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ambassador to ukraine is weighing in on when he thinks this conflict will end parker's. rob ne bitt talked with steven pifer about what life is like in the country as millions are fleeing to neighboring countries for refuge. she joins us now live from the newsroom with more on what the research fellow at stanford university has to say. rob. >> vicky, when i first talked with ambassador pay for the war in ukraine just a few days old a month later, he's impressed with president biden's response but has concerns for his friends and former colleagues caught in the crossfire. as the battle rages on in ukraine, there seemed to be some give from the country's president zelensky saying this week that he's willing to negotiate with putin and promise not to seek nato membership. >> if it means a withdrawal of russian troops, former ambassador to ukraine, steven pifer says it's an enticing item to negotiate because of article 5 of the nato treaty that states an attack against one is an attack against all had ukraine been a member of nato before this invasion. >> you know, the u.s.

curry and them will go to dr. parker. >> thank you, i could not ink of a better example of a lesson learned from covid -- ink of better lesson learned from covid-19 then coordination. we saw this with issues related to the strategic national stockpile, and how supplies are distributed throughout the country, different from every state. perfectly encapsulating the challenge. the thing that we can do, dr. parker made a great point, you have these lessons learned from covid. we have developed monitoring, tracking, coronation mechanisms, these need to be formalized post-covid for the future. that may require, because the issue causes jurisdictions and federal departments that would likely require legislation and other actions to do that part -- formally. >> i will just add on a couple of examples. i know that in hhs i have observed the covid response the establishment of the supply chain control tower that was able to give visibility to the supply chains and focus and anticipate where supplies would be short. that evolved in

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so then, they will cut it off and they will withdraw the prices, for whatever we have to pay for. (brian parkerhe case of a typhoon, the boats will be stopped for around a week or more at times. so, even before the typhoon, everybody tries to order and stock up on food, and then it doesn't come. so there's a mad rush to buy what is ever at the small grocery store here. and even then... - yeah, right. we have a small grocery so at that shop, everything will be sold out. - sold out. - sold out. - especially the vegetables, or the fresh milk or anything like that. - you have to be very good planners. - right. that's why i have tons of stuff. i once told brian that he can come and pick it up, because we have maybe a month worth of food and groceries and necessities. - you're the small grocery store. - right. exactly. see you then. - bye brian! have a nice day! (sophie fouron) i can carry that. - thank you. - my turn. - thank you. (sophie fouron) we have to put this away. (takako ike) yes. when we moved out here, we bought this big one, but the freezer is this size. since we have to freeze so much s

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we will get more of what has been going on. jessica parker is with us.are seeing the pictures of joe biden there wandering around shaking hands. it has been a significant day. >> yes, it has. president baden not long ago stood right behind me with the european council president as he arrived for the e.u. summit. he is in there speaking to the 27 heads of state and one thing that he said is it was his belief that president putin had been trying to break up nato, that the russian president also wanted to prove democracy didn't work any more and that instead you have to have autocracy and modern world and president biden stressing unity potential with respect nations as they keep talking and finding new ways to face off russian aggression in the ukraine. today fate toe one of the bug summits emergency summit in brussels they agreed to reasoners the eastern flank resisting calls from ukraine to enforce a no-fly zone that could rick leading to world war three but here tonight president biden i think will speak to e.u. leaders about a variety of subjects but n

greenwood will carry the torch forward from mr. parker to lead the largest most ambitious expansion and modernization programs with its founding over 40 years ago in the modernization w that would not e possible without this committee and your support mr. chairman so mr. greenwood will come toan the senate. >> thank you mr. chairman. >> thank you senator ossoff. he is the president president of the transportation trade department consisting of 36 unions that represent workers in no areas of transportation. he collaborates with affiliated unions in long-term investment transportation and works to make sure transportation jobs are safe and secure and connect them to young boys. doc or schulz is an adjunct fellow in the public safety initiative and professoror emeritus of john jake --. previously a senior fellow at the cato institute specializing in land use and transportation issues. ms. pinkerton please began and thank you for please began in thank you for joining us. simon thank you chair brown and members of the committee today. apprecia

