zi shot this video at a checkpointar romania. >> i saw two military men with guns. they said, "zi!going to end you." and i knew they were running after me. and there was a river that was very hard to swim. and i was almost, like, drowning. i thought, that's it. i thought, i won't make it. but somehow, i reached the other side. >> reporter: zi eventually made her way to germany, a more lgbtq-friendly country. how does it feel? >> i feel safe and loved. this is all i have. >> reporter: with no possessions, but with the help of the family that owns this house, zi is starting a new life. >> my story is not like popular opinion right now. i know the world stands with ukraine, but they don't know what's going on inside of the country. >> reporter: about 175 miles away, olja, her ex-partner and their son are trying to make a new home. it took them 68 hours to drive here from western ukraine. >> in the car, i tried to stay positive. you could just die in one second if you imagine what's going on. >> reporter: olha says the biggest reason they left was to protect their son. she says her lif

human things that always exist that the moon, the med as the beautiful and the avenue they all coy, zis, but myself, i use only the positive energy to choose the matter, not to the less good. why do i have the same energy i would spend exactly if the i don't even more on the, the lesser. yeah, absolutely. so they don't know russia if they would have the possibility to come and meet rational, they would change. like i need here. i change mind, i heard no problem, gander from no one because a traveler all that. and i have been well with every body. and i am lucky because inevitably they treat me like a queen. art has that right already always. so if they come here and they see all your people because he had a meat that they thought the me the last on the simple, they had the same. and susie as, and he said, love to leave the same love for the same humanity. so they must come and see you, and i believe that all those are still there have been, they must have been and because myself, i'm also, i'm not practical, but little logical, the best market for all europe and the whole place. it was

joining me now with their reporting and insights, molly ball of "time" magazine, jordan fabian and mel zins to know he's listening, their paying attention. they're trying to do incremental things on the supply chain and chips. but is this all baked in at this point? are voters moveable? >> abby, i think they are moveable, but they need to see some movement on inflation for voters to be moved. at a certain point, you can't job own inflation. americans are noticing they're paying more for things like gas and food. the sense at the white house is even if inflation starts to go down later this year, they might see voters come back in their direction, but time is running out and they need to see that movement soon. the problem for them is the president himself can't do much to bring down inflation. it will take action from the federal reserve for that to take place. that could take months or even longer for voters to see the effect of that. >> the other issue for biden is some of his efforts to address some of these issues like gas prices have put him in the crosshairs of his own base. like at

doing so would be the ninth time in his illustrious time, which ties wayne gret zi for the most ever.if he can stay healthy a few more years. >>> the astros and angels in houston, and ohtani made history before taking the mound becoming the first starting pitcher since at least 1900 to bat twice before throwing a pitch. as the angels piled on all six of their runs at the top of the first. and then on the hill, ohtani struck out 12 batters pitching five innings. purely dominant of the angels beat the astros 6-0. >>> and in seattle, the visiting texas rangers pull off one of the toughest plays in baseball. mariners runners on first and second. caught off the bags after a low liner was snagged by texas first baseman nathaniel lowe who stepped on first base for the second out and tossed the ball over to second for the inning-ending third out and a rare 3-6 triple play. the rangers still fall to the mariners 4-2. >>> finally, an ugly incident at a college baseball game in texas yesterday afternoon. a runner rounding third base, during a go-ahead homerun trot in the 6th was tackled. you saw

but if you're buying these as a bucket let alone a kwauz zi passive index, you've gotten hit hard >>finalment on the overall ipo market a lot of these companies recruit, compensate especially in a really tight labor market around the promise of a big payday around that public listing. so what other options either liquidity options or talent retention options do they have >> so there's a couple things. if you're privately held company and you have cash and interested investors, you can always do a secondary sell on the private market it's not like saying you can sell all your stock on day one but you can help them take some shares off the table, help them pay the mortgage, by off the car. it's something we've seen companies do throughout the bull market it makes sense if you've got the cash to do it or maybe you have an investor that wants $10 million of stock you can do it and help out employees. >> the sizzle is gone, but they want the steak, i guess. dan, good to have you. thank you so much. >> thank you >>> coming up,fewer cars on th lot. higher prices. and the chip shortage all weighi