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ellen: absolutely. if you listen to the q4 earnings calls that have happened since, and what companies are saying at other appearances, costs are taking a bite out of their profit structure, and i expect earnings estimates to continue to come down throughout the rest of this year. but they are not going to go negative. they will be lower than they were going to be two months ago. kailey: where do you find the best pricing power? ellen: we are looking in areas of health care, and u.s. health care has a fair amount of pricing power. some areas of technology still have pricing power. where we are not seeing it is in areas that have some of the highest labor costs, so it is going to be a little bit more of a challenge for them, but some commodities areas have a tougher time with pricing power. the other place we are really not seeing it is in consumer staples. they are good at taking small price increases, but large price increases because a lot of demand destruction, so we are staying away from consumer st

jonathan: ellen, thank you. ellen wald of the atlantic council. that final piece there, lisa, how does this shape discretionary spending? and for that matter, how does it shape credit? credit story in america? do you pullback elsewhere or take on more credit? lisa: frankly we are hearing even from the airlines. they are loath to increase their costs, the cost of airline tickets, because they don't want people to stop their travel. yet they don't have a cushion to absorb those costs. the conocophillips ceo came out and said we are getting to the kind of prices which are encroaching upon the area of demand destruction. he sees it already beginning. jonathan: one had a $20, tom. tom: i'm still not used to it. i'm going to call it a very constructive tape. i do want to note the unraveling of turkish lira. it is ever so gentle, but persistent. jonathan: the airline stocks here today on the s&p, they are down 17.5%. tom: wow. jonathan: futures up 1.5 on the s&p. yields higher by five basis points. going into cpi tomorrow morning. crude pulling back to $

. ellen g we have so far an important step forward. 1000 kilometers away from the talks. the war raged on in ukraine. from the capital cave war valorem zalinski sent this message to the world. the war continues, the x off to her or against peaceful people go on one miles already. that long, it breaks my heart, heart of all you brains, and every free person on the planet. that's why i ask you to stand against the war . but back in brussels, every one knows. it will take more than solidarity to bring europe's worst crisis since world war 2. to an end. let's go back to brussels, our bureau chief there, alexander and phenomena standing by far as high. alexander, we are still waiting for that press conference to begin, but we just heard there that everyone is clear. it's not going to take just solid charity to, to help ukraine here. so take us through what was actually decided yesterday what came out of the flurry of action and brussels. so what we saw yesterday was a really remarkable day fact that all the 3 summits took place on one day he in brussels, wasa, remarkable, and

ellen zentner, thank you. from ukraine, only the ukrainian model with security guarantees will work. moments ago, the kremlin mentioned and austria-sweden model. proposing the ukraine -- proposing ukraine becoming a neutral country. the response we got from an advisor to the ukrainian president moments ago, commenting on those talks, only a ukrainian model with security guarantees will work. tom: security guarantees a can go with but the distance of the craney and model, i would suggest is not only about land that was taken in the perception of ukraine but also the land that recently has been taken in the perception of ukraine. lisa mentioned the harbor of the headlines and the images seen overnight, particularly from the black sea and such. this is more complex than just headlines. jonathan: we did have an encouraging line from president zelensky who said russia's positions sound more realistic. lisa: perhaps there is something to the rhetoric out of the kremlin because you are hearing it also from the ukrain

ellen: here is what the middle east can do. i think it will be part of maybe , in the situation that goes on in europe and the u.s. that continue to shun or ban, or even just companies, shunning russian oil, we have india buying a lot more russian oil, so india is going to then buy less from the middle east, and the middle east is going to shift to providing to europe. you have boris johnson talking about going to saudi arabia, the speculation is that saudi is going to produce more, but what is much more likely is that he is going to try to maybe negotiate some kind of deal where the saudis just sell britain more oil, which is more of a shifting pattern as opposed to producing more. i think we will over time, if these bans or shunning continue, we will see the market reorganize, and as that happens, prices should come down, particularly because the countries that continue to buy russian oil, unless they get sanctioned, will be able to buy it at a discount, and that will affect the price of the benchmarks. it could also affect t

