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Kyiv to try and bury his family. he wrote this on facebook. he took them all, tanda could make it, what is this for me? i'm next. i lost my wacom i must see one last time. forgive me i didn't cover you. it's heartbreak after heartbreak. >> the human elements of tragedy that we do not normally see. this is war in 22. and a blessing. i tried to look for a blessing in all of this and say when you are allowed to see something, you cannot say you didn't see it. you can't pretend it's not happening. so what do we do? i think at this point it's really going to take a coming together. i mentioned this...

It hit me going, okay, wow, this is something that we could do, act now and create impact and it feels right. that is how i lead and that is how i try to lead the organization. we can't solve every issue. but we're going to do our best to, you know, leave the place a better -- a better world than where we found it. and sports is a great way to do that. i'm fortunate enough to have an incredible jazz nation all over the world. we've got 18,000 people a night that come in the arena and if we could do our part, and leverage our platform, whether it is small or large like i think that maybe we cou...

>> ainsley: you know when president biden was running as a candidate and now as a president, he said he wasn't going to raise prices or taxes on anyone making less than $400. but we are seeing gas prices going up. we are seeing restaurant prices going up. food prices at the grocery store going up. isn't it really hurting its attacks on the middle class and on poor families in america? >> you know, we hate it. you know, you think about -- we talk about those two things food and labor as expenses. to your point they are really human elements. those are our people. that's the backbone of our serv...

We have talks in turkey next week starting on monday. we will see if and what they lead to, optimism isn't particularly high in many parts of ukraine on that. but it is important to remember the human elements here alongside all the geopolitical suggestions and strategies and actually, let's move to the front page of the i. russia is trying to split ukraine in two. that is the headline and we have been detailing a bit of that, but gemma, could you tell us what this is referring to?— is referring to? this does seem like a very new — is referring to? this does seem like a very new idea- — ...

Deliberately, diana sense of paranoia, a sense of isolation including from a staff and personal protection officer, that was deliberately fed or manipulated in order to get that interview and you just have to ask yourself if that had not been the case and the interview had not taken place then perhaps history would have been different. perhaps if she had not been quite so isolated from her staff and her security people she wouldn't have been in paris so unprotected and so exposed to those human elements. ijust asked the question, that is all. that was you in the 905, let's talk about you in th...