ralph's experience is germane. ralph is a black 18 year old i met. a person who grew up in a nearly all white ultra middle-class neighborhood and has a tended private schools in a section of philadelphia. for his entire life his parents. oh well off and pay ralph's full tuition themselves a student of good character who makes excellent grades ralph as one of the few black students in his school. is also a member of the soccer team? when his team plays various elite schools high schools in the philadelphia suburbs, he is usually the only black player on the field and he plays the game well, during these games ralph was occasionally called the inward. but such outbursts usually come from spectators. but recently when he was playing in an away game, the epithetic came from an opposing player. as the clock wound down and his team seemed destined to win tensions grew between the opposing teams. then one of the players on ralph's team was apparently foul up the field and ralph called this to the attention of the referee. to which one of the opposing player

>> ralph and i were actually at the studio pitching a whole other project entirely. >> similar to "the proud family." >> yes. then the executive brass in the room said, this is fantastic. but how do you feel about bringing back "the proud family"? >> when i first created penny -- >> reporter: bruce w. smith was the creator of the original hit series on the disney channel which follows penny proud, the 14-year-old protagonist as she navigates the ups and downs of life with her quirky family. >> hey, you biscuithead coach! >> reporter: and loyal group of friends. >> well, i'm grounded. >> me too. >> me three. >> ditto. >> reporter: the show shining a spotlight on black history and different lived experiences. a ground-breaking move by a tv series at that time. >> we're here to celebrate kwanzaa. >> i thought we did that yesterday. >> it's a unique show, it has sort of a unique style of speaking, you know, to the audience. >> you mean it's very, very, very, very, very black. black, black, blackity black-black, unapologetically black, that's what we are. >> reporter: fellow executive produ

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our next gas is ralph fuchs. he was the director of the think tank, the center for a liberal, modernity, and berlin. he's also the former mayor of the german city of breyman, representing the greens as are folks thanks for being on the program to day. let's start with germany's role here. you have said that this country has mostly tried to be a big switzerland. what do you mean by that? well, until the russian invasion of cream show, many of us another illusion that all conflicts could be solved was, dialogue, diplomacy, and money. we wanted to do business with the whole world and stay out of international conflicts as much as possible. china is now our biggest trading part, not russia. our most important energy supply. in other words, we have become economically dependent on also italian powers that act as opponents of liberal democracies. and the russian law has ended. this geopolitical night, b t, in the hard way, is a that germany was under this illusion before the russian invasion of ukraine. we saw a drasti

our next gas is ralph fuchs. he was the director of the think tank, the center for a liberal, modernity, and berlin. he's also the former mayor of the german city of breyman, representing the greens as folks thanks for being on the program today. let's start with germany's role here. you have said that this country has mostly tried to be a big switzerland. what do you mean by that? well, until the russian invasion of cream show, many of us another solution that all conflicts could be solved was dialogue, diplomacy, and money. we wanted to do business with the whole world and stay out of international conflicts as much as possible. china is now our biggest trading part, not russia. our most important energy supply. in other words, we have become economically dependent on also italian powers that act as opponents of liberal democracies. and the russian law has ended this geopolitical night, b, t and the hug wait. he say that germany was under this allusion before, the russian invasion of ukraine. we saw a drastic s

our next gas is ralph fuchs. he was the director of the think tank, the center for a liberal, modernity, and berlin. he's also the former mayor of the german city of breyman, representing the greens as folks thanks for being on the program today. let's start with germany's role here. you have said that this country has mostly tried to be a big switzerland. what do you mean by that? well, until the russian invasion of cream show, many of us another illusion that all conflicts could be solved was dialogue, diplomacy, and money. we wanted to do business with the whole world and stay out of international conflicts as much as possible. china is now our biggest trading part, not russia. our most important energy supply. in other words, we have become economically dependent on also italian powers that act as opponents of liberal democracies. and the russian law has ended. this geopolitical night, b, t and the hug wait is a that germany was under this allusion before the russian invasion of ukraine. we saw a drastic shif

our next gas is ralph fuchs. he was the director of the think tank, the center for a liberal, modernity, and berlin. he's also the former mayor of the german city of breyman, representing the greens as folks thanks for being on the program today. let's start with germany's role here. you have said that this country has mostly tried to be a big switzerland. what do you mean by that? well, until the russian invasion of cream show, many of us i know the illusion that all conflicts could be solved was dialogue, diplomacy, and money. we wanted to do business with the whole world and stay out of international conflicts as much as possible. china is now our biggest trading part, not russia. our most important energy supply. in other words, we have become economically dependent on authoritarian powers that act as opponents of liberal democracies. and the russian law has ended this to your political navy. t in the hard way, is a that germany was under this illusion before the russian invasion of ukraine. we saw a drastic

