hello and welcome to sportsday with me will perry. poland stand in the way of wales, who are are one game away from a place at euro 202a. the ugly side of the game. brazil's viniciusjunior breaks down as he's asked about racism ahead of his country's friendly against spain. and we hear from the first female runner to complete one of the world's toughest races as she arrives home in britain. welcome to sportsday. wales are just one game away from the euros in germany this summer. they take on poland in their euro 2024 play—off final in cardiff on tuesday night, knowing only a win will do or they'll miss out on reaching their third successive european championships as tomos daffyd reports. shoulders, head! pressure? what pressure? the players seemingly unburdened by the big match ahead. you wouldn't think there is a high pressured game. they just take everything in their stride. they're excited by the challenge. they're not nervous about it, they're excited by it. they've been exposed to pressurised situations. wales are aiming to reach

hello and welcome to sportsday with me will perry.re are one game away from a place at euro 202a. the ugly side of the game — brazil's viniciuer breaks down as he's asked about racism ahead of his country's friendly against spain. and we hear from the first female runner to complete one of the world's toughest races as she arrives home in britain. welcome to sportsday.

from me, will perry, and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there.e had on tuesday, particularly across eastern areas. so i think a brighter afternoon to come, but there will be some scattered showers around, especially across england and wales, and winds will generally stay quite light. we'll have high pressure anchored over scandinavia, low pressure out in the atlantic, trying to push this weather front ever closer towards our shores, but it could reach the west country as we move through the latter parts of this morning. elsewhere, we're starting off a lot of cloud across the east of the country. that will tend to melt away, though. it stays cloudy for eastern scotland, northeast england. some sunshine for east anglia and the southeast, a few showers into the afternoon, east wales and the midlands, and temperature wise up to around 10—11 degrees, single digits along the north sea coasts, where we have the cloud and the breeze. now, as we head through wednesday night, it looks like it stays dry for many. the showers fade away. we start to see some

but first, its time for some sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's will perryhello from the bbc sport centre nottingham forest have lodged an appeal against their four—point deduction for breaching premier league profit and sustainability rules. they are the second top—flight team to be penalised for psr breaches after everton lost ten points in november, which was reduced to six on appeal. the deduction put forest into the relegation zone in 18th place, one point behind luton. in a statement forest say they will not be making any further comment. wales are one game away from the euros in germany later this year. they take on poland in their play—off final in cardiff on tuesday night knowing nothing less than a win will do or they'll miss out on reaching their third sucessive european championships. we know the guy of players a lot of positive results since this player for a reason, positive results since this player fora reason, i positive results since this player for a reason, iwill say positive results since this player for a reason, i will say that, they'r

but first, its time for some sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's will perryor breaching premier league profit and sustainability rules. they are the second top—flight team to be penalised for psr breaches after everton lost ten points in november, which was reduced to six on appeal. the deduction put forest into the relegation zone in 18th place, one point behind luton.

i'm will perry.orts of problems? welcome along. the england captain, harry kane, helped save bayern munich's season with two goals in their champions league last 16 second leg against lazio. 3—0 it finished on the night, 3—1 on aggregate as bayern — who are way off the pace in the bundesliga — booked their spot in a european quarterfinal. vicki sparks reports. harry kane the hero once again for bayern as they look to avoid a first trophy—less season since 2012. out of the german cup, ten points adrift in the bundesliga, everything realistically hangs on europe. and kane's brace ensures that dream endures. his first, a header, came at a key time, just before the break, and shortly after, lazio's captain had missed a glorious chance himself. thomas muller not at home on the stroke of half—time before kane wrapped things up the second half with his 33rd goal in 33 games this season. he has been as brilliant as bayern have been bad,

