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That they've experienced all together in their same country now fleeing here to poland. we see children, families -- four months old, a night in a refugee center -- [audio difficulty] until many of these families figure out where to go from here. mike? mike: alex, i have no doubt that those people would love to be home this their homes, safe, living peacefully. but it looks to me like the polish people have done a really nice job of trying to make it as comfortable as possible for these refugees. >> reporter: they have. and -- they say that they are afraid and they're scared and they're angry ...

The devil's in the details of how that aid gets there there. david spunt, first, on what the president hopes to do with this latest series of money. david. >> reporter: hi, neil. good morning to you from wilmington, where the president is this weekend with family are. more than $2.3 billion committed from this administration to ukraine since the president took office. the war's been raging on for more than a month, exactly phi weeks now -- [audio difficulty] stalled. clearly with ukrainian forces taking back their country. the president, between while -- meanwhile, continues to get updates dir...

In a video of the interview she says she's always been free and that there may have been a misunderstanding. there's been some global concern for peng's well-being and about whether she's being silenced by chinese authorities. selina wang joins us live now from tokyo with more on all of this. good to see you, selina. so why are we hearing this denial now, so long after peng shuai's initial accusation was posted? and is this raising more questions than answers? >> yeah, well, rosemary a lot of questions remain unanswered. this appearance does not extinguish shuai and the women' tennis associati...

Live here and their house is not there anymore. >> [inaudible] >> so electricity coming on in some places faster than others. it depends on the damage. i know marshall county is coming up a little bit faster. here in grace county, it's a work in progress. it really ends up depending on how many lines are down, how significant -- [audio difficulty] is really moving. on the water side, it depends on what exactly has been damaged and what it takes to operate it. i know in dawson a generator was able to, or they believe it's able to get the pumps back going. again, in marshall county i think water...

Inflationary because the democrats are so much on focused of taxing more out of the wealthy and giving more benefits, again, moral judgments, when you tax the jeff bezos, that money wasn't getting spent on much. and if you give it to people whether through dental benefits or whatever, that's consumption. and right now since we're not in a recession, we have an excess of consumption, and that is going to be inflationary. it's the opposite of a trickle down supply side. in a boom economy where there's too much demand, you don't want to give more -- [audio difficulty] neil: yeah. i'm just wonderi...