lyon, thank you. _ medium to longer term. lyon, thank you, good _ medium to longer term. lyon, thank you, good to _ medium to longer term. lyon, thank you, good to talk - medium to longer term. lyon, thank you, good to talk to - medium to longer term. lyon, | thank you, good to talk to you. let's look at the markets in a general sense. a four—day rally on world stock markets this week has ground to a halt with skepticism about the prospects for peace in ukraine returning — and in the us bond markets briefly signalled a recession warning for the worlds biggest economy. plus energy prices have been on a roller coaster. to make sense of these recent moves i'm joined by david madden is market analyst at equiti capital david, good morning. you are having another really crazy week! i do not envy anyone working in the financial markets and figuring out what to do next so give us your take? ~ , ._ take? on wednesday, when there was a pledge _ take? on wednesday, when there was a pledge by — take? on wednesday, when there was a pledge by russia _ take? on wednesday, when the

asÍ que los tres puntos se los lleva el lyon. en la jornada 25 de la bundesliga, en alemania, derrotÓ a domicilio 1—0. con esta Única anotaciÓn del partido y al minuto 50 con este disparo. derechazo de daniel para poner el Único tanto y la victoria. un consorcio liderado por el copropietario de los dodgers de los Ángeles presentarÁ una oferta formal para comprar el chelsea en los prÓximos dÍas. esta propuesta oficial tiene que presentarse antes de la fecha lÍmite, el prÓximo 15 de marzo. hasta aquÍ l ramÓn: si usted desea comunicarse con nosotros por medio de whatsapp, estamos listos si tiene algÚn problema, alguna inquietud, alguna duda, comunÍquese con nosotros. lo invito para que nos mande un mensaje de whatsapp al Área 4155388014. ahÍ lo tiene en pantalla, tÓmele foto. cualquier inquietud, estaremos muy pendientes para atenderle y darle respuesta de forma expedita aquÍ. de esta forma llegamos al final de noticias univisiÓn 14 ediciÓn vespertina. gracias por habernos acompaÑado . le invito para que siga

the seven—time winners lyon were 1—0 up when they were reduced to ten players. cristiana girelli equalised in the 71st minute forjuventus, before substitute agnese bonfantini sealed victory minutes after coming on. russia hasjoined the uk and republic of ireland football associations in expressing an interest in staging the european championships in 2028. russia has also thrown its name in the hat for 2032 tournament, despite being banned from international football. russian clubs and national teams are currently suspended by fifa and uefa because of the country's invasion of ukraine, pending the outcome of an appeal to the court of arbitration for sport. turkey's fa has announced it has submitted its own expression of interest. england captain harry kane says he wants to "shine a light" on issues around qatar, where the 2022 world cup will be held. there are concerns about the human rights record of a country that was awarded the world cup in 2010. kane was asked whether there should have been a different host for the tournament. 0bviously that decision is not

leipzig — atalanta braga — rangers frankfurt — barcelona west ham — olympique de lyon, champions league. el tata martino mostrÓ su convocatoria para enfrentarse a estados unidos el 24 de marzo. rodolfo pizarro regresa a la selecciÓn. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] reportero: este fin de semana tenemos un maratÓn futbolero, galaxy frente a orlando city. en vivo por univisiÓn y tudn. saludos. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ramÓn: esta noche, negocios de oakland podrÁn ofrecer servicios al exterior hasta el prÓximo aÑo, pero deben cumplir requisitos. ademÁs, el uso de mascarilla serÁ opcional a partir de la prÓxima semana en oakland. detalles esta noche. recuerde que puede comunicarse con nosotros si tiene algÚn problema en su comunidad o vecindario. yo estarÉ allÍ para cubrir la nota. llegamos al final. gracias por acompaÑarnos. buen provecho. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ jorge: es viernes 18 de marzo y estas son las noticias. los rusos estÁn bombardeando a distancia las ciudades de ucrania desplazando a millones de personas dentro del paÍs. el presente biden pidiÓ al lÍder de china que no

