warner: once again, a great question.ot to get too grandiose here, but the last real or four years, it has been tough on this country. it's been tough on the west. we went through some challenges with the previous president, we went through january 6. we've seen social media break us into tribal efforts. we have all had to live through covid. and i think at moments, and we see this reflected in our press and obviously where i work is sometimes dysfunctional, there is the additional question can liberal democracy literally succeed in the 21st century? or are these authoritarian states, look at china as being the kind of economic power beyond military power. russia is a military power but not much of an economic power. the chinese model has been very successful. what i think we are seeing a out in ukraine is you bringing people -- ukrainian people are voting with their lives. to try to obtain the freedom, democracy, freedom of press, things that we all take for granted. and they are paying with their lives to try to have th

as senator warner's it is surprising. germany and others have been more reticent and pass, are becoming out very forcefully i think collectively, the sanctions have been more collective so they have a better chance of success. we just have to do people use those sanctions in cases that are below the silly high threshold. when they got how that is used but that collective action i think is key. the other is how we can leverage some of the private sector capabilities. one of the interesting things is they just decide to do it. we've also seen, there's been calls as you said jim to disconnect from, russia for the internet. i'm not sure that makes sense for russian citizens and others but i think a group of internet experts came together to do more cargo stuff to go after particular russia disinformation and other stuff, maybe black hole some of that traffic and that's a technical community i i think in the morning paper and a private sector has also been doing things that combat disinformation in ukraine. stepping data. the

senator warner mentioned information sharing. i think these days i often use term operational collaboration. i i completely agree with the ft that effective defense is really going to be a matter of public-private activity. even right now the assistance to the ukrainians as they move through this conflict should be a joint effort not just in the united states but of the west to help them in the private sector and entities in the west have a lot to add today. i'll stop there. >> thank you, greg. there was a lot of good material in that, topics close to our hearts, but before return to then we have a question from maritime, that that touches on some of think you both race and question is, we expected that use of conventional weapons would occur in line with cyber attacks on critical infrastructure. why did we feel a limited effect in cyberspace so far? we've touched on it but this is really a crucial question. if we -- did we miss estimate cyber weapons, or why is it played out the way it is played out? chris, to undergo first? >>

let me thank senator warner for his remarks. thanks e to everyone as usual.he recording will be online. this is about 50 minutes. >> will it couldn't be any more important this year.

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i'm not sure mike warner needs if an introduction because for a long time now people have thought he is the most tech-savvy senator many washington. in washington. and you can say perhaps that's a low bar, but in his case but in his case that's not true. and has been a leader in the cybersecurity efforts so we are pleased and fortunate to get his take. events in ukraine and implications for cybersecurity. the floor is yours. >> thank you with the decisions of the world with the conflict as it rules out daily on our screens in ukraine. i remember three weeks ago i was in munich and this was a few days before launched against ukraine and even at that moment in time, while our colleagues sat on intelligence a new we run the precipice but the w vast majority did not believe that putin would literally pull the trigger. he did obviously. and again the role has been taken by the courage of the ukrainian people and i remember prior to the invasion from the senate intelligence committee was president zelensky going to go the way the afghan leader once the taliban got close i would he be a chu

warner: thank you.nd you and others have testified that, whether we call it climate change, sea level rise, you know, dramatic changes in weather that brings about storms, that is appropriate for review, and while obviously the terminology of designating a particular industry should not, i agree, but the systemic risks are politically important and i appreciate the fact you have recognized that. i think we need to continue to recognize that. we lived through that, literally as we look at the number of natural disasters, from fire to the west, it is here to stay. i want to talk about the chairman of the intelligence committee and i'm very concerned about what is happening in ukraine. i'm very proud of the fact that the ministrations has worked in concert with our european allies, rather than acting solo. i was 11 days ago in munich, if you had told me 11 days later that the europeans would have used swift, shut down nord stream 2, boudin will have changed his complete position on funding sweden, finland,

