will grant, bbc news, villaflores, chiapas.earliest — raising the prospect of further days of disruption to road traffic in kent. a lack of ferries has been one cause of long delays on the m20 motorway — meat producers are calling for perishable goods to be prioritised. our business correspondent katie prescott reports from dover. for the lorry drivers waiting to cross, it's been a nightmare. complaining about lack of facilities and information. now for about three hours but we are hoping we are going to get across in the next nine hours, hopefully. and for those carrying fresh produce, there is the added nightmare they're losing valuable shelf life the longer they wait. they want to be able to jump the queues with their goods in a priority lane. so the fresh meat industry that we work with, it's a very short shelf life. the product is effectively produced on day one, loaded on day two and expected in the destination by day four. if you then have a delay, quite easily now of 24 hours, not only have you got the logistical issues

our mexico correspondent, will grant, reports from chiapas state.ez has been making tamales for 25 years. her late mother's recipe for the corn—based staple handed down over the generations is at the centre of the household income. laura used at struggle to stay afloat but now the business receives a loan from the lopez obrador government. in fact, the entire family has received some aid, including her daughter, a single mother with a disability. little wonder she will vote for amlo on sunday. "he has touched our hearts," laura explains. "at no time has he offered hand—outs in exchange for votes," refuting the idea mr lopez obrador has bought her loyalty. translation: in the past, you would be threatened - | don't vote for this candidate or we will take your benefits away, or if you don't vote for that person, you will lose your benefits. not any more. now the help comes in whoever you support. president lopez obrador can count on rural communities like villaflores to drum up support before the upcoming referendum. some came in search of the same pe

will grant, bbc news, villaflores, chiapas.aising the prospect of more disruption on kent s roads. some vehicles are having to wait for a day or more to cross the channel. the trade body which represents meat producers is calling for lorries carrying perishable goods to be given priority. here's simonjones. going nowhere fast. the m20 in kent has become a giant lorry park for hgvs waiting to cross the channel. businesses left counting the cost, drivers counting the hours they've been stuck. now, for about three hours, right now. but we are hoping we are going to get to ashford in the next nine hours. hopefully. and now p&0 says services from dover will remain suspended until at least good friday. the company sacked 800 workers last month to replace them with cheaper agency staff. the ferries need to pass new safety checks. add in the get away ahead of easter, bad weather and it issues at customs, and it has been called a perfect storm. it's a particular problem for companies transporting products with a short shelf life. just h

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i will if we do this with him, many farmers will suffer great problems. lismore will grant bill wish to luckily in 2020 afghan has 10. was the world's largest opium producer, responsible for 85 percent of global production according to the he, when the taliban taxed the cultivation and trade of the crump. earning millions of u. s. dollars and helping finance their war. something they have never officially admitted. as i sunny explains to us why the taliban are trying to ban opium production, his institute collects data and research is drug cultivation in afghanistan. the objective is certainly to get the approval 1st of the international community. hopefully move closer and closer to the recognition of the regime, which is very important for them because it would been allow many other revenues to fluid. oh, so for the taliban minister confirmed this in the interview. he said the world has to help us. we asked them to take notice and stand by our side. didn't hurt more gentlemen are from his time. bill is corresponded ali lithography, who was reported from afghanistan for many years.

and grant would be willing to accept a quick victory. all of those expectations for victory in two weeks, lee's army destroyed in a month or whatever, grant wouldn't mind. he'll give it a shot, if he can. but he's also realistic enough to know probably he's going to have to play out the whole campaign. what he plans to do is basically -- he's got this in mind. not the details of it, of course, but in broad terms, is to keep moving to the southeast and circle around richmond to the east, if he can get straight into richmond, sure, take it. but on the other hand he thinks probably -- and he tells a staff officer before the campaign starts, they're still up here before the armies have left their camps, he tells a staff officer, actually several of his staff officers, when we get here, and he points to petersburg, when we get here, the war will be over. pretty close to being true. so, anyway, campaign begins in may of '64. so you can see there, grant starts out north of the river, crosses the river, early in may, and lee meets him. lee is --