. >> major lyons. big picture. what is the state of russia's invasion? do you see it as stalled just in the near term with the possibility of reinforcements and then a recommitment of forces there and moving forward, or do you see it stalled to some degree for good? >> jim, i do see it stalled just in the near term. i do think that the russian war machine continues to grind on and reinforce from the north in belarus and likely reinforce also in the east and they have tremendous capability and capacity and the fact that we shouldn't believe anything they're saying about them trying to reconstitute, for example, in chernobyl, taking troops offline from kyiv and sending them there. they have to continue the gr guerila warfare, but i don't think they're stalled completely. they can crank the war machine up. >> they used cannon meat to describe the forces. in that vein then, if you believe it's a short-term pause, is the u.s. and nato providing enough military support to ukraine to maintain that pressure on the russian military? >> i think they are both in th

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i don't care about prosecution, i just want my sister back as soon as possible. >> todd: lyon county sheriff's office is asking anyone with information to contact the following number or secret witness of northern nevada, 775-322-4900. casey valley, thank you. our prayers are with you. carley. >> carley: tough one. the family has hope and that is a very good thing. we are next door, that is what the canadian energy official tells the biden administration for oil. >> todd: and ron desantis making a splash with his latest comments about the lia thomas controversy and you will want to hear what he is saying, don't go anywhere. >> carley: the state department says difficult issues are holding up the iran nuclear deal. officials are refusing to explain what the issues are. >> the jury is still out as to whether we will be able to achieve mutual return to compliance with the jcpoa. >> own us is on iran to make decisions. >> carley: sanctions is one of the last talks to revive the 2015 nuclear agreement. former secretary of state mike pompeo say removing the group from u.s. terror list woul

are you familiar with this with the smugglers with lyons the what's your story ah. ready he wasn't, i was women, especially victims of violence. i love to take part and send us your story. we are trying always to understand this new culture. so you are not a visitor, not the guests. you want to become a citizen in full migrants, your platform for reliable information. ah, ah, buildings and ruins masses on the run. ukraine is suffering from russia's war of aggression. and any one in russia who dare speak out against it is taking an enormous risk. ah those little scar, i'm rushing myself here and what my own people are doing machines me the terrifies me and embarrasses. know that i feel absolutely devastated and furious that my own helplessness and that everyone has lost their mind circle of her. did it sama, i got a lot of off and live louder. have both fled, prudence, russia, state repression, and went to berlin. what did they think about russia? more on ukraine? and how do they see their home country now? ah . the demonstrators in berlin carry yellow and blue flags

are you familiar with this with the smugglers with lyons the what's your story. ready have he wasn't, i was women, especially victims of violence in a lapse of take part and send us your story. the chain always to understand this new culture. so you are not a visitor, not the guests. you want to become a citizen in phil migrants, your platform for reliable information. ah ah. germany activates it's emergency gas plaid, as russia insists europe pays for its gas. and reba was berlin is preparing for the possibility. moscow, shutting off the tabs as he looks to liquefied natural gas to solve its reliance on russian energy. we look at how spain and portugal is set to profit. and as economists predict, inflation in germany will top 6 percent this year to look at the impact the war on ukraine is already having the shop. this is the state of the business on robots in berlin. welcome to the program. germany is minister for economic affairs. robert havoc has warned that germany is preparing for a complete stop of russian gas deliveries. it comes on the eve of the dead lin

seven—time champions league winners lyon are also through to the semi—finals. they overturned a 2—1 deficit from the first leg againstjuventus, winning 3—1 on the night and 4—3 on aggregate to set up an all—french semifinal with paris saint—germain. england will discover their fifa world cup 2022 opponents in friday's draw. one of wales, scotland or ukraine will also be in qatar this november and december but will not know until the remaining european play—offs in june. ahead of that draw, the bbc�*s dan roan spoke exclusively to tournament chief hassan al—thawadi and started by asking him about migrant workers' rights. i don't think any country today in the world can claim they have the ideal system in place. always, progress needs to be made. we acknowledge that progress needs to be made, but we ask is also to acknowledge the work that's been done. another area of this is transparency around migrant worker deaths. and the reason why there's concern around this is that, without that knowledge and certainty, it's difficult to establish the reaso

