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That same exact respect for law-enforcement. you see somebody on the street, in a coffee shop, goes up and shakes her hand and says thank you. i appreciate you keeping a safe and i and q for your service as opposed to denying im getting a cup of coffee and a starbucks bread that is insane to me. its that respect that was instilled in me as a young man and hopefully we pass it onto the next generation. harris: you travel all over the world and are supportive of the military as well but as you loo...

Tells the story of what is happening on the ground. >> i was talking to a ukrainian journalist and describing how much things changed in the last 24 hours. she went to the grocery store. theres no food. described scenes of chaos at the train station. described being in a bomb shelter with a young family that had to evacuate with explosion near them. they did not plan. they had a 6-month-old baby and all they were able to grab before they slept a few pieces of bread and water and diapers. so you ...

For four children. >> bread and juice for children is what civilians need. other civilians need weapons and ammunition. they are pledging to fight back against the russians. there were talks in belarus along the border with ukraine. the russians and ukrainians meeting since the first time this conflict began. the difference in the two sides with the russians showing up with suits and ties and ukrainians in battle fatigued. >> laura: trey unfolding humanitarian crisis with poland, which will be c...

Practical terms? basically if ou practical terms? basically if you have — practical terms? basically if you have got _ practical terms? basically if you have got a _ practical terms? basically if you have got a visa - practical terms? basically if you have got a visa card - practical terms? basically if you have got a visa card orl you have got a visa card or mastercard it outside of russia it will no longer work inside of russia and if you got the card out of russia it will no longer work, vi...

Home so we didnt. it is getting worse _ home so we didnt. it is getting worse in — home so we didnt. it is getting worse in the city centre more or less _ worse in the city centre more or less it — worse in the city centre more or less it is — worse in the city centre more or less. it is not free access. we can take _ less. it is not free access. we can take two— less. it is not free access. we can take two pieces of bread or, like, something — take two pieces of bread or, like, someth...

Definitely resilience here. there is a certain degree of normality, which is quite surprising given the fact that roughly 15 minutes away from here, an apartment complex was bombed. so in the midst of all of this you have these people being orderly. no chaos at all. theyre waiting to get their goods because there has been shortages around the city for basic things. particularly milk, water, bread. this is the line here. you saw where we began. and then you see an even longer line of people waiti...

I dont know that people will remember what happened in ukraine but they are going to remember they paid so much for gas and a loaf of bread. >> steve if you think its expensive right now, everyone has predicted because of what is going on in eastern europe, its only going to get worse. people are always going to vote with their pocketbooks, when they pay more voting for the other guy. should be good for the republicans. unfortunately it has come to a situation like this none of us wanted to see ...

In belarus. all of the sudden they were told we thought we were just undergoing training and now here we are in ukraine, we had no idea. and of course when they get out of their armored personnel carriers theyre not fighting americans who look different and speak a different language. theyre fighting people who speak a very similar language and oftentimes the same language that they do. >> look just like them. >> look just like they do, have similar backgrounds. >> and what ive seen, though, is ...

The individual�*s right to choose. where does that come from? why do you think that is? well, it perhaps has something to do with my upbringing. during the �*90s, when i started playing tennis, when i was four or five years old, we had two wars. we had embargo, sanctions, just waiting in line for bread and milk — it was a very difficult time for my family. and i chose to play the sport that is one of the most expensive sports, and a very unaffordable sport for a lot of people. my parents h...

Any way significant, it is a stretch. to say that they are running the country is just mentally ill, i guess. >> were you able to get outside at all today to take a look at your city? >> i did. and i -- sorry, my camera is -- i did, and i walked around during the day, talked to some people. they are staying calm. many people the families are trying to leave the city. and they have. there is like a big convoy of vehicles going west. many people trying to buy food and pharmaceuticals in very order...