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and to assure that for example, ellen g, but also pipeline gas is routes to germany. so trying to get the contracts in advance, in the medium term, it's going to be the renewables expansion combined with. and that will be the good question because we were counting on natural gas. and so one option would really be that if russia is not exporting in the long run, that gas prices, higher gas prices would actually, ex elite, an expansion of the ellen g capacities. and that is already happening. it might just increase and paste and dealings comes at the price a price or dealing with this, with the short term demand that that might have to be bridged a when it comes to moving away from, from a russian fossil fuels. where is l n g liquefied natural gas going to come from? i mean there's, of course, a number of sources cut off among them the u. s. australia. so there is already a number of, or quite some allergy capacities out. there is just so far. asia is in pate importing, the bulk of it and the capacities in europe in comparison are relatively small. and karen, as this co

has agreed to rapidly boost shipments of liquefied natural gas or ellen g to europe this year. as part of efforts to wean the continent off russian fuel, the announcement came during president jo biden's visit to brussels for a host of meetings on russia. the americans will offer an additional 15000000000 cubic meters of l. n g. by years and last year they ship 22000000 cubic meters to europe. the u hopes to replace 2 thirds of russian gas imports by year's end and germany is also racing to reduce its reliance on russian fossil fuels. the government reporting today, it's made progress over the last month. the economy minister now says the country will be able to have it. oil imports from russia by summer. it expects to end to coal in it's co purchases altogether by the fall and by year's end it will import only 30 percent of its gas from russia compared to 55 percent before the war. now germany is going to need more natural gas, not just from the u. s, but also from suppliers and the gulf regions such as guitar, the country with enormous gas for go reserves, but a controversial

and it's doing the same for ellen. ellen pompeo >>> my skin looks better now than i did 5 years ago. that's a great feeling! we can be such an inspiration to women. to embrace aging and to celebrate it, to show other women this isn't necessarily a bad thing. cindy crawford >>> i'm so passionate about meaningful beauty because i'm able share with women everywhere. ellen pompeo >>> so, make the call or go online now and put yourself on the path to the most beautiful skin of your life. trust me, it's worth it! announcer >>> meaningful beauty is normally $139, you'll pay only 49.95 for all five concentrated super treatments. plus we'll include free shipping. and a 60-day money-back guarantee. be among the first 500 orders now and get a brand-new gift package worth $115, free! you'll get cindy's famous instant line filler, the ultra lifting and filling treatment. and, for the first time ever, cindy's incredible new skin revitalizer, free! this deep cleansing massager has hundreds of ultra-soft silicone touch points that pul

and it's doing the same for ellen. ellen pompeo >>> my skin looks better now than i did 5 years ago. that's a great feeling! we can be such an inspiration to women. to embrace aging and to celebrate it, to show other women this isn't necessarily a bad thing. cindy crawford >>> i'm so passionate about meaningful beauty because i'm able share with women everywhere. ellen pompeo >>> so, make the call or go online now and put yourself on the path to the most beautiful skin of your life. trust me, it's worth it! announcer >>> meaningful beauty is normally $139, you'll pay only 49.95 for all five concentrated super treatments. plus we'll include free shipping. and a 60-day money-back guarantee. be among the first 500 orders now and get a brand-new gift package worth $115, free! you'll get cindy's famous instant line filler, the ultra lifting and filling treatment. and, for the first time ever, cindy's incredible new skin revitalizer, free! this deep cleansing massager has hundreds of ultra-soft silicone touch points that pul

one region that sets to profit from yours pivots to ellen. gee, the iberian peninsula facilities like this one in barcelona, could play a key role in breaking europe's dependency on russian natural gas. there's some of the oldest plants in the block for processing liquefied natural gas. and soon enough, they could be handling new supplies of ellen g from the united states as wont as they stand out that are jointly the 6 plants in spain and 40 percent of the total capacity in continental europe, all game and the dentist that people having this kind of infrastructure and a gas system adds flexibility and reinforces the supply compared with systems in other european countries, them of which have a total dependency on physical infrastructure such as pipelines, fishy gas, one actually bought a bottle, the u. s. as an ounce. it will boost its l n g shipments to the e by 15000000000 cubic meters this year with further supply increases on the way it's a step in the right direction. but pivoting the use energy mixed to the west is a mammoth task. it's not going to be easy, that's for sure. and

