i sort of put my arm around xander and i knew that this is, this is serious. in your lifetime you're going to be involved in something like this, you just, it's a surreal moment to be in. i spoke to a police officer and ijust said, "i'm looking for my wife and my daughter." theyjust said, "have a look around", and basically that's what we did. we just went from person on the floor to person on the floor to person on the floor. i kept thinking, "help's going to come soon, just wait, "help's going to come soon." it felt like a long time before somebody finally came over to me and asked me my name. and all i could say was "saffie", ijust said saffie. cos i wanted them to find her. lisa was taken to hospital with life threatening injuries. andrew finally tracked her down at 06:30 the next morning. so, i went to icu, i took a look at lisa and ijust walked behind the bed and just broke down. they went through the possibilities of amputation of her hand, her leg, being paralysed from the neck down, and basically 20% chance of survival. lisa was put into a coma. andre

got your stuff packed, xander, that you want to take? chargers, phones. dreading it. to see you both. nice to see you too. after you give your evidence then we go straight to start the evidence of the people that were there who tried to help. stating the obvious, this is very difficult territory for you, i'm very aware of that. evidence disclosed to the roussos' legal team raised questions about whether saffie could have survived the bombing. at the very start the family'sl understanding was that saffie had died straight away. but saffie lived for- an extended period after she sustained these terrible injuries. i over an hour. and during that time _ she was conscious, she was able to talk, she was able to ask questions. i after the bomb exploded there were fears of a second attack. because of the breakdown in communication between the emergency services, arena workers and members of the public were left to help the injured inside the foyer. paul reid was selling posters that night. it was smokey, and there was people running about screaming, you know. and ijust stood

it's a form of organized crime. ology cleaning this until then xander. hello, i lost you. i am in the car. where are you? oh, so follow up on a laundry. now. i told you land prices are going out. their farm is worth over 10000000 out with i warned you by yourself some land and you'll get rid of it. i will listen to me this time me to caesar. see my clearing the land. they claimed their basically signaling who it belonged to toys. gradually, whoever claimed the land tries to legitimize their ownership, they can sell it later. for a profit is also the land grab. it takes control of public land, sells the timber sets of capital ranch, or giving it a veneer of legality. and he sells the land. 5 or 10 years later, the f, as in the process must be stopped around will continue to lose our public land. large areas of unprotected rain forest and 1000000 square kilometers. the rain cars did on designated public land. one that's not listed under conservation or indigenous land. so that's, that's what the land grab is, go off to blog for the last thing. that's because as long as these

pair, the feature common motifs from classic truck art, south asian animals, and cultural icons. xander, explain the part of human nature since the beginning of mankind to want to look good and to make things around him. look good with some of ali's lions pay close to 400 euros for a set of these kicks as the price for a walk of art that may not last long. the acrylic and enamel pained kinship off, but ali says new orders keep rolling in. thanks to social media and that's it for today. this is cost more now website from the region thing with the theme of color. we leave you now with pictures from holy celebrations across south asia in those in both india and pakistan. attending out for the california festivities. see you next week, and happy holy, the back tooth with interest. the global economy our portfolio d w. business beyond. here's a closer look at the project. our mission. to analyze the fight for market dominance. east this is wes. give that head with d w business beyond these places in europe are smashing all the records, stepped into a bold adventure. it's the treasure map for

pear, the feature common motifs from classic truck art, south asian animals, and cultural icons. xander explain the part of human nature since the beginning of mankind to want to look good and to make things around him look good with some of a lease lions. pay close to 400 euros for a set of these kicks as the price for a walk of art that may not last long. the acrylic and enamel pained kinship off, but ali says new orders keep rolling in, thanks to social media. and that's it for today, it is cost more now website from the region, staying with the theme of color, we leave you now with pictures from holy celebrations across south asia in those in both in dan pakistan. attending out for the california festivities. see you next week and happy holy the back. ah her again that i think that tags and in the end is a meeting. you are not allowed to see you anymore. we will send you back. are you familiar with this? with lions as audi? what's your story with. ready women, especially in victims of vine and take part and send us your story. we are trying always to understand this new culture. ah,

