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all right. critics specifically point to her stance on the laptop that once belonged to hunter biden. he s under federal investigation for his overseas business dealings. that story picked up during the presidential debate of 2020. but was sen surred by major social media outlets. we sat down with the associated press and asked about the laptop. she said we should view it as a trump campaign product. white house officials are defending the board. jen psaki just moments ago during a press briefing when asked by jacqui heinrich about this board and about nina jancowicz. she says there s going to be a lot of issues with migration if title 42 in fact is repealed, which all indications looks like it may be. jen psaki said there s a lot of misinformation when it comes to migrants learning about possibly coming to the united states and people just sowing information that is not true. that is the concern right there course to the white house. what makes this different, tr ....
demands by the russians as they defy demands to surrender to putin. mariupol mayor s said if mariupol is hell, azovstal is worse. the u.n. secretary-general was in kyiv wrapping up a meeting with president zelenskyy when russian bombs fell on the capital. the strikes killed at least one person and shook the confidence of tens of thousands of others only just returning home. and we are learning more about a u.s. citizen killed in combat in ukraine. 22-year-old willie joseph died while working with a contract company. a former u.s. marine signed up to fight in ukraine shortly after the war broke out at the end of february. meanwhile, on the front lines of this war, russia is behind schedule in its campaign for the donbas. according to an assessment from u.s. officials. russian forces remain focused on that region where they are targeting infrastructure like railways, bridges, and townhouses. matt, i know you re under curfew right now. you re back inside. i m struck again ....
we start with social media giant meta. the owner of facebook, instagram and whatsapp has been winning back friends online and on wall street. it s been a brutal couple of months. shares lost almost half their value. back in february, we learned that that the number of people using facebook had fallen for the first time ever, and that sparked a collapse in meta s shares. but on wednesday, it revealed that, over the past three months, that decline has reversed. our north america business correspondent michelle fleury has more. the exec substantial threat to facebook still there but one measures how many people are using the social network, on that front it appears to have satisfied investors, the daily active users 1.96 billion users for march and an increase of 4% year over year. for march and an increase of 4% year overyear. better for march and an increase of 4% year over year. better than expected. the company s founder and ceo mark zuckerberg spoke optimistically, s ....
while the financial times reports joe biden is asking congress for an extra $36 billion which they say is a sign he expects a long and intensifying conflict. the guardian also leads on the extra aid for ukraine and reports the missile strikes that took place in kyiv during a visit by the head of the un. the telegraph reports that the uk is to send 8 thousand troops and equipment to eastern europe to bolster nato forces in the region. the i covers the sexual harrassment claims in parliament saying a growing number of female mps are now calling for an end to it. the independent has a new angle on claims a tory mp watched pornography on his phone in the commons. it says there are now doubts over whether an inquiry into the case will ever take place. while the times leads with a report that people with arthritis will be told to stop taking painkillers and lose weight instead. so let s begin. thank you both forjoining us. will start with the front page of the telegra ....
tonight with the context, stephanie rawlings blake the former mayor of baltimore and lord peter ricketts former uk national security advisor welcome to the programme. the white house wants to liquidate the assets it has been confiscating from the russian oligarchs and donate those proceeds to ukraine. the money it will generate is insignificant compared with the $81; billion in damages ukraine has already suffered. but the broad new legal powers the president set out today are another step in america s financial war on the kremlin. maybe it also reveals just how costly this war is becoming. at the same time president biden sent congress a supplementary budget bill for $33 billion to fund the ukrainian fight in the months ahead. mr biden said he will not back down in the face of russian bullying. despite the disturbing rhetoric coming out of the kremlin, the facts are plain for everybody to see. we are plain for everybody to see. we are not attacking russia. we are hopin ....