long term development. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matters on our the war new crate is shape, new, global order, the fighting, escalate, global power that sets the considering that future options. so what will the foundations of this new order be? and will western values will prevail, assistance i story. ah, a very welcome to the program. i'm nick clock. the new war in europe has been described as a turning point in human history, comparable to the attacks of 911 or indeed the fall of the berlin wall. it's been more than a month since russia invaded ukraine, causing death and destruction across much of the country, the invasion, and the political disputes around it disrupting the

as he doubled down on an unscripted message to oust russian reader vogue. i put him, the relationship of nato and russia is facing often reaches his comments closely aligned with notes printed on a small piece of paper in his left hand. as he spoke, the paper included questions that were asked by reporters and notes on how he should answer them. now, it's not the 1st time buyer has been caught with an apparent cheat sheet. in his 1st press conference as president, several shots were snapped, seemingly showing notes about which reporters to call on biden has even admitted to being given a list of which journalists you should allow to ask questions. this is not about just our self interest. mutual self interest. i'll take your questions and as usual folks, they gave me a list of the people i'm going to call on. so jonathan associated press. we spoke to radio host, john elliot, who says that having a cheat sheet is not the biggest of biden's concerns right now. joe biden has what we call a stream of consciousness. that gets out a hat. e as says thing. he's bee

her "vogue" magazine cover total meltdown. this was published 2 weeks before the inauguration.ecause she was wearing sneakers. she put the sneakers on and tied the shoes but didn't like that they were in the cover. she wanted to look more established. [laughing]. well, then this. that title we have given her the border czar, she hates it. she wants to number charge of relations with the nordic countries instead of the northern triangle. she would have rather been sent to copenhagen instead of central america. very mad about that and the white house laughed at her when she said that. it does explain her obsession with root causes. >> we are focussed on addresses the acute factors and the root causes. after taking a leadership role on the actual root causes and invest in the root causes. the overall issue which is route causes. you can't just react to a problem without solving it at its roots. >> jesse: i bring all of this up to say this. joe, kamala harris, if guys want to be on the winning team we have get rid of all of this drama. come on, you are better than this. kellyanne c

haven is back in vogue when it comes to gold. manus: what else is going on in the markets? the etf's are loading up, called a high since march of 2022. the calls coming in in terms of where you go on bitcoin, up 7.7% and bond yields, stagflation risk, what is the risk or the propensity for the inverted curve? that's a question in the bond market that we will ask our guests. dani: we are seeing some buying in equities, europe outperforming yesterday. we had more positivity after the e.u. bond announcement, an old interview that was aired monday night on abc of zelensky saying that might drop dead as a requirement. that got republished yesterday and helped improve the risk sentiment and what it means to the geopolitical picture. up more than 1.5 percent for most of the european benchmarks. the u.s. not a strong but still seeing gains of about .3% or about the s&p and nasdaq futures. manus: a pretty big turnaround in the european complex. the latest on the oil import band at the:-ukraine border. juliette saly is standing by in singapore. and it is parabolic oil. dani: they kee

lady, taking on women's rights and children's issues and featured in a glossy spread on the cover of vogue ukraine. she first met the future president in college. their relationship growing into love years later. like her husband, she, too, worked in entertainment as a script writer writing comedy behind the scenes at the same studio as her husband. i am a non-public person, she said of herself. i prefer staying backstage. my husband is on the forefront while i feel more comfortable in the shade. her two young children she is fiercely protective of. the family of four now at the epicenter of war. >> translator: i was marked as target number one. my family is target number two. >> reporter: so many others are looking to her for strength in this moment. sunlen serfaty, cnn. >> the power couple trying to defend their country. thank you for your company. our breaking news coverage of the war in ukraine continues with alex marquardt, brianna keilar. you are watching cnn. xfinity mobile runs on america's most reliable 5g network, but for up to half the price of verizon, so you have more money fo

