world service languages, is auoin to going. world service languages, is going to see _ going.e languages, is going to see some _ going. world service languages, is going to see some of _ going. world service languages, is going to see some of those - going. world service languages, is going to see some of those world | going to see some of those world service language services go to online only, digital only, are you worried about losing a lot of global audiences by doing that are not online? ., ., ., online? some of the language services are — online? some of the language services are already _ online? some of the language services are already digital - online? some of the language i services are already digital only. not all of them have what we call linear output right now, radio or television. thatjourney would accelerate over the next few months and years. that's because that's where the audience is going to be. might there be a short—term loss in what we call reached a number of people coming to ourjournalism? it's possible if we get too far ahead of the market but in th

world service languages, part of this digitalfirst world service languages, part of this digital firsthose wild first language services go to online only, digital only, aren't you worried about losing aren't you worried about losing a lot of global audiences by doing that, who aren't online? some of the language services are already digital only, in fact. not all of them have what we call linear outputs right now, radio or television, so thatjenny will accelerate the next few months and years. that is because, again, that is where the audiences are moving. might there be a short—term loss in what we call reach, the number of people coming to our journalism? as possible, if we get too far ahead of the market, but in the longer run thatis market, but in the longer run that is where the audiences will be on a sustainable basis. and if we're not moving into those markets, overseas and in the uk, we are actually then going to see long—term decline and that is the thing we want to avoid. . ., . to avoid. the director-general told the house _ to avoid. the director-general told the house of _

of cornwall visited this building, new broadcasting house, on thursday to mark 90 years of the world servicewere keen to see where the magic happens. classical music plays i don't think we have featured any royal comments on newswatch before, but in a first, here is a tweet from prince charles after his visit, directed at world service staff. finally, a plea from an elderly viewer along with a compliment for us at newswatch, which we couldn't resist including. ian plummerfrom dunstable got on the telephone to make this point. my point is, first of all, to congratulate your programme on being the only one on the news channel that gives a phone number. i'm 90 years old. i don't have a computer. i don't have a smartphone. i would appreciate it very much if your programme could put pressure on the news channel whenever they do a "your questions answered", to put a phone number up so that people like me can get in touch. thank you, ian, and thank you for your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions about anything you see or hear on bbc news and current affairs on tv, radio, or soci

this was the journalism of three journalists of bbc world service disinformation unit.nd thumbs up, it was really intrepid work. they went through loads of twitter profiles and identified through reverse image searching false profiles, the stealing of identities, basically. this lady photographed here is one such victim of these shenanigans. she is an indian influencer and she hasn't used twitter. she was quite neutral on the ukraine-russian conflict. her image was stolen and a twitter account was created in her name. that is one example of many that were identified in this particular repor this particular lady is an australian influencer. she was presented as somebody with india and miami connections. what was common to both of these , this profile was created on the very day the conflict began. what is clear is these profiles are being used to promote hashtags, #istandwithputin or #istandwithrussia. you can see a huge spike in the creation of profiles in 2022 around the beginning of the russian invasion of ukraine. there was a lot of comment on social media. people pi

world. federal antimonopoly service received lukoil's petition to buy shell's business in russia, tass reportsants production plant in the tver region, as well as a network of 411 gas stations, the deal should be completed. after the approval of the phases, shell expects that this will happen this year. let me remind you that in february the company announced its withdrawal from all joint projects. with russia including nord stream 2 and sakhalin 2 as well, then announced its intention to start phasing out russian petroleum products pipeline gas and lng acquisition russian business shell will help lukola to actively develop the lubricants business, as well as expand sales channels, including the retail network, the company noted. with me, until the beginning of next year, i am ready not to punish banks that do not provide access to the fast payment system through a mobile application. however, provided that they provide an alternative possibility for remote transfers in st. petersburg, the regulator notes that the decision was made to reduce the burden under the conditions of the sanction, and