hello from the bbc sport centre, i'm will perry.points in november, which was reduced to six on appeal. the deduction put forest into the relegation zone in 18th place, one point behind luton. in a statement forest say they will not be making any further comment. wales are one game away from the euros in germany this summer. they take on poland in their play—off final in cardiff tomorrow night knowing nothing less than a win will do or they'll miss out on reaching their third sucessive european championships as tomos daffyd reports. pressure, water pressure. the players seemed unburdened by the big match ahead. you players seemed unburdened by the big match ahead-— match ahead. you wouldn't think this is a high-pressure _ match ahead. you wouldn't think this is a high-pressure game _ match ahead. you wouldn't think this is a high-pressure game they - match ahead. you wouldn't think this is a high-pressure game theyjust - is a high—pressure game theyjust take everything in their stride, they are excited by the challenge they're not n

perry: i sure will. mr.be expanded in some way to show the effects of the capitals and the wiz moving to -- the effect that will have on properties in downtown d.c. and the opportunities to have good restaurants and good commerce in downtown one particular singular focus should be an amendment or something like that. but as a general theme, i don't know that the committee would mind and we could take a look at that kind of activity and the effects. mr. cohen: thank you, mr. perry. i'm ready to close. the bill, information and data are essential for congress to conduct proper oversight of the agencies under its jurisdiction and even those peripheral to jurisdiction. this will provide congress oversight needed.alance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized. mr. perry: thank you, madam speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tem■pore: withot objection. mr. perry: thank you, madam speaker. again, this bill will improve t

that's it from me, let's get some support from will perry.e win over real sociedad. that's 27 goals for mbappe for psg this season. three of the teams vying for automatic promotion to the premiership were in action tonight. leeds thougt they'd moved up to second after beating stoke 1—0 but ipswich scored late agaainst bristol city to win 3—2. leaders leicester won at sunderland, so they're three points clear at the top of the table. and now only goal difference keeps sheffield wednesday in the relegation zone, they beat plymouth to make it four straight wins. the qualifying draw for the women's euro 2025 has taken place with defending champions england facing a tough group. sarina wiegman's side will play france, sweden and the republic of ireland in one of the four top—seeded groups. the sides who finished first and second will qualify for the tournament, along with the hosts switzerland and there'll be play—offs for the third and fourth—placed teams in those top groups. the other home nations will all have to attempt to qualify via the play

whether in person or in spirit, iowans showed up that day and perry and will be there every day through their recovery. please join me in expressing our gratitude to the brave men and women who courageously serve that day.■v [applause] i was law enforcement officers, first responders and perry service members live up to their oath to protect their communities and citizens every day. these jobs demand service above self and great personal sacrifice. this past year officer kevin kram of the algona police department and hoffman a firefighter with the iona fire department gave the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty. please join me in a moment of silence to honor these two fallen heroes and their families all of those affected by the tragic events and perry. thank you. this is the seventh time i have addressed this body to report on the condition of the state. the first time the workforce was one of the top issues. at that time only about 58% of all iowans in the workforce have education training beyond high school. the result was thousands of high quality jobs going unfilled and missing

perry, and the gentleman from washington, mr. larsen, each will contro recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. perry: thank you, madam chair. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the chair: the committee will be in order. the gentleman is recognized. mr. perry: thank you madam chai h.r. 6276, the use it act of 2023, is commonsense and reasonable space occupancy standards to get federal employees back into the office or the agency will have to lose that unnecessary unneeded, unused space. as a recent government accountability office review of how agencies were actually using their headquarter space here in washington d.c., found that 17 of 24 agencies, the g.a.o. re-- that g.a.o. reviewed used 25% or less otheir space. 17 of 24. 25% or less of their space. one agency even admitted that if 100% of their employees showed up every single one of them showed up, they boo still -- would still only use 67% of their own bui even more troubling is some agencies were using only 9%, they can't even make double digits of their space, 9%. and to b