pair, the feature common motifs from classic druck art, south asian animals, and cultural icons. xander it's been a part of human nature since the beginning of mankind to want to look good and to make things around him look good with some of a lease lions. pay close to 400 euros for a set of these kicks as the price for a walk of art that may not last long. the acrylic and enamel pained kinship off, but ali says new orders keep rolling in, thanks to social media. and that's it for today. this was more now website from the region. staying with the theme of color were leave you now with pictures from holy celebrations across south asia in those in both india and pakistan. attending out for the california festivities. see you next week. and happy holy the back! aah! with every day for us and for our planet. global ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make cities greener? how can we protect animals and their habitats? what to do with all our waste? we can make a difference by choosing reforestation over deforestation recycling over disposable smarten solutions over

oh, that tail, mary cecile xander is a curator of contemporary african art. her family comes from france and the tiny west african nation of been aim. she is object. are part of our history and explain who we were. so they're very, very important. it's very symbolical, it's not really a question you know for money or importance of financial importance because some of these objects are very precious. some of them not at all, but the thing is, is that they tell us who we are. ah, identity is the heart of oddest romeo me. the canons work. born in africa, he now lives in france. his family is west african royalty, missouri, romeo. his great great grandfather was king by hanson in what is now the nation of beneath comrade remodeled with her or lula since suggestion. this is sean forgot the scope of the support for his own food. they also selected boundaries enough. will you all fall school was reciprocal for mafia. yeah, yes, but the cool yeah, cool. my true normally be is for to, for, to say back trooper from cooper high school been in this, homer said in 1892, f

to help heal the mental scars left i want, they've experienced not branded other correspond, max xander, who is standing by at the polish ukrainian border max. we know that poland has already taken in more than 2000000 ukrainian refugees so far. how is the situation unfolding where you are one month into this war? right, so the situation here on the ground in fallen in the border region is evolving pretty much everything that's happening on the other side of the border in ukraine, sooner or later on. we'll have an effect on what's going on here right now. but at the moment, it seems at various points here in the region b, at the train station and change that which is the 1st point of entry from any training refugees. a clean by train or the border crossings, or places like this one right here in chemistry. in the city the seems the situation has become a lot calmer over the last couple days and maybe just to give you a little impression of what the situation is right now. this is a former warehouse, a vacant warehouse um, which now serves as a registration. now for passengers and for pe

and in poland is interviews max xander, max, a symbolic visit. well, you could look at it, you could look at this visit as a symbolic one, but there's definitely more to with while the 1st leg of the president binds trip to europe, was about a blog about getting general garnering support for, for nato in, for the and showing support you alliances this. this is 2nd part of the trip here to poland is about to showing support to a country that is a, a frontline state. and a country that is in a very vulnerable position, as the white house put into poland has put up a tremendous humanitarian effort. they've taken in more than 2000000 of nearly 4000000 people fleeing from ukraine. and this is also one of the issues at their presidential biden, is touching on who will be dealing with a during his stay here in poland. am we heard right now? he was touring a touring the bay. c, a sat down with some of the us soldiers serving alongside of with a polish soldiers. i went to a barber shop on the base and had pizza in the dining. and the dining facilities in

where there were burst of rifle fire, a metro station you the orphanage was blown up, al jazeera, xander striving reports. now from lublin and eastern poland in a medieval town in poland, a few hours drive from ukraine. in the courtyard of an old church, volunteers from all over europe are preparing aid convoys, bound for the border. less than a week into the russian invasion. this spontaneous effort aims to help displaced and desperate people inside you crave on you my own needs. they dont have anything . i'm just they don't have anything to get anywhere to sleep. nothing to fight well . volunteers are working against the clock to pack and drive as much aid into the country as they can organize was worry. belushi and forces allied with russia could soon block their supply lines. this effort is the beginning of something bigger for that went on. if you let me anyway, jeff boy as well that the polish government plans to use lublin as a hub for humanitarian personnel. 8 flights and convoys to ukraine, all signs point to a protracted crisis in western europe. marino's ukrainian, living in g