the region is home from the world's deadliest service groups such as al qaeda and let me state affiliates which continue to stage attacks killing civilians and government soldiers last year. death from terrorism in the style region, accounts for 35 percent of the global total and international authorities have failed to prevent an escalation in the violence. funds recently scaled down is engagement in the region from its former colonial state molly and we spoke with an associate professor at the university of south africa. we show the crisis in the south hell has actually stemmed from the foreign interference in the region. carol, he's in continued to continue to exist in dr. jim because they're in nature. i'm just doing gardening was of immediate. tar. he stayed time soon. we are a little bit range in miley colonizing day. and a susie and our veterans, all the west and forces. awfully gar, in disney gotten mildly the main unstable their continent. oddly got the mains on. the board you goes over here is all the western countries, those international forces when they enter, then most of th

world. a memorial service will al jazeera journalists, sharing a claim has been held in the palestinian city of rama. she was killed while covering, and he's really rate in the west bank palestinian leaders. the israel was fully responsible for the journalist's death. israel says it's still unclear who killed her. the united states, as it has now seen more than a 1000000 coven 19 deaths. president joe biden described it as a tragic milestone. comments com, ahead of a virtual summit on the pandemic, at which it will appeal for a renewed international commitment on tackling the virus throwing in all experts in south africa. a new sub variance of only crime could cause a 5th wave of coven 19 infections. only around a 3rd of the population is vaccinated, though most of acquired a degree of natural immunity. through previous infections, doubly correspondent or increase reports from cape town. a crowded venue life music, good pipes that sweat him soon dantes o and his band have been missing for almost 2 years. south africa, strict cove at 19 restrictions have kept things quiet, doing that time. if

is little working closely with the digital services team on how can we modernize and move away from the paper we use right now to move to a more digital worldm was created in 2017. it is 2.5 years. our job is to make it possible to get things done with the city online. >> one of the reasons permitting is so difficult in this city and county is really about the scale. we have 58 different department in the city and 18 of them involve permitting. >> we are expecting the residents to understand how the departments are structured to navigate through the permitting processes. it is difficult and we have heard that from many people we interviewed. our goal is you don't have to know the department. you are dealing with the city. >> now if you are trying to get construction or special events permit you might go to 13 locations to get the permit. here we are taking 13 locations into one floor of one location which is a huge improvement for the customer and staff trying to work together to make it easy to comply with the rules. >> there are more than 300 permitting processes in the city. there is a huge to do list that we are possessing digital. the

you are in the financial services world as it is called. u left to go work in nonprofit in harlem. why did you do that? darren: for me, it was never about piling up money. for me, it was ultimately about service. david: you did that for a number of years. you did that for a number of years. then you joined the rockefeller organization. then you were recruited to go to the ford foundation. darren: i went to ford as a vice president. ford was a much larger foundation. it was a lateral move but i had a bigger remit. david: ford was looking for a new president and you were one of the candidates. you went into the interview and said, i am going to change this completely if i get this job. i'm going to focus on social inequality and make everything dealing with social inequality our focus. darren: what i said was the foundation was to disparately organized and we needed a single -- too disparately organized and we needed a single northstar for our work, which we did not have and never had. david: when you got the position, ford announced we are go

world maps. why? some services stopped accepting payments? and what are being done, including in the country itself, counting on the flow of tourists from russia nato and they sent. i propose today to exchange operational information on the current issue, each in his own way, let's talk, assess the situation, i'm sure there will be something to talk about. we do. this is outside the scope of the agenda, but today we will hold our meetings, without any preliminary trips at all, and today vladimir putin discussed the situation in ukraine, including the humanitarian one, with german chancellor olaf scholz, we talked on the phone at the initiative of berlin, the president once again explained in detail the logic and main tasks special operations for the protection of donbass spoke about how they ensure the safety of civilians, as well as the evacuation of people who were held by the ukrainian security forces at the mariupol plant. let me remind you that azov began to be held with the participation of representatives of the un and the internationa

