jessica: keith bynum and evan thomas on their way to work. we drive to their work driving , through detroit's west side, and some of the most blighted neighborhoods in the city. it's where the couple hosts their hgtv home renovation show “bargain block.” >> and this is astonishing. >> so much better. jessica: the show follows keith and evan as they bring dying homes like this one back to life. keith: when you think of a $100,000 house, i don't think many people think, like, a little design and glitz and glam and everything's new. jessica: with help from a detroit native and a tight design budget, they price the homes to sell, mostly to first time home buyers. >> not only are they getting an acid but they are sometimes paying less than the current mortgage than they were paying in rent. it is the biggest win possible. jessica: the couple got the renovation bug while living in colorado and came to detroit with big dreams but little experience. keith: when we were telling our friends and family we were moving to detroit after never even havi

we'll also introduce you to keith urban. he's the president of a literary agency and will find out exactly what that is and what he does. but first let's start with this week's publishing industry news. now a recent axios report looks at the rise and challenged and banned books in public school libraries. according to the american library association there were over 300 challenges to books in school libraries in just three months. last year that eclipse the 156 challenges in all of 2020 now one of the most targeted titles has been alex gino's novel about a transgender girl. it's entitled george. retired texas librarian carolyn foote told axios quote we might have one big challenge like every two years i have to say that what we are seeing is really unprecedented. also in the news hunter biden's ex-wife is writing about her life. and the end of her marriage due to what she says was mr. biden's substance abuse and infidelity. the book is entitled if we break it's being published by crown and will be available in june. also in

yeah the kind of echo keith. i was going to jump right on the back of what bakari said one of the most dangerous things that's happened right now is we're not setting up the next play. the next play is not being set up because the messaging is are there the visuals aren't there the voices of whoever whoever the mark is if it is that black vote if it's whatever whatever a hard. why i don't know what that is, but whatever these news blacks always say, but it's hard working white people like my grandmother 30 jobs, but i'm saying like whoever the market is the messaging and what the democrats are supposed to be doing this. it's not making it to these people. so it's almost like i'm not gonna say who's the vice president but i'm saying her voice is missed. um, her voice is missed for our issues. so their issues to issues across the board. so what happens in 2024? so let me say this. i'm getting text messages because you guys are dropping the mic all over the place. and someone said why are they beating up on the vice

yeah the kind of echo keith. i was going to jump right on the back of what bakari said one of the most dangerous things that's happened right now is we're not setting up the next play. the next play is not being set up because the messaging is are there the visuals aren't there the voices of whoever whoever the mark is if it is that black vote if it's whatever whatever a hard. why i don't know what that is, but whatever these news blacks always say, but it's hard working white people like my grandmother at 30 jobs, but i'm saying like whoever the market is the messaging and with the democrats are supposed to be doing this. it's not making it to these people. so it's almost like i'm not gonna say who's the vice president but i'm saying her voice is missed. um, her voice is missed for our issues for their issues issues across the board. so what happens in 2024? so let me say this. i'm getting text messages because you guys are dropping the mic all over the place. and someone said why are they beating up on the vice

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this is keith kellogg's testimony to your committee. question, did you think that she, ivanka trump, could help get him, president trump, to a place where he would make a statement to try to stop this? answer, yes. so you thought that ivanka trump could get her father to do something about it? answer, to take a course of action. question, he didn't say yes to mark meadows or kayleigh mcenany or keith kellogg but he might say yes to his daughter? answer, exactly right. question, and so presumably the first time she, ivanka trump, went in, it wasn't sufficient or she couldn't have had to go back at least one more time i assume. is that correct? answer, well, yes. what testimony do you want from ivanka trump to add to what you have from keith kellogg already? >> well, as you gather from those questions and answers, there were multiple people trying to get the president to do something to stop the violence. there was hope evidently that ivanka trump would have a big enough influence on her father that maybe she could do what others had fail

question, then there is this transcript from keith kellogg's testimony. question, it is been reported that the president said to the vice president, you do not have the courage to make a hard decision. maybe not those exact words, but something like that. do you remember anything like that? >> answer from keith kellogg, words, and i don't remember exactly either. something like yeah. you are not tough enough to make the call. question, another report of this phone call is that you said, mike, it's not right, you can do this, i'm counting on you to do this, if you can't do, i pick the wrong man four years ago. you are going to win back. do you remember anything like that? answer from keith kellogg. words like that, yes. i can't exactly, i can't, it's tough. but yeah. general kellogg also testified regarding your remarks at the close of the call. quote, ivanka trump turned to me and said, mike pence is a good man. and i said, yes he is. the letter that continues. the select committee wishes to discuss the part of the conversation you observe between preside