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. [♪♪♪] and then, my good friend, collin lyons, grand marshal for two years in a row. he is going to have a special place in the parade that has been set up by his club, and i just want to say collin, i'm sorry that it was two years in a row that we weren't able to get you out there, but thank you for all you've done for us. i appreciate it. [applause] >> the st. patrick's day season, as i like to call it, because we know, as the mayor says it, it's a month. it's more than the parade and the raising the flag and the dinner. generally, we go to the veterans administration and laguna honda, and mayor breed was at every event, and we appreciate it. this year, because of covid, we could only go to alma villa, but when we do things like that, and we invite the children and the dancers to come with us, it sets the precedent for the future to be in this room. they'll be the ones going and spreading the good cheer, because i'm up here, talking, and they're, like, get off. we want to see the little girls with the curls dancing. we also put on the peter york day, and this is our

the well ah, one of the most dramatic scenes of the siege took place at lyon cemetery on the 4th of august 1992 schalk was there with a team from reuters covering the funeral of 2 children killed by snipers. despite the shelling he tended to a badly wounded woman. then got her into his agency car and took her to a hospital. curt schalk reported on another tragic story. it took place close to the holiday inn at the notorious for benny bridge and became known as the sarajevo romeo and juliet. schalk heard about 2 bodies lying at the bridge. and he and semi a courage went to get a closer look. we went to the scene, we had the we had to hide because it was on the front line, very, very frontline. and we so 2 young people laying next, each to other argot. and obviously that there was the famous, very well known story of survival, romeo and juliet boscoe and admitted the couple who won. they decided they want to leave sirower besieged sir ever. he was a syrup. she was a muslim, they loved each other very much and they decided to leave. somebody probably told them they're safe to leave. you know,

so i think that you will not see german business saying that the german government, or nato lyons is making a mistake here. what you will see there is one significant risk. if by much there is no debate which i think mainly because we yeah there's a public need to do something that is a strong gesture at the ukrainians. have been asking us to institute a no 5. you haven't talked about that yet, but a no fly zone would be a direct entry of nation into combat because it would require bombarding of russian offences on russian territory. that's just not possible. and therefore, where people are casting around for alternate options. one order and obvious alternate option is, is cutting off all energy imports from russia. the problem with that is, germany has, won't do germany's coming. and i hate to be the bearer of bad news or analysis that you don't like, but there are, there are, there are proven reasons for doing that. one, it is much less important than the sanction we've already instituted the central bank sanctions of the export controls, though the far more effective and constrain

not joining an investor in lyons and remaining and utero concrete as it is now, which is of course, contrary to the current policy policy goals of ukraine and since 2019, the 8 you to p n. and your atlantic integration, namely entering you and nato is actually constitutional, florida, ballistic, also few crane and is considered such as that only wait for for, for the future of the country. so if the european union shows as that we are not alone, they accept us as a fellow country. this is a huge moral boost in this fight. thank you so much for if you just have some symbolic gesture that we just to begin some preparation for this. of course, there would be a huge and long road that had, but if we do not give up to rush and blackmail and if we stand one by one, this will be also a very good, a morale boost for this fight under. so thank you so much for joining us. a quote from the ukranian institute. united nation, that's more than $600.00. 60000 people have fled to ukraine, spent 3 invasion began with majority having to poland. the round fears that number could rise as high as 4000000 in the

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so i think that you will not be german business, saying that the german government, or nato lyons is making a mistake here. what you will see there is one significant risk. if i might, there is no debates, which i think mainly because we yeah there's a public need to do something that is a strong gesture at the ukrainians. have been asking us to institute a no find you haven't talked about that yet, but a no fly zone would be a direct entry of nation into combat because it would require bombarding of russian offences on russian territory. that's just not possible. and therefore, where people are casting around for alternate options. one order an obvious alternate option is, is cutting off all energy imports from russia. the problem with that is, germany has said it won't do. germany's coming. and i hate to be the bearer of bad news or analysis that you don't like, but there are, there are, there are proven reasons for doing that. one, it is much less important than the sanction we've already instituted the central bank sanctions of the export controls, though far more effective and c

