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Sound like a typical dad but you are young enough to be my son. lets look at a couple developments here. the developing of uncertainty, that is the kind of thing phil flynn looks at. in a vacuum, prices are higher, oil and, another trajectory of this shows another extension of this war. i wonder how they play this out. >> it will be a lot of upside risk going into next weekend whats more amazing about this is the you but he did stop sending money to russia for oil and gas. late last week the yea...

Sentencing questions. i think she will have a nimble response and substantive response to senator hawleys concerns but this commentator thought this was a literal threat on her life to raise these questions. >> harris: well move on. andy mccarthy, former assistance u.s. attorney said this about what we might hear from republicans. lets watch. >> change the trajectory of the court, number one. number two there isnt a lot of drama to this. it appears she has the votes to get confirmed. so i think ...

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Actually, a lot of the wheat. goes as far as afield as asia. indonesia has a quarter. of its wheat from ukraine and there, it is processed - into instant noodles and snacks that very poor people rely on. so, you are right. this could actually be felt all the way out in ripplesl around the world to the extent that today, i think, _ the united nations food - and agricultural organisation said that you can have| 13 million more people experiencing food insecurityi by next year, and that isjust beca...

Confirmation hearings are set to begin tomorrow for president bidens u.s. supreme court nominee. biden has tapped judge ketanji brown jackson to replace retiring justice stephen breyer. she would be the first black woman to sit on the nations highest court if confirmed. joan biskupic is a supreme court biographer and cnn analyst. so you have a new piece on cnn.com today, and you write, jacksons hearings will showcase her status as the first black woman nominated to the high court. yet the televi...

Trajectory, experts believe the monster missile could travel more than 8,000 miles. placing all of the continue tental united states within range. south korea responded to the launch with a live fire test of missiles from lan. a fighter jet and ship and a long with the u.s. and japan, north korea condemned north korea for violating un sanctions. >> what if north korea launches a missile at mainland u.s.? for years the government has said the missile defense system would stop any threat from abov...

See you again soon. be for now, we turn our attention to north korea and what appears to be a major escalation of its illicit weapons program. the launch of the biggest icbm ever made by the north and the first such test in five years. this intercontinental ballistic missile was launched vertically, stayed in the air for 71 minutes reaching a maximum altitude of more than 3,700 miles. traveling higher and longer than any previous missile test before crashing into the waters between north korea a...

55% say inflation and rising prices. everything else, everything else is way, way, way below that. >> they are waking up to that every single day. tomorrow well have the new jobs numbers coming out. im sure theres going to be -- it seems like thats been in a positive trajectory, however, because of inflation, because of gas prices, people dont feel like this is -- were almost looking at prepandemic levels of employment. but still, it doesnt matter if you are still -- you still cant pay your bill...

This. when you consider the full context of who this president is, do you expect those meetings -- do you expect him hearing directly from these refugees to really change the trajectory of where this is all headed? >> i would hope he does have the opportunity to meet refugees and as you said, alicia, hes good at empathizing with people, but the scale of what he has to empathize with here is just extraordinary. i mean, its the largest displacement of refugees since world war ii. were not even tal...

Rolling the dice. >> we know the united states is ready to absorb some of the refugees, but as you say, its a difficult process. josh lederman this morning, thank you. julia, everything were looking at here is the work of vladimir putin. the reason more than 4 million ukraines have been flushed out and fleeing their country is because of this invasion, because of this war that as we said has not gone the way vladimir putin planned it. but yet, the devastation is there. they are cutting off aid...