don't get it two weeks early, which sometimes they do keith urban. i want to ask you a question about putting an author on tour here at book tv we get most every nonfiction author that you can possibly imagine. we find an event or an interview or something. but with president biden's book prior to running for office promises to keep. we could not get an event because it was being sponsored by live nation and they would not let cameras in. is this a new model? you know, i think it's been a model that's been tried. i know president biden with that book, you know, he partnered with, you know, meet a big sort of corporate deal with live nation to do book events around the country. i don't know. how successful it was from a profits perspective. i think they're competing interests with with a book rollout. i'm sure that um, you know, that reality was frustrating to the the publisher of that book not being able to do, you know an event a broadcast event with book tv which in our experience and i think in pretty much everyone's experience one of the tried an

one witness who has given a deposition to the committee is keith kellogg. he's a retired general. he was former vice president mike pence's national security adviser, but on january 6th, he was actually with trump in the white house when the riot was going on. national security adviser robert o'brien was away, so kellogg was with him all that day. our colleague, alex marchquart reached out to kellogg who told us he testified under oath to the committee but declined to comment about the substance of his deposition, but he was certainly someone who was in the room. >> so jamie, you said it was no accident liz cheney used the words that she used. >> right. >> i think she's very careful in her language. why is she saying this now? >> this is part of the committee's strategy to let trump know that people who were in the room, possibly inner circle certainly keith kellogg was in the room, are cooperating with the committee. this is a warning to trump that while he may get people like steve bannon to delay or defy the committee, the committee is still getting critical firsthand evidence,

she turned to keith kellogg. mike pence is a good man. i know. the books in that scene appear in quotation marks. a general of bob woodward's books has been, that words appear in their participated in the conversation or was president when those words were said. but for the ones that you, you are usually hearing from someone who spoke those words or heard those words. keith kellogg is a cooperating witness of the january six committee. he responded to their subpoena without hesitation. it appears possible, even likely, that keith kellogg was the cooperating witness in bob woodward and's -- book. joining us tonight is a member of the january six committee and he is chair of the house intelligence committee, present senator chef, i don't know if use the conversation with rachel at the beginning of this hour. what's she is investigated in the letter today is the video outtakes of trump's attempts to create a video that would be publicly released on january 6th. and rachel, and i'm asking her question directly, wants to know, do you believe, or have

answer from keith kellogg. words, i don't remember exactly either, but, yeah, you're not tough enough to make the call. question, another report of this phone callqu is that trump said mike,s it's not right. you can do this. i'm counting on you to do this. if you don't, i picked the wrong man. you're going to wimp out do. you remember that? keith kellogg, yeah, words like that, yes. i can't exactly -- it's tough, but yeah. keith kellogg at the close of the call. ivanka trump turned to me and said mike pence is a good man, and i said, yes, he is. the letter then continues. the selectle committee wishes t discuss the part of the conversation yourt observed between president trump and vice president pence on the morning of januaryum 6th. similarly the committee would like to discuss any other information you may have witnessed. theu committee has information suggestingco that president trump's white house counsel may have concludet that that the actions that president trump directed vice president pence tu take wo

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keith. he is a veteran who served in the united states navy. after being injured at work, and completed all measured included in the workers compensation process, mr. keith found himself unable to return to work and fell on hard times s.n.a.p. has served as a lifeline for him, as it does for many other veterans in similar situations. welcome to all of our witnesses. we will now proceed to hearing your testimony. you will each have five minutes. the timer should be visible on your screen and will count down to zero, at which point your time has expired. ms. hubbard, please begin when you are ready. >> thank you, chair woman, ranking member bacon and distinguished members of the subcommittee, appreciate the opportunity to testify before you today representing my zone mazon, a jewish response to hunger. this problem never should of happened in the first place, let alone with little action or attention to address it. there is just no reason military veterans or families should experience the pai