the final two quarterfinal second legs take place later on thursday, withjuventus travelling to lyon leading 2—1,and arsenal away to wolfsburg with a tie level at 1—1. arsenal needed a late equaliser at home last week as they seek a first semifinal appearance in this competition since 2013, and they're chasing trophies on three fronts as the season nears a conclusion — second in the league, and they face chelsea in the fa cup semifinals next month. the hubble space telescope has set a new record for capturing a picture of a single, distant star. the light from the giant sun has taken nearly 13—billion years to reach us. in cosmic terms it almost dates back to the big bang. tim allman reports. for more than 30 years, the hubble space telescope has been orbiting the earth, scanning the cosmos, looking for the unknown, the extraordinary, the seemingly impossible. its latest discovery, perhaps its most amazing yet, a celestial object that is a long, long, long way away. you see that red stripe in the centre of the screen? it is a crescent of light that has been dubbed the sunrise

in the europa league, west ham face lyon, whilst rangers face braga. it's day1 of the world indoor athletic championships in belgrade and gb�*s katarina johnson—thompson and darryl neita are both in action. reigning champion johnson—thompson, has not competed since withdrawing from the olympic heptathlon with a leg injury last summer, but received an invite from world athletics to compete in belgrade. meanwhile, darryl neita qualified for the 60m semifinals this morning, and the heats have put her in a confident mood. that was good, first round at the way and i'm feeling confident. it was nice to get on the track today and my first time seeing the track and my first time seeing the track and i am happy with my first round and i am happy with my first round and i'm sure my coach will be too. . england fast bowler mark wood has been ruled out of the rest of the test series against the west indies. scan results have confirmed wood has a right elbow injury and needs to return to the uk for specialist treatment. england are in control of the second te

ukrainian tennis player, dayana yastrem—ska, has lost the final of the wta tournament in the french city of lyon. she was in odessa when russia invaded and spent two nights sheltering in an underground car park before being able to get out of ukraine — crossing the danube by boat to reach romania. her parents remained behind in ukraine. losing to china's zhang shuai, yastremska said she was too emotionally drained to give her all in the final. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. hello. the weekend brought us a lot of dry weather with variable amounts of sunshine. but the cloud did tend to break up more later on sunday so we've had clear spells through sunday night. that means certainly a cold start to monday morning. widespread frost to start off this working week but a lot of dry and sunny weather on the cards, at least for the next 2a hours or so. temperatures first thing, monday may be as low as low as —5, —6 across parts of scotland. very cold for northern england, northern ireland down into the midlands. a little less cold in the far south where a bit of a breeze blowing

ukrainian tennis player dayana yastremska has lost the final of the wta tournament in the french city of lyon. she was in odessa when russia invaded and spent two nights sheltering in an underground car park before being able to get out of ukraine. yastremska said she was too emotionally drained to give her all in the final. a russian gymnast is under investigation because of what the international gymnastics federation called his "shocking behaviour" at the world cup in doha. after earning a bronze medal in the parallel bars final, ivan kuliak taped a letter z to his chest when he went to the podium to stand next to the winner, ukrainian illia kovtun. the letter z has become symbolic of russia's invasion of ukraine and has been seen painted on the sides of tanks and military vehicles. it's also being worn by pro—war politicians in russia. that's it for now. hello. the weekend brought as a lot of dry weather with variable amounts of sunshine but the cloud did tend to break up more later on sunday, so we've had clear spells through sunday night and that means certainly a cold start to monday

ukrainian tennis player dayana yastremska has lost the final of the wta tournament in the french city of lyon. (00v) she was in 0desa when russia invaded and spent two nights sheltering in an underground car park before being able to get out of ukraine — yastremska said she was too emotionally drained to give her all in the final. a russian gymnast is under investigation because of what the international gymnastics federation called his shocking behaviour at the world cup in doha. after earning a bronze medal in the parallel bars final, ivan kuliak taped a letter �*z�* to his chest when he went to the podium to stand next to the winner, ukrainian illia kovtun. the letter �*z�* has become symbolic of russia's invasion of ukraine and has been seen painted on the sides of tanks and military vehicles. it's also being worn by pro—war politicians in russia. 0bviously obviously we are focusing very much on the situation in ukraine. do go to the website as well — bbc.com—news — where we're bringing you the latest analysis and more from our correspondents. thanks for being with us. b