about additional energy from the united states for the european union, thus replacing the russian. ellen gee, we had so far an important step forward. 1000 kilometers away from the talks. the war raged on in ukraine from the capital cave war, villamor zalinski sent this message to the world. the war continues the x, after or against peaceful people go on one mass already. that long, it breaks my heart, heart of all you brains, and every free person on the planet. that's why i ask you to stand against the war . but back in brussels, every one knows. it will take more than solidarity to bring europe's worst crisis since world war 2 to an end. let's bring in our correspondent jack para, who is in brussels. jack the e u summit has ended. now any results you can tell us about at this point, where we haven't had any press conferences after this late ending of the european council. some it is we heard in that report. it has been a marathon day of tools and i think the need is now just want to get the head stein and the summit will continue where they will discuss energy pricing on friday. and i

but in the meantime, let's take a look at the day that ellen musk latest site, one time life, a car every 50 seconds. us electric car maker tesla wants to supply europe with its vehicles at record speed, proud owners at the wheel, and they got their cars straight from company founder, ellen musk, who was having a good time at the factory launch party chatting with customers and showing pesky drone cameras away, re tesla will make sure that this is a, a, a jam or a jamestone for the area, for germany, for europe, and for the world. this is tesla's 3rd largest factory. 20 football fields could fit in the production area. it was built in just 2 years despite bureaucracy and protests by environmentalists concerned about the high water consumption. german chancellor olive shoulds attended the opening for him. this bodes well for germany as a place for doing business. these anti dog i naga lawyer, the decision to build a brand new factory in this country is the right decision and a sign of progress and the industries future it. so comp, the industry. the new factory means tesla can save on ship

and it's doing the same for ellen. ellen pompeo >>> my skin looks better now than i did 5 years ago. that's a great feeling! we can be such an inspiration to women. to embrace aging and to celebrate it, to show other women this isn't necessarily a bad thing. cindy crawford >>> i'm so passionate about meaningful beauty because i'm able share with women everywhere. ellen pompeo >>> so, make the call or go online now and put yourself on the path to the most beautiful skin of your life. trust me, it's worth it! announcer >>> meaningful beauty is normally $139, you'll pay only 49.95 for all five concentrated super treatments. plus we'll include free shipping. and a 60-day money-back guarantee. be among the first 500 orders now and get a brand-new gift package worth $115, free! you'll get cindy's famous instant line filler, the ultra lifting and filling treatment. and, for the first time ever, cindy's incredible new skin revitalizer, free! this deep cleansing massager has hundreds of ultra-soft silicone touch points that pul

ellen. ellen, i can hear you are upset. are you 0k to carry on? are you all right to carry on talking? yes, we can go on, yes. 0k. let me ask you the next question, ellen. if you'd like me to stop at any point, let me know. have you spoken your parents, ellen? yes, i have. and what are they saying to you? _ they are worried, so i need to be strong for them, which so far i can do. you've described how perilous the situation is. how much longer do you think you can actually stay where you are as it is? we don't want to stay longer. we are tired of going to the bunkers. we have been going to the bunkers morning and evening, and it's too much darkness inside there. we are lost in our own thoughts. 11 days. 11 days from the one we are going down! silence has become normal to us. what kind of life is that? we need help. we need actions. we need buses to take us to places where we can sleep knowing that tomorrow we're not going to wake up thinking about bombs shelling somewhere. we are going to hear different voices. we need to safety, we are scared. the