is it abuse a max xander max, a very symbolic visit? right. arguable, you could call it that, but the main goal of this trip to europe of president joe, by his trip to europe, was showing up support for nato. this particular 2nd leg of his trip to poland is about as the white house put it, showing support to a vulnerable ally to a frontline country. m. poland has been receiving the lion's share of polio of ukrainian refugees fleeing the country close to formula. people fled, 2000000 people have made their way to poland. school president bonus expects to address all of these issues. he'll be meeting with the u. s. troops on the ground with members of the 2nd airborne division, as you pointed out. and he also be speaking with humanitarian experts, to thank them for what they're doing here, but also to find ways to explore allison, how, how the us can further help assisting pull into with taking in people here the u. s . has promised to taken ukrainians with family ties to the u. s. and is also pledged money to poland and to other peoples

image zalinski has pressed us president joe biden for more supports during a phone call. gabriel xander has more from washington the 2 leaders talked about security for ukraine and continued security support on behalf of new us to, to ukraine. i also talked about sanctions continuing ramping up of sanctions that biden, apparently towards the sky. you said it would continue to go on and continue to be a point of that. the white house would continue to focus on what was not discussed, or at least what was not mentioned in the read out from the white house where 2 things any sort of calls for by talking about transferring of military aircraft to ukraine. that's something that's been talked about a bit, but there was no discussion of that between the 2 leaders according to the read out and also the no fly zone. a visa, a mastercard, say they are suspending all operations in russia effective immediately. it means transactions for credit cards issued within russia. it won't work outside the country. costs issued elsewhere will no longer work in russia. the companies are the latest to isolate

well, i did w correspondent, a max xander file that report and he joins us not from mash. i michel a close to the polish ukrainian border. welcome max. at what else? have you seen that at the border? right, so here on the ground to show you some train station which is the main entry point for anybody. lee, from ukraine to poland right now by train or coming from the border town of live on the inside of the situation is still quite busy here. and continuously quite busy a week, almost a week after the beginning of the invasion. let's see if we can give you a little look around here to set the scene a bit. this place is busy. as i was saying, a lot of people come through here. i'll probably tens of thousands by now, but they are being received. they are volunteers here on site, handing out food, helping with the coordination of transport. there are a lot of volunteers here, like such as this man with this sign. you can see usually are volunteers who come in on their free time to help people and to help them gets to another place and pull it away from, from, from the border t

is it abuse a max xander max, a symbolic visit woke president joe by ins. trip was all about him showing up support for nato and assistance to you allies in this particular 2nd leg of his trip. this trip to poland was, is all about showing solidarity and showing support to a, an ally in a frontline country of poland, which is dealing with the consequences with the effects of the crisis and playing out on his doorstep. poland has been dealing with the majority with the lion's share. for for geezer fling from ukraine, i'm out of the 4000000 people that have fled nearly more than 2000000 people have actually made their way to poland. so president biden is addressing all these issues here. he's meeting with us troops on the ground, the get a get a 1st hand accounts of what the situation is for them there, but he's also meeting with a polish polish leaders. i with the president under do it, as you mentioned, but also with material experts to try to find ways and how the us can actually assist poland more with taking in refugees and, and providing further financial logistical assistance. and m

he w's max xander reports. shamika the train station is no place to stay. those who can keep on going inland and away from the border. not these men, they are heading in the other direction. oh, i'm not risking anything month on the road. you need all jack your mam. how could i live with myself and stay here in a scotch to play? sir gay has a wife and 2 daughters in ukraine, leaving his job in poland and returning home to ukraine to fight was not a hard choice for him. not all but i was just in shock. mow my yard. you not so which us door more. my family was home, my wife called me when you and i could hear the bombings over the phone for stella . for now. your girl, she's got on the ball with office. he has a bullet proof vest and 2 helmets organized by his friends. i ask him if he thinks they are going to keep him safe. jordan at lornel cigar. i am going to put it on and i'm going to shoot russians until i find out what you're watching. you. tough talk to cope with the situation. sir. gazed scared. he tells us who would be on the platform. the train to wa