this is who iowans are and what person or in spirit, iowans showed up that day in perry and will be there every day through their recovery. please join me in expressing our gratitude to the brave men and women who courageously serve that day. [applause] >> iowa's law enforcement first responde l the oath to protect citizens every day. this past year officer of the police department and tony hoffman, a fire fight we're the iowan fire department gave the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty. please join me in a moment of silence to honor these two fallen heros and their all thosy the tragic events in perry. [silence] >> thank you. so this is the seventh time to address the body to report on the condition of the state. the first time in 2018 workforce was one of the top issues. at that all iowans in the workforce had education or training beyond high o school. the result was thousands ofnfild and thousands of iowans missing out on rewarding -- of a rewarding career. together we set out to increase that number to 70% by 2025. i introduced the future ready iowa act and a few m passed theh un

to end the conflict incident where rapid support forces have been battling sedans. army tom perry hello will travel to egypt, ethiopia, as well as saudi arabia and the united arab emirates, is visit as part of washington's push to end hostilities. have been, morgan has won this from car to while the us special envoy who is the 1st in nearly a decade at to be sent or dispatched to talk about the political. and now the military crisis will be meeting with regional leaders who have been trying to me. there is a ceasefire and to try to restore students transition to democracy once again. so who will be meeting with the regional leaders as well as political parties that have been re basing themselves and they think themselves in regional countries such as if you appear to put in kenya. so he is likely to meet with those political parties and officials in, in those countries, but he will not be visiting sudan at least not for the time being. that's not on the list of countries he's due to visit. so he's not likely to meet with government officials and with military officials here in, in, in got in

send aid to ukraine, and the president with a direct message to vladimir putin, saying, we will not walk away. perry russom, abc news, washington. >> we talked with abc seven news insider phil matier afterward. he called this one of the most political state of the union addresses he has ever heard. >> the content was appeared to be something that you would hear, possibly from a candidate at a convention kicking off the campaign. and that's what i think we saw tonight. he these are the issues he wants to run on immigration reform by his package that the republicans haven't passed women's rights, which is going to be on the ballot on key states, pharmacy, big pharma, reducing things for the middle class, things for the working class. >> as far as what lies ahead for the president after tonight, phil says while he may have delivered with the speech, he has a lot of work to do. >> it is a tough road for incumbents right now, whether you're mayor of san francisco or president of the united states, it is a tough time. people do not feel good about what's going on around them and how they're being hit econ

even if it is taken out will we fund these so-called humani relief? mr. perry: what about the funding to the united nations that is funneled to south of the border which is used to move people from 150-plus countries through my good friend's district in texas to the rest of the united states? funding the people that are taking the life of travis wolf? funding those people? . . .. mr. roy: will we pass the pro-life protections like the mexico city policy or no? what will we b funding? the anti-life policies of this administration. will we be voting to end or will we be voting to fund all of the manner of wasteful and woke international envoys. the special unvow for racial equity and justice. the special unvow to advance the human rights of lbgtq+ persons. the special representative for palestinianwill we be voting to fund that next week? mr. perry: i suspect we'll get that many votes from that side of the aisle from a bill brought by the republican majority and the reason why that is is because most of their priorities the vast priority of their priorities are f

earlier, will told my colleague caitriona perry how concerned he is about evan.e security service, so spies and other national security inmates. of course, we are all incredibly worried about evan, the conditions and russian prisons are not good. he shouldn't be there because he's done nothing wrong, and he's been classed as wrongfully detained by the state department, which means that there are now more resources trying to get him out. but one year on, there doesn't seem to be an awful lot of movement. of course, everyone is hoping there'll be some sort of deal with the russians, some sort of prisoner exchange. but the moment, it's a pretty worrying situation. 0ppenheimer was one of last summer's biggest blockbuster movies, sweeping the awards season. up until now, people injapan have not been able to see the film. it opened in cinemas there on friday. the film tells the story of the scientist, j robert 0ppenheimer. he created the atomic bomb, which was later used againstjapan during world war ii, killing more than 200,000 people. it was seen as too controversia