very odd. >> laura: ellen was right, okay, ellen was right. raymond great report. thank you so much >> what happens if joe biden doesn't run for a second term? well, as barack obama's former pollster told fanity fair, it is complete chaos. ari fleischer is here on that next. tony here, from creditrepair.com. let's talk credit. what are you doing to improve your credit? do i need to improve my credit? that's up to you, but, a difference of 30 points could save you $60,000 or more over the course of your home loan. go to creditrepair.com. are you taking a statin drug to reduce cholesterol? it can also deplete your coq10 levels. i recommend considering qunol coq10 along with your statin medication. the brand i trust is qunol. ♪ >> laura: the better question is, how low can joe go in the polls? and how long will vulnerable democrats in choppy waters tie themselves to this sinking annville? well, that question i posed last night seems a little bit pressurent. a new quinnipiac poll shows joe biden's approval now at 36% with almost three years still left in his first te

let's bring in ellen wald, senior fellow at the atlantic council global energy center. how important would it be if the saudi's did started selling barrels of oil, substantial numbers, to the chinese in a currency other than dollars? dr. wald: i do not think we are looking at a substantial number of barrels, that it is possible for them to sell to anyone. what are the saudi's going to do with yuan? aramco is the one selling the oil and they do business in dollars. they are not going to be able to pay their dividends, their taxes to the saudi government in yuan. i don't think we are talking about a substantial amount. but it would not surprise me if they sell some amount in yuan. to keep their foot in the chinese market because there is the potential for china to shift to buying more oil from russia. they would have to use this yuan to pay for chinese contractors or projects in china, which they have, but it is not substantial enough for them to say accept all of their payments from china in yuan. >> i think the math would suggest that china buys 25% or more of the saudi

and it's doing the same for ellen. ellen pompeo >>> my skin looks better now than i did 5 years ago. that's a great feeling! we can be such an inspiration to women. to embrace aging and to celebrate it, to show other women this isn't necessarily a bad thing. cindy crawford >>> i'm so passionate about meaningful beauty because i'm able share with women everywhere. ellen pompeo >>> so, make the call or go online now and put yourself on the path to the most beautiful skin of your life. trust me, it's worth it! announcer >>> meaningful beauty is normally $139, you'll pay only 49.95 for all five concentrated super treatments. plus we'll include free shipping. and a 60-day money-back guarantee. be among the first 500 orders now and get a brand-new gift package worth $115, free! you'll get cindy's famous instant line filler, the ultra lifting and filling treatment. and, for the first time ever, cindy's incredible new skin revitalizer, free! this deep cleansing massager has hundreds of ultra-soft silicone touch points that pul

thanks thought we have done our homework and we have the ellen g terminals that have been investments massive investments in the pipeline network throughout the european union. so with the l n g terminals and, and increased energy supply we're able to, we place quite a part of the russian gas and example is the january. we never had so many ellen g vessels and so high amounts of allen g as supply to the european union as in the month of january because we just actively asked the other suppliers in the world. then of course, it needs to be accompanied by heavy investment and renewables, but also bio me sane. for example, or increase in hydrogen. this will rise over the years. this is the beginning only . it's one of the most interesting projects to invest in the hydrogen, because whatever we do now with the energy gas and the pipelines and one day be used as infrastructure for hydro gene. so it's a perfect transition into the hydrogen that will be one of the energy sources of the few future. and then of course, m. o, you can see in the communication that the commission put on the table

we mule you only that we should ellen. yep. yeah. le. hello. alex on dakota kosky was one of the commanders of the ukrainian security services alpha group and jeanette's. he was regularly sent to keep on detach service and was well aware of the situation in the protest. written streets by february 2014. the situation on my dan had escalated seriously from albany me, but there also was in was doing a lot nothing on the screen is up on the new the new mall. okay. so is there more than the holistic with your phone and you've been with you and you both good. well is will be problem. yeah. because of you see the model from that his name which is little to mom. yeah. it's just a couple of them through some bla mala, wouldn't you or do you believe she was still negative level of some of the probably on my way them finish up with your super lawyer and you mentioned that you said when, but he bought them google chrome you do that, you would get them, but once you go mutual, so when you have a choices here we go for a potomac unless you could keep them g