we're not engaged in what we might consider a traditional war, every single day around the world american serviceng themselves in harm's way to defend our freedoms. we talk a lot now in these last six days about what congress can do to change things in terms of gun violence. but what's out there at the top of the list in terms of what veterans need? what congress should be looking at on this memorial day in terms of serving those who have served our country. >> it's focused on toxic exposures, cancer-inducing exposures that are impacting all generations and millions of veterans. it's gone through the house. we're hoping schumer will bring it for a vote before january 6th. he promised to do that. it looks like there's bipartisan support. there was a rally in washington, d.c. this weekend uniting all veterans organizations led by jon stewart. this might be a unique opportunity to be united and to get things done. the president supported it. his son may have been lost to cancer caused by burn pits. vietnam veterans fighting for compensation and health care for a generation. it's an opportunity to co

world. the federal antimonopoly service received a petition from lukoil to buy shell's business in russia, tasseports, we are talking about a lubricants production plant in the tver region, as well as a network of 411 gas stations. shell expects the deal to be completed this year. of all joint projects. with russia, including nord stream-2 and sakhalin-2, the acquisition of the russian business of shell will help lukoil to actively develop the lubricants business, as well as expand sales channels, including the retail network, the company noted. the central bank until the beginning of next year is ready not to punish banks that do not provide access to the fast payment system through a mobile application. however, provided that they provide an alternative possibility for remote transfers in st. petersburg, regulators note that the decision was adopted to reduce the load in the face of sanctions, as well as due to the possible unavailability of mobile applications in the apple store and google play, let me remind you that in april the central bank already postponed the mandatory connection to th

world service languages, part of this digital first policy, is going to see some of those world serviceerseas and in the uk, we are actually then going to face long—term decline and that's the very thing we're trying to avoid. so, the director—general told the house of lords select committee earlier this week that bbc has lost 1,200 staff in about 18 months and he said that more would be leaving. at what point does it get too much to be able to sustain a proper news service? yeah, i think that's a really important balance that we've got to strike. we have to make sure that even if we've got to take costs out of the system, for all the reasons to do with our funding that you've mentioned, and, of course, serious inflation right now, so we do have to have a real cost control operation going on in the bbc, we're spending public money, after all, it's important for us to recognise that quality products, whether in news or elsewhere, requires a certain level of resilience and skills in the staff. actually, by converting the model of the news channel, we're actually making a little bit less o

world. a memorial service for the al jazeera journalist sharina actually has been held in the palestinian city of remodel. she was killed just one day earlier before pop curie covering rather and is really rate in the west bank, tells me leaders say that israel was fully responsible for the journalist. israel says that it is still unclear. kilter. south korea says that north korea has test launched 3 short range ballistic missiles into the ocean and a military parade which you see here from april north korea's leader kim jong and said that he would speed up the development of nuclear weapons despite a un resolution banning the north from launching ballistic missiles capable of carry nuclear warheads. u. s. senate democrats have failed to pass a bill that would have made the right to an abortion a federal law. the legislation was meant to counter the supreme court expected move to overturn the landmark roe vs wade decision, which legalized abortion across the united states. in 1973. staying in the u. s. president biden has called for a renewed fight against coven 19. i'll addressing a virtual g

world. lake time. oh look went people. baikal service in the world what else is a lake?e and glass of the passenger team, because they have less on their account, but climb into your version, well, the coma team is a beautiful italian lake. ah valery victoria lake victoria ok let's check the answers so what do you think on the top line? which answer baikal yes is the most popular answer. open delay. yeah, well, i hope it's there for a long time transparent fresh water will be preserved in an incredible amount. the longer the better, huh? what other versions of issyk-kul lochness did you have, michigan michigan that's why you suddenly named michigan from the great lakes well, in such a russian pronunciation, michigan is still why suddenly there is still a name, in my opinion, a much more famous one i have in mind, ontario but at least, because fenimore cooper wrote. here it is here pathfinder's big waterfall. there's a monster on the shores, antario, and you'll tell. i'm just like time about the great lakes that are american canadian and well, once it sounded simply michi

