howard schultz is _ we are now all used to? howard schultz is the _ we are now all used to? howard schultz is the founder _ we are now all used to? howard schultz is the founder of - schultz is the founder of starbucks, and i think we have someone like that, you automatically get that throwback to steve jobs. i think companies especially of this magnitude think that we need to go back and go back to the original foundations of the company. this is the third time starbucks has asked him to come back, and if you look at his tenure from 1992 to 2017 when he left, right, the company's stock has gone up most 21,000%. so that is an incentive for him to come back, right, shareholders like that, obviously. however, he is very tough on unions, but he has a very great way of being able to speak to workers. i think that is his asset. he is a very likeable person. you remember there was one point he was thinking about running for president. this is all in the world of howard schultz. having been the founder, having had the stock price increase at such a large amount, and his ability to

war, dominated a 2 day meeting of olaf schultz. is cabinet focused on finding alternatives to russian fossil fuels. ah, hello, i'm claire richardson. thank you so much for joining us. russian rockets continue to pound, ukraine's 2nd largest city hot kiff as moscow's offensive in the east of the country takes its toll. but ukraine's armed forces are claiming victories in that region. after taking back several towns the residence there, say the russian occupation was an experienced. they'd like to forget at amusement park rocked by missiles and harkey. cctv footage captured these shocking images. ukrainian authorities see this was one of dozens of russian airstrikes, an attempt to heighten the gremlins eastern offensive as ukrainian forces retake some villages in the harkey region. scenes of destruction, greed them after spending 2 months under russian control, residents are still in shock. dorm. yes, we lived in the basement for 2 months. they wouldn't let us out. we were sitting in the basement, we didn't have anything to eat or dr

a minor on my call is of course, the german chancellor, olaf, a schultz. and i think they're making their way there for a photo op obviously, i mean, you've been saying it mikaela, you know, crisis management is really what is going to be front and center for these are 2 a leaders. do they see i to i, when it comes to how to deal with russia, how to deal with the war in ukraine? they do actually, and they both agree that there needs to be a very strong signal, but they both have their fill is he'll willing to russia, and that is a germany, vicky with the energy dependence. what would i sold? spoke to day a before german trade union saying it's, it won't help anybody if germany is weekend if we become weaker through our own sanctions. also france, which is much more faucet on nuclear energy that is currently being phased out in germany. and a lot of that nuclear fuel is also coming from russia. so together they need to work out ways how to reduce that dependence. that also how to redefine the european union. and that of we expect to see backing certainly fr

it weighed on her and left her in a fragile state. >> deann schultz, after the murders, her life went on a downward spiral, to the point to where she had engaged in multiple suicide attempts. >> she never came forward until that chance encounter at that local hospital. >> that was the catalyst that caused her for first time to reach out to someone other than her physician to discuss the case. >> now that this woman came forward, hello, there's your motive. >> deann schultz's statements were an absolute bombshell. >> now the police were able to look at that case through an entirely different perspective, through the eyes of a man who was unhappy in his marriage, was resentful of his wife. now we have a motive. i was on an antidepressant, but i was still masking my depression. sweetie, is everything alright? yeah, i'm fine. honey, are you ok? yeah, i'm fine. it was time to do something. so i managed to move up my next doctor appointment. i'm just not doing as well as i'd hoped on my antidepressant. i'm glad you came in. let's try adding rexulti. when added to an antidepressant, rexulti

and a chancellor schultz has spoken quite openly about his irritation over that. but it's difficult to speculate about the emotional aside of chancellor shelters, remarks, because in fact, he is very restrained as a communicator. he comes from northern germany and he's known for understatement. if you listen to what president stein meyer said yesterday, after his telephone conversation with president lensky of ukraine, it was far more effusively. in fact, zalinski did invite the president as well as the german government to visit. so possibly chancellor sholtes is hesitation is now simply a protocol issue, because normally it is the president who makes such official state visits 1st. now, all of shots was quite heavily criticized and for his reaction to the snub, the ukrainian ambassador to germany accused charlottes of sulking. how much public backing here in germany does all actual it's had for the way that he's handling this crisis in ukraine? public is very divided particularly on whether germany should in fact meet ukraine's request to send heavy weapons the

but chancellor schultz does appear to have changed course under pressure from allies and even from his own coalition partners and has also pledged to export german, made gay part armored anti aircraft vehicles. to ukraine, so definitely we are seeing movement now on the part of the land. if we can talk about relations between berlin and keith, they have been tense recently after, excuse me, germany's president hung by to shine maya was told that he was not welcome in ukraine, but according to chance, a chance that we'll have shall, it's, it does seem that the diplomat diplomatic hatchet has now been buried. let's just take a listen. in the bonus president ago for the german president on the ukrainian president spoke very carefully to each other offers. that's a good thing. when i spoke in detail to the german president about it beforehand and afterwards the bio and bicker fulfillment on the result of the conversation is that the foreign minister will soon be in ukraine to mr. clayton. so it seems the diplomatic spat has been smoothed out yet, shall it's still isn't going to ukraine. wh

this is a much different company in 2022 than the company that howard schultz left in 2018. 75% of all of the orders are either mobile or drive through or delivery. you have a younger consustomer base it will give me more clarity, probably enter at that price i like what steph is doing and i know the way steph thinks about markets, she's slowly going to be buying stock the remainder of the year i imagine. >> talk about another move, steph. you no longer have exposure to the semi space which is interesting. you sold broadcom, and that was the last of it >> yeah. and you know, i had sold nxpi and lam research, both were big positions beginning of the year. sold them, made good money same with broadcom, too. but i do not like the action the way amd is trading that was a phenomenal quarter. 71% total revenue growth, guiding 60% revenue growth because it is more synergistic to the company underlying demand in data center, there was nothing wrong, stock is up 2% this stock down 44% from highs low expectations and the stock can't rally. i am a little concerned, this is bigger picture, why i s