to mark warner on this.or, how do you feel about your colleague, joe manchin's push, let's beef up production here? what do you think of that? >> neil, i think we've got to put all of these options on the table. let me step back. ten days ago, i was in munich. if you told me then if you'd have the germans take the lead on shutting down north stream 2, sanction putin personally, that we would have the europeans taking the lead on kicking russian banks out of swift, that we would have the central bank of russia sanctioned, the germans step up and meet their defense commitments, that we would have sweden and finland sending arms to ukraine and the swiss getting off the neutrality peace and weighing in, i would have said it's unbelievable. it's happened because of the courage of zelensky and the ukrainian leadership and the fight of the ukrainian people and also happened because joe biden has helped rebuild nato and put this alliance back together. we've got not america acting alone but acting -- >> neil: i unde

>> bret: senator warner, thank you. learning more information growing cyber threat attacks from u.s. against the u.s. gillian turner tells us from the state department there are already dozens of ransomware assaults in critical infrastructure areas. >> u.s. intelligence officials are on high alert to the escalation threat from russian government hackers as putin continues waging war on ukraine. >> there only 15 days in and so much can still occur. >> but now sources tell fox news russian ransomware has already been knifed u.s. systems dozens of times since the start putin's war two weeks ago. ransomware has been tracked in u.s. critical infrastructure including the manufacturing, energy, finance and government sectors. >> this idea of malware spreading is one scenario that we look at there are threat orson narrows that also come into our thinking. one might be the use of ransomware. the next would be a scenario proxies, those that necessarily may not be part of the russian government but are functioning as a proxy or as

shane warner was at hampshire.at his head because he was hitting us everywhere. and my captain took me off because i wasn't getting him out. when he took me out, i remember shane warne giving me this dirty look, like why is he taking you off? i mean, 2005 is probably english cricket, because it was that epic series which was the greatest series in history, probably. that series wouldn't have happened without shane warne because shane warne endorsed kevin petersen. and kevin petersen scored that hundred with the ashers. even us winning the ashers had something to do with shane warne. >> there's about 50,000 tickets available for fans at the melbourne cricket ground, melbourne memorial service under way at the moment. massive stars including chris martin is going to be performing. we also believe we're going to be hearing from ed sheeran. what was it about him? what was the appeal? why was she such a man of the people? >> well, i can tell you, for example, that game, i stopped balling and he was giving my captain cra

warper brothers pulled the -- warner brothers pull9 the batman movie from russia. march 3rd, and in the 11th hour, they said forget it, you're not getting it. you've got a lot of companies saying, forget it, we are not going to be party to this. russia is the fourth largest film-going audience country, and i'm just interested to know how the theater operators feel about hollywood movie makers saying we're out. >> well, amc, the largest exhibitor in the united states and also the largest in europe, we don't actually have any theaters in russia or the ukraine or, for that matter, anywhere in eastern europe. so we're sort of a bystander to this directly. but everyone in the world has their eyes glued to what's going on on the continent of europe with. this is the largest ground war in europe in more than 75 years. as you're reporting, it's not good for the dow jones, for stocks generally. obviously, we hope that there can be a peaceful resolution to this as soon as possible. liz: of course. i want to get quickly to cryptocurrency. you're taking some, delving into this

discovery shareholders approving a merger with warner media.twork prepares to launch its new streaming service. we will have my conversation with cnn executive vice president andrew morse from south by southwest later this hour. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: welcome back to "bloomberg technology." i'm emily chang in san francisco. the chinese city of shenzhen, home to 7.5 million people, is locked down as covid cases have doubled. this as china faces its biggest covid outbreak since wuhan in early 2020. foxconn, apple's biggest supplier, is now halting operations in shenzhen and this has massive global implications. mark gurman gives us a status update on what's happening at foxconn and what the impact of this more broadly will be. >> as of now, the office, the main supplier, as well as the iphone factory within shenzhen, those are closed. foxconn is in saying when they will be reopening. it was not definite for now. but for closures, it is in effect in that area until march 20 so it's possible it will open around then. we know the fluidity of co