world. a memorial service for the al jazeera journalist, sharina i will actually has been held in the palestinian city of remodel. she was killed the day before on covering and is really raised in the west bay palestinian leader say israel was fully responsible for the journalist death. israel says it's still unclear who killed her. u. s. senate democrats have failed to pass a bill that would have made the right to an abortion a federal law. the legislation was meant to counter the supreme court expected. moved to overturn the landmark roe vs wade ruling, which originally legalized abortion across the united states. was staying in the u . s. president biden has called for a renewed fight against coven 19 while addressing a virtual gathering on the pandemic in a recorded video message by warned against complacency when it comes to battling the virus. now the same, it comes as the u. s. is approaching 1000000 deaths related to coven 90 flags across the country were lowered to have staff today to mark this tragic milestone. the online psycho hosted by the u. s. is the latest attempt to speed up the

is little working closely with the digital services team on how can we modernize and move away from the paper we use right now to move to a more digital worldeated in 2017. it is 2.5 years. our job is to make it possible to get things done with the city online. >> one of the reasons permitting is so difficult in this city and county is really about the scale. we have 58 different department in the city and 18 of them involve permitting. >> we are expecting the residents to understand how the departments are structured to navigate through the permitting processes. it is difficult and we have heard that from many people we interviewed. our goal is you don't have to know the department. you are dealing with the city. >> now if you are trying to get construction or special events permit you might go to 13 locations to get the permit. here we are taking 13 locations into one floor of one location which is a huge improvement for the customer and staff trying to work together to make it easy to comply with the rules. >> there are more than 300 permitting processes in the city. there is a huge to do list that we are possessing digital. the first pr

world. like the service women and men i just visited in the republic of korea, the troops i spent time withnd in march. making real our commitment the security of our nato allies. in the indo pacific, a maritime theater will be the leading edge of our response to humanitarian disasters. throwing people throughout the region of the ability of the united states to be a force for good. you will defend the international rights of the road, an indo pacific that is free and open, ensure freedom of navigation of the south china fc and beyond. make sure the sea lanes are made opened and secure. these long-standing principles are the bedrock of the global economy, global stability. you're going to help get together allies in the indo pacific for the first time. did anybody think, when i called for sanctions against russia, in addition to nato, that australia, japan, north korea, some of the ossian countries would stand up and support those sanctions? the world is moving so rapidly. i need not tell you aviators. in the next decade, you will be able to circumvent the world within the atmosphere. it'll

for its enrichment, but today 40 percent of the world market for services is still enrichmentalso one of the world's leading developers of new materials for a dozen industries in any one of the technological leaders. hope this trend continues. so we said that ok, this is a trend, so we said. eh, material, yes, to many industries at once. they helped, starting from the aircraft industry, and finishing many industries at once. helped start answering the aircraft industry finish medicine there. we are now very focused on the mashinostroitelny block. we have strengthened , we, uh, yes, now we are very focused on the machine building block, we have put on our machines, construction assets. there are many orders. and another thought is there are a lot of uh gases. and here's another thought. uh, here, the more they put pressure on us, the more we work, the more they work on the zones, the more where everything works for us or the team is active we will be requests from the oil and gas industry and for a specific turnover requests from the oil and gas industry and and specific in gen

here's another thing, and in principle, the games of the special services of the great, middle powers, powers around the worldcret services, and play games, but here is the involvement of ordinary people in all these stories. usually citizens. this, of course, is an absolutely abnormal story and the fact that the united states is going for it. or maybe they could be here. uh, so at the suggestion of the british secret services, maybe, uh, because of some black cash desks of black business, this, of course, absolutely uh. well, pretty disgusting. and we have e we have achieved that. that stage in the development of world society, when ordinary people can live a normal life, that's politics. ah, intelligence agencies. they can play some serious games with each other, but this should not affect ordinary people and ordinary business. here is your story - this is one of the first stories when the united states began to cross these red lines and draw them into dirty games. and for those who should not be concerned at all , we will continue the conversation with instantin yaroshenko and we will talk about the specia