and a lot of the revelations in this letter come from the man i'm about to show you, keith kellogg. then the vice president mike pence's national security adviser. you see him there. he was in the room with ivanka trump and the former president donald trump on the morning of january 6th. according to the committee and what we found out today he provided a first-hand account of a phone call he and ivanka saw, observed when the room -- between trump and mike pence the vice president that morning. his testimony is cited in the letter. the committee asks kellogg, and i quote, another report of this phone call is that trump said, mike, it's not right. you can do this. i'm counting on you to do it. if you don't do it i picked the wrong man four years ago. you're going to wimp out. do you remember anything like that the committee asked kellogg. kellogg responds. words like that? yes. and according to the committee, kellogg testified that at the end of this call between trump and pence ivanka trump turned to me, quoting the letter, and said, mike pence is a good man. i said, yes, he is. wel

steve: well -- keith: i'm sorry, steve, go ahead. keith: . this is one of the things i'm very concerned about. what's the impact on the family whose do live here, who are involved emergency services, who have to put out the things that the public depends on. there's an impact here. i don't think the rest of the american public understands it the way that everybody who understands the border understands it. so there's a real disconnect from the white house versus what's happening in our communities every single day. the fact that these people are being sent with no identification, no verification, no vaccination papers, throughout america, creates a tremendous, tremendous problem in my eyes. maria: yeah. steve, final word? steve: this just goes to show basic dereliction, unconstitutional what they're doing. they've got to be held to account. i'm glad you're putting the fire under those states attorneys generals to do a great job. thank you, maria. maria: no comment from nancy pelosi, speaker of the house and yet she wants to stay in power, the

that's the most important thing for ukraine. results are not expected. answer mathias, building it in keith. now let's get you up to speed on some of the other stories making headlines to day 3, people are receiving medical treatment after a large explosion in the great capital athens loss damage than office block and smashed nearby store fronts. in a busy part of the inner city, cause of the explosion was not immediately clear. the u. s. coast guard is searching for $39.00 people reported missing after a boat was found to capsized off the coast of florida. according to a survivor, the vessel took to see in the bahamas on saturday. authorities believe the boat was being used for human smuggling demonstrations of taking place in more than a dozen cities across mexico to purchase the murders of 3 journalists already this year. in the body, sit in the border city rather of tijuana, 2 journalists have been killed in the space of a week. official say more than 90 percent of murders of journalists and rights defenders go unsolved in mexico. people across the strategy of taking to the streets to p

it's been law as feeling a long demise, long time demand from keith to stop this pipeline because it seen in key if, as a tool to diminish the importance of offer ukraine as a gas trends it country which would weaken ukraine's position in negotiations with foreign way. could make, make it more vulnerable, also to military incursions. so this kind of deterrence is what ukraine has been hoping for. us present. joe biden says he believes a russian incursion is likely. he's tried to impress that upon us ukrainian counterpart vladimir as lensky has this prompted ukraine to increased his preparations for a possible invasion while the ukrainian government has been remarkably calm about all this her or this situation. a president has said several times that her he will should stay carmen. let them or an invasion is not imminent. however, they have also been conflicting messages from the ukrainian authors will say that other moments he has discussed extensively possible scenarios of an incursion. om, what has been going on in the past few days, or was that many allies, notably the us and brit

and of course are breaking news from keith. my name is peter scotts and i'll be back at getting half an hour. ah ah ah. with 2021 has a game broken, an abysmal record. more than 17000000 hector as a forest have been destroyed by fire. and for the 1st time ever smoke has drifted as far as the north pole, as recorded by satellite gothic book by the open house. have you what man? he to please you could go to the bush and push it if i had a he but i just thought my but he meant some incredible cumulus. got going to was 3 to what i still thought. let me start at the adults use them. i'd let me of keith couple of local me and from here for very do you believe i thought it would be with you? hope all is derived from what you, what would be with you know, what i would recommend or what to say. you know, i would like to buy. yep. are both pretty weaker. clear from what i shut the freshman stars didn't embry with them? russia has the largest number of preserved forrest in the world. however, illegal deforestation, contraband forest produ

s. secretary of state antony blinkin will be in keith on berlin this week. the for his own one on one with sag a lover off in geneva on friday, and preferably in from rural this. i'm janelle, by raphael losses with the european council on foreign relations. it's good to see you again. you were meeting every day here because this situation is changing every day. what your read on the talks that were held to day in moscow between the german and russian foreign ministers. there are upon desolate movement currently in europe, as the ukraine crisis heats up on an empty book. as it is a russian counterpart of moscow to day. the press conference and that the 2 gave after the initial consultations about okay, hit the right marks. i think she spoke about the foundation of the european security order to helsinki final act, the parents, trotta, she mentioned the fortunes of alexander bonnie and the angel memorial. but at the same time she had to was the russians. she expressed a desire from the side of the german government for substantive and stable relations with rus