this was overseeing by warner von brown as well as jpl jet propulsion laboratory. explorer was launched aboard a jupiter rocket. after the failure of vanguard von brown went to eisen the eisenhower's station. 's that the redstone program be given a chance to prove their capabilities. initially the eisenhower's reluctant but because of the failure of vanguard allowed bound brown and his team to proceed. what the eisenhower's station probably didn't realize at the time was that. underneath the army at the redstone arsenal in huntsville, alabama von brown and his team of rocket scientists had been perfecting the redstone rocket. von brown made some tweaks to the redstone rocket and then changed its name to jupiter. then utilizing the technology that had already been developed 90 days after the launch of vanguard. von brown's jupiter rocket with explorer one lifts off and one of the discoveries from the explorer one satellite was the van allen radiation belts. and that's von brown after the explorer one success with president eisenhower's eisenhower's office. go ahead

on the other hand, warner von brown was widely known. in fact, he appeared many times with walt disney on various disney shows. von brown else grated to the united states. he was a former nazi commander. he was responsible for the development of the v-2 during world war ii. a strategically surrendered to the united states and then came to the united states to begin working on rockets that would get human. next slide please. so october 4th, 1957, that was the start of the space race. if you can go to the next slide. so prior to this, each country, the former soviet union and the united states were working on their own individual programs. put when sputnik went up and they scored that first, it was a huge blow to the american psyche and the american ideology. and right away as soon as that launched, the race to the moon was on. it was a race between two countries, but it was a race twoon two countries that possessed different technology, but technology that would not only achieve space exploration first, but also was developed for military

the los angeles county sheriff's apartment raided warner's home.ntary film "phoenix rising" debuts tomorrow. some really egregious allegations, guys. >> they sure are. linsey, thank you very much. >>> now to naomi osaka. she spoke to the crowd after a tough loss over the weekend, getting tearful after being heckled. as you know, she's been very open about her mental health journey. janai norman here with the details. good morning, janai. >> reporter: good morning. despite being emotional, naomi osaka decided to speak up as she has before, bringing the conversation back to the issues of athletes and mental health. >> i feel like i've cried enough on camera. >> reporter: the four-time major champion and former world number one tennis player in tears. >> i just want to say thank you and congratulations. >> reporter: naomi osaka taking the mic after her second round loss at the indian wells masters. the 24-year-old requesting to address the crowd after being heckled by a spectator in the stands. right there. listen again. a visibly upset osaka asking t

i agree with senator mark warner, that putin is guilty of regime change in ukraine. regime change, it hasn't worked out so well. that's not the policy of united states here. the policy of the united states is to defeat the russians in ukraine. i know it was off the cuff, but whatever the president says carries a lot of weight. when he said minor incursion that carried a lot of weight. in this case it sends a very provocative message to mr. putin. if we're so worried about provoking him that we couldn't even send migs into ukraine, how is this any different? in fact, i would say it's more provocative than sending migs into ukraine. >> was it appropriate for white house officials to walk that back? >> i think so. unfortunately, dana, we are not talking about the issue at hand and that is giving the ukraine people what they need to fight this war, instead we are talking about the president's gaffe that he made at his speech. >> i want to ask about china because we heard this week from chinese president xi jinping saying that the country would play a constructive role in

. >> reporter: on february 1st of last year, wood publicly named her alleged abuser as brian warner,rilyn manson, who she says she met when she was 18 and dated on and off for more than four years. what is this feeling? and it's this feeling of being believed. >> reporter: the new hbo documentary "phoenix rising" details her journey to naming him. >> he responded after you named him publicly, saying horrible distortions of reality, saying that his intimate relationships have always been entirely consensual with like-minded partners. what did you think of his response? >> from what i can tell, he's alluding to the fact that maybe this was just kinky sex. brian and i did not have a bdsm relationship. well did not have kinky sex. this is not a sexual preference. this is not. that's not what we're talking about here. >> the heavy metalist is known for his shock rock and often controversial persona. would you say it's a fair assessment to say he kind of came as advertised? >> no. i mean i don't think the world would have put him on such a pedestal if they really thought that his act was r