and that's yet another time i'm on de lyons a how important it is to to think of, of even some fractured humanitarian corridors and no fly zones over parts of ukraine at least, or are these serious, serious air defense and planes that we desperately need in order to protect up to protect our territory. and in order to ensure that our cities are not sheldon noted, to ensure that our, our civilians are not being killed because that is happening across the country. also in the north of the country and children, he had been caught up, give me our key of the that they are trying to surround and so on and ivana. is there a sense of sadness and frustration? oh, what i can only imagine seems like western nations continuing to sit just on the side side lines of what's happening here. oh, wait, you know, we do understand and we see and appreciate the support we are getting from western nations. but unfortunately, the western nations are several major steps behind russian federation with it's due to lex's against your grade. and i think more is. busy of more courage, more action is needed from the

clip] >> today i am proud to once again be standing together with president vander line -- van der lyon as we announce a groundbreaking union. first we are reducing dependence on russian energy. putin has issued resources and manipulated its neighbors, that is how he is using it. he is using the profits to drive his war machine. that is why i announce that the united states would ban all imports of russian energy to make sure that -- to show that america would not be part of the war against ukraine. at the time i noted that we were able to take the steps when others could not because the united states is a net exporter of energy with a strong domestic industry and the united states welcomes the european union's powerful statement committing to rapidly reducing its dependence on russian gas. today, we have agreed on a joint game plan towards that goal, while accelerating our progress towards a secure clean energy future. this initiative focuses on two core issues. one, helping europe reduce its dependency on russian gas as quickly as possible. secondly, reducing europe's demand for gas o

army major mike lyons. major, i want to start with you. sounds like what john kirby was describing, it's been a tougher slog than the russians thought it was going to be. we hear there's more bombings happening in more cities. what does that tell you about what russia's next strategy would be ? >> i think he's understating how poorly they are doing because we don't want to give them ideas of things to do. they are not acting tactically, for example. that convoy is all in a row. they are easy targets. people can line up and shoot at them. i think they will ratchet up the strategic weapons and try to inflict as much damage as they can and try to make places like kyiv burn. they don't have any predictability of success. the reasons -- i think it's really the russians haven't managed to take away . several reasons why. maybe they are reassessing . the front line troops to keep moving. some of the troops might be running out of food. the logistic lines itself about 40 miles. check point before you get to the front line in the kharkiv area and b

so i think that you will not see german business saying that the german government, or nato lyons is making a mistake here. what you will see there is one significant risk. if by much there is now a debate which i think mainly because we yeah there's a public need to do something that is a strong gesture at the ukrainians. have been asking us to institute a no 5. you haven't talked about that yet, but a no fly zone would be a direct entry of nation into combat because it would require bombarding of russian air defenses on russian territory. that's just not possible. and therefore, where people are costing around for alternate options and one order and obvious alternate option is, is cutting off all energy imports from russia. the problem with that is generally it won't do germany is coming. and i hate to be the bearer of bad news or analysis that you don't like, but there are, there are, there are proven reasons for doing that. one, it is much less important than the sanctions we've already instituted the central bank sanctions of the export control. though the far more effective and

major mike lyons. thank you so much. well the u.s. is walking a delicate line with the situation in ukraine, wanting very much to stop the war but not wanting to get involved militarily. joining me now to talk about is anya mikanju former director at national security council, served as special policy adviser to europe, then vice-president biden, i know how difficult this time is for you. you used to be an adviser on russia. you were born in russia, have family in ukraine, family in russia, there are so many parts of this that are deeply personal for you. you saw that horrific video of the family fleeing, being killed by russian forces. how might a video like this factor to u.s. response to russia. >> well i think it shows ho how far putin is willing to go and how many civilians he is willing to kill to achieve his aims in ukraine. this is obviously a horrific video and also clearly a war crime but of course we have seen putin do this before. he has targeted civilians in syria, targeted civilians in chechnya. i think a lot of people i

she was the first ever female winner of the trophy and 2019 while playing for the french club lyons. her international focus has one -- was one of greater respect including updated locker rooms. they are being hosted by other aid organizations. as bombs fell, they are happy to train. >> having fled eastern ukraine, they arrived in germany just last week. fc has opened its arms to provide a facility with football training which is at least some sort of distraction. >> it was very difficult to leave the patient -- leave the places where you used to be every day. it was hard to leave behind relatives, all the close ones. but the club leadership is doing everything possible so that they can train in peace. they try to keep us away from all kinds of bad news. sometimes they succeed. >> they were originally on their way to the airport to fly to a training camp in turkey when several rockets hit their city on the day the russian invasion started. >> to be here in safety while your family is under siege is very difficult. we were so worried about our families. we can still reach them, they w