service medal, anyway. i have seen you in action. this is the finest military, not a joke we have the finest military in the history of the world. u, admiral, for the work you have done to put these young men and women in shape. i arrived here four days ago, the officers and armed services of the united states of america. secretary del toro, admiral gill bay, general berger, you know better than anyone how important these munitions are, we are going to ask these young officers to carry out. looking out this field, it is clear to me are sending our finest. great to see you, i am told you are here. want to recognize congressman dish ra and congressman crowley, both here today as proud parents, commissioning midshipmen. >> [applause] pres. biden: i know midshipmen are holding in their hearts the memory of two classmates who tragically did not live to see this day. i hope i am pronouncing the name correctly, carino and michael mill james. this is your day. i want to start by recognizing the people who got you here. your parents. your family. everyone here who shows the support to get you there, that is their day as well stand up and

for union and women in the secret service and to their credit they just do a marvelous job in my view and when you look at the history of the country most of those world events, the secret service was behind the scenes, allowing those events to take place. and a lot of it has to do with her training you. no, we've got a terrific training facility out in beltsville, maryland, and you'll see some examples this night of where that training paid off in world events. >> i think we have a picture that happened of an event that happened at the white house. tell a little bit about that. nobody is the secret service agents you, see them nicer, they have their earpiece in, but you never say that white weapons. here is a photo of a long gun that's out, and can you tell us a little bit about what happened here? >> sure. so i remember president bush just coming back from a visit out of town and we came back to the white house and typically once you get inside the gates of the white house there's a little sense of relief that you've accomplished your mission and there's a little bit of a deep breath but just as we are pulling up to the oval office area where the pr

well, the russians who are in turkey complain that some services in this country stopped accepting worldayment, they called turkish airlines, among other things, is this true and what to do in such a situation dmitry horn found out problems with limited rest, not in the absence solutions, and the desire to look for them is considered by experts in the tourism industry. the first swallows of nominal restrictions arrived from the favorite resort of russians, tourist forums are filled with indignant messages every day. the reason is the largest turkish air carrier. stopped accepting payment for tickets with world cards. now i tried to book prices for 3 days when paying with a debit card, alpha-bank, world, it didn’t work out for someone today it’s possible to buy tickets in the application or on the website for the second hour. i can’t even get to the payment, supposedly there are some problems. it’s only interesting for me or in general, it’s already my second day, so i can’t even reach the payment, the direction was given by man when i tried istanbul book displayed on the payment page, ca

separately, a spokesman for president bush says he has all the confidence in the world in the secret servicentelligence communities. john. >> dickerson: catherine herridge, great reporting. thank you. now to the election and primary day as voters in five states head to the polls. today's races are not just about the candidates but also about how much sway former president donald trump still holds over the republican party. that's especially true in georgia, where cbs' ed o'keefe is watching the results. >> reporter: voters turned out today across the state of georgia. the most high-profile race, the republican primary for governor, painting the current officeholder, brian kemp, against former senator david perdue, who is backed by former president donald trump. kemp got out-of-state support of his own from former vice president mike pence, who is openly defying his former boss. >> and when you say yes to governor brian kemp tomorrow, you will send a deafening message all across america that the republican party is the party of the future. >> reporter: trump called into a rally for perdue. >>

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service members since world war i that are the meaning behind memorial day weekend. e is the poppy wall, it depicts the poppy. each one is representative of one service member who has fallen in combat since world war i. the poppies signify the significant sacrifice or freedoms we will enjoy this weekend and everyday thereafter. >> carley: 645,000 poppies on the wall, stretches 133 feet and it is 8.5 feet high. how long does it take to create this memorial? >> we've had crews working 24 hours for the last day or day and a half, it will be complete this morning. if you are in the dc area, i encourage everyone to come out. >> carley: our director rusty gaze taught in the paper poppies to honor national poppy day today. the flower is chosen for a specific reason. tell us about the history there. >> that is right. it dates back to world war i, lieutenant colennel in the army lost a friend at the battle of belgium. he saw the poppies and he wrote a poem called in flounder field and a professor read the poem and wrote a response poem entitled "we shall keep the faith," and s

