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the ukrainian government is saying that the russians are staging provocations or planning to, to rt sof attack belarusian villages to the north of ukraine, to provide a sort of fig leaf to get them to join in the fight even though belarus has been used as a staging force for russians since this began. it is about trying to bring more forces to bear on the ukrainian front lines. they were hoping the russians, this was going to be a series of lightning strikes. and that they would fall quickly. that hasn't happened. now they're attempting to get other countries, belarus in particular, to join in. >> matthew chance in ukraine's capital city of kyiv. please stay safe. >>> new video just in shows a barrage of explosions during what is believed to be a russian strike in southern ukraine. take a look. this is shelling in large apartment complex in mykolaiv. a u.s. source tells cnn that they have mostly relied possible less sophisticated so-called dumb bombs, as opposed to precision-guided munitions. that has puzzled the strategy. nick paton walsh, might this help explain the strikes that you'v

no reports of injuries or deaths sof far. a u.s. state department spokesman called it an outrageous attack. >>> one of new york's iconic sites will be closed today after two employees were stabbed inside the museum of modern art on saturday. the suspect is still at large but police say they know who they are looking for. the nypd reports the man is a former member at the museum whose membership had been revoked earlier this week. the employees are expected to be okay, thank goodness. >>> residents from florida all the way to new england are picking up the pieces this morning after a massive storm systemo tore up the east coast n saturday. it spun offffg a tornado in cenl florida and led to a 73-vehicle pileup in pennsylvania. the highway shut down for hours on saturday but now reopened. >>> with the clock springing live look in san francisco. we've had coastal rain in the north bay, and that will continue with scattered clouds. temperatures right now as you head out the door in santa rosa 49 degrees, san francisco 52, san jose 48. b

briefly, what's your take on the nomination hearings, will they be over will republicans be sof in their approach, even as some of them have, as i said, come with some very offensive questions already in trying to, as maya said, paint her as pro-criminal when the record clearly does not speak anywhere near that? >> i don't think it's necessarily going to be because republicans are showing some kind of deference because of the ukrainian war. but i think it's testament to judge brown's impeccable pretty dentals. she is really hard to lay a political attack on. when it's the right that everyone deserves the right to criminal defense, then that is not going to take her down. and they are really struggling here. and you see it from just the pitiful attacks that haven't been able to really land a blow. and so far their process has been great. >> especially since i think she went before the senate four times and republicans voted for her. kind of hard to raise your voice when you're already voted to put her on including the d.c. circuit court. elise and maya, thank you both for being with us. >

sof i could have everyone's attention. as i just mentioned in our inaugural address, one of the key priorities during my tenure as president is addressing the climate change mitigation and raw zillion see. we are aware of the challenges before us. we need to reduce our carbon footprint drastically and quickly while simultaneously planning for the climate impacts that we are already beginning to face. as mayors we can implement a lot of substantive changes but we need an all hands on deck approach if we have any hope of solving these issues. that's why i am so pleased to announce the conference of mayors and wells fargo embarked on a new partnership to focus on identifying the financial and policy barriers to decarbonization and climate resiliency as identifying solutions and best practices. wells fargo has been a long-time supporter of the conference of mayors and initiatives. here to talk more about our new initiative and other opportunities for the public and private sector to work together and address city challenges, i

decisions and what am i going to invest in and what kind of projects and when and timeframe another thing sof thoe are my biggest concerns and the things in the background that are contributing to the gasoline prices today because this is not on for a while, for over year, we have been seeing these pressures building we've been having this discussion coming at the industries from all directions that takes a toll eventually you have to add that into the mix. >> and giving it to one other thing that you talk about in your test many sort of 6 million cars and trucks in the united states today and if you wanted to move to all electric vehicles in america tomorrow, critical minerals and what going to get the minerals from because we do from russia china lincoln reminds and they say put everybody electric vehicles negative run down the possibility whatcl it would take in the possibility of the years and what is going to cost to get the minerals. >> is no way we could do it ourselves from the u.s. isot currently about 12 percent of total minerals a lot of that is aggregate for construction. will pro

, the evaluations sof a trade school kind of approach, there's an answer within a range and so when you look at disparity in evaluations, letting it's interesting to see some of the research you've done mr. peter, in the space, there are lots of correlations and miss rice has highlighted that and this is where we can pick up into well, you and your testimony study you cite a booking study from 2018, two claim your is it bias and in evaluations and i'm just curious, when you get that granularity of that he picked up on credit scores as a factor but you know to what extent do you see that to continue thought mse neighborhood in the same block on mediated out under different evaluation it on a comparable property and so, there are certainly things we should be alert to but can you address that. >> certainly thank you so much for the question and so we did in part, base our analysis of the brookings institution study but also the analysis done by the federal housing finance agency which founded that in thousands of appraisals recently conducted that there existed an appropriate language and