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crosses jurisdiction, it crosses federal departments that will likely require legislation and other actions to do that formally. >> dr. parker? >> sure. i'll just echo that and add on a couple of examples. i know in hhs, i observed firsthand during covid response the establishment of the supply chain control tower that was able to link sns with all the private sector and get visibility to supply chains and able to focus, actually anticipating where supplies were going to be short. that evolved into the health care control tower that similarly could really anticipate whether there would be shortages in a hospital system somewhere in the united states and shifts could be made in coordination with the federal government and the private sector so they could be working in unison. we have to figure out how to tap those lessons observed and turn them into lessons learned. it may not be something that's practiced on a day-to-day basis but when there's a crisis, we have to be able to turn those date information pipes on so we can have that coordination between the appropriate federal and state and local authorities and the private se

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greenwood will now carry the torch from mr. parker to lead the largest and most ambitious expansion in modernization program since marta's founding over 40 years ago and expansion in modernization that will not be possible without this committee and your support, mr. chairman. mr. greenwood, welcome to the senate. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator ossoff. greg reagan is the transportation department and trades department, labor organization consisting of 36 unions that represent workers in all areas of transportation and collaborates with tdd's and works to ensure transportation jobs are safe and secure and to protect the rights working people have and to a union voice. dr. dorsey moses shoals is joining us remotely adjunct fellow at manhattan institute policy and public safety initiative, a professor emeritus, college of criminal justice. the computer railroad police department. and randall o'toole is director of the institute, previously a center fellow of cato land use and transportation issues. ms. pinkerton, pleas

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we have proper as camilla parker with more in a report force will visit with her. is expected to be in court today as his hearing continues to determine if he's going to get a new trial will have the latest. shop kohl's right now and spring into savings! stay active with tekgear for the family, just $14.99 and under... get set for warmer weather with sandals starting at $24.99... and save on top kitchen appliances for $29.99 and under. plus, earn kohl's cash... and get free store pickup! kohl's. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning and thanks for joining us. just if it's the one time you stretch this morning at 7, just remember to do it right is doing it right now today. look your side right here. 7 o'clock. thanks for joining us. i'm darya and i'm james. let's get right to the weather and the traffic as well as but we'll start with you, john. good morning. nice shot. yeah, good morning to get out there this morning. maybe stretch before your jog because look at this. those bright skies overhead looki

will hear from most extensively from the president today. ashley, give us a sense here as we're looking at the stage waiting for the family photo, first, ashley parker live with us this morning and give us a sense of the president's agenda and the white house advised a meeting torp, tell us about that and what else he plans to do while in europe. >> still, the meeting friday, before he departing, is with the european commission president, and this is where he is going to to announce what i mentioned before the big initiative between the united states and europe, to get shipments of liquefied natural gas to europe. likely it will also serve as a kind of summary, final remarks, on this portion of the trip, which as you know is the first of two stops. and the second stop is he will head friday morning, or friday, early afternoon, to poland, and you know, poland is an incredibly important country in this effort against russia, and in part because poland is really bearing the brunt of the refugees flow. of all of the countries, poland has taken in the most refugees, ukrainian refugees. it does not look like that is going to stop. there was some real deba

parker, al jazeera london jazz music. it's coming into his from the into fact sad news agent. he will remember that there yesterday we reported the loss of power to the channel and nuclear power station in ukraine. now the russian defense ministry, as apparently agreed to allow a ukrainian repair team to access power lines in the area around the chernobyl nuclear power station. at the i h had expressed concern about the loss of power, but also about the situation of for lack of data coming from that power station being you on that to her nature on or russia and ukraine have long been considered the breadbasket of europe together. they account for 30 percent of global we tech sports at the war is pushing up prices, especially in heavily dependent regions like africa and the middle east, or is had is executive director of the global alliance for improve nutrition. he says the knock on impact, the food supplies could be huge. we're going to see increases and the prices of staple foods and land people are buying a food and they're spending so much of their income already on food. it's goi

greenwood will now carry the torch forward from mr. parker to lead the largest and most ambitious expansion and modernization program since the founding over 40 years ago and expansion and modernization that would not be possible without this committee and your support, mister chairman. mr. greenwood, welcome to the senate. >> thank, you mister chairman. >> thank you, senator ossoff. gregory again as president of the transportation trades department and he is the elected president of the transportation trades department of labor organization consisting of 36 unions that represent workers in all areas of transportation. he collaborates with affiliated unions to fight for long term investment and transportation. he works to ensure transportation jobs are safe and secure, and to protect the rights working people have, to a union voice. what doctor dorothy schulz is joining us remotely. she was is a fellow at the manhattan institute policy and public safety initiative. she is a professor america john j college of criminal justice. she was the fir