a tamara keith and amy walter break down the latest political news. a miami dance troupe revisits the classic ballet "swan lake" and gives it a new spin. and much more. >> woodruff: as we reported earlier, nato is increasing its troop presence in eastern europe. and the united states announced today it was putting 8500 troops on high alert to deploy to the region. to discuss the details of today's developments, we're joined by two experts. andrea kendall taylor is a former senior intelligence official who focused on russia and eurasia. she is now the head of the transatlantic security program at the center for a new american security, which is a bipartisan national security and defense policy institute. and phillip karber has served as an advisor to the secretary of defense. he is now the president of the potomac foundation, a nonprofit, nonpartisan policy research group. >> woodruff: and we welcome both of you to the newshour. andrea kendall taylor, excuse me, to you first. how much of a change in posture is this for the biden administration to be ma

here is keith morrison. >> march 19, 2009. night fell heavy in montana's flathead valley. something off that night. something wrong. at mary and randy winters' house, anxiety spiked. where was she? >> it just felt like something was not right. >> it's hard to explain that there's something not normal. >> you could set your clock by their daughter justine. that reliable. but a new driver, too, just 16, due home at 8:00 from her boyfriend's house. and though she wasn't very late, the feelings seeped in like a poison. something wrong. >> i called her starting about 5 after 8:00 and no answer. called the house where she was at, and they said she had left 15 minutes before that. >> i was thinking she went off the road between their house and us. >> not far away, another family, the other half of our story, was on the road, too. erin thompson was driving her son caden home from a school concert. he played the drums. >> i had always attended all of caden's concerts, and this is the first one i didn't attend because i had car trouble. >> this is caden's stepfather, jason thompson.

keith your thoughts? >> right. >> well, i've gotta tell you what if you're a day trader fine you want to get in and out fine, but a longer facility, selling tech right now in particular is one of the dumbest moves you can possibly make with companies like apple, microsoft in a much broader portfolio truly changing the world. in five years do you want to be the person sitting there going i wish i'd bought that? i don't. charles: keith while i have you is one of the things you like is palonteer, it's under some pressure here, i met a guy that's military ins a week ago and he's told me about all of the work he does and so much is classified but if the story can never 100% get out there can the stock still fulfill its potential? >> oh, i think there's no question in my mind and here's why is because ultimately, it is a publicly traded company, right you've got a fiercely independent ceo, the numbers are going to mount to the point where all critics are going to get silenced people forget their history it was

so keith, kayleigh mcenany, of course you have your luminaries weighing in. there are other references of this letter i find totally fascinating where they say they drop little bread crumbs as it were saying things like, you know, it's been reported or the committee has information that. so they are drawing on the information that's been provided to them from multiple sources. that's perfectly clear from this letter. >> and john, what did you think when you saw in this letter there are multiple outtakes of that rose garden video where trump initially failed to ask the rioters to leave the capitol. the committee wants those outtakes for the national archives. will they have a problem getting them now that the supreme court says the national archives can hand things over? >> unless they've been destroyed they shouldn't, and there's no indication from the archival response in the litigation there's anything amiss with this material than is available. they haven't reported it's not in the inventory as requested. i think this will be forthcoming. i think these wil

elizabeth: lieutenant-general keith kellogg, thanks for your service to our country. thanks for joining us again tonight. you will be back soon. still to come, another high speed car accident involving human smugglers at the southern border as republican representatives claim the white house is covering up a drop in deportations by delaying the release of the government data there. up next congressman beth van duyne. nancy pelosi in talks of more covid spending, another fiscal helicopter drop of cash manufactured in thin air, beyond the 6 trillion already deployed. new associated press poll showing inflation displacing the pandemic at america's kitchen table and the talk there. we'll dig into it next. deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. the world is full of make or break moments. especially if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture, it's time to make your move to help reduce your risk of fracture with prolia®. only prolia® is proven to help strengthen and protect bones

