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Know at least 137 ukrainians have lost their lives so far, and that is already going to be higher, as i speak to you. now we have the third incident of an air raid siren going off. this is the reality of war, this is what is happening right now as the crisis reaches a bubbling point with ordinary ukrainians at the heart of it. {leia point with ordinary ukrainians at the heart of it.— point with ordinary ukrainians at the heart of it. ok, thank you very much, the heart of it. ok, thank you very much. we — the heart of it. ok, thank you very much. we will _ the heart of it. ok, thank you ver...

Of authority that that regime will act up. so we see the same curses going into world war ii today. and i think american should be very worried. >> todd: finally, eli the left screen policies lead to inflation and lack of security quite frankly for america, but you see the green policy themselves may actually lead to more pollution. why do you say that? >> will, i have traveled extensively through asia and i have seen what actually happens. when the united states decreases production, what we do is increase the production across the world appearance of global greenhouse gas emissions go up. ad...

Rap duo City Girls and indie pop band COIN will both play for the first time at the state fair in September, according to news releases from the fair.

Sing 2 and finally tonight, the faa with a message to anyone who behaves badly while on a flight. act up and you will end up at the back of the security line. the faa announcing today that it is teaming up with the tsa, and will soon share information about unruly passengers, like this. those passengers could then lose their pre-check privileges. the move, coming after the faa says this year alone, it's received more than 5,600 reports of in-flight incidents. of those, 4,000 were mask raeltd related. the faa has been cracking down -- trying to on the unfriendly skies for almost a year, warni...

When pharmacist Ruth Madievsky decided to specialize in HIV/AIDS care, she didn't realize how important it was to know the stories of those who came before her.