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after some time in a bunker, the family chose to leave. one of the airports in my town was destroyed, then we decided to go, and it was very hard decision, and we were nervous, all our way to romania. we don't know where we are going, and nothing about this country, just to go abroad. after time in romania, they met carla online. and we met with carla and herfamily, and i think that it's like the best day in my life. visas were then granted under the government sponsorship scheme. we haven't got a big house, we've only got a four bedroom semi, but there'll be lots of love and care, and hopefully they will feel at home, so, yeah. there's been emotional arrivals here in recent weeks. the airport has set up a desk to welcome people. even if they don't need anything i
yesterday. s&p nearly 2% lower. u.s. futures point to a bit of a rebound today. a lot of focus on the banking sector yesterday. goldman sachs delivered underwhelming results. now, bank of america and morgan stanley are taking focus. we'll look to those banking giants to see whether they've experienced a rise in expenses, like with goldman sachs, jpmorgan, and citi so far. >> julianna tatelbaum, live from london, we'll talk to you tomorrow. why are you awake? one viewer writes this. i'm up to say, go noles. such a shame duke lost, she quotes me. not for a seminole fan from fsu. i was sarcastic. duke is a team you kind of love to hate. all respect to the school. carla tweets this. retired 11 years ago from teaching. thought i'd sleep in. never happened.
ferrells -- referrals. our parent panel is here to react, california mom alicia, carr that is a virginia mom of three and jack is a speech pathologist. we're going to start with you, pari is ssa, thank you for joining us and good morning to all of you. first of all, you're in virginia, correct? tell me why, what parents are going to do. this judge has blocked the order. i'm a little confused about why some parents are mad that the governor is giving them their rights back. >> i think you met the lady in virginia -- rachel: i'm sorry, carla. i apologize. thank you, carla. >> yeah, no if, thank you. hey, i would have to agree. i'm a little unsure why people are worried that people would have too many rights, and let's face it, a lot of this is coming down to rights, parental rights specifically, but rights to
operation and it was determined that that was not possible so general mckenzie ordered that it be detonated and destroyed on site. all right. i haven't gotten any -- >> yeah, real quick. >> in addition to the people involved, was there any material like digital media that were recovered that could be useful? >> without getting into details, bob, i think you know that it's common practice when we conduct raids of this kind to try to collect information and material that might help us in the continued prosecution of these kinds of operations and operations against isis and i think that's as far as i'll go. >> you won't say yes or no. >> it's common practice for us to try to examine whether there's usable material that can help us in future operations and i think i'll leave it at that. carla? >> thanks, john, for doing this.
activity to get these folks over there. go ahead, carla. >> hey, thanks for doing this, john. most of our questions were answered. i just need a couple clarifications that 8,500 forces that remain on high readiness, that means 2,000 troops will be there. then my follow-up considers the forces in ukraine. does that mean when you're not sending any more for their security that they do not feel their safety is threatened? thanks. >> on the numbers, i think i'm just going to leave it the way i couched it in my opening statement. i don't -- there's really no changes here. as i said, the 8500 are still on prepare to deploy orders. they have not been activated. we have, as you clearly know now, activated others to move
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i have three questions just to clear up some things. those who were saved are not in u.s. custody, where are they? in sds custody, left at the scene? can you clarify that? clarification two, please, when you said the hostiles coming at the end, does that -- is it safe to assume these hostile actors had weapons and they were engaged as you were kind of referring to with courtney, they were engaged with an air strike? and then number three, the sds says that u.s. launched the operation from sdf territory. can you confirm that and note they were helping with the intelligence and tracking of the isis leader? thanks. >> there's nobody in custody, carla. so there's nobody that -- there's nobody to tell you that they're in custody. and certainly no u.s. -- there's nobody in u.s. custody for sure.
now to developments in canada, where a stand—off between truckers and the country's government over covid restrictions shows no sign of ending. but the busiest crossing between canada and the us — the ambassador bridge, which links ontario to detroit — has now re—opened after being effectively blockaded. however, the main protest in ottawa continues, with hundreds of trucks blocking the streets. their only setback so far — a court order ruling they have to stop sounding their horns non—stop, as it's unfair on the city's residents. carla responded by saying he had no guarantees. 0ur correspondent samira hussain sent this update from ottawa. yesterday in this area, the scene was really very tense, and i think it was because the state of emergency had just been declared in ottawa. now, though, you can really sense that there's sort of like a carnival theme going on. there's a stage that's set up behind me, there's music, people were dancing at some points
the secretary of state has been nothing but consistent over these many weeks that oouks is ukraine is not a good place for americans to be right now. carla. >> thanks for doing this. on belarus, just can you give us an update about any indications of belarus, their military getting involved, and also we've all seen this video of the belarusian president showing a map of the ukrainian invasion. what is the pentagon's take on this map? it seems like some of the attack was directed toward moldova. what are the possibilities of this war spilling over to belarus or moldova? >> we've seen these images too. i can't speak to this map. i can't validate it. we don't have perfect visibility