then i will go to specific issues. the way congressman perry describes it, do you agree? do we fix it? >>d, you can make the significant argument that in a lot of ways, we don't have the majority at all. there is such a broad dynamic within the conference. when you go out and you try to run something on a partisan level and it is something that most of us would think this is a good conservative piece of legislation. this is a good conservative effort. you get into the votes, you do not have it. what scott described is very accurate. one thing i want to add with that is that in the effort to put the speaker in place the first time, a number of the significant rules wereat did gid running when it comes to procedures. it was very important. that effort playedit turned outy worthwhile. i was thinking this morning if only we had a checklist to see what you have gotten done. ed: then i look back and i see that you were part of the september 22, 2022 commitment to america. the first four items if you go to speaker.gov and google this, an economy that is strong, a nation that is

senior correspondent mike tobin is live from perry, iowa with more. this willmike. >> it certainly will. tyson foods is pushing back against accusations they are cutting american jobs and replacing those workers with illegal workers. regardless, people in the town of perry, iowa, are wondering if the small town can survive. when tyson announced it is closing the processing plant it means the elimination of 1200 jobs in the town of 8,000. the mayor points out when you start looking at the fact that many those 8,000 are minors or otherwise dependent and the segment of the population that earns a paycheck it's greater. restaurant owners and contractors are expecting to feel the pinch. >> if you don't have a stable income coming in like that, then you don't -- you can't come out and have fun anymore. >> everybody in town. the restaurants, people like me, i do -- >> it is going to kill this town. all the people. they have a lot of people who live here that have to go somewhere else to find work and find someone else to live maybe. >> a subcontractor who supplies man

tyler perry said it will hurt the industry after the strikes with fears of a.i. taking jobs. julia boorstin with the latest on the entertainment business and a.i. >> reporter: hollywood studios are testing new a.i. tools to help cut costs and speed up work flow. after the fear of a.i. taking writers and actors jobs last year, the market for generaltiv a.i. is expected to grow from $1.7 billion this year to $11 billion in 2032. one platform enables users to turn text and images into videos with a range of styles and edit them or change clothing or add another character. it can generate audio for videos. the leader in the space is valued at $1.5 billion with backing from google and nvidia and salesforce and others. it gave create todative control videos. >> you have a shot of something you created and allowing you to control at a pixel level and how you want the camera to be positioned or moved is important. that is what this allows you to do. >> reporter: story boards or art direction would have taken weeks and now can be made in minutes. it is not just video generation. studi

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perry. on the program today, we will have the latest from inside gaza as the u.s.p concern over reports of looming famine. we will be in kyiv as ukraine seeks more international aid and ammunition for its fight against russia. and we will have bbc reporting from brazil as former president jair bolsonaro is formally accused over fraud of his covid vaccination records. let's start with the war in gaza. israel insists it is doing everything to flood gaza with aid after the u.s. secretary of state warned the entire population was experiencing severe levels of acute food insecurity. in some of his strongest comments yet on the scale of the humanitarian crisis in the penta stealing and -- palestinian territory, mr. blinken has called on israel to prioritize the flow of goods into gaza. >> according to the most respected measure of these things, 100% of the population in gaza is at severe levels of acute food insecurity. that is the first time an entire population has been so classified. we also see again according to in this case the united nations 100%, the totality of

sweden's membership in nato will strengthen the alliance , vice admiral douglas perry, commander of thend in norfolk, told the voice of america during the nato exercise statfest deventer in poland. sweden has a phenomenal military and has been a nato partner of the united states for many years, but was not a nato ally. they provide incredible opportunities. they are a northern nation, their defense industry will strengthen the united states and the nato alliance. with sweden joining the alliance, nato has gained a significant presence in the baltic sea, a key oil trade route for russia and the base of one of its fleets. in northern poland, not far from the european union's border with russia's kaliningrad region, troops from various countries are maneuvering along the wirtula river and performing other tasks. these military exercises are intended to translate. ability of different nato countries to cooperate in conditions close to real combat. after russia's full-scale invasion of ukraine, nato recognized russia as the most significant and direct security threat in europe. assistant chi