no we have lostjessica parker and brussels but we will go back to her as soon as we get it.e russian military campaign, and the problems its troops have encountered. so just why has it gone so badly for russia in these first few weeks of the war? well, there are a number of reasons. there is a strength of the ukrainian resistance. most of the population has rallied round their government, with troops using western supplied weapons like javelin and stinger missiles. and when it comes to getting inside big cities, russia doesn't have enough troops to take on the defenders in most cases. here's their charismatic president, volodymyr zelensky, a one—time comic actor who has rallied the nation, refusing to leave the capital even though there is a bounty on his head. then there's poor russian tactics. russian commanders on the ground have largely failed to take full advantage of all the tools at their disposal. things like armoured vehicles, artillery, rocket launchers, helicopters — all of which, when combined with infantry, can have massive effect but which the russians have fai

will be under attack. european leaders are meeting in france — for a scheduled summit which is now focusing on the emergency in ukraine. our brussels correspondent jessica parkeruel and energy prices , and what that will mean for people across the eu. so, the eu leaders, i think, are going to turn their attention to the economic situation, whether that is fears about rising energy prices, of course we had already seen rising energy prices across europe, but given the sanctions that are being imposed on russia, given the move to try and move away from russian energy as quickly as possible, that is very high on the agenda, with some member states really very worried, i think, about the consequences of what rising energy prices could mean. also food prices, as well. that's a concern, given the conflict in ukraine currently. leaders, though, i mean, they talked late into the night, they seem to emerge around two in the morning local time after discussions last night, that also centred on energy prices. defence, as well, has been an issue. you will have heard of this before, but for a long time there's been a bit of a debate about whether the eu needs to be more as

rochelle jenkins twin girls are sixth graders at parker elementary set to shut its doors at the end of this school year, with no plans on where students will go next. there's alreayelly other students. you know, they're talking about sending students to hayward district san leandro district, and then they have a couple of schools around here, and i'm like if it's more than a two mile radius for children who are in elementary, then that's a no go, jenkins says. with working parents and many kids that walk or take the bus to school, it would be a drastic, unfair change. i don't feel like his wife for them to inconvenience. not just me and my kids, but whole community of children and parents, and it's not just oakland parents here. mary lee smith's children are in the berkeley school district still there rallying in solidarity city boundary doesn't doesn't make a difference. you know they wouldn't want to be kicked out of their schools for us. this is an attack on public schools every time oakland shuts one it seems another charter pops up in that place and we support public schools. in oakland. amanda quintana ktvu, fox two news. trips to fo

a euro friend will pay to the russia is financing the killing of ukrainians. and this is mr. parker and i just went on one final question, i'm sorry to interrupt, but just running out of time. but just one final question. i see that you're in military fatigues there at all you fighting alongside your fellow ukrainians. would you be prepared to lay down your life in this fight located for a, for my life, for that depending that piece? definitely yes. but now you should understand that all ukraine and not soldiers, and i am the soldiers, and all your training not demonstrate and that miracle of the self organization. and that's help hostile style quote you and we are now in the in key if and the in the key, every agent organizing their button and we, i mean, these battalion definite, now tricks per person can be present. we time lisa, my voice via fight for europe, and we applied for the world. this is it, everybody should understand. thank you, sir, for your time. thanks. well, let's get the view from rationale. a kremlin spokesman dmitri pet gulf says there hasn't been any significa

we will get earnings from lennar, fed-ex and war by parker on the data front.sday wall street eagerly awaiting a key decision on interest rates expected to be the first rate hike since late 2018 >> it will be monumental we also got two new shows to cover that for you big changes coming in store next week a new show line, i'll be hosting a brand-new "closing bell" 3:00 p.m. eastern monday. at 4:00 p.m., scott wasn'tner will be hosting a new show called "closing bell overtime. we have a big lineup of guests, no "closing bell," we will be speaking to scott minerd and overtime, 4:00 p.m., we have investors double lines jeffrey gundlach, marc lasry, brad gerstner and nancy davis and ricky sandler. >> a lot of capital. you will be speaking that's what you want >> we hope to make sense of a difficult market we're in a difficult time. it's hard to predict if othe oi and geopolitics and a hope for a resolution and at the same time the fed will raise interest rates into all this market volatility it's uncomfortable for people. >> i would say three main streams of things