also, discovery shareholders approving a merger with warner media.etwork prepares to launch its new streaming service, cnn+. we will have my conversation with cnn executive vice president andrew morse from south by southwest later this hour. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: welcome back to "bloomberg technology." i'm emily chang in san francisco. the chinese city of shenzhen, home to 17.5 million people, is locked down, as covid cases have doubled to roughly 3400. this, as china faces its biggest covid outbreak since wuhan in early 2020. foxconn, apple's biggest supplier, is now halting operations in shenzhen and this could have massive global implications. our mark gurman gives us a status update on what's happening at foxconn and what the impact of this more broadly will be. mark: so, as of now, the main headquarters for foxconn in shenzhen, as well as their iphone factory within shenzhen, those are both closed right now. foxconn is not saying when they will be reopening, it's not definite for now, but the order for closures for factories and other plac

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mark warner is a member of the finance and budget committee, he joins us now. senator, welcome. here ahead of hearing the president's remarks. do you wish this administration was doing more to address skyrocketing home heating costs, skyrocketing gas prices? >> well, let's recognize first this is a global problem. as a matter of fact, if we look at natural gas, the price in europe, in germany is about seven times more than the price here is in america. so, we can't blame biden for all of the spike in energy prices all across the world. so let me tell you what i think we ought to be doing. i do think the move to release a million barrels a day for the next up to 180 days is a good step. it's a band aid, but a good step forward. secondly, the administration, and this part i don't get, in the last ten days approved two export permits for l.n.g., liquified natural gas. why they have not promoted that more, especially on fox, i don't get. that's saying more american gas would be produced and that would get the europeans off the russian oil and gas. third, i think what he'll propose i

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deborah warner ask doesn't look very solvable new crystal clear because the keyword and you would, it was additionally, the more the church for butcher my new york. can you give you a monument formula crystal clear? because illness play of yours was moses with your computer or live to what you thought. if you put them away, was it a shame religious? it was the no fool fool. we're jennifer wellborn of him. you see that the book that ya joined ukraine's army back in 2016 to make ends meet. they paid well, look now she says she feels betrayed. thorn, meaning spa solve my, your chest, me as possible. it does, but it does not come kind of dental no who is growing solo. graham asked was presently tim closer to that older and would kill me slower dirt older and you would you do what they mean in you? you duty to soccer? i need to say business lame seem young, but jani is not the 1st member of ukraine's military to address her former unicorn colleagues with such calls. as days turned to weeks, there heard more frequently, but as the war in this conflict, weary region rages on, it seems such v

senator warner, let me ask you about oil because speaker pelosi has come out in favor of the u.s.anning russian oil imports. about 3% of our supply. we're not hugely reliant on it. other nations are are doing it but it can only add to inflation and we've seen huge spikes there. trrls do you support that some >> absolutely. i've joined bipartisan legislation on this. clearly we -- there are are very legitimate real concerns about the price of gas and inflation. but we ask our european partners to cut off nord stream 2, which will drop the effect of european prices, german prices directly and they did so. i think we need to do our part as well. i hope that will encourage our other european allies to cut off those energy folks. and the effects on their markets are going to be greater than what happens in the united states. >> and we do need to do that and i certainly support that as well. i know there's hardship on the american people and on everybody who's effected by these high gas prices. but the other thing we ehead to to do is call on our ceos of the major oil companies to stop

joining me is the chairman of the select committee is virginia senator mark warner. putin these days, which is simply he knows he's stuck. is he looking for a way out yet, or is he still looking for an advantage in negotiations? >> chuck, i don't know the answer to that. i think -- i'm not sure anyone in our intelligence community, this is a guy, an autocrat more and more isolated. the number of inputs he gets is smaller and smaller. we see this where dictators get more and more isolated leading to their demise. we're not 100% sure he's getting accurate reports of how badly the russian invasion is going. it's remarkable in a way that we're still seeing these images real time come out of ukraine. you remember a number of -- russia intervened in kazakhstan. after a couple days they shut down the internet. the fact we're getting these images and the press is still able to report, i give you guys kudos. at the end of the day, part of this battle was about the notion of democracy and a free press versus the kind of limited propaganda approach that russia's putting forward