separately, a spokesman for president bush says he has all the confidence in the world in the secret service, law enforcement, and intelligence communities. john. >> dickerson: catherine herridge, great reporting. thank you. now to the ongoing baby formula shortage. a second air force cargo plane loaded with formula from germany is expected to arrive in virginia tomorrow and will be greeted by first lady jill biden and the surgeon general. here's cbs' meg oliver. >> reporter: all eyes are on this nestle distribution center near allentown, pennsylvania, where the second emergency shipment of baby formula will be sent after arriving at washington dulles airport. 114 pallets of hypoallergenic formula for infants will be sorted for delivery to hospitals, families in need, and retailers nationwide, as soon as this weekend. in an effort to get them there faster, the federal government has waived drive time requirements for truckers transporting vital baby formula ingredients and packaging. meantime, the fed's slow response to safety concerns at the country's largest formula-making plant is coming

present, some foreign banks acquirers that provide acceptance of world cards in these countries can independently make decisions when the services or on the card sites of some of those russian banks that are under blocking sanctions is stopped and reject transactions in their country with world cards of such banks in turkey of acquiring banks that interact with the world system. now three are the country's largest woks to a bank from a bank, from and zira from a bank with cafes in shops and for services where there are terminals of these organizations, you can pay without problems with a ruble card in some cases old firmware does not allow the device to pay, you must first ask the seller. if we say, then a trip and, accordingly, payment on the spot, then, well, probably the safest way here is to pay in cash. ah, in the currency of the country where the trip is actually made. if we talk about uh, some additional methods, then in many countries, in fact, the map of the world is still accepted as the most reliable way among tourists, it is considered better to change cash already in the country of visit in the same antalya, rubles

we count on your expert support to build a truly unique and best psychological help service in the world. yes, we have exactly such an ambition and we have an ambition to do it quickly so that together with the victory in the war, we also won this victory over the sick shock and stress of our citizens. art is one of the means to cope with stressful situations, and perhaps the biggest stress for ukrainian children is constant news from the front alarm signals and sounds of shelling in order to overcome fear, stress and pain, the artist from bila tserkva wants to be creative in more detail in the story of our correspondents, and it came out of this desire to protect the home of each of our ukrainian residents with such a guardian angel, this is only blanks , this is how it looks already after firing the product for more than three years ago, olena organized an art studio , but with the beginning of a full-scale war, the white church froze for a while and the workshop suspended its activities, the artist says she felt devastation and despair, but decided to place my emotions in the clay pro

defend the as of steel factory into some sort of heroes, like the soviet defenders of service to pull during world war 2. it's not true, of course the films will twist the plot is they want me that with our enemies will benefit from this propaganda. they will write books about this. we will write our own was of course, the last part of this entire mary pool saga is devoted to this ideological war. there is serious propaganda work and information war. but we have shown that even without any serious advantage, we have defeated them on if we have shown that the enemy can be beaten from even in the urban conditions where the ratio is one to one, there are a few who have managed to do this in history while you know from ok, john parker and america activists, rider and leader in the communist workers world party, visited the lugens people's republic this week to show his support for the reconstruction effort. he also express concerns that the us administration has been backing the neo nazi affiliated government and give the they train these neo nazis. and not only that, there are neo nazis in the united

internations that was the leged lee z by police kiss was presentive to the cat no ling to any forange services worlds pro secuter claims that inconten and clearbolitical immediately after the verdict algiers futility, real fascism of the european union, when all sorts of evidence without any punishment that would be on the table comes to the police and doing the will of the fascist regime, without rendering so far. policy let's go home. i will return the real spies figured out by the lithuanian special services. in my memory, not a single one so that some carriers of stolen and transferred documents secret data with the fact of transferring this data with cipher codes , etc. they began to throw in prisons and those who thought there were criminal cases of journalists from latvia to estonia, a lot of similar cases are fresh in my memory and the case of alexei grech with the organizer bessmertny shelf. in lithuania, he was made a spy and sentenced to 4 years. deprivation of liberty. court. also, by the way, it was closed and completely incomprehensible. what is this man found guilty of? what is the evi