parker, what have you seen of refugees of fleet fleeing the fighting? thank you so much for having me. i visited the border crossing human deacon yesterday and i will visit another one tomorrow. and people are coming with little to no belongings. at least those who come by bus or by foot. and then of course, devastating to see people that have left almost everything behind, at least for the next few months, but fully dirty among the polish civil society and also from other countries. this tremendous i've seen qualities from the netherlands from denmark, spain, italy, france, and this is, could really be a break in europe against the refugee policy and the feeling among the society. at least this is what i hope. and i think it is one of the very few bright moments we're seeing the space right now. roughly 100000 people are coming to poland every day. similar and other bought us to crate neighboring countries and experts. i think that this will continue at least for the next week. and you, why do you think there has been this universal outpouring of welcome across european countries where it was much spot here in 2015 when there was even resistance f

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parker, what have you seen of refugees of fleet fleeing the fighting? thank you so much for having me. i visited the border crossing here in dk yesterday, and i will visit another one tomorrow. and people are coming with little to no belongings at the hands, at least those who come by bustle by foot. and this of course, devastating g c people that have left almost everything behind, at least for the next few months, but the follow dirty among the polish civil society and also from other countries. tremendous. i've seen volunteers from the netherlands from denmark, spain, italy, france, and this is, could really be a break in europe against the anti refugee policy and the feeling among the society at least this is what i hope. and i think it is one of the very few bright moments we're seeing the space right now, roughly 100000 people are coming to poland every day. similar in other borders to create neighboring countries and experts. i think that this will continue, at least for the next week. and why do you think there has been this universal outpouring of welcome across european countries, where it was much spot here in 2015 when there was even r

will have comments u later. >> it is a pleasure to welcome you to the senate. we went to take a moment mr. chairman and acknowledge the tragic passing of marta ceo jeffrey parker who passed away t this january. he champions marta and accessible public transportation in the state of georgia. he created an expansive vision tfor transit in metro atlanta and means a tremendous legacy that colleagues will continue. although jeff is no longer with us, his work and vision are sustained and alive with us and will work together to realize as much as we can and if i might to extend our condolences to the whole marta family during this entire difficult time. following mr. parker's passing in january mr. greenwood was selected as the interim ceo general manager with 30 years of experience in transit with chief service officer the third-largest transit system in the commission to oversee bus and rail and transit security and out to carry the torch forward from mr. parker to lead the largest and most ambitious expansion since the founding over 40 years ago expansion and modernization that would not be possible without this committee and your support. welcome to the senate.

will put russia and nato on another collision course. the invasion of ukraine has major consequences for european security nato chiefs say the alliance must be primed to respond me. parker al jazeera in central neu is bringing some other news. now argentina senate has approved a deal to refinance a $45000000000.00 debt with the international monetary fund. thousands of protesters gathered in the capital when as irish ahead of the vote, many argentinians are against borrowing more money under than the holding regular protest. more than a year. they say the terms of the debt a not realistic theresa bo has more from the argentine capital. well, we're here right outside of a state for the government funded medical for monday. today's vote people are processing mostly because they do not trust. india met some policies that have been implemented in tina over and over again with economic crisis for the government. negotiate with for a year for over a year, isn't dead, i loan. and that was taken back in 2018 during the government full of our president modi's with largest known ever given to our country $57000000000.00. indian dr. tina ended up getting more thing and said is now

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parker earlier. insiders are buying. ipo's blew up. people lost their shirt it is heartbreaking. i hope something will be said or done about it. netflix can contact me for a special. silicon valley ripped america off, that is my opinion now that they have been hammered i'm seeing almost every day insiders are buying these names. at some point there is a buy signal like a warby parker. do you look at insiders start to buy, maybe time to accumulate them. >> charles you've been on this point for a while now. i don't always look insiders buy they have reasons to sell but looking when they buy is important. looking at companies going to be primed to do share buybacks. investors are looking for yields an cash. charles: phil, map out as i always do where do we go from here. >> be careful about the bond section of portfolio. looking for higher rates this is a mistake. this is the opportunity. consumer discretionary sector. charles: higher rates, higher yields? >> higher yields short year bond duration. shorting rate or preferred portfolio weather that storm making a mistake. don't be long on the curve especially if we invert. be caref