grant will have won the war lee will be defeated in everything will be fine. and of course that is radically unrealistic. the generals that grant had defeated in, mississippi and at chattanooga were good generals confederate generals, john, pemberton and mississippi braxton bragg in chattanooga. they were good generals, but they were decidedly second cheer. albertsoni johnston was viewed as a first-year general. we really don't know how good or bad. he was grant beat him too quickly. and then he died at shiloh. but lee is obviously the best that confederacy has lee's stature and reputation are towering dominating. the his soldiers had very high morale. they really don't believe he can be defeated. they don't believe they can be defeated. this is going to be stand them in good stead and they are quite good and lee has put together quite a bit of a winning team one advantage that lee has had and putting together a winning team with the army of northern virginia. is that lean knows how to handle jefferson davis and when lee once an officer transferred out of my ar

. >> there are other things that we can do but i will grant you in some waysthere's certainly people in our country who should be paying more taxes than they are . i think rather than having a whole new tax open up kind of a property tax. i think we've got to look at tax exemptions right now which allow both corporations and wealthy individuals to get outwithout paying taxes . i think the interest deduction for hedge fund managers is an example of something that's been sitting thereforever. i don't know why they don't go after it . i will say by the way as far as these taxes, >> if you want to get tax increases you do it through a process called reconciliation which the democrats were using when they tried to get through . they're not putting the tax increases there. this budget will have to go through thesenate and get at least 10 republicans to vote for it which means the tax increases are not a serious proposal. if you want to see what the democrats really want to do , look at the back better bill. >> you have a background as a state planner and a tax preparer. with that on as far

and through them he will grant salvation to the entire ukrainian people. lord to have his mercy. over us over kept the prostrate by all. and so that, despite our sins and our weaknesses, that great gift of grace does not take away from us, which improves many things in a person, including giving him strength and the ability to distinguish good from evil, and truth. god bless, all of us in this difficult time, i go to strengthen all of us. in matters aimed at preserving the unity of our church, and may he strengthen each believer in the orthodox faith, again, despite the temptations of temptation. of the whole evil age with the prayers of the saint tikhon patriarch of all russia, may the lord keep our church, our pious people, and all those who, with faith and hope, turn their heartfelt and sincere prayers to god and repent of their sins. amen happy holidays. congratulations.

. >> reporter: the program will grant most refugees what is called humanitarian parole, which will allow them to live and work in the u.s. for up to two years. that said, some unanswered questions remain. >> it is unclear what mechanism, if any, there will be to renew that parole, should the two years elapse and the individuals continue to need humanitarian protection. >> reporter: amanda bickett is a senior -- with the lawyers committee immigration rights for the san francisco bay area pages holding the prograwill ef >> all great, bold moves by the administration. we will see what happens when the rubber hits the road. >> reporter: asked for 11-year- old tennis player -- and her family, they arise arrived at sfo on tourist visas. now they are applying for temporary protective status. remember -- who fled? as they tried to board a flight to sfo to stay with san jose relatives, they were stopped. they are now in cyprus, teaching english to other ukrainians. for now, this is where she plans to stay. >> very strong people. we just hope they can get here soon. >> reporter: for bowden and his

our ways because we put our hope in him he will deliver and protect us because we know his name will grant us long life and give us his salvation amen with you during the war information front of ukraine fm halychyna together to victory turn the wind espresso fifth and direct sign the petition on the fourth of april without warning, the rrt concert was thrown from the digital ethernet ukrainian independent tv channels espresso the fifth and direct, this is at a time when the war with russia is going on in ukraine , including information, this is a restriction of freedom of speech, this is a restriction of the rights of millions of viewers to receive information, this is harmful to the national interests of ukraine, return the wind espresso the fifth and go directly to the website of the cabinet of ministers of ukraine, register, find the petition page, read its text and press the button to sign, protect freedom words in ukraine, how long can the war with russia last and how much money has our state lost due to the full-scale invasion of our land by russian nazis. i congratulate you, dear t