perry says the experienc& these studentsc are getting will serve them, whether they pursue a career int i'm really teaching you is independent, creative problem solving. and whether you work in tech, whether you work in games or you do something else, everybody wants independent, creative problem solvers. >> teachers here say this program could be replicated in any school district and hope to see more students take a serious look at a career in gaming. christien kafton, ktvu, fox two news. >> well, new data shows elon musk's x platform has struggled to attract and keep users since he purchased the social media company. data from sensor tower, a market intelligence firm, shows the us user base has been down or flat every month since the november 2022 purchase last month active daily users on the app in the us,úprevious year. worldwide numbers aren't looking any better, with 174 million active daily users in february, down 15% from the year prior. in comparison, other popular apps saw a moderate increase in their worldwide user bases during the same time. >> the mega millions jackpot has

it perry winkle or cornflower blue but will take either. >> things.ut with social media. found out there are some picky eaters here. kron four's all right, here's what else we're working on for kron. news at 6. we're going continue to follow big demonstrations at impacted sfo this morning. we're live from the airport tonight with very latest. plus, a scary story. news a man shot at with an ak. 47. >> we'll try to stop car thieves in front of his home with the former marine says probably saved his life as well as the lives of his daughters. i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis. the news i'm vicki liviakis. the news at 6 is next. thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for adults with hr positive, her2 negative metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe in

. >> but this will give them a major step forward. perrym, abc news, washington. >> arizona senator krysten sinema won't be on the ballot this november. the former democrat turned independent today announced her retirement from the senate. polling showed sinema trailing democratic congressman ruben gallego and former republican gubernatorial nominee kari lake. >> a live look outside this super tuesday. we did see a few rain drops today. sandhya patel will be up next with your accu time to protect your vehicle from winter's wrath. of course, the hot sun can be tough on vehicles too. you need weathertech. laser measured floorliners and cargo liner will shield the carpeting from sand and snow. for your interior, there's seat protector and sunshade. plus, mud flaps and bumpstep for the exterior. while the new impactliner, with shock absorbing rings, safeguards your truck bed from costly damage. order american made products at wt.com surf's up! meteorologist. sandyha patel is here. sandy? >> yeah. we have another round of rain coming our way. am

will join me in voting for the motion i yield. the chair: the gentleman from washington reserves. the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized. mr. perryyou, madam speaker. historically for 20 years while this problem has been identified, these have historically been bipartisan. it was former president obama that advocated agencies to that agencies had far more space than they needed. and to the gentleman that just testified, g.s.a. actually■- was to -- they want to do t they want to reduce the space. but the agencies won't allow t why would they? why would they? they get so much space, and they don't have to deal with managing it or not. they just get the space and they can continue on their other work with as much space as they need. sometimes 3,000 feet per employee. 3,000 square feet per employee. a lot of people in america would like to have a house that's 3,000 feet -- square feet for their whole family. and if they found out, if they knew if they were watching today and found out the federal government was paying for that, their taxes were paying for that when they couldn't afford it themselves, they won furious. the obama admin

perry? >> as i mentioned earlier, we will fully comply with the subpoena. all we have asked for and been given by some staff for some time to work through the legal complexity. the psi and the compliance is what we will do fully. >> i think a lot of the american public are going to be asking me and our colleagues when we go home, what are they hiding. what are they concealing. if it were a department of justice subpoena or if it were a court order from china, their position would be the same. is that a defensible position? i want to ask each of you, beginning with mr. lesser, what was your most recent amount of revenue in the last year from your consulting service? >> we don't disclose our revenues globally beyond our global revenues, senator, so i cannot share that information. we are a private company, with great respect, sir. >> do you calculate? do you have those numbers? >> somebody probably does. i do not actually have that number, sir. >> mr. sternfels? >> it is the middle east, africa, and central asia. >> you don't break out numbers for saudi arabi