warner brothers and warner media ended up paying out the stars of those movies that were going to be straight to hbo max at the same time they were in theaters that did not escalate to a lawsuit. so this is different what happened with scarlett johansson is different that it escalated to a lawsuit i think that the conflict especially when it came to the scarlett johansson issue is similar to what ore studios faced but the fact that it went that far and did become a legal issue speaks to the fact that chapek does not necessarily have the same types of relationships with talent as maybe bob iger did. that issue may have been resolved with scarlett johansson. but what's happening right now is very different and a cultural issue and one many employees of company seem to be very concerned about. >> indeed. sometimes leaders can emphasize the strategic goals but perhaps not see the people-driven consequences of doing that julia, thank you >>> now let's turn to inflation. our next guest says this and supply shortages might be weighing on the sector now but he expects a rebound in the second

it was public's army has gained control of the city of warner. vladimir putin has green left the proposal to transfer military equipment, captured from ukrainian forces to the breakaway on best republics. and at a meeting with his counterpart, who said they were positive improvements and peaceful for the details coming up in the program, you get somebody in the month of national you social media giant. meta has again broken its own rules to allow nationality based tape messages. this time to support public cause for violence against russian soldiers. the firm which owns instagram, watson, and facebook will also reportedly, let's use this call for the death of the russian and bill of russian presidents. the move has shocked even the un human white's office, which says it will talk to be american multinational. and there's already been a massive online backlash. we don't allow hate speech except against certain people from a certain country is one hell of a can of worms. when hate speech calls for violence, death, threats, and praise for neo nazis are considered acceptable by matter because

so we sit there until the alarm is over and we should jim tongue, lot of companies of winchester warner. many people have already left believing that it's just a question of time to, for moscow twice to capture odessa. or this has ties with russia, stretched back many centuries to city, founded by russian empress. catherine the great is still largely russian speaking. but despite the deep seated connections, the people of odessa are prepared to meet, put in soldiers with fierce resistance. we visited a school that is now a volunteer center. natalia. it's in charge here. her message to the russian troops is simple. robin, them again. we don't want to be liberated. we are living wonderful lives. we don't need to be liberated. they should not make up any myths about that or believe them and use them as a pretext to violate our peaceful life. natalia says, or death since want to keep their city, and they are ready to fight for it. or germany defense ministry has confirmed that it's planning to buy. u. s. made f 35 fighter jets as part of a major push to modernize it armed forces that he jus

africans o allies on nato's eastern flank, in particular, can rely on this flag without question warner. when want alba on? we own districts. do we support ukraine with arms deliveries in the incredible fight against a brutal aggressor? come december or time, and we and germany will invest in our security and nato securities. shaheen event invest in india, zisha heights, denver wonders there, will receive an additional $100000000000.00 euros for this yard. this is an important contribution and it was good to hear that it is greatly appreciated here in washington, in washington, zach a shed spirit. and in germany, they are fears of a shortage of natural gas. after russian president putin back peddled off his demand that countries pay for russian gas in rubles only in a phone call with german chancellor, all of sholtes put and said payments could still be made in euro's but then would be converted to roubles by russia's gas from bank canal schoultz has not agreed to the procedure and has asked put in for further written clarification. brushing gas is still flowing to germany, but the gove

so we sit there until the alarm is over and we should jim thumb looked of all kinds of winchester warner. many people have already left believing that it's just a question of time to, for moscow twice to capture odessa. or this is ties with russia, stretch back many centuries to city founded by russian empress. catherine the great is still largely russian speaking. but despite the deep seated connections that people of odessa are prepared to meet, put in full dress with fierce resistance, we visited a school that is now a volunteer center. natalia is in charge here. her message to the russian troops is simple. robin. i know him again, we don't want to be liberate that we are living wonderfully. we don't need to be liberated. they should not make up any myths about that or believe them and use them as a pretext to violate our peaceful life. natalia says, or desson wants to keep their city, and they are ready to fight for it. hundreds of thousands of people across europe have rallied against russia's invasion of ukraine in the german capital, berlin, 60000 people attended a peace march, or