parker al jazeera london. ok. we do have some other news to take you through china's premier, has admitted that achieving economic growth targets of 5 and a half percent will not be easy. after delegates, the country's top legislative body voted in favor of reaching that goal. his national people's congress also approves an increase in the military budget. while briefing journalists later, the premier league chang also spoke about the war and ukraine and its impact on the global economy. katrina year inviting to take us through this one premier league last annual press conference. in this role, i understand what else to be of to say. as he mentioned earlier, kamala he was really focused on the economy now trying to set a g d p growth target of 5.5 percent for the coming year. and though it's the lowest growth target, john has said for decades, it's also been described as very ambitious given the crisis in ukraine and the continuing pandemic. now premier leak chung acknowledged that this would not be an easy target to meet or to defend the figure saying that the such a big economy it would be impossible to maintain high or medium level growth especially giv

tributes to tom parker who has died from a brain tumor at the age of just 33. >>> and any idea what this plant is? we willspeaking to the first westerner to get a glimpse of the flower in the philippines and the mammoth trek to get there. >>> welcome, thank you for joining us. are putin's generals losing faith in him? the view of the former head of the armed force, and reacting to the spy bots on president putin's intentions in ukraine. and the top spy chief, the director of gchq has given a rare speech says the russian leader mass made a massive misjudgment on the limbs of his military might and says defied orders to accidentally shoot down their own aircraft. and the kremlin is turning to private mercenaries to help them in the war and the wider group is going into the numbers but they are likely to be used as cannon fodder to try to limit russian losses. the ukrainian leader says his troops are preparing for the russians to have a large assault in the east of the country in the donbas region. and we spoke to lord dannen who says putin is misled. and first here is the source of the britain spy chief. >>

he edged sharon leads tributes to the star tom parker who has died from a brain tumor at the age of 33. and do you have any idea what this plant is? we will to the first western to get a glimpse of this rare flower in the philippines, about his mammoth track to get their. >> hello everybody. we start with an intervention from a spy boss on president putin's intentions and ukraine. uk's top spy chief, sir jamie fleming, who is the director of gchq has given a rare speech, saying that the russian leader has made a massive misjudgment on the capabilities of his own military might. he also claims that putin's soldiers are defying orders and accidentally shooting down their own aircraft. so jeremy also said that the kremlin is turning to private mercenaries to help fund the war. saying that the wagner group is going into numbers but are unlikely to be used as cannon fodder to try to limit russian losses. the ukrainian president says that his troops are preparing for the russians to launch large results in the east of the country of the donbas region. and we spoke to lord richard down this morning who said that putin has been misled. >> it incr

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parker never have to settle for less. ranking member? >> thank you, mr. chair man. almost a year ago we held a hearing on discrimination in housing and i will say again today but i said then, racial discrimination is a real and a santa part of the history. it's a fact. at the policies have contributed to the discrimination. my view history shows us when it comes to housing in america including housing discrimination. when there are numerous bids around the home the appraisal is the market itself. they stand by two thirds of the mortgage loans and federal appraisal regulations extend into much of the small remaining portion. with my colleagues advocating the action plan that will layer in more regulation on top of an already byzantine and integrated set of appraisal regulations. even for the office of policy development and research has publicly acknowledged that despite the progress to eliminate the discrimination in housing the appraisal industry remains systemically racist. yesterday the task force on property appraisal and valuation equity are paved released a report alleging the racial bias in home appraisals this comes as a bit of a su

will still recover as we start to get warmer in the populous parts of the country. i think you want to belong reopening, generally. jonathan: got to leave it there, buddy. adam parkerivariate research. to see you. just got a headline from ireland. haven't got the numbers, but the direction of travel is important. ireland to cut tax on gasoline amid price spikes. there is, tom. the island to cut taxes on gasoline. tom: an important note here, going to stuart hoffman the economist at bmc. i'm going to call him economist emeritus. i think he was there the last time the pittsburgh pirates won in baseball. he says, it is completely doable to give the middle class in america some relief from higher gas prices. that is from a guy who can count the beans. jonathan: lisa, does the white house follow? lisa: how much can actually do? the gas tax is not that high in the united states. if you are dealing with that kind of cushion, it is not very big. they have to start releasing more oil reserves and they have been having talks with people down in the shell patch. we have been reporting on that. jonathan: the ban on russian crude and support for it, just amazing. i saw a headli