the bbc�*s will vernon reported in moscow with gershkovich, and remains in contact with him. he joined my colleague caitriona perryreported together in russia. tell us, what was life like as far as journalists when you were there? well, life got much more difficult after the war started. you know, many foreign journalists and certainly many hundreds of russian journalists left the country after the war started. but then after a time, people started to come back. a lot of foreign journalists, although they were based outside of moscow, they were based outside of moscow, they started to make trips back into russia, and evan came back in the summer of 2022. and then of course, in march the next year, that was when he was detained. h0??? in march the next year, that was when he was detained.— in march the next year, that was when he was detained. how did you find out about _ when he was detained. how did you find out about his _ when he was detained. how did you find out about his detention? - when he was detained. how did you find out about his detention? well, | find out about his detention? well, he was detained _

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will stay on the job. hello, i'm caitriona perry.s the country is in the midst of voting to choose its president. mr putin faces no serious opposition — with his rivals dead, in prison, or in exile. acts of protest have taken place across russia, including incidents involving dye being poured into ballot boxes and fireworks being set off at the polls. yulia navalnaya — the widow of putin's most vocal, late critic alexei navalny — has called on kremlin opponents to go en masse to the polls at noon on sunday to protest the election. she's urged the west not to recognise what will be

perry says the experience these students are getting will serve them, whether they pursue a career ind over that what i'm really teaching you is independent, creative problem solving. and whether you work in tech, whether you work in something else, everybody wants independent, creative problem solvers. >> teachers here say this program could be replicated in any schoolúdistrict, and hope to see more students take a serious look at a career in gaming. christien kafton ktvu fox two news. >> and here's a look at the stories trending tonight on ktvu.com. one of the top stories 102 year old oakland man says the fence on his property is always getting vandalized, and while he's been trying to paint over the graffiti doing it quickly enough, as city officials have already started to issue him citations. also, police are looking for more spvictims after they say a man s recording dozens of individuals on a hidden camera inside a starbucks bathroom in san jose. also, a proposed class action lawsuit filed in san francisco federal court alleges the luxury brand hermes is violating antitrust law

will stay on the job. hello, i'm caitriona perry. another six years in power is almost all but certain for russia's vladimir putin, as the country is in the midst of voting to choose its president. mr putin faces no serious opposition — with his rivals dead, in prison, or in exile. acts of protest have taken place across russia, including incidents involving dye being poured into ballot boxes and fireworks being set off at the polls. yulia navalnaya — the widow of putin's most vocal, late critic alexei navalny — has called on kremlin opponents to go en masse to the polls at noon on sunday to protest the election. she's urged the west not to recognise what will be putin's fifth term as president. our russia editor, steve rosenberg, is in moscow with more. russia's democracy is the best in the world, the kremlin says. and at polling station 38 in moscow, we found a choice of candidates and plenty of voters. democracy in action, right? not quite. realistically, only one man can win this. vladimir putin! the man who's been on russia's po

perry, thank you for that. former president trump's allies are coming to his defense after he said there will be a bloodbath if he doesn't win back the white house. they say trump's remarks that a rally in ohio were taken out of context. >> we're going to put a 100% tariff on every single car that comes across the line, and you're not going to be able to sell those guys. if i get elected now, if i don't get elected, it's going to be a bloodbath for the whole. that's going to be the least of it. it's going to be a bloodbath for the country. that'll be the least of it. >> the trump campaign insists he was talking about the impact on the auto industry. even former vice president mike pence, who says he will not endorse trump, agreed with the campaign's explanation. >> cease fire negotiations are expected to resume today in qatar as the war rages in gaza, abc news has learned that israel is now demanding that no adult males be allowed to return to northern gaza, which has been mostly cleared of hamas prime minister benjamin netanyahu remains determined to attack the city of rafah, where nearly 1.5 million palestin