i will grant, firstly, there was such a philosophical expression that money invested in the future returnshis future comes. and that's just investing money to know that it will come. and do not need to be customized to spur horse for me man, the fourth year. i only live in moscow and it was surprising for me that youtube was turned off, twitter was turned off and instagram was how the moscow youth would react to such super inconveniences and there was a survey. i don’t remember what channel they ask a young man of 19-18 years old. well, 20 says what are you going to do, and he calmly there, apparently, wanted to say that everything is all gone. uh, the cast removes the client is leaving. they say i'll find how to replace these and for me this this this this is these words of this young man confirmation. the best confirmation of patriotism and the fact that russia can do it somehow. uh, the youth will find where to look. uh, where to post pictures, where to share, what do they eat? where are they going, uh. i repeat. this was said by a young man in the street. here is his faith. this is one

will not become a party to this worn, really diligent understood. so the next channel, the military support that i have mentioned, that we are granting every day and will grant every day. we have offered a humanitarian support for ukraine and its neighboring countries. once again, almost half a 1000000000 euros on top of the 2000000000 euros that we have made available so far. and this schuman a tarion aid will continue some of the bonus, also, ministers in the federal, foreign minister in san yesterday. i'm here in berlin was invited to a support conference for moldova, moldova is one of the poorest countries in europe helped me afflicted algebra, and yet they have accepted more refugees per capita than all the other countries. and they need and deserve our support. on the tolls and kicks, hundreds of thousands of more refugees from ukraine have made their way to germany over the past few weeks. and there will be more because they are well come here. i would like to underline that clearly hear good minds on that. and then together or in between the, the german states, tomorrow, we'll all make important decisions relating to this as their registration

question of inflation is rising but will you take out the commodity price aspect -- we'll see how they will granttheir workers. assuming they don't give us a big bold signal, a lot of it will be about how confident they are this inflation increase may last. also, more on what is going on in the economy. i would love to see something happen with the old control. i would be surprised and so would everybody else if this happened. >> how do they strike that balance between acknowledging there is an inflation issue without sounding hawkish? >> by making it clear there is an inflation issue. >> also, by noting that this could hurt growth. it was negative, it takes up and then covid gets pretty weak again. i do have some good underpinnings. manufacturing has held up reasonably well. that is what we will have to see. that could be the newest part of it. click thank you. we will have you on standby here. here is where we are looking when it comes to assets. this is where you will check all of our commentary from our expert editors. everyone watching for what will happen on the boj. this is bloomberg. ♪ wh

not everyone will be granted, but at least it allows a process and either they will be granted or deniedright now, we expect about 30% to ask for asylum. again, that 30% will not all be granted. but we should allow people the opportunity to at least seek asylum. and i also want to note that it is also ukrainian refugees that are coming at the southern border, because our process right now is so dismantled and we don't have a system in place for people to actually come over, while other countries across the world are accepting ukrainian refugees with open arms. >> these are such important points, sochi. and you know, i think that even though it's not designed to be, it's supposedly not a border control measure, that's exactly what it's been, sochi. and that's what it's being utilized for as we speak. haitians that are leaving their country are being summarily deported, no questions asked. cubans, venezuelans, nicaraguans. they're being not allowed even to request asylum. and then you do have the ukrainian reality, although it seems like they're getting an easier way in the door. what woul

the kemsk region, the nikolaev swedes, kiev , the british will probably grant something to the french, and so on from the barsky shoulder. in general, the whole ukraine will now be distributed. that's why then they die, uh, so the soldiers of the armed forces of ukraine and all these volunteer battalions are completely incomprehensible. i think they are themselves. if you take it seriously, sit down to figure it out properly, they will not be able to answer these questions, being in illusions, some nationalist or pseudo-nationalist convictions. if for independence, why then zelensky is independence distributes even ask. they take this question so one-sidedly, that is, it is independence from russia and, moreover , total independence from the collective west, when he openly talks about patronage, that is, in fact, this is not a form of realism, when entire ukrainian regions will be given to western countries for feeding. after all, only a naive person. he may think that someone will restore something there for free, then how the americans restored ukraine after the fourteenth year, whe

