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I love the crews. i have known them, again, they are my family and i have known them forever. they are so great. whether you have never flown before, if you treat the flight attendants and crews nice, they will treat you good, too. show respect to each other. >> a good rule for life. you are in first class 23 million miles worth. i got to believe a lot of celebrities, well-known people. give me one quick celebrity encounter. >> bill murray in the first class lounge chicago. my brother, who is a great bill murray fan, i told bill i think my brother does a better bill murray than he does. my bro...

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Access to digital services like apple pay. >> huge lines in the metro now had to find cash. >> translator: i'm so used to having my apple laptop, phone, earbuds and watch. if i lose it all, i will be very disappointing. >> apple joining companies pulling out of russia completely or scaling back operations, seeking to punish vladimir putin and his country far beyond the battlefield. >> essentially a new iron curtain is going up around russia right now and it's becoming more isolated than at any moment since the soviet union collapsed. >> reporter: the ford motor company is winding down operatio...

Out of russia completely or scaling back operations. seeking to punish vladimir putin and list country far beyond the battlefield. >> essentially, a new iron curtain is going up around russia right now and it is becoming more isolated than at any moment since the soviet union collapsed. >> reporter: the ford motor company said it is winding down operations in russia. exxonmobil is pulling out of its last oil and gas project in russia and pledging not to invest in new developments there. bp and shell say they'll get out of their russian businesses, taking hits of billions of dollars to their ba...

This is bbc news, the headlines... fierce street fighting has been hampering efforts to reach hundreds of people still trapped beneath a bombed theatre in the ukrainian port of mariupol. the mayor of the city has accused the russian army of forcibly transferring thousands of residents into russia. the un human rights office says more than 800 civilians have been killed in ukraine since the russian invasion began. most of the casualties were caused by heavy artillery, missile and air strikes. but un officials say they believe the real figures are considerably higher. president zelensky has crit...