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People losing access to their deposits and also losing access to loans. if you have a crisis in the financial sector and individuals need credit, it can make it difficult for people to borrow, and have terrible effects on the economy, so i think that was the right reaction here. i think going forward, so you dont like have panics in the future. i think we need to revisit what the deposit insurance limit is need to be. i think it was clear here that is not reasonable, there are a lot of companies...

So far, although it is almost impossible to establish the exact figures. most of them have been deported to russia where many have been put up for adoption. last week one of them, from the occupied city of mariupol was paraded on stage, at a pro war rally in moscow, attended by the russian president. she is 15—year—old anna naumenko, who was invited forward, so she could thank the soldier nicknamed "yuri gagarin" who had rescued her. ——who had "rescued her". translation: thank you to unc...

As our president said, well continue to do it as long as we can. if there is military necessity, well consider other options. for now, we are holding out. the major concern is right now, in that city, there is between 4,000 and 4,500 people still there. civilians, you know, including children. theyre in the basements, hiding from thiscessantincessant, rele shelling. the situation is critical, but we are holding out. >> on that, you mentioned the russians just sending men to the front line to be ...

>> she said like 37 times in 48 seconds laura. if a guy needs a translator to figure out what youre saying, he is going to go the other way. after hearing this i want to go spend the rest of my life late fortnight. i dont blame them running to the basements. this woman, she is an example of why 60% of single guys are still single. this is a disaster. 66 of all men are single. >> will get into that next time. arraignment, you know the like thing has been something that ive been at war with four. ...

Forcing its population under ground to basements like this one. anya and her family shared this space for much of the three-month lifelong siege with katarina who is now in germany. she couldnt believe her eyes when she saw her on stage. >> translator: we were like a family. we saved ourself, saved our lives. >> reporter: in early april anyas mother olga left the basement and was killed by russian shelling. anya shared her grief for her mother online, i want to be with you, she writes. by the en...

I forget a little. >> dont be shy. everyone give a hug. look. it is the man who saved you all. >> not for nothing, his call sign is angel. >> well, tonight we know more about anna and her story. what have you learned? >> well, that this child, anderson, is several times over a victim of this war. not only because, of course, she lived through the siege of mariupol that went on, remember, for three long months. sheltering in basements with her mother, brother, and sister as the city was pounded b...

On, remember, for three long months, sheltering in basements with her mother, brother and sister. the city was pounded by heavy artillery. she then lost her mother -- a single mother of three who had done her best so far to raise her in fairly difficult conditions, as we understand -- as she left the basement one day to go out. she was killed. and shes been mourning her ever since online with her social media. we are able to see that. but also, because, of course he was then taken from mariupol ...

Joe biden got the nomination and the first place. they are worried and indicates they are worried what happened internally. they dont have control. what is happening with the das across the country, crime and everything else shows you dont have control over the messaging how the democrats will be viewed. i think this is about biden doing as he is told in other people managing this. they liked their power appear they are trying to maintain it. but ultimately, it will be how you run this man from ...

To attack russian positions. many of the soldiers working that say they hope for some upgrades from the west as soon as possible. [speaking in native tongue] >> my dream, you know, would move to high. one rocket is worth 40 here. >> stuck in the fighting zones along the front line. many of them spent their days and nights underground in basements. really just struggling to survive. >> today it has been nine days since my sister died. we dont have any water, nothing. getting rainwater to wash dis...

Airborne contaminants can settle on surfaces, seep into wells and migrate through cracks into basements and homes. is stuart thompson the dumbest reporter at the "times"? he just reported that the e.p.a. said wells can be contaminated and toxickens can seep into peoples home and i cant speculate because im not a scientist? if i say dont drink the water im a conspiracy theorist even though the water looks like this? >> i dont know if you can see this on the camera. see that chemical pop out of th...