maybe it is not the best standard, i will grant you it is vague, but the current standard in federal law as it has been for 50 years is a justice shall disqualify if his impartiality is reasonably questioned. i think most of us here are trying to be reasonable people and we believe that -- we are not saying recuse from all 5000 petitions that come before the supreme court, because justice thomas is compromised. that is ridiculous. it's just saying in these very finite discrete amount of cases, bowel out and let the other -- bow out and let the other justices handle it. host:

details about the origin story of night here. >> ready as i will ever be commander hawthorne. >> i will grant minutes to be off planet and then you will come back to us. to infinity >> and beyond. >> you are clearly or -- clear for launch. >> in the new film, bus, voice -- buzz voice by chris evans journeys to hyperspace only to realize his journey took more than six years in real-time. he is joined by a group of ambitious recruits and his robot cat socks. light lyyear hits theaters june 17. two daredevil pilots will be capturing the world's attention this weekend attempting to make aviation history by swapping planes midair on live tv. gad can send any farrington arm cothey just have four seconds to get everything right. over the past decade they worked with an engineer to design a speed to break and a first of its kind autopilot for their mission. >> the autopilot will keep the airplane flying straight ahead. when they feel comfortable with that. >> i will say, are you ready? speed break coming down in 3, 2, 1. it takes a couple second and i will say speed break down and confirmed. down and

oh this job especially since about 50,000 grants will be allocated within the framework of the forumfor the development of the implementation of their projects. that's all for now , thanks for being with us, and right now the program is a big game. good afternoon, the information channel on the first live continues the big game with cosmonautics day. this really was a great day in the history of our country, when we, our country, the soviet union paved the way for all mankind into space and the russian language became the first that sounded in the orbit of the planet earth. this is a symbol of our national pride. this is certainly a great event in the history of all mankind. a breakthrough into space and not today and not by chance today vladimir vladimirovich putin is at the vostochnaya cosmodrome where, among other things, he is not only involved in big politics, but, of course, issues of large space of large space are associated with the creation of a new carrier to orbit, the creation of new nuclear systems energy with the resumption of the lunar program and russian-belarusian pr

will correct that. also april first is a grant program that our office will run for ad a inspections. past inspections and access program inspections. one businesses could apply for the grant to cover an inspection for the front entrance to comply with the sea's access program or if a business chooses to do an inspection for the entire store they can get a grant for a larger amount of money for that. that is april first to june 30. and -- in the summer time we would planning for another grant program to help with the accessibility improvement installing ad a push button at your store front. look out for that. other grants coming up there is a microbusiness grant, designed to help street vendors. this is something from the state. and -- on behalf of san francisco there was another agency that applied for this, and they are partnering with other organizations in the city to give grants. up to roughly 2 thousand dollars for the microbusiness grants. and -- that will be launched some time in may. so will be share thanksgiving information with all of you as well. those other grant promise c

as for why or whether the 49ers will grant his wish. nobody really knows.el himself has been pretty mom on the situation, but he did share this tweet today. too real to entertain half the stuff you have been saying, but it's funny. everybody wants their voice to be heard about a situation they know nothing about and just be saying, whatever the next person says. have a blessed day, former niner richard sherman speculated on his podcast. why things may have gone south between debo and the niners. do i think that prague and some of the tactics that that he uses to negotiate may rub deep may have rubbed debo and other people the wrong way. i'm sure i'm sure. you know, i think he thinks his value is somewhere and i think 49ers agree about his value. but i think throughout the negotiation process, you know, there's haggling. there's back and forth , and i think he's taking taking that a little bit more personal. sherman referring to prague morata, who handles all of the 49ers contract negotiations. alright the biggest soccer game in the world today took place in

remember, who was frying, so who was the frying of the nikolaev swedes, kiev, the british will probably grantfrench, and so on from the barsky shoulder. in general, the whole ukraine will now be distributed . that's why then they die, uh, so the soldiers of the armed forces of ukraine and all these volunteer battalions are completely incomprehensible. i think that they themselves, if they seriously take a seat to figure it out, will not be able to answer these questions, being in illusions, some nationalist or pseudo-nationalist beliefs, if for independence.