our protest movement is a driving force for me, it's a mixture of warner and greek on the home. the protest movement in hong kong has been all, but this man towed the make his of the fam hope his spirit can live on on screen. and that's it. for today there's of course more from the region on our website will leave you now with some more images of the ruined yacht people and the odyssey they've had to endure fleeing from their homeland in me. and mom is you back here tomorrow, but ah, a wars shaking your head to its core. over 3 weeks ago, russian tapes rumbled over ukrainian soil. we've been there from the start witnessing the invasion, needing the revenue that needs to go reporting on a war unfolding. the struggle for ukraine close up next on d, w, hulu. what people have to say matters to us. mm. that's why we listen to their stories. reporter every weekend on d. w. m is february 24th 2022. russian forces cross the border into ukraine. they're following orders from president vladimir putin who people he about picking up trying to leave a war unfold that may bundle mentally alte

youtube, apple también quitan las plataformas en rusia y netflix puso en pausa sus proyectos en rusia y warnere vehículos y ford también la suspendió. >> en aviación hay cancelaciones vuelsoa rusia . >> visa y mastercard bloquearon bancos rusos y en el energético van a suspender acciones en rusia y esto hizo cae la caída del rubro y mercados en rusia. >> el comité que investiga el asalto del capitolio de estados unidos dicen que hay evidencias que el presidente donald trump participó en esto y hay evidencias que podrían ser acusados por cargos criminales. >> y vuelve la polémica por las mascarillas pero el protagonista es el gobernador de la florida regañ regañó en una conferencia de prensa a unos estudiantes por el uso de cubrebocas. >> el gobernador gobernador ron desantis opositor de mascarillas y vacunas contra el covid-19 se enojó y amonestó a unos estudiantes al momento de iniciar la conferencia de prensa. >> tenemos que parar con el teatro de covid-19, si no las usan están bien pero esto es ridículo. >> los estudiantes antes las palabras del gobernador se quitaron las mascarillas y las

ah, she's wood with several houses have been damaged, looking for warners burn. we can see what condition they are in. the windows are broken and they are no longer put for little desert. yeah. the perceived city of mario poll remains under constant russian bombardment. president putin says his actions unnecessary to prevent what he calls a genocide in ukraine. a claim dismissed as baseless by leaders around the world. and now the war has reached live to a city that's been seen as a safe haven. but now empty plans are placed in the city square to honor the children killed in this war. it's the places where people are seeking safety, which continued to be targeted and civilians are paying a high price. well if eve has been a safe haven for 200000 ukrainians, fling the fighting. our correspondent mathias billing is in the city and we asked him earlier if the attack had changed, the general feeling there at the people i spoke to have said that they did not or not surprise them. they did not. um, see it is this as a changing as changing their situation on the ground.

cnn sister company warner brothers says it will be pausing the release of the film "the batman" in russias in ukraine. >> since there is no "the batman" release, russian state media made their own. ♪ ♪ ♪ ( "batman" theme song ) ♪ vladman ♪ >> robin robinovich, it's time to de-nazify gotham city. send in tanks. >> holy vatrushka, vladman. gotham has a democratically elected government. di

when the warn ukraine is not our war, it's not our warner, it's the war of our leadership. but not our war. starting this war was a very bad decision for our people, because many of them have relatives, friends, husbands, and they will die for nothing. with it similar in moscow where this woman says, i feel sorry for those who suffer aren't here. who are there from each side. the economy will recover, but people can't be brought back. for years, critical voices in russia have been systematically suppressed opposition members imprisoned. the media brought into line, we'll resistance against potent grow. mm. so, okay, what do you say will resistance against vladimir putin grow and how dangerous is it to be opposed of letting me put in, in russia? it's quite dangerous if the war and the situation we have right now can continue for weeks and months. put in, cannot afford this war forever. and the situation is already changing. and he cannot be impressed by the st protest because the steel in the law not like in a large scale box we see already is please of the elite. and the 1s