our next gas is ralph fuchs. he was the director of the think tank, the center for a liberal, modernity, and berlin. he's also the former mayor of the german city of breyman, representing the greens as are folks thanks for being on the program to day. let's start with germany's role here. you have said that this country has mostly tried to be a big switzerland. what do you mean by that? well, until the russian invasion of cream show, many of us another illusion that all conflicts could be solved was dialogue, diplomacy, and money. we wanted to do business with the whole world and stay out of international conflicts as much as possible. china is now our biggest trading part, not russia our most important energy supply. in other words, we have become economically dependent on authoritarian powers that act as opponents of liberal democracies. and the russian law has ended. this geopolitical navy, t, in the hard way, is a that germany was under this illusion before the russian invasion of ukraine. we saw a drastic sh

so that news very demoralizing for people here on the home front. >> ralph, meanwhile the economy in russia must be feeling already the effects of this global worldwide sanctions. >> we are seeing economic life in this country turning upside down as the value of the ruble, the russian currency collapses, prices are skyrocketing on everything from car parts to toys to grocery items in the supermarket. people are really, really flit ended that their savings that they built up over years are going to be wiped out by these sanctions, by the inflation as a result of vladimir putin's war. a lot of young people, educated people are trying to flee russia. jose, that isn't an easy thing to do. if you go to one of moscow's international airport and look at the departure board, you'll see a sea of cancellations because european, north american airspace are all closed to russian aircraft right now. a lot of people very worried about what the future looks like in this country, but the big question, will the fact that they're taking to the streets to protest have any influence on vladimir putin's

long was ralph long. he was one of the man and a wonderful principal and a wonderful support of the arts. that was my first job. he moved to wesley avenue elementary school and asked me to go with him and i did i moved from john. hope to wesley wesley was very close to the cohen middle school. that was built and so when cohen was built and he asked me to accompany him there. and i did so i was teaching at wesley with him at jonah with him and at cohen with him. must have been a very special person to follow. it's all he was actually a tennis player into sports, but he was a strong supporter of the arts. i never asked him for anything that he he denied me for the students. of course. another question kind of picking up on that grayson asked is being heavily involved in music education at clark college was now cau and the local atlanta area for decades and what ways have you seen the involvement of black artists grow in georgia? well black artists have always been in georgia, you know, it started back in th

i think it's the combination of the energy pressure and wedbush strangely downgrades ralph lauren the russian troops attacked the nuclear power plant seems to be a game changer in the eyes of public they're worried about retailers highly exposed to europe pvh is mostly exposed. >> yes, that's another name. >> worrisome mode about consumer, why bed bath was up 2x this morning >> yeah, not only up 75% i did want to come back to electric cars which would seem to do well in an environment where gas is 5 or 6 bucks a gallon to your point, bed bath up 75% let's take a look at it right now, on the news that ryan cohen, you remember him, of course, mr. mean, when he moved into gamestop. that stock went crazy. still at heights it where nowhere near until he actually started to buy those shares. he is now chairman of that company. not going to take a similar position at bed bath, but he does own 9.8%. so, 10%. now, $1.7 billion market cap, something like that, under 2, i think. but that's not an insignificant move, morgan unclear whether -- where those memesteres stand these days and whether th

as ralph all of thought of class, this is a 4th left the uncle to the others arriving relatively late last night or not. but they still wanted to go to the training hall and wanted to meet all the other wrestlers. i was you voicemail. i think that's a good sign, wasn't vision, but with competitive athletes. what else are they supposed to do and they're not training in the cloud. lastly, what should they have? lutheran selves, denise couldn't yet, but to day in the mood was good. after 4 hours of training, houston cleaning, and just double rugged back to the lights, temporary home, with bonia always the center of attention. why not vanya lifts our spirits? she s, as not us, like, she's like, i was stress relief i. so ah, but it's difficult to ignore what's happening back home. the war has torn the small family apart. me that her, my dad couldn't come with us because he went to war to defend ukrainian. oh no i do see a lot of my friends students who are learn sasha saw and another 3 they were able to come over vague, but most of them stayed no visit the so they couldn't come here with m