ellen rapoport created the show. and you know, jake johnson is so funny. it's literally the role he was born to play and ophelia lovibond and it's just a really fun, funny show takes place in 1971. lots of laughs and tons of male nudity >> seth: tons of male nudity >> tons of male nudity >> seth: i should note, male nudity presented very matter-of-fact >> yeah. >> seth: i guess, the way it would be if you were about to put it in a magazine >> well, that's the thing. we didn't want the show to be lurid, so it's about this -- basically, jake plays the publisher of a lot of naked magazines, but for women so when you get there the first time and she, you know, our star tours the place, it's just a bunch of people naked, standing around, smoking cigarettes, waiting to do their job. so it's immediately not sexy it's just like a workplace comedy >> seth: there you go. >> there you go. and lots of dongs. >> seth: lots of dongs it's like "the office" with dongs. [ laughter ] >> that's the pitch. >> seth: that's the pitch. but what was it like when you went and pitc

what erin cameron did, ellen moreland city was, was close to monstrous. ah, i came in or psycho therapy. i was just crying, crying cry was a hopeless. i didn't know what to expect. they said i was going to the psychiatric ward you met that man. that the cameron, that's you and cameron. yes, i met him and we were all was terrified of him. why? we all fell to fear. we all had a fear of him and we didn't want him to notice us because whatever he did, it would never, there was a patient with them. the patient was always screaming ah, [000:00:00;00] a . so what we got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy, even foundation, let it be an arms race group is on offense. very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time time to sit down and talk with industry to restore. just look up from literally a muscle around noon. she kitty doesn't beating the green shield on obnoxious to me as possible. mama cook gas goose if critic somebody to look up to his ashley. uh thi

presidents ellen ski said, the onslaught was making humanitarian relief impossible. strategically important, russia is trying to spread the forces across the country. skies nick martin, with our first report. but a warning, it does contain images of dead bodies. >> this is not a military target, it is what is left of the shopping mall in the city of mariupol. ripped apart and with russia's insatiable desire to destroy. on the ground, we can see how the windows have been blown out. how the metal has twisted. it is hard to imagine that, just a month ago, it was a busy place, full of life. now, in the residential areas, hit by the bombs, there is no dignity in death. these are the innocent victims of the war. some are laid out on, the street, others under blankets, but they all deserve better than this. petro is an adviser to the mayor of mariupol. >> it's terrible. we don't have anything. we don't have water for people, we don't have medicine, we don't have food. we haven't anything. we need help for ou

an expert on saudi arabia, ellen wald joins us. you talk in your book about saudi as masters of their own commodity. quite a statement. how will they respond to vladimir putin? ellen: this is the big question for opec today as they get ready to meet, what exactly are they planning to do with oil prices up near $110 per barrel? this is a very different situation from last month, and yet it seems as though they are just continuing with their current assessment of the market, which is the market is not all that undersupplied and the geopolitical situation is what is pushing prices up. it seems unlikely they will alter their strategy at least for the coming months. tom: who is the "they" of riyadh? is this run directly off the crown prince's desk? i do not understand when a pro like you says "they," who are the "they?" ellen: it is the oil ministry who is run right now by the crown prince's half brother. he is quite knowledgeable about the oil market and has been doing this for practically his entire life. at the same time, it is defin

and it's doing the same for ellen. ellen pompeo >>> my skin looks better now than i did 5 years ago. that's a great feeling! we can be such an inspiration to women. to embrace aging and to celebrate it, to show other women this isn't necessarily a bad thing. cindy crawford >>> i'm so passionate about meaningful beauty because i'm able share with women everywhere. ellen pompeo >>> so, make the call or go online now and put yourself on the path to the most beautiful skin of your life. trust me, it's worth it! announcer >>> meaningful beauty is normally $139, you'll pay only 49.95 for all five concentrated super treatments. plus we'll include free shipping. and a 60-day money-back guarantee. be among the first 500 orders now and get a brand-new gift package worth $115, free! you'll get cindy's famous instant line filler, the ultra lifting and filling treatment. and, for the first time ever, cindy's incredible new skin revitalizer, free! this deep cleansing massager has hundreds of ultra-soft silicone touch points that pul

researchers estimate that ellen dell is or possibly was at least 50 times bigger than our son. and 1000000 times brighter. ah, this is our desert with these are the top stories russian forces of continued shelling a northern ukraine despite russia saying it would scale back overnight, strikes destroyed buildings in china here in the north, west of keith as also seen explosions.