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democratic colorado governor jared polis inviting disney to move their tweeting "we will grant mickeyinnie full asylum. i don't know. i mean, do we really need advice on dealing with kids from someone named jared? the texas judge writing a letter. dividing the company -- inviting the company to do business there inside of florida. can disney pick up and relocated just like that? is there a special u-haul for castles. how do you break it to the dwarves? they will have to start over in a new town and make a new tour friend and that's hard. maybe it's a small world after all. until you try to move it. will be right back. kat, where are you on this retaliation or deterrence question? >> i don't love it. it seems petty. i'm not sure how it's constitutional. because of the retaliatory issue. you're not supposed to be able to do that in response to speech. i also don't believe in taxes. that's where i stand on that. >> greg: this sweetheart deal was still a deal. did they break the deal? >> it's not the only deal disney has made. 2021, last year. florida passed a statute that prevented inter

says, thank you @ musk, i will grant $2500 to every american that follows me and like the tweet above the same tweet from @reald onald truck. so just be aware, these are fake tweets. we know that donald trump's account was permanently suspended from twitter on january 8, following the capitol riots. given the announcements this week, donald trump told fox news he wouldn't return to twitter even if he was reinstated by iran must. so he is playing hard to get -- reinstated by elon musk. so he is playing hard to get. this seems surreal for many, especially when it unmasked publishes tweets like this. now i am going to buy a mcdonald's effects of the ice cream machines. mark: is that real? reena: this is a real tweet today, mark. [laughter] you learn musk is teasing the twitter community following these announcements. mark: you couldn't make it up, could you? if you did, people would say it is too far-fetched. catalina: just to be clear, here is the real donald trump account on twitter, and we can confirm it remains suspended. so for the twitter users who fear donald trump's return, they

district judge robert summaries, trump appointee said a few hours ago that he will grant temporary restraininglocking the end of title 42 at the border that allows for the immediate expulsion of migrants at the border for the reasons of covid and health emergencies. missouri attorney general eric schmitt was one of the men leading today's efforts. he joined me now. mr. attorney general, despite this victory, it's temporary, it's a temporary restraining order, you say the fight continues. explain the posture here. >> yes, so missouri, louisiana, arizona originally filed this action to prevent joe biden from ending title 42 which was a very successful measure under president trump to help control the flow of illegal immigration of the border. with that in context. about 50% of the expulsions are related to title 42. so if you get rid of title 42 right now, you're going to see about 18,000 people a day, that's an estimate. that's a massive number. certainly increase. there is no good time to do that but certainly right now you're going to see a seasonal surge anyway. so our states brought this ac

they planned to open three points there at the beginning, but, probably, in the aggregate, these grants will open not three or five there. an important condition for obtaining grants is the hiring of new employees for those who have lost it in the technograd at vdnh, a hotline has been launched. here they will listen, advise, help write a resume, invite for retraining or advanced training announced the suspension of their activities. this is a total of about 200,000, currently working in moscow, more than three hundred thousand vacancies are trade. e, housing and communal services transport it. i am sure that none of them will be left without work. moscow's certificate will support the city's mechanical engineering order will not decrease and will be long-term twice, the city will increase subsidies for taxis in the capital, most of the cars are new to maintain the level. now it will become more expensive increased the cost of spare parts and consumables materials, and this directly depends. eh, the technical condition of the vehicle, respectively, the safety and quality of passenger service

those companies that have taken a loan , or now they will be taken in private banks and we will provide grantupport. we will compensate. this is the difference between the current high rate, which is, and that is, the rate that offers. well, let's say, on our own terms, the industrial development fund, or the russian industrial development fund. now within the operational headquarters. the government of the irkutsk region has created a working group to support and develop the industry of the region, it is there that they solve all the burning issues artemy korobochkin viktor togmitov and roman vasyukhin vesti irkutsk now let's move on to the sports news danila makhalin joins the studio danila welcome to the word alexander welcomes now about everything in more detail. we are starting the release of football european cups, where the semi-final stage continues for the start of the europa league among all four participants it is difficult to single out at least one favorite, so it turns out to be very equal matches. for example, in the scheme of an intermission at a crowded olympic compound in lo