is releasing 30000000 barrels from its strategic reserves. galler xander tells us more from new york us stocks again falling on tuesday given the uncertainty of the conflict between russia and ukraine. on tuesday, the dow dropped 700 points about 2 point one percent, s and p 500 about 1.9 percent and the nasdaq dropped to percent as well. but oil prices are going up while they reach over a $100.00 a barrel for the 1st time in about 7 or 8 years. some analysts are pointing to about $125.00 a barrel, is where oil could get to. the longer this conflict goes on, right now, it's about at a 100, a $1607.00 a barrel. commodity prices are also being effected, particularly wheat, russia and ukraine account for about 29 percent of all of the wheat exports in the world. and wheat has jumped up about 5 percent to its highest price in many years as well. this is all part of worries of potential shortages of both oil, certain commodities such as wheat as well. and that is why you're seeing these prices go up, but the bottom line is the markets are continue to not react well to the current conflict

station out there and step back then has asked to ukraine's president about the mental strain he xander after more than 2 weeks of war. folemi zalinski, 2 questions from journalists. any secure component in keith? my name is step fasa from al jazeera english, a bombing, children's hospitals, or maternity wards, residential areas. there seems to be part of the strategy to force you to surrender . this is clearly not working, but it must have an enormous impact on you. mentally. she'll still fletcher and ga, regarding the children and the beautiful mothers and what happened to them. how can any normal person react to this? well, it's simply an act of terrorism, another one. unfortunately, this is like a tragic t v series about acts of terrorism was when this is happened elsewhere in europe. like when there's been an attack on a metro station for everyone was shocked to day. we're all apparently used to it. now i don't want to be used to it orders heavily guarded. the president has just left this room. but this kind of appearances a very important not only for the ukrainian army, for the c

what xander had married, valero? yeah, less than 3 months ago. now she's a young widow holding died, the colors her husband defended to his last breath, hoping it won't be in vain. what other hamid al jazeera, the need for ukraine? the kremlin has appointed an acting mer in the ukrainian city of municipal. that soft security video released by ukraine reported to show russian soldiers of doctrine, the elected mayor. even federals, ukraine says, soldiers put a bag over his head and led him away, rushes near point. he says she is ready to serve. yet the wolf, deluca motional with the the most important task for us is to establish a new way of doing things. so we can start a new life. i asked the people of mulatto not to react to the few people in the city who create provocations. we've been elected to serve the people and we have created a committee to do that. elsewhere in the south ukrainian forces are battling russian troops on several fronts. russia is already in control of the city of car son, while as heavy fighting around mickely a stepping s

facilities to provide child care and other health to get people on their feet. indeed, abuse max xander is there to speak to the new arrivals. hello cristina loves all animals, but her absolute favorite are dogs. the 4 year old fled the war and ukraine with her mother, sophia, their journey ended here. and the poles city of crocker. i had to leave because it was dangerous for my child until the war. i was very heavy. there we haven't. i had a lot of plans there. i like to into our knee and i might come back as like a like a tourist not like a refugee. so christina spends her days here at the doctor, henry jordan, you center. it has a special program for the new arrivals. you korean kids are looked after. they are served meals and most important kids can be cute with other people help us a lot and they support us and they are ready to help us to give a lot of things for gospel free. but i feel myself better when i know that i am independent person. the attack on laboring ukraine has brought upon a strong wave of solidarity with people all over poland, pitching in and trying to help, just