seven—time champions league winners lyon are also through to the semi—finals. they overturned a 2—1 deficit from the first leg againstjuventus, winning 3—1 on the night and 4—3 on aggregate to set up an all—french semifinal with paris saint—germain. england will discover their fifa world cup 2022 opponents in friday's draw. one of wales, scotland or ukraine will also be in qatar this november and december but will not know until the remaining european play—offs in june. ahead of that draw, the bbc�*s dan roan spoke exclusively to tournament chief hassan al—thawadi and started by asking him about migrant workers' rights. i don't think any country today in the world can claim that they have the ideal system in place. always, progress needs to be made. we acknowledge that progress needs to be made, but what we ask is also to acknowledge the work that's been done. another area of this is transparency around migrant worker deaths. and the reason why there's concern around this is that, without that knowledge and certainty, it's difficult to establish

and joining me is retired army colonel mike lyons, and in desert storm he was awarded a bronze star. thank you so much. major, let's talk about what we are seeing. i think a lot of people are taken back by the ability of the russian forces to achieve their goal quickly at the outset of this, the assumption was they would overwhelm ukraine very quickly and be able to take over cities very quickly. that was vladimir putin's assumption as well. why has it been so difficult for them? >> katy, first of all they have not really combined their efforts. they don't own the airspace. that's very important right now, the fact that is still contested two weeks into this means all the difference in the world. you are seeing their military equipment they have tried to upgrade for the past 15 to 20 years is not working. they can't seem to get it to work. they decided to travel in convoys along roads and they have become easy targets. number three, from a strategic perspective, their forces are spread too thin and they can't control any specific axis, and i think kyiv has used the force down to the

they've been given 20,000 pounds of a budget for away matches, but that's not enough to get them to lyon for next week and back for their champions league match, though they say some of these things have been paid for upfront. 500,000 pounds per match day will actually -- a normal match day would cost 1 million pounds, so they will have to close parts of the ground, because they won't be able to steward it and have the right center production there. all of this is such an uncertain future in the short term, and thomas to go who's talking disguise words yesterday said, it is very difficult sometimes to think about football with all this going on. >> to understand the situation, it's very difficult to see where it's going, where it is heading. it's maybe impossible. so, in the end, we stick to the mantra to live in the moment, and warship where we are. it's not easy, but it's out of our control. it makes things sometimes more difficult, but sometimes also, maybe easier to accept that we cannot do anything in the moment, and to wait and constantly adapt. >> they need to get it sorted out so

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the game betweenjuventus and 7 time winners lyon is underway — leading into the second half 1— no. and later, at the emirates, the wsl leaders arsenal take on german side wolfsburg. and while arsenal are the only english side to have won this competition before, they're looking to reach the last four for the first time in almost a decade. yes, welcome to the emirates ahead of this women's champions league quarterfinal first leg. arsenal still the only british club to ever win what was then the european cup backin win what was then the european cup back in 2007 are looking to reach the champion some big league final for the first time since 2013 when they did at that stage they were beaten by none other than wolfsburg in the last four. but this is in both teams are in pretty much a similar position. they are both top of their respective leagues, arsenal in the women super league in england and wolfsburg and the german bundesliga. they're both bidding for their respecting troubles, both sides of made it through the domestic semifinals and also of course the champions league last stat

russian troops against ukrainian people and i think president biden is making a ver clear that the entire lyons wil not stand by and let them be used against the civilian population. i think he's make a very firm statement that that is a redlin that he does not want to cross. >> what do you think the administration's response shoul be. how should the messaging around this be quick. >> the messaging needs to be clear and concise and that is not what we've seen from this president or administration at any point during the conflict here in ukraine. even if you look at the last fe days from the president where i has been misstep after misstep after misstep for the white house had to step in and whethe it's about going to us troops h was going on in ukraine firsthand and this comment related to chemical weapons. when you have to have your staf step in and try to explain further what you meant to say, you are not in a good messaging position. i think the real question here is when his joe biden and kamal harris ever gone out on the world stage and not had to have a staff clean up afterwards. >> rober