for those companies that have taken a loan, or now they will be taken from private banks and will provide grant support. we will compensate. this is the difference between that and the current high rate, which is and that is the rate that offers. well, let's say, on our own terms, the same industrial development fund, or the russian industrial development fund. now within the operational headquarters. the government of the irkutsk region has created a working group to support and develop the industry of the region, it is there that artemy korepochkin viktor tomitov and roman vasyan solve all urgent issues. vesti irkutsk now let's talk about sports danila coach of liverpool extended the contract with the club. tell us until what year jurgen heads liverpool until 2026. we start the release with football european competitions, where the semi-final stage continues for the start of the europa league among all four participants it is difficult to single out at least one favorite, so it turns out to be very equal matches, for example, in inintrah schemes at a crowded olympic stadium in london, fast th

for those companies that have taken a loan, or now they will be taken from private banks and will provide grant support. we will compensate. this is the difference between the current high rate, which is, and that is, the rate that offers. well , let's say, on our own terms, the industrial development fund, or the russian industrial development fund. now within the operational headquarters. the government of the irkutsk region created the working group for the support and development of the industry of the region solves all the burning issues of artemi there. korobochkin vi. otognitov and roman vasyukhin vesti irkutsk legendary ural motorcycles will be assembled not only in russia but also in kazakhstan. the decision on this was made a long time ago, but the sanctions gave the brand owners an additional incentive from the sverdlovsk region. where do the urals produce a report by kirill bortnikov? being in one place, this bike will travel almost 20 km in 17 minutes on a test bench, they are just checking the operation of the engine, simulating movement under 80 km / h, you can put a maximum of 1

that russia will grant this was a loss in the war? >> you never know.ight now, i would say, a lot of russian propaganda is internally contradictory. so you heard that man kind of slightly deranged approach. and i'm serious. i've watched it a lot of him. even the state media don't seem to be buying the official story. hence, you had. in show and in another one, this person who that, well, the ukrainians were hunting that ship. it was planned in advance. now, of course, if it was ukrainians, that's not the party line. and then the other part is, it is highly humiliating for the russians to admit that the ukrainians could have done this. so then the narrative shifts to, it must have been nato. it must have been the united states. and that's where, it all goes back to the united states. >> i want to get to that point. it speaks to the potential escalation here. before we do, general clark, the moskva, this was an air defense cruiser. it is supposed to provide air defense for the black sea fleet. but apparently, its own missile defenses could not protect its

>> i'm looking at for now, analysts estimates on the s&p 500 continue to go up and i will grant you, there's a legitimate question as to why that is i would feel a heck of a lot better if i get confirmation of that top down analytical optimism from the companies themselves the good news we're going to get in just a couple of days, it's going to start we're going to get delta in the bank and it's going to pick up next week. my thesis has been, not withstanding what steve said, this economy is very strong. there's an opinion as to what is priced into the market and what is not the last week and a half, i would say what's priced in is not that earnings estimates are going up, but down number one, we need to see if companies confirm that i suspect they will because if i look at this u.s. economy, it's pretty darn strong not even a hint of a crack in the labor market 166,000 jobless claims weekly last week. >> what if that's the next sort of hitch >> you've been saying that for weeks, my friend you've been saying that for weeks. >> i'm not making it up. >> i can name that tune in five not

. >> the fund is for our live music and entertainment venues, and in its first round, it will offer grants $10,000 to qualifying venues. these are venues that offer a signature amount of live entertainment programming before the pandemic and are committed to reopening and offering live entertainment spaces after the pandemic. >> it's going to, you know, just stave off the bleeding for a moment. it's the city contributing to helping make sure these venues are around, to continue to be part of the economic recovery for our city. >> when you think about the venues for events in the city, we're talking about all of them. some have been able to come back adaptively over the last year and have been able to be shape shifters in this pandemic, and that's exciting to see, but i'm really looking forward to the day when events and venues can reopen and help drive the recovery here in san francisco. >> they have done a study that says for every dollar of ticket sales done in this city, $12 goes to neighboring businesses. from all of our vendors to the restaurants that are next to our ven sues and just