it's a form of organized crime. ology cleaning this until then xander. hello, i lost you. i am in the car. where are you? oh, follow. i'm a laundry now. i told you land prices are going out. the farm is worth over 10000000 out with i warned you by yourself some land and you'll get rid of it. i will listen to me this time me to caesar tonight, clearing the land. they claimed their basically signaling who it belonged to toys. gradually, whoever claimed the land tries to legitimize their ownership, they can sell it later. for a profit is also the land grab. it takes control of public land, sells the timber sets of a capital ranch, or giving it a veneer of legality. and he sells the land 5 or 10 years later on with me in the kitchen, the way the process must be stopped arouse will continue to lose our public land. large areas of unprotected rain forest, 1000000 square kilometers. the rain forest is on designated public land. it is not listed only under conservation or indigenous land. so that's what the land grab is go off to blog, but it's what i'm saying because there's long

clearly xander stant, likely or a teenager, especially as a heavy burden. it got darker. they fight and visit cancer ever day. and now with a chevy dogs, they realize that it's skin everson can stop dead. their life depends on their due to men who really 312 year old, paulina, he's feeling too sick to talk neisha then you've got to do it on the subordination there. near analysis cooper when you brought that up for christina, confront bowen and with that. so you can't have any interruption in her treatment doc marker for out of the lowest of ordination that all had been asa visible on a thank my her nipple in the valley. you had the last on your ha, we're one of all is on the shop is to put the limit, i say. now, should you pin them or to put him on the lik line, your mortgage didn't want to pay for, but i think you know, most of our child 15 year old kate has been at the hospital for 7 months. are you worried to leave this hospital in kevin? go somewhere else. oh, maybe i'm afraid because of our standard. it's really scared because her mom been here think no one here know

. >> as i mentioned earlier, i sat with mark xander from moody's yesterday who believes we would have ended up in a double dip recession had it not been for arp. not only did that not happen, and we're seeing record growth out of the pandemic. >> since you mentioned moody's, a lot of people on the republican side, none of whom voted for the american rescue plan, are trying to lay the 7.9 inflation rate on the money that flowed from the american rescue plan. moody's made an analysis that said that the american rescue plan was responsible for less than 1% of that inflation rate. did they reiterate that you to? >> they did. >> do you have any analysis that would contradict them? >> i do not. >> and the federal reserve in san francisco did a similar analysis and came up with the same result. i think i'm almost done. one question i do have in my 30 seconds left. in considering tax reform, one of the things that a lot of people, including myself, think would be very important and useful and justifiable is to increase the carried interest rate. you don't do that, none of my colleagues -- wel

xander's a charge will continue to have more security after a fight that occurred over the weekend athat's what happened during saturday night's sharks game against the nashville predators that has a pea stadium. well look at arena . look at this video. they're throwing punches in the stands. witnesses say it started when a rowdy group sprayed beer on the people nearby. their brother, the fans. arthur's sword ella intended to record what was happening at the game on his phone, but he instead captured this fight. there's something to see. you know, the blue coats were in there trying to pull people off. but there wasn't you know too much that they can do without getting into the melee themselves and police officers came down and we're able to break it up. whether people want to admit it or not. that's part of what they're paying for is to see what's going to explode on the ice, but it's scary when it happens in the stands. no sharks , sports and entertainment that they're happy and thankful to the ushers who responded quickly and safely controlled the situation. no one was seriously hu

. >> as i mentioned earlier, i sat with mark xander from moody's yesterday who believes we would have ended up in a double dip recession had it not been for arp. not only did that not happen, and we're seeing record growth out of the pandemic. >> since you mentioned moody's, a lot of people on the republican side, none of whom voted for the american rescue plan, are trying to lay the 7.9 inflation rate on the money that flowed from the american rescue plan. moody's made an analysis that said that the american rescue plan was responsible for less than 1% of that inflation rate. did they reiterate that you to? >> they did. >> do you have any analysis that would contradict them? >> i do not. >> and the federal reserve in san francisco did a similar analysis and came up with the same result. i think i'm almost done. one question i do have in my 30 seconds left. in considering tax reform, one of the things that a lot of people, including myself, think would be very important and useful and justifiable is to increase the carried interest rate. you don't do that, none of my colleagues -- wel