way, of course on top of your home then globally goin no young, but that was the year if you cato vogue on assault with you to feel the you're going off with tanya, we've gone through them all the won't call region by to pick on the putting museum of her to talk to the police. but going to love those guys, christine, you toner, soul and they to on was your to do more creator. oh twins basil cannot buy the bay in buffet on that day, leak out on more, i don't count foxholes. good, absolutely. welcome to the audio. oh, totally members. natasha canoe. your nightly members your phone call is up. if he knows or does he and don't in for can i'm not crazy. i'm bottle these us please. at $200.00 families of a coma. i've always, it has. all these are based on the possible if you used to track it only do a demo please. i mean, even more supportive crime lab because all gothic to see me leveled off in the put that through for multi government grew up with me and i present these are best fit for. so what group is i base with us on these? are they do mystique and with exclusive more do the floor supp

lady, taking on women's rights and children's issues and featured in a glossy spread on the cover of "vogue first met the future president in college. their relationship growing into love years later. like her husband, she, too, worked in entertainment as a script writer writing comedy behind the scenes at the same studio as her husband. i am a non-public person, she said of herself. i prefer staying backstage. my husband is on the forefront, while i feel more comfortable in the shade. her two young children she is fiercely protective of. the family of four now, like so many, at the epicenter of war. >> translator: the enemy has marked me as target number one. my family is target number two. >> reporter: so many others are looking to her for strength in this moment. sunlen serfaty, cnn. >>> russia cracking down on independenting reporting of the war. a russian investigative journalist risking his own safety with his reporting joining us next. isted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nu

so these are magazines like el, vogue, and -- in ukraine.e been offering tips about giving birth in the war zone. how not to damage your nails when your handling a weapon. these are in spite of massive -- in the supermarkets. so they're pivoting to war. they're giving lifestyle and beauty tips to their readers during this. i don't think this is completely crazy, or do i think fair enough? they need to reflect what leaders are going through. >> yes, every organization, every corporate entity is now having to take a position on ukraine. but peter, let's go to your story again, page 16 this time. i'm struggling with this one, the prime minister rolling back on the ban on big game hunting. >> yeah, i'm shocked about this one as well. i'm glad you said that. because it is terrible. and you say that they are leaning to one side because of the ukraine war. that i understand. but don't dismiss this. the slaughtering of these beautiful animals makes me so angry! and for people to bring trophies back, like lines heads, and zebra skins is dreadful! so

like amazon and strong franchise valuables and cash flow sources and end top line growth will be en vogue when the fed and higher oil prices and the whole economy starts to slow down out of the hyper growth mode that is where we are looking we would go into technology and growth right now. >> it is a new world and it is a scary new world and investing world. mark, we have not seen this inflationary environment going on 40 plus years it will be interesting mark avallone, thank you very much >>> when we come back on "worldwide exchange. disney ceo taking on critics as he speaks out over a controversial piece of legislation making its way through one state. >>> if you have been out to eat, you know prices are soaring. coming up, the growing challenge to serve food and fuel costs. >>> and the morning rbi is back. we look at the dramatic swings of energy and maybe show you how bonkers these markets really are. (eric) i got the new galaxy s22 ultra on verizon 5g ultra wideband. (agent) wow! (eric) it's got amazing video on a crazy fast network. i can film whatever i want. (vo) premium video on

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lady, taking on women's rights and children's issues in featured in a glossy spread on the cover of vogue too, worked in entertainment as a script writer, writing comedy behind the scenes at the same studio as her husband. i am a nonpublic person, she has said of herself. i prefer staying backstage. my husband is always on the forefront while i feel more comfortable in the shade. their two young children, she is fiercely protective of. the family of four at the he said center of war. >> it is target number one. my family is target number. two. >> reporter: the first lady vowing to remain calm and confident as her own children and so many others are looking to her for strength in this moment. cnn, washington. >>> next, a major development on a story we have been following. a powerful day in court as victims of the opioid crisis confront the family who made billions on oxycontin. ♪ ♪ find a northwestern mutual advisor at nm.com looking to get back in your type 2 diabetes zone? once-weekly ozempic® can help. ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! ♪ ♪ oh, oh, oh ♪ ozempic® is proven to lower a1c. mo people