and then there was the great african-american novelist ralph ellison. and they were at iowa writers workshop ellison who wrote invisible man and naylor and ellison said norman the problem with you is that you don't realize we're all dispensable. simple line by ralph ellison, but i think about it a lot like wherever i'm at. i know i'm dispensable like this. i you know every job but you know like this is not if i left tomorrow somebody else fills the place and it's just hard when you want to you know, it's important to keep that in mind because he keeps you grounded a little bit not to get too high on your horse the growing up in the midwest the one sin brian i found the thing that i can't tolerate i have one intolerance of human behavior, obviously more than one but the one i just don't like people that are conceited. like that have the disease of conceit that they feel there's so much better than the next person and when i came east i encountered that a lot. i didn't encounter that in the midwest. can you remember? i know this might be hard somebody tha

being ralph russell, without a more cautious strategy to, with the block of russian energy by 2030. but who will bear the cost of energy and dependence will get the view from the company keeping gas flowing through ukraine's pipeline. i'm chelsea delaney in berlin. welcome to the show you as president joe biden has announced a ban on importing brushing oil and retaliation for the invasion of ukraine. biden's move comes as the united states is already struggling with rising fuel prices and inflation. us imports only a small percentage of its oil from russia, but the band will likely push oil prices even higher. but the price of brent crude reaching a 14 year high this week now for more unless let's bring in james sweeney, our financial correspondent in new york. james, how big of a blow is that to russia, to lose the u. s. as the cost of our 4th oil and gas, this is a big blow to russia by losing the u. s. as an energy const, customer an entry consumer. the u. s. is the global leader in oil consumption in this administration, the, by the, in a ministration agree to buy a ton of oil f

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as ralph all of thought and class, this is a 4th, not the uncle to the others arriving relatively late last night or not. but they still wanted to go to the training hall and wanted to meet all the other wrestlers . i was a voicemail. i think that's a good sign, wasn't vision, but with competitive athletes. what else are they supposed to do and they're not training in the cloud. lastly, what should they have? lutheran selves, denise could yen, but today in the mood was good. after 4 hours of training, houston cleaning, and just double rugged back to the lots temporary home, with bonia always the center of attention. why not vanya lifts our spirits chest is not us. la, she's like, i was stress relief i. so ah, but it's difficult to ignore what's happening back home. the war has torn the small family apart. me that her, my dad couldn't come with us because he went to war to defend ukraine. oh, no. do a lot of my friends stay to alert sasha and another 3 they were able to come over. thank you, but most of them stayed will visit the so they couldn't come here with me. does a bunch of i'm r

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and then there was the great african-american novelist ralph ellison. and they were at iowa writers workshop ellison who wrote invisible man and naylor and ellison said norman the problem with you is that you don't realize we're all dispensable. simple line by ralph ellison, but i think about it a lot like wherever i'm at. i know i'm dispensable like this. i you know every job but you know like this is not if i left tomorrow somebody else fills the place and it's just hard when you want to you know, it's important to keep that in mind because he keeps you grounded a little bit not to get too high on your horse the growing up in the midwest the one sin brian i found the thing that i can't tolerate i have one intolerance of human behavior, obviously more than one but the one i just don't like people that are conceited. like that have the disease of conceit that they feel there's so much better than the next person and when i came east i encountered that a lot. i didn't encounter that in the midwest. can you remember? i know this might be hard somebody tha

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joining us now with erin mclaughlin live from lviv ukraine and ralph sanchez in moscow. give us an update on this power plant, what kind of damage did it sustain? >> hey, jose, last night was terrifying for the ukrainians. people were glued for the latest update on this nuclear power plant as a battle between russia military and ukrainian troops unfolded there right at the plant, the building was lit on fire and employee training building and there is real concerns that fire could spread and what could happen. the fire was extinguished, we understand the situation is stable and no increases of radiation levels recorded as a result of the clashes. the plant is firmly now in the control of russian troops and it does represent about a quarter of this country's power supply, although speaking to a former zelensky adviser he was not so concerned about that because power consumption here has plummeted as a war factory and things like that. they're not using as much power. he was not too concerned about that. he was concerned of the overall security situation pointing to the fa

ralph norman, i inform the house that mr. norman will vote no on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from connecticut seek recognition? mr. courtney: as the member designated by house chair of the appropriations committee, rosa delauro and house vies chair of the sea power subcommittee, mr. golden, they will vote yes on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. lawson, i inform the house that mr. lawson will vote yes on ordering the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. fortenberry of nebraska, i inform the house that mr. fortenberry will vote no on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by by the following members, garamendi and bordeaux, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on the pre