he didn't say yes to mark meadows or cayly mcenany or keith kellog but might say yes to his daughter. exactly right. they want to ask about the video filmed in the road garden and why it took multiple takes to get him to tell the rioters to leave the capitol. >> go home. we love you, you're very special. you've seen what happens. you see the way others are treated that are so bad and so evil. i know how you feel. >> they knew it was all a lie. they knew how dangerous it was. they saw what happened at the capitol. but they publicly pretended to believe the big lie. and listen to this text exchange between an outside individual and a white house aide as the riot was raging and millions of americans were watching it on tv live. quote, is someone getting to potus? someone is going to get killed. the aide replying, i've been trying for the last 30 minutes, literally stormed in outer oval to get him to put outlet the first one. it's completely insane. ivanka's spokesperson telling cnn tonight, quote, as the committee already knows ivanka did not speak to the january 6th rally. the violence

here with heart of darkness is keith morrison. >> they lay in wait, unseen underneath the green canopy, armed to the teeth, immersed and there to find extremist beliefs, hunting, stalking, deadly in this particular heart of darkness. it was the summer of 2011, a jungle clad island in the southern tip of the philippines, where they prepared the place. the news of the terrible committed here, flashed halfway around the world and came crashing down out of nowhere on a modest working class family. in lynchburg, virginia. >> i got a phone call for my mother. the first thing she said was gerfa and kevin are kidnapped in the philippines. >> kidnapped? her mother tried to wrap her hand around the considerable. gerfa was there and, kevin gerfa's-year-old son. they were to home from a philippine vacation. instead, they are in the clutches of something horrific. >> i felt like i was in a dream, wasn't real. >> i was thinking, what? >> gerfa's husband had stained behind in lynchburg, and was at work when he aired. >> you must have been terrified? >> yes, it was impossible to think about it, but pi

see keith, i'm no longer facebook there. proper ios book given us kilogram number. just a visual written. yeah. so there was some some e for juice. not those are pretty much forgotten. katrina for new for if something to run by ethel r. v as a master, the senior because i finished for the online if you could just wanted to know if you get in there, but school with band up, i'm with them. i was in the chicago dog via the mac or specific needs to this. i will proceed via email of the machine. you will get a more when we come back to the scott, we'll see what else is each in front of your current that he's going to will most by yes. and the key will pro switching not much. so was talk with the guys and jason j. c at the does this assignment that you've seen me that he let me wanna kiss the beach i can cough and you know that he fear offensive. 31 that he minion has a a, a. m. uh huh. okay, and janet and he has an asthma and jennifer, a bad. it is taylor. let's see a little bit why you're having to do that even a shot were customer. we saw a normal p, a model for messag

let's bring in keith cowling, editor of space raft.com, nasa space biologist. keith, good morning. >> good morning. >> this is kind of amazing that we haven't seen anything this close since the 1930s. and we're not going to see it again for 200 years? >> well, we haven't seen this asteroid this close since the 1930s, but things like this zoom by all the time. >> gosh, so close. but not too close for comfort in your view? >> yeah, this is a don't look up. >> i saw that. >> look, nasa is testing a program called dartt, double asteroid dias detroit test. what can you tell us about that? do we have a handle on it, were it to get so close, we're going to do something about it? >> hopefully. it's going to hit an asteroid about the same size. it is a little moon. what they're going to do is hit it really hard and look very carefully at the moon. and if they've changed the course, even a little bit, you'll see the orbit change. if that happens, then you know that you can smack one of these things years before it becomes a problem. otherwise, you're getting into sci-fi

keith morrison: michelle le had been missing for weeks, no break in the case at all. michelle le have been missing for weeks. no break at all. then just before we sat down with an interview for a private investigator named michael from, there is a tip from him in a, to claim to know where michelle could be found. >> who do you think is involved in michelle le disappearance? >> what is this guy saying? what can you tell you? >> he said he has information as to approves ten shull site where michelle may be. >> he made the trip to the jail, for a face to face interview. >> the information was that she had been abducted, and was held at a house in hayward. unfortunately, it turned out this information was related to another criminal act. it had nothing to do with michele's disappearance. >> back in hayward, the police may have been accomplishing something, but they were saying nothing, beyond their belief that michele was dead. as far as the family could tell, the police investigation seemed to get nowhere. now, the family's own private investigator seem lost in the weeds

keith: i had no idea that there was a whole massive population of the u.s. that has major issues just getting a normal mortgage for a very low-priced houses, right? soledad: we'll take a closer look at their efforts in detroit and what they've learned about the inequities in mortgage lending. plus, a behind-the-scenes look at their hit hgtv show. that's it for this edition of “matter of fact.” i'm soledad o'brien. i will see you back here next week. >> if you missed our top stories on what a leading scientist says we can expect from covid, a young black man missing for years and why his family says police have not done enough, the young woman who paved the way for civil rights activists, and the latest on afghan families trying to settle in this country, go to matteroffact.tv. and listen to “matter of fact with soledad o'brien” on your favorite podcast provider. watch us during the week on fyi, pluto, and youtube. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] w