and here it will be necessary for all the special services of the world to gather and sign the most commonm. uh, in the hands of the secret services to destroy the states of the territories of the nationality and so on. this is where we need to go, and all nazis need to be destroyed immediately. wherever they are. today we have such opportunities and there are on the territory of russia have repeatedly been detained. criminals from the territory of ukraine that they left even received russian passports and, as they say , a huge number of guest workers, they are still under the control of the special services of ukraine. and today we know that the special services of ukraine manage it in the information field. this is the uk, and america is pushing them to do so by supplying weapons. america will do everything by someone else's hands. thank you very much. thank you for such an emotional conversation. i think that together we will find additional nazi criminals who, of course, it will need to be shorter. this morning we showed a video with eight-year-old lyosha from the belgorod region, who

speaking out the world economic forum in davos, he said the world should stop buying russian goods and services with every dollar the and euro that russia makes of hose. the putin regime. he also said russia is trying to blackmail the international community by offering to unblock black. see, pause in return for relaxed sanctions. is what que, labor had to say? 3 months of fighting. my message is very simple, kill russian exports is except some critical, critical items that the worst needs. but when you, the broad strategy aimed not at blocking this or this, but the goal do be strategic purpose should be kill russian. experts stop buying from russia, still allowing them to make money, which they then invest in the war machine that destroys kills rapes and tortures people when you create to mature kill labor. there were, let's get some reaction to that idea of isolating russia in the hope of ending the war. we can hear from hedge fund manager and prominent kremlin critic bill browder who's also in dallas. he's been speaking to d. w. he's been visiting bill is total economic isolation of let me p

world. today. nigeria, the airlines are suspending services because of the high cost of jet fuel. the 9 carriers are urging travelers to make alternative arrangements to avoid being stranded at airports, the transport minister once the airlines to reconsider their decision. french president, in montana my call has been inaugurated for a 2nd term at aisd ceremony at b. alizae palace lock home beat far ride rival marie le pen in a runoff boat last month. he's the 1st french leader in 20 years to win a 2nd mandate. given authority say at least 26 people are dead and dozens are injured after an explosion ripped through a hotel in the capitol. havana rescue operations are underway. authority say preliminary information should suggest a gas leak. a 5 star hotel was under renovation. when the blast hit and afghanistan, the taliban have ordered women to cover their full body and public. it's one of the harshest restrictions imposed on women since the hard line is louis group returned to power. last year. these women just lost another right. they have right to be seen in public. this could

there is tremendous opportunity for asian americs an to continue to advance in the financial services worldproducts harm children, stoke division and weaken our democracy. teens blame instagram for increases in the rate of anxiety and depression. it's not great when your customers are voting with their feet and deciding to kind of walk away. facebook's parent company meta dropping more than 26% last week... that is more than $230 billion in market share value. when will there be accountability? how many more people need to be harmed before mark zuckerberg listens? >>> welcome back to the "techcheck." if you have been watching the mega caps this week, you are probably wondering what has happened to apple testimony stock is on pace for its worst months since 2020. now heading for eight straight weeks of declines. steve cowac vac has more on this terrible week. >> apple is off almost 25% from those january highs when it was at that $3 trillion market cap the last two weeks alone brutal for apple, down about 12%. analysts still searching for the bottom, but remaining optimistic web bush's dan i

trying to get one, because the chemo failed, i was told there was nobody in this entire world that could be a serviceableonor much for me. -- match for me. and it was absolutely devastating. that is where the idea, using the dmv framework to get more donors, came about. kristen: it is a long story of how your own brother eventually turned out to be your donor. which we won't get into right now. although we have a wonderful picture of the two of you. thank goodness for your brother. doctor, is it really hard, especially for minorities, to find a match? and why is that? >> yeah, thank you so much. thank you for inviting me to be here with you, charlie. it is a really special event for me as your physician. when we are looking for matches for bone marrow transplants for patients with lung cancer -- blood cancers, primarily, we are looking at patients that are compatible with the recipient. it is a pretty complex process that we go through. but the just of it is that the genetics of our immune system somewhat carry along ethnic and racial lines. so people with similar background will have similar genetics of