you look at the customers, we had a phenomenal quarter, great customers, everybody from ford to ralph lauren to next gen, you know, covid companies, lu cera, a lot of things in the quarter but this idea that they're all building customer 360 based on a single source of truth this is a powerful idea. you have to be able to connect through that single source through the universe >> jim, worry about tableaux, worried about slack. i'm looking to 2022 revenue. all these silos look like they are now making money together and that that's an unprofessional way to look at your company >> well, jim, number one, there is no finish line when it comes to acquisitions. so i think for these analysts to tell us, hey, keep your eye on these incredible acquisitions, tableaux, neosoft, the integration and slaing the collaboration company. yes, we have to keep our eye on them wow, we've integrated them together to have that single source of truth. that is the power and the magic that when we come into one of our big customers. whether it could be citibank, an incredible company not ford by volkswagon, it

your doctor always thought ralph, i've had a lot of the new food now. mister george ford should know about the food call him fat, that, that must be the coyote. and the muscles having spent several months in the syria cohen was ready to return to israel to be debriefed by his more side handles l. m. i don't want to cancel the local debt facility and want to call a minute me a minute about my trasky. i'm. i don't want to ask you how you can go in can data for us like to read and out of my data thought id. do it went up a little tyler went up a little tyler, my house with his dad, alaska. he does. she has no majority today because i can multiple out of this manual month. well, i hope all is, well, i think it was stuck, but i'm, i'm the ministry to the manager voucher hold it. i do much. what i do and do end up jani had cuz i'm not that not that i used to have got oscar, the chauffeur to smart. my mac gun veneer up the me. but the but i'm not going to let this ma ha on our doctor saw the will ask already come on on the will not that does to him no done not

>> well, i started -- ralph long was a wonderful man and principal and supporter of the arts. that was my first job. he moved to west lee avenue elementary school and i did. i went to wesley, and when cohen was built, and he asked me to accompany him there, and i did. so i was teaching at wesley with him, and john oak with him and at cohen with him. >> must have been a very special person to -- >> he was actually a tennis player, into sports, but he was a strong supporter of the arts. i never asked him for anything that he denied me for the students, of course. >> another question picking up on that. grace asks, you were heavily involved at clark college and in the atlanta area for decades, and in what ways have you seen the involvement of black artists grow in georgia? >> well, black artists have always been in georgia, and it started back in the days of slavery, actually, and in atlanta in particular -- i won't say georgia, but in atlanta in particular has a strong showing. the only thing i hope at one point we will have more black musicians in the symphony orchestra, and th

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joining me republican congressman from south carolina ralph norman. mr. representative, you were adamant that the biden administration send over defense systems, weapons, all this stuff long before russia invaded. they're doing it now but is it too little too late? >> the fact is, charles, this administration now what russia was doing assembling the military on the border in april of last year. now to take the stance they have where they slow-walked most of the sanctions, they hadn't done anything and their words are meaningless. it is too little too late. look at the devastation ukraine has suffered. now with a hypersonic missile they're using, we're behind the development of our own, it is a lack of priorities on this administration and probably others as well. charles: yeah. >> now is the time to take it seriously. charles: i know when russia initially tested these a couple years ago, everyone said there should be a sense of urgency. when china said they also had them. amazing to believe we've been caught this flat-footed. we had president trump on the

>> ralph izzo, thank you for joining us today we appreciate your time. >>> of course, david -- >> my pleasure. >> a down day for the markets. energy and utilities the two sectors in the green with the dow utilities hitting a fresh record. >> yeah. as you pointed out earlier, things can change quickly and they did, particular on the nasdaq started up almost down 2% now. that will do it for us on "squawk on the street. "techcheck" starts now ♪ >>> good monday morning, welcome to "techcheck" i'm carl quintanilla with deirdre bosa and jon forth. session lows for stocks, megacap names like meta, microsoft all down more than 3%. the nasdaq down nearly 20% off the record high. then payments platforms withdraw from russia. paypal, amx, visa and mastercard join the exodus. >>> then later to the moon and beyond gamestop's ryan cohen makes another meme bet, jon. >> yep but let's start with stocks. tech sector is down 2%, back to the lows of the year in fact, the xlk etf touching levels it hasn't seen since last summer ur mike santoli is here to look at the macro head winds for tech mike >> ye

pvh as the highest european penetration while ralph lauren's exposure about 28% let's get a news update. >>> here's what's happening at this hour. as russia's invasion of ukraine continues to affect civilian areas, president zelenskyy is telling abc news he will not accept ultimatums from moscow but there are possible solutions to satisfy the demands on nato, 1993 mia and separatist regions in ukraine zelenskyy says vladimir putin needs to start a dialogue instead of living in what he calls an informational bubble without oxygen some saying some progress has been made on humanitarian corridors. >>> some ukrainian ref chiefs a -- refugees officials are criticizing moscow's provision of escape routes that lead to russia and belarus. >>> tonight, the growing humanitarian crisis as refugees flood into poland. >>> and as ukrainians are leaving, some foreign volunteer fighters and medics from the u.s., the uk, and canada are arriving add the train station in lviv, a former engineer wants to use his paramedic training to help take a listen. >> i'm nervous i'm going to be honest at the same tim