so let me get your thoughts, keith. i don't know if we've ever talked home builders before, and also i want you to handicap these banks like which one will you own before the release in the morning? >> well let's tackle home builders first. i think that the markets are going to relax as interest rates rise that's going to compress margins so i'm not a fan of the home builders themselves, i'm a fan of homeowners going to places like costco which i own because they buy lots of stuff to put in the homes they own, and as for the banks i think there's no clear winner beyond jpmorgan, which again, i also own and i'm expecting to knock the leather off the ball kind of numbers when it reports. charles: eddie you got bank stocks, you like any before they report tomorrow or for the next week? >> look i agree with keith in regards to best of breed, because i actually think the 10 year is going to be dropping over the next six months because of the slow down, so i'm not consensus there so i would not be buying financials here. char

so gordon of i need a key keith, i'm never supposed to call their proper ios bodenal's kilogram nimble quote. just a few reason. yeah. so that was some some he said use a christmas bug africa prius a new for if something to run by ethel r v as a master the senior because ice installed christy millennium, legit quitters. chorused you washed on your tongue. cook, i'm forgetting number of school with here you got on that i'm going it on a 1000. shackleton, all dog. it does not snicker spits efficiently, stored. if someone will be in the machine, you will get a more. i'm going to conduct the skunk, we'd see what else is each and can we start boom and walk around that is going to will, must i? yes. yeah. i think he will proceed. not much. so was talk with the guys in chase, chase the at the does this assignment that you've seen me that he lemme you want to be shaken, cough and you know that you fear offensive. 31 that he 1000000 has a a, a, a new can. and janet and he hasn't and mom and jennifer about it is stella leslie you met a little bit why you're having to do that. even a shot. we're

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. >>> plus keith lerner lays out the trading day ahead. >>> and catch the 200th episode of "american greed" featuring the trial of former theranos ceo elizabeth holmes tonight at 10:00 p.m. we'll be back after isth >>> time for your morning rbi. let's get random but interesting today on putting the worldwide in "worldwide exchange." this show goes out all over the globe. we want everyone out there to know not only do we care about you but we're also looking at them as well while our markets have had a good run here over the past six months, the s&p 500 is up about 8%, not bad. some of the real money has been made by investing overseas to show you it is truly a global world, we're going to rank the five best countries specific etfs that are out there with any real volume. there may be some smaller, less liquid but these are the ones with real action behind them "worldwide exchange" style counting you down five to one. top five global market etfs over the past six months. number five, egypt, up just under 10%. the saudi etf, ksa, up 11.3. israel, eis, 12.5% gain in six months the uae u

he believes keith is going to push and push it. if i had a fever or somebody and somebody from a few minutes, i thought it was 3 to what i still love. the thought that we started at the but i booked with loaner vehicle near been here for very few believe about what we did get hope. all right, from where you are would that if you feel like well this was our up on the you boiled like it, but here for a little, for a pretty weaker lia. from a brush up the documents that are in your be with them. ah ah cove it protests to wrapped in europe, his country's wrapped sheet up new restrictions making the lives of the on the banks add the more complicated distracted by polity gates the british me there is dominated by headlines about the prime ministers, lockdown parties, ignoring noah. o host of other crises, from record inflation through the surgeon, living cost. also this trillion over gets on the way without this month. number one ranked player a senate star like joker, which is deported from the country. and so he's labeled a potential c

he to please keith to go to the bush and push it for her. he went to summer, but he met some incredible, curious, got that. he was 3. see what i still was a sublet, and we started at the adults use my. let me of these couple give you all my local me and from here. so because you believe someone will be with you, hope all is derived from what you, what would be with you. i will defy, will require me to want to play you why i'd like to buy the upper prosper pretty weaker, honestly as a mom, but i should suggest mr. anybody with russia has the largest number of preserved forrest in the world, however, illegal deforestation? contraband. forrest product export and wildfires of old cost the country up to $13000000000.00 a year. and even worse, the loss of unique natural resources. old growth forest a good will not unique. i will be at the beginning, unique part of which messed up. he has to be a family of 3, you can the local number, which is why natural, you don't want glittered able promote, able to go, could still need to double cuz and also he