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the batman will not be shown in russia. warner brothers and other top studios protesting rushes war against ukraine. the batman star, robert pattinson, and co stars at the premier in new york. impossible situations anyways, i'm believe will tragedy. and i cannot fathom what the people in ukraine are going through this important signal to send. so boys, ukraine, but not all the film stars agree that pulling the movie from russian theaters is the right move. stories are such or healing force on that. i think it's really important that old people should be able to watch stories. i see share our stories as wide as, although it's really our most powerful, most powerful weapon. but hollywood studios are resolute. pixar parent company disney cancelled the russian release of its upcoming films and pledged humanitarian aid to ukrainians. more strong responses across the atlantic and france. the cannes film festival announced a ban on russian delegations when the red carpet rolls out again come made in paris, a symbolic boycott, putins likeness removed and put in storage at this wax museum. ah, the w

more and more refugees are being turned away. warner families played on the syrian for these correct? only thing is with people seen screen dreams around 200 people for something around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. yes. why? because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines. ah, ah, ah, the u. s. and u. k announced new sanctions against russian oligarchs, with a hopes of upping the pressure on vladimir putin and his inner circle. will look at the names that stand out, confiscating those big ticket assets. especially yachts is not always smooth sailing. just ask law enforcement in germany and could sanctions get even tighter. some country say it's time to target rushes, oil and gas exports, but not all allies agree. welcome to the show. i'm seeing fiercely in berlin, u. s. as an out, sanctions on an array of wealthy russians with close ties to vladimir putin government. 8 individuals face full blocking sanctions, while an additional 19 are subject to visa restrictions. u. s has also created a new task force designed to identify

senator warner. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and as someone who probably. >> make it a little bit louder if you could, mark. >> sure. as someone who was blessed and lucky enough to fall into that 1%, i think i'm paying a fair share, but i agree with the chairman. the truth is our system allows massive amounts of wealth accumulation and we've seen it dramatically during covid and we have to find a way that some of the wealthiest americans in our country do pay their fair share. and, you know, the -- i believe the focus of some of the president's proposal not actually on the 1%, but the tenth of 1% and i think the numbers there in terms of share of wealth and amount of taxes paid unfortunately are pretty dramatically different. director young, first of all, it's great to call you director. and not acting director and appreciate the very important work you've done. i want to get to two questions during my time. you know, we all know that one of the things that drive inflation is a shortage of housing supply. home prices we know hav

she johnson is us for auto warner general with the chief political crisis of pointing guns at each other highlights the historical fact that we are not firmly at peace and still in an armistice done today. that is one reason for the korea discount oxygen. yun, kodiak is got dirty when the crisis of an, or is reduced piece of security on the korean peninsula stabilized. so, the korea discount decreases. koya is gone to your other mit up. russia's invasion of ukraine exposes south korea is almost total dependence on energy imports. souls main stock index decline more than 2 percent at the start of the week on worries oil prices could rise even higher with more sanctions on russia under consideration. a ripple effect could also dampen already reeling, hospitality and services sectors. you and o g as a teacher, campaigning for the democratic party. she wants small businesses hit by that pandemic to get a break. something her man, the political veteran, e is championing, was on the self employed, are desperate because of kobe 19. the conservative party and their supporters insist the democrat

and we start to cover who we are from cock have and this city has gone warner than yet, but also mina, come with them. i just have one question. what was it all for? who benefits from destroying such a beautiful city? we once had a wonderful mayor, he's now turning over in his grave. you can't look at that's left of the city without cried. i was born there. i grew up there, i spent my whole life there. with you said lip, no, still using the umbrella. but what do you brought the people there now have been left for dead up at their hiding in basement with them. i can't even think about it when i sit down the bas. yeah, they're sitting there without any electricity, water or heating? my mother's hiding in a cellar. her mother is the mother you pool. she can't get hold of her. so just cook or what you saw to throw my i haven't heard anything from her since march 2nd 3rd. mika, lynn? yeah, i was just never would have expected something like this to happen, especially from russia and belarus. i have so many relatives in moscow. you must be a more goes think of according to the city i saw it

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