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it's shaped like the bow of a ship and i want to acknowledge ralph remmington here from the art commission and allow me to introduce our executive director of the port, elaine forbes. thank you. >> thank you, carla. i am elaine forbes, the port breshgt and the first thing i want to say to the mayor is we didn't do it for free. it wasn't exactly a free agreement. yes. but we so enjoyed working with the fire department to see this through. the phoenix actually was the port of san francisco's vessel. our state harbor of engineers saw importance to bring fire protection from the water way back when the fire department took over. we gave the phoenix for $1. so that was a very kind and since that point we've had an excellent relationship with the fire department protecting our piers and commissioner brandon is here with me today and she will remember we've had many fires. pier 45, pier 29, and pier 48 and that's just in recent memory and these fireboats were here to protect us. and now i'd like to say a few words to the students at mission high. we have an existential threat of sea level rise an

about 47,000 workers from big chains including ralph's, albertson's, vaughn's, and pavilions authorized the union to call a strike if they can't reach a deal. no date has been set for a potential strike. negotiations are set to resume this week. >>> and it took a lot of star power and a pink sequinned jumpsuit, but there's a new number one at the box office. >> i enjoyed your book about the lost city, and i believe you're the one who can help me find its treasure. >> loretta -- >> "the lost city" took in $31 million in its north american debut. the sandra bullock/channing tatum comedy ousted "tatman" from the top spot it held for the last three weekends knocking it to number two. >> i like "the batman," but it's often a wee bit dark. maybe people were looking for a little levity, right, something make you feel good. >> yeah. those two are a cute pair. >> they are. diane king hall in new york, thank you. >> you got it. >>> up next, visit a galaxy far, far away. a new "star wars" exhibit offers a one of a kind experience to fans. (jackie) i've made progress with my mental health. so when

but why the it is barrier. ha, they're on their own. murray was like a ralph bailey see, describe soon after a brief c spy is negotiated in money for it was near the past, wants to take the opportunity to evacuate more children. but shooting machines almost immediately in his attempt to get children out of the city fails. morning, co is now expecting the worst. if he doesn't survive the war, he's recorded a farewell video for his wife and children. i hope i will be alive next week, but i'm not sure about it. despite all, perhaps because of the listening situation. really numbers of women here in the polish town of she michel a preparing to head back to the wasn't that fun. i'm a nurse and i'm needed at home. don't worry, it'll be fine. i'll if she's going to live there woman, she have the kids. we have to keep with find the kids to simply see them and put them the family very happy to come back from cypress because i learned type of in my keith's way to me. i'm happy i'm here. and i want to have him in the top, did sorry, in the, in the ukraine. ah, the next stop for both the men and w

we can work well with that under just what you need for coastal protection of the growth from salt ralph. 2000 cubic meters of sand and water were then pumped onto the beach. each time it takes a full hour to empty the whole of a dresser like this. as the beach steadily expanded to a width of 40 meters, the workers kept a close eye and the proceedings. maria and i need to make sure that the embankments don't give away my laptop if it's starting to look on certain only to jump in the truck and press the embankment back into place. i'm or the diagonal one awkward this time that wasn't necessary. the work was completed by early march as planned. all that's needed now is new beach grass, another guard against erosion the tides are particularly strong at adams, so that's why here the beach fillings have to be repeated periodically. and then to see my own co looking around what's been brought here and what's the natural substance that would still be here. even if nothing had been done, i mean, it's gotten better of you having to take a look at. obviously we are fortunate that the work hasn't l

i thank all of the witnesses for being here today, especially ralph, who runs my home airport. repent them in -- pre-pandemic airports saw many passengers nationally and we look forward to travel resuming in the near future. thank you and i yield back the balance of my time. >> thank you. the chair will recognize the chairman of the committee. i am not saying mr. thompson, we recognize mr. can. not seeing mr. can, members are reminded that the committee will operate according to the guidelines laid out by the ranking member in their february 3, 2021 colleague regarding remote procedures. i welcome -- i welcome our panel of witnesses. our first witness, please correct me when they get a chance to speak. mr. -- he is the general manager of the jackson atlanta international airport. he was the chief operating officer for the houston airport system and he has been serving 22 years in the u.s. army. next we have mr. greg regan who serves as president of the transportation trade department of the aflcio, a labor institution including 42 unions across the transportation sector. member