tour it kicks off in orlando and set to make 15 stops in the u.s. >>> philadelphia flyers defenseman keith yandle tied the nhl record health care break that record tonight when the flyers play the islanders. the streak started in march of 2019 >>> many investors are hoping for a lot less volatility. will today be any calmer let's ask cnbc's jeff cutmore. j geoff, good morning. >> short answer, frances and a very good morning to you, is no. yesterday we would have secured the worst start for the u.s. markets since 1920 if we'd stayed down 1,000 points on the dow, but we have the rebound there were a lot of bargain hunters apparently that went into the market on these lows, and then we closed the session in positive territory. but analysts say the markets will continue to be volatile and nervous as we go into this two-day federal reserve meeting, worries of course about when we start getting interest rate rises. let's talk a little bit about bob dylan. times they are achanging for the guru when it comes to at least his personal wealth. he has sold more rights to his music, this time recorded

it's the specialty of alba, keith bakery, and downtown sana. well, some staff members are busy making. others are chopping wood for the oven. they used to heat with gas that made their job much easier. oh, there's no gas because of the war. we don't even have any for a bakery. you're going to know. i have to buy firewood at the wood market, and if there is none, there, i have to go to the valleys outside of santa wilma, bye hello, hello. hi my. after 7 years of war, conditions in yemen, capital santa, are getting worse by the day. saudi arabia is block and gas imports and the military coalition bomb centers, airport in december. that made getting access to humanitarian and medical aid even harder. hospitals depend on medical supplies from abroad. the devastating impact of the war is most evident in the children's ward. among is 11 years old. she severely malnourished and fighting to stay alive, but the doctors here are overstretched. amo's mother says there's little the staff can do where lead yet the blood. we've been here for 5 days and it's

and also that the british and american embassies are withdrawing their stuff from keith. all that is increasing concerns in russia that the real war could break out . our correspondence uri was shatteau in moscow and mathias bellinger in kia. thank you very much, berth now let's catch up on some other stories making headlines to day. poland has begun the construction of a wall along its eastern border with beller roofs. the 186 kilometer wall long wall is aimed at deterring migrant crossings. after thousands attempted to enter poland last year, warsaw accuses revolution authorities of encouraging virus to fly to minsk, and then helping them reach the border. in yemen, the number of dead has climbed to 91 after saudi led coalition airstrikes last week . who the rebels have handed over victims bodies to their families for burial conflict between the saudi led coalition and ran back hudy's has escalated in recent j u. s. coast guard is searching for $39.00. people reported missing after a boat was found capsized off the coast of florida. according to a survivor of the vessel

this week, the german foreign minister has been both in keith and ukraine and in moscow yesterday, blinkin was in ukraine while the nato general secretary was here in berlin, talking to the german chancellor. and now lincoln is coming to berlin himself to speak to the german foreign minister, and also to have discussions with the french and british counterpart. so a lot going on. and obviously, the idea is to here is to try and coordinate responds to the a ration pressure on ukraine to decide what to do about a possible russian invasion in ukraine. a lot of coordination that still needs to be done on that, on that point. now, well, blinking is in europe trying to dissuade russia from invading ukraine, his boss president, but made some comments that raised a lot of eyebrows. let's have a listen. russia will be held accountable. if it invades, it depends on what it does. it's one thing, if it's a minor incursion, then we end up having to fight about what to do and not do, etc. but if they actually do what they're capable of doing with the force of mass on the border, it is going to be a disa

it's the specialty of alba, keith bakery, and downtown santa. well, some staff members are busy making. others are chopping wood for the oven. they used to heat with gas that made their job much easier. oh, there's no gas because of the war. we don't even have any for a bakery here. and then i'm, i have to buy firewood at the wood market and if there is none there, i have to go to the valley's outside of san on, on the one of i will help. i will go ahead and i'm a after 7 years of war conditions in yemen, capital santa are getting who are a spy. the day. saudi arabia is block and gas imports. and the military coalition bomb santos airport in december. that made getting access to humanitarian and medical aid even harder. hospitals depend on medical supplies from abroad. the devastating impact of the war is most evident in the children's ward. among is 11 years old. she severely malnourished and fighting to stay alive. but the doctors here are overstretched. amo's mother says there's little the staff can do i, where i lead yet to the blind. we've