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. ellen g, we have so far an important step forward. 1000 kilometers away from the talks. the war raged on in ukraine. from the capital cave war valorem zalinski sent this message to the world. the war continues the x, after or against peaceful people go on one miles already. that long, it breaks my heart harsh all. busy you grants and every free person on the planet. that's why i ask you to stand against the war. but back in brussels, every one knows. it will take more than solidarity to bring europe's worst crisis since world war 2, to an end. and our brussels bureau chief, alexander phenomena has been covering all the action for us. hi, alexander, it's good to see you. tell us more about what came out of this flurry of activity and brussels. also me the fact that all the 3 summits took place on one day he in brussels, was remarkable, and a shed and strong sign of unity with natal leaders. approving a massive reinforcements of the alliance of forces on the eastern flank and promising more military assistance to ukraine with the g 7 leader saying that they will hamper any

has agreed to rapidly boost shipments of liquefied natural gas, or ellen g to the european union this year. as part of efforts to win the block off russian fuel. the announcement came during president jo biden's visit to brussels. the u. s. will offer an additional 15000000000 cubic meters of elegy and 2022. last year they ship 22000000000 cubic meters to the u. the block hopes to replace 2 thirds of russian gas imports by year end. germany friday said its plans to ditch russian energy are progressing. it expects to import only 30 percent of its gas from russia this year compared to almost twice that before the war. now to do that, that you will need more natural gas, not just from the u. s, but also from suppliers in the gulf region, such as guitar. the country with enormous gas reserves, but a controversial record on human rights guitar is a top producer of liquefied natural gas, or ellen gee seen as critical for germany weaning itself off russian imports. but the golf country is also well known for its stain. human rights record rights groups criticize the exploitation of katara is

wyron, and he married ellen day and abanaki woman who loved to garden. after they divorced ellen day married the youngest brace brother ethan and the man on the right there. -- francis is a descendant of ellen day who he remembered and from whom he inherited his love of of gardening. so and on the left is tina saint francis brace from the saint saint francis band of avanakis who's married to jim brace who's like the age of rhonda and i so the braces have intermarried with abinakis for probably 200 years. this is a photo from the 1970s a portrait of the braces the brace family that still insane opens jim who i just mentioned is the second on the from the left on the top. but you can see well, i don't know if you can see in the photo, but they range like from blonde and blue-eyed to quite dark. it's a it's i just feel like this is the american family is how i think of this. um, but despite the fact that they are sons and daughters of the american revolution when leo brace joined the american army in in world war two he had to fight in a racially segregated

presidents broncos and -- ellen ski spoke to over video conference denver from ukraine. in exchange and he received for and a standing ovation now they're in the british draft pick. parliament, a place where perhaps the greatest wartime speaker in british history wilson once rows the was reportedly parliament with words unhappy with the that presidents situation in seattle which gave it back to ellen's key borrowed today. before last in the dark first year of world war ii, after hitler season. conquered france, and the british decisively lost the ballot of dunkirk from which they had to retreat in order to preserve what was left of their fighting force, the british face the choice of surrendering to germany, the way france did. in order to save lives. or to stand and fight against the most powerful army the british had ever faced. there was political pressure, on british prime minister within churchill to begin peace negotiations with germany in order to avoid what could turn out to be the greatest loss of life in the centuries long british history of war. it was not a d

ah, i'm kimberly ellen. doha, with the top stories on al jazeera, more people are taking shelter under grounds as rushes, military advances on ukraine's capital. gunfire and explosions have been heard in the early hours of saturday, with russian ground forces massed just 25 kilometers from the center of keith. moscow as wide in the scope of its attacks with the war now in its 3rd week. protest is in the crane and city of mary topo are demanding the release of their mer. ukraine's government is put out security camera video, which it says shows him being abducted by russian soldiers. president wagner. zalinski is calling on world leaders for help. for more help roster mclean we demand maybe immediately released. we're talking to france, germany, israel and others. i personally have called german chancellor schultz and french president my crop. i'll talk to every body necessary in order to get our people released. we expect world leaders to show how they can influence the situation and do one simple thing. get this one person released, the very person who represents the people of millet