and i don't tend to have kind words for the republican party has now become but i will grant them thisnaries, well, it was impressive. they even got trump to realize the value of doing that. >> i have always heard how important judges are. now we know how important they are. think of that over 300 -- around 300 by the end of the term. >> it was over 200, not 300 but still a lot. so how come democrats never take judicial appointments as seriously as the republicans do? democrats get riled up over scotus vacancies here, but his mostly white, mostly young tribe they're just as dangerous as a brett kavanaugh or a barrett. given we tend not to know their names may be more dangerous. we'll be living with the consequences of their rulings for decades to come. coming up at the top of the hour with ayman mohyeldin, congressman david cicilline will discuss the full week of january 6th develop yoomts and the historic confirmation of ketanji brown jackson. and we'll be right back. son. and we'll be right back. and doug. we gotta tell people that liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only

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lucio's attorneys are hoping texas governor greg abbott will grant a delay to review new evidence. execution is set for wednesday. >>> this morning, asap rocky is out on bond after being arrested at l.a.x. in connection to a november shooting. the rapper was arriving on a private plane from barbados yesterday where he had been vacationing with rihanna. lapd say the two approached the victim. they claim he shot at him three to four times. police did not go into details. representatives for asap rocky did not respond to request for comment. >>> at 6:00, tracking that storm. rain, thunder and snow in the sierra. a microclimate weather alert in effect as the system moves across the bay area. live team coverage this morning as the wet morning commute gets under way. this is "today in the bay." >>> here we go o be a part of your morning.. >> i'm kris sanchez. don't forget, we're not only here on television, you can take us on the go, we're live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. mike is tracking issues around the bay but first we start with vianey arana and you're busy. >> you wi

they will grant russian citizenship and if it is possible for him, he is ready to take over this regionn federation. >> let's talk about -- >> same that happened to crimea. >> let's talk about that, about what's happening in donetsk and luhansk, because we have a graphic that i can pull up of where the bombings and shelling and fighting are happening here today. russia says it has now moved into this new phase of fighting. what happens next here for ukraine? >> well, as we already discussed, he failed to actually accomplish his initial idea, to take over the capital of ukraine and to grab at least two-thirds of ukrainian territory. now he's switched to plan b or another stage of this unprovoked and just inhumane war that putin launched against ukraine. so, his idea is to take over the east of ukraine and entire regions of donetsk and luhansk and his idea is actually to grab the control over the eastern part and southern part of ukraine in order to have the so-called land bridge to crimea. and then, to make these territories as a part of ukraine. so this is his idea. but what is at stake

additionally the bill will expand the cap on grants made available under this program, which will better support our women entrepreneurs. these improvements will help the women's business centers program run efficiently, expand into more communities, and like those underserved communities, particularly in my district and ms. davids' district and across our naismghts i urge my colleagues to support this bipartisan national -- nation's women owned small businesses bill. and also vote yes on h.r. 6441. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back my time. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from missouri reserves. the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. ms. velazquez: i yield two minutes to the gentlelady from pennsylvania, ms. houlahan. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for two minutes. ms. houlahan: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, madam chair. and thank you rsm. i rise today in support of the women's business center improvement act and i want to thank representative davids and reny for their work on this very important -- tenney for their work on this ve

administration officials the treasury is expected to announce a new proposal at the event that will grantial support under the program to families that pay 10% of income for health care coverage. the proposal would take effect next year. administration officials did not say how it would be paid for, and the event marks biden and obama's first joint appearance since last fall. >>> the senate has reached a deal on a $10 billion covid relief package. the money will fund vaccines, tests, and therapeutic drug treatments. the package does not include international aid after senators could not agree on a price tag. white house press secretary jen psaki released a statement, noting the new deal is far less than half of the $22.5 billion the biden administration had proposed. senate majority leader chuck schumer says a second funding bill is expected later this spring. >>> still ahead, "politico's" sam stein joins the conversation. sam stein warrants a tease. plus, an historic rally for kansas men's basketball. as the jay hawks overcome north carolina, in an epic come from behind victory to win th