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A remarkable acceleration in unionization efforts in the united states. whats changing? >> well, the two stories are connected, in a way. they are different forms of a struggle for democracy, real democrat see you are witnessing so ably, i should say, we were also moved by your coverage. a struggle for democracy by a foreign occupying attempt, but here in america there is a struggle for economic democracy and it is winning. this is a moment of great darkness. a lot of the stories you cover that ...

The effort to seek peace. its a powerful combination to have the two of them there and i think it does convey very strong commitment. let me add i think this is relatively new. i think when president biden visited nato a month ago, it was not so clear cut that the u.s. was all in. but when secretary blinken went there later, the tone was different and now we see the accelerated delivery of u.s. security assistance to ukraine and i think we are in a different phase of u.s. commitment to this now....

Pockets? the big unknown, and i think the thing the pentagon was talking about yesterday and you saw from the british military assessment, is will the russian ground troops fight? will the armor formations be able to fight? remember, this is spare parts essentially at this point. you have some battalion tactical groups fighting for a while and are essentially put together, but a lot have been whittled down, are coming back from kyiv, have not fought together, have a new chain of command and a ne...

Just another arrow in the quiver. my concern is deescalation. when a nuke is released, i dont know how you can resist acceleration and escalation to the next level. >> no question. and it is part of their battlefield escalation plan, as many have noted in response to a general attack. general, for folks at home so they can understand a tactical and battlefield nuke, how big is it? how big would the impact area be? and what are the ways they can be deployed? >> good evening, jim. as general marks...

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First to the pentagon and bring in cnns barbara starr. i want to start with you this morning on these reports, these investigations into the possibility of chemical weapons use by the russians. what have you learned? >> reporter: well, last night the pentagon issued a statement, the press secretary john kirby, saying that they were looking into all of this. one of the difficulties is going to be getting samples from the area on the ground, getting a really thorough understanding of the symptoms ...

Already 76% more expensive than it was this time last year. 40% more expensive than it was at the beginning of the year. so that hand in hand with demand is really driving this additional acceleration in prices. >> so now instead you can expect round-trip tickets in the u.s. to cost around $360 this summer. thats the most weve seen in around 10 years. if things continue on the path they are, dana, it could go higher. we continually get updated numbers from hopper. ive seen it jump in the 2 month...

The train station to keep more civilian populations in the part of the country they plan to reduce to rubble and dust. mr. ambassador, in your view, how should that change any deliberations or streamline any processes for getting the ukrainians what they need to protect themselves? >> well, i think it has already led to a change in the kinds of equipment countries are now willing to send, the very kinds that general mcaffery talked about. weve seen the first tanks being shipped from the czech re...

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Lex is a bit of a world leader, too. in 2012, he co—founded the team that went on to win the solar challenge cruiser race across the australian outback four times in a row. unsurprisingly, the design of lightyear one is somewhat more conventional. now, solar cells are getting better and better at turning sunlight into electricity, but lexs company is more focused on making what energy it can harvest go further. the result will be the most energy—efficient five—seater on the market when it ...