let's turn to the world of tech now, and messaging service whatsapp.self to talk to friends. it has two billion users, and carries 100 billion messages a day. well, you could soon be getting messages from companies, after facebook owner meta, which bought whatsapp in 2014, announced new software for firms who want to get in touch with customers. ceo mark zuckerberg has been talking it up. already more than a billion users connect with a business account across our messaging services every week. they are reaching out to help, to find products and services and buy anything from big—ticket items to everyday goods. today, i am excited to announce that we are opening whatsapp to any business of any size around the world with whatsapp a cloud api. in a few minutes, any business or developer can access our service, bill directly above whatsapp to customise their experience and a speed up their response time to customers by using our secure whatsapp cloud api hosted by meta, to help more business connect with people and more people message businesses they want

one of the world's largest financial services companies does warn the risk of global recession is rising. morgan stanley economists made that forecast as inflation hit the highest level in 40 years, and the fed takes steps to rein and consumer prices and demand. some economists have said their biggest concern is the fed moving too quickly and sending the economy into a recession. speak of america, deutsche bank and fannie may have already predicted a recession within the next two years. it's not just increasing prices for products. we are also paying more to pay for those products. the national retail federation reports business owners paid nearly $138 million in credit and debit card swipe fees in 2021. many of those businesses past that cost along to shoppers by increasing prices. the retail federation says the average family paid an extra $900 in swipe fees last year and that is expected to increase at least another $75 this year. teenagers are helping business owners struggling with the diminishing number of available workers, according to the wall street journal. more young people a

i miss, ah, you, austin and you public service are supporting world chris freedom, day media and initiative of the european broadcasting union. oh, much of the world now wants to wash its hands of russian oil. as the word ukraine drags on, european countries are readying to ban imports of the fuel will take a look how rushes economy is faring under this barrage of sanctions. also in this edition of made in germany, the new silk road is russia's war, destroying what china built. and new york is the fashion industry ready to give full transparency on its suppliers and bangladesh. how's the textile industry changed since the deadly ran a plaza accident and 2013? i'm chelsea delaney welcome to the show. now let's start with the russian word, juice back or an english friendship. that's the name of the oil pipeline running from russia to europe. but the relationship between the e u and russia has unraveled since students forces invaded ukraine. the latest move to sever ties is the plan to ban russian oil imports. that would just deprive moscow of a key source of revenue and ads, the economic gloo

world war ii, but they needed more information. where was he buried? nobody seemed to know. why was he not listed as killed in action in service in world war ii? in the u.s. military when a servicemember is killed in action, the survivors get benefits, and they are entitled to receive full military honors at funerals. and in mike's culture and in private fox's culture, the un unugan culture, when a warrior dies protecting their villages songs were written and sung. it has always been a huge honor in the native culture to be a fallen warrior, but private george fox got none of this from america, from his federal government, and even from the amazing alaska native people. mike livingston, the detective with the servant's heart, wanted to right this wrong. he wanted to do it for private fox, for his community, for his people, for his state, for his country. so he got to work on this mystery. he began to dig deeper. he called every federal agency he could think of to try to get more information about this mysterious alaska native whose memory had faded, whose heroism wasn't recognized. but mike ran into brick wall after brick wall, calling federal

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world war ii. but, his service was all but forgotten at the time of his death. >> i want to make sure that he had arter: seated next to the war hero's casket was his neighbor, deshaun hicks. the two had a 10-year bond. >> he was like a grandfather to me. he always talked to me about goodwill, go intent, having goodwill, good intent, having compassion for others. >> reporter: he had just turned 100 years old. >> yes. when he turned 100 years old, i was there to knock on his door and say, "congratulations. you did it." and he would laugh and grin. >> reporter: despite being a quiet man, hicks says dednam played jazz music loudly every sunday. >> i think he wanted the world to know that he served and how much an ordinary person can make such a big difference. >> reporter: eugene dednam, an extraordinary life. nikki battiste, cbs news, paramus, new jersey. >> o'donnell: may he rest in peace. we'll be right back. on the oregon coast. live i have two daughters and then two granddaughters. i noticed that memories were not there like they were when i was much younger. since taking prevagen, my memory has g