nathan lyon took five wickets and captain pat cummins got the final one as his side claimed victory by 115 runs in the third test in lahore. england's bowlers are fighting back on day two of the deciding test against the west indies. the wendy's made a steady start reaching for feet without loss before ben stokes got the breakthrough. and then mahmood got into the act with a lbw here. and here is three wickets for chris woakes. 134—7 west indies, still 70 behind england's first innings total of 204. the women's six nations gets going tomorrow, and kicking the tournament off are scotland and england for the opener in edinburgh. england are on one heck of a run at the moment. they've won the last 18 matches. for scotland, it's all about a "new energy" for them, according to their captain, as they look to cause an upset against the world's number one ranked side. we can head to edinburgh now and join our reporterjo currie, who's there for us. jo, as much as england are the heavy favourites, but scotland still come into the match on a high. they have qualified for the world cup later thi

companies might do the same and give us a 30,000 look at the state of the russian economy with all the head lyons, sanctions, companies pulling out. you mentioned the energy carve out. that might not last. the stock market is not oh. oligarchs are restless. give us a sense. what is happening to the russian economy right nowle? >> reporter: well, firstly, john, on the corporate backlash. just this morning moments before joining you here, totale energy the french energy giant pledged to stop all new projects in russia and provide fuel to ukraine. they stopped short of saying they would exit their current projects with russia. this is a major energy player in russia and this news came after the french government held a meeting with totale energies. you mentioned shell and bp cutting their ties with the russian business units. also heard disney, warner brothers, sony pictures entertainment said they would pause theatrical releases of upcoming releases in russia and from a logistics perspective, america and deutch post will suspend shipping to russia amidst the corporate backlash and when it comes to

i want to give a quick credit to adam lyons. he does he created go fund me campaign for us . this has been an austin at the smart blueprint .com slash orphans. he's helped us raise over four hundred thousand dollars because that we're able to use that in real time in the country with debit cards, with wire transfers. we're getting help from lobbying to keep and even harkov denuke denuke true . and to me you have to you have to understand the kids can get out of the country and so finding food is a challenge and we're building an army of those in theater who have to be able to help these little innocent ones. and i go thank you . and everyone has given it's real and we're doing it. >> listen, anybody who is helping these organizations deserves a shout out because they are doing yeoman's work. i'm curious. i just watch these videos. mark, how do you keep these kids calm? you thank you for saying that because the real hero in this, just like in the past we've said, you know, it's the front line people, the real heroes, real heroes are the nurses. imagine this when you're a mothe

. [♪♪♪] and then, my good friend, collin lyons, grand marshal for two years in a row. he is going to have a special place in the parade that has been set up by his club, and i just want to say collin, i'm sorry that it was two years in a row that we weren't able to get you out there, but thank you for all you've done for us. i appreciate it. [applause] >> the st. patrick's day season, as i like to call it, because we know, as the mayor says it, it's a month. it's more than the parade and the raising the flag and the dinner. generally, we go to the veterans administration and laguna honda, and mayor breed was at every event, and we appreciate it. this year, because of covid, we could only go to alma villa, but when we do things like that, and we invite the children and the dancers to come with us, it sets the precedent for the future to be in this room. they'll be the ones going and spreading the good cheer, because i'm up here, talking, and they're, like, get off. we want to see the little girls with the curls dancing. we also put on the peter york day, and this is our

that will place uson item 13 for case money 21 8810c , lyon street. thisis a conditional use authorization .are you prepared tomake your presentation ? >> yes, thank you jonas. thatafternoon commissioners . the item before you is prior conditional use authorization 1994.580 5c to eliminate all conditions of approval of motionnumber 13897 , the subject property is at 1520 lyon street located in the rh to zoning districts. it consists of a childcare facility. back in 1995 the facility required a conditional use authorization for establishment at florida planning code section 209.1 and 203. along with other conditions one of them required that no more than 65 children meet at one time at the facility. subsequently in 2017 the planning code was amended for ordinance 189 17 which made childcare facilities permit use in all zoning districts except for pdr. this project aims to function as a principal accommodated use for the current planning code and expand capacity to 125 children at the time of the subject property. no motivations are proposed to the exis