. >> we will see how today goes. danya perry. thanks so much for being with us. appreciate it. sara. >> later today, potentially historic visit for the vice president. she's stopping at a clinic that provides abortions as the biden in campaign focuses on reproductive rights. and this morning a teenage girl is in the hospital fighting for her life after a brutal beating police say, by a 15-year-old girl. and at any moment we could learn the jury's verdict and the james crumbley trial. that's the father charged in the deadly michigan school shooting. that was perpetrated by his son. all that's coming up >> the lead with jake tapper today it for on cnn >> hi, my name is kim and i am 41 years old. i've been given the opportunity to work from home. so that means lots of video calls. i see myself more and i definitely see those deeper lines i'm still kim and i got botox cosmetic. i wanted to keep the expressions that i would normally have. you know, you're right, you're on camera. and the only person they can look at as you i was really happy with the results. i looked like me just w

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he said, scott perry, the debt looks like $34 trillion, it will be 35 trillion by may. wrong trajectory. last week, a congressional budget office came out with a new report showing that we are heading towards record spending levels, record deficit levels, record debt levels, record interest payments, the list goes on and on. we are on a terrible trajectory in terms of our fiscal finances but i will say that the fiscal responsibility act what was signed into place was the biggest piece of deficit reduction legislation that we've seen in over a decade. so does it fix sni it? not even close. baby steps are better than no stems i was glad to see they did something to start to curb discdiscretionary spending, otherwise it would have been much higher than it was. maria: how do we get out of the debt we're facing with the interest on the debt alone costing upwards of a trillion dollars. the white house announced 5 and-a-half trillion dollars of new and higher taxes in president biden's massive $7.3 trillion budget. is that the only way to get out of here, higher taxes, as well

will likely drag on for years. rihanna, back to you. >> all right, perry, thank you for that breakdown. the government is also looking to crack down on price gouging in the supermarket industry after a new report found major grocery stores took advantage of supply shortages during the pandemic. the federal trade commission claims large supermarket chains raised their prices higher than necessary to pad their profits, and pressured food suppliers to favor them over smaller stores. >> a violent scene at the southern border. new video shows migrants rushing through a border fence in el paso, texas. take a look migrants stormed the border, overwhelming national guard troops sent to the border by the governor. some local politicians are voicing outrage at the scene, while others claim it shows that deploying the national guard is ineffective. those migrants were eventually taken into custody for processing it all comes as an appeals court considers a new texas law that would allow local police to arrest migrants suspected of crossing the border illegally. >> new problems plaguing boeing, a s

will also cast their votes. and with the result all but guaranteed, we'll take a look at what putin's hold on the country means for the people of russia and ukraine. hello. i'm caitriona perryyear of elections. more than half the world are taking to the polls with elections in more than 64 countries. many will be tightly fought. but this weekend's ballot in russia will not. russians are now casting their ballots for president. 112 million people are eligible to vote. among them, residents of what russia is claiming as its new territories in the east of ukraine. territories that ukraine is still fighting hard to gain back control of. ukraine and its allies say they will not recognise the election's results. with vladmir putin's opponents in exile, imprison or dead, his victory is practically certain. if mr putin serves out the full six—year term he's likely to win, he'll become the longest—serving russian leader since catherine the great.

. >> but perry, i was about to change about drastically and nor the better. this week, tyson foodsd announced that it will be permanently closing its pork factoryl be closing in. perry killing around 1200 jobs in a town of just 8000 people. so as perry residents strugglese to cope with mass layoffs, tyson foodo copes has its eyes s different class of workers. the company is now offering new jobs to asylum seekers in other states like new york. >> bloomberg says tyson's tracking migrants in a massive database. they scroll through the data like facebook. >> you see a worker you like tap higher. r yo they even had a job fair. >> so you at a tyson fair in new york city not so long ago where tyson was basically making this pitch. what did you observe when you went there? they created a database fo r these new asylum seekers in new york city. so these people woul kers in ned come in, they learn a little bit about the company. and for the most part, tyson thy gone through details their various details of their application. and so man of they of them 17 the day i was there, and then anotherle 70 a couple of weeks