you know, look at right now with energy concerns with a need to build ellen g terminals with a need to build renewable energy. the approval process is considerably long here in germany. they want to see a sped up in tesla might be something like a blueprint for that. so stephen, the factory also faced a lot of resistance, particularly from environmental groups, is the community around the factory and now satisfied i think it depends which community we're talking about. when you look at brandenburg in general, this is a region outside of berlin. it's very thinly populated, it hasn't had as many industrial m herb plants here, industrial employers here that might offer jobs like in other parts of germany. so this is very much welcome from a job perspective. the local community has been a little upset about water issues here, and that will continue to be a problem at this facility is going to need the water of about a $40000.00 a population city a per year. so that is something that is going to take a mass of resource from this area. it's probably going to require more wells to be dug for

so a new energy partnership, but will the ellen g from the us be enough to replace a russian gas supplies? no, it won't. and that's of course, something that we have to stress as well. the u. s. has promised to deliver at least 15000000000 cubic meters of liquefied natural gas to europe this year. and it's just 10 percent of what, what russia is delivering every year in 2021. the european union received 155000000000 cubic meter meters. and you can understand that this is a long way to go to reduce those deliveries of the dependence on natural gas from russia. however, we have to say that anything that could help you a pin union, a reduce its dependence and stabilize the markets. it's welcome here. now we know that easton member state, such as poland, had been pushing for a complete boycott of russian gas. yet germany has blocked this move. can you tell us more about that? well, germany is not the only country the only member stayed to blocking a total gas embargo of because it's also austria, for example. but germany's of cor didn't economic powerhouse in the europe. and the chancellor to

one of the world's leading producers of liquefied natural gas, or ellen gee, it could help germany wean itself of russian energy. but the gulf country has a tainted human rights record, including the exploitation of migrant workers, the discrimination of women, and restrictions on freedom of expression. but germany is desperate when you trade partners. so should it still put human rights more the forefront of its trade relations? but even though the doors against the background of german history, it's a very important topic that among everybody should think about this when buying products that are constitution, says human dignity is inviolable. that also cancer, other countries from which we purchase products, linda gaten will be a product with different teeth as a definitely, i think, especially with globalization which is increasing. we can't avoid the topic if i missed him on his maximum. your extinguish warned as his yeah, i think it's important, but it's difficult. it's really when it's off by then we can see that with how backs visit to the u. e. and the gulf states like choosing

what is a stock split and why is ellen moscow targeting a 2nd one? yes or steven? i mean, if you have a stock split, what happens is that you could increase the amount of shares on the market on one side, on the other side to decrease the value of the stock. so let's say for example, we see a stock split in the ratio of 2 to one. that's probably what to test wants to do at this point. so if, for example, you own 10 test stocks, a $1000.00 each, that's worth $10000.00. so with the 2 ones the stock spent, you don't just have 10 shares, but 20 shares, but only worth 500 bucks at the end of the day. it's also worth $10000.00. but psychology is at play here and makes seem to be cheaper for market participants, especially retail investors are of the value for those already holding. the stock remains the same, but perhaps more retail investors come in. wall street really seems to like this. why is this such a winner today on wall street? it was a huge booster for the test stock and up by 8 percent on the day when we also heard that tests actually had to shutdown and produ

has agreed to rapidly boost shipments of liquefied natural gas or ellen g to europe this year. as part of efforts to wean the continent off russian fuel, the announcement came during president jo biden's visit to brussels for a host of meetings on russia. the americans will offer an additional 15000000000 cubic meters of l. n. g by year's end. last year they ship 22000000 cubic meters to europe. the u hopes to replace 2 thirds of russian gas and ports by year's end. and germany is also racing to reduce its reliance on russian fossil fuels. the government reporting today, it's made progress over the last month. the economy minister now says the country will be able to have it. oil imports from russia by summer. it expects to end to coal end. it's co purchases altogether by the fall and by years and it will import only.