and german chancellor, olaf schultz has said that russia's president vladimir putin cannot be allowed to win this war. in an address to the world economic forum in davos, switzerland, chancellor schroeder repeated his country support for ukraine, but did not address caves, demands for more heavy weapons. he said, rushes, war is contributing to e global food crisis. discussion of the worn ukraine and its effects dominated this year's world economic forum. participants examined solutions for the leading global threats. food insecurity, energy, and the range of economic crises. these topics were also central to german chancellor. olaf schultz is keynote address, which wrapped up thursday's event, depend immune or lunch to the pandemic. and russia is a war against ukraine and you are threatening to roll back. progress made over the last decade from comforting got most dramatic, the fight against hunger and poverty. you can shuttle both. we are risking the world's biggest famine and decades if we don't respond as nicely on video. during the g 7 presidency we launched alliance for global fo

there was dw nato correspondence at terry schultz speaking to me a short while ago. while the un human rights council has launched an investigation into alleged rights abuses committed by russia and ukraine. the council voted overwhelmingly to prove the prob, which will look into abuses in the regions of keith tourney. heave heart keith as to may un human rights chief michelle bachelor, said, russian horses are responsible for the vast majority of civilian deaths in ukraine . she added that the bodies of more than 1000 civilians have been recovered in areas north of keys that were previously occupied by russian troops. while the investigation comes as ukrainian forces report progress, pushing back russian troops from the north eastern city of harkey. some residents who let the fighting there have begun returning to their villages. but who was your home at last? tatiana has returned to her village for the 1st time in 2 months. but there's not much left of her house. her garden is littered with the aftermath of russia's invasion, touch on his goats, at least, survived

it been planed to show howard schultz, like the rest of the upper management, they will retaliate very hard against people like me that are vocal about this, that are willing to fight against the company. starbucks is one of those companies that loves to market off of every possible because they can find. i am sure you are aware about how when pride comes, every single comedy puts on their two little rainbow logo. additionally as july roles, it's gone. like th's btter, indigenous lives, transtes, lgbtq. at the same time, they will market black lives matter materials for the workers but at the same time they will be firing black workers in memphis for unionizing. at this point, he to show what people like howard schultz care more about an it is obviously their image. amy: beto sanchez, thank you for being with us. we will certainly follow what happens now that the rear lawsuit was filed by the nlrb last night. demeaning you all be reinstated. beto sanchez is with the starbucks workers united, one of the work is known as the memphis 7, fired by starbucks. as we continue to speak with wor

that europe is locking the 77th anniversary of the end of the 2nd world war driven chancellor. olaf schultz has made a key note tv address. he says, russia's leader vladimir putin cannot win today's war in ukraine. he added that putin likens the conflicts to the fight against nazi germany. but that says sholtes is a falsification of history. it couldn't this. we cannot commemorate the end of the 2nd world war in europe without confronting the reality is that once again, hash war is raging in europe. what russia has unleashed this war has. there was a time when russians and ukrainians fought side by side a good lives paying the heaviest price to defeat germany's murderous nazi regime was needed. so bottom at that time, germany was guilty of crimes committed against both the russian hill and the ukrainian nations. but for decades now, we have been striving for reconciliation with both when we had offered it was but now russia's president putin seeks to subjugate ukraine on to destroy its culture. and its identity with president putin likens his barbaric war of aggression. to that fight agains

completely, and he says, giving into aggression would damage democracy around the world. germany's olaf schultz begins his 1st african tourist chancellor. he's meeting fellow leaders and we'll discuss the sharp rise in food and fuel prices caused by the war in ukraine and change at the top down under new labor prime minister anthony albanese, is promising to make australia a climate change superpower. ah, our next spicer welcome to the program polish president and j. duda says russia must completely withdraw from ukraine. dina is the 1st foreign head of state to address the ukrainian parliament since the war began. he thought he says concessions to russian aggression would be a blow for the entire western world, and that ukraine must be free to shape its own destiny or mike, john, the boy that the chief go let. i want to say clearly that only ukraine has the right to decide its future why ukraine has the right to self determination severe. mr. of the international community must demand that russia end. it's aggression and leave ukraine completely. okay. is that it's already? well, i know it mus

. >> schultz went much further, saying that russia had violated international law in an unchecked manner but india and germany were on the same page when it came to national sovereignty. >> we agreed that borders cannot be moved by force and that the integrity of nations must be beyond question. we talked about that very carefully and that with each other we can do this -- by enabling economic and common development. >> these two leaders left of the press conference without taking a single question. >> let's get more on this story. i am joined in the studio here. tell us how significant this visit is. >> they have a special and unique friendship. germany is india's largest trading partner within the eu. the $10 billion commitment that germany made to india for his climate change is for another key area of operation which is a renewable energy. there were no joint statement is to be made and that was the war in ukraine. the prime minister had said he is in europe at a time when it is facing many challenging decisions but he is not making any criticisms. >> he did stop short of condemning

these topics were also central to german chancellor. olaf schultz is keynote address, which wrapped up thursday's event, depend immune oil slots to the pandemic. and russia is a war against ukraine in the us. are threatening to roll back. progress made over the last decade from comforting got most dramatic, the fight against hunger and poverty. you can shuttle both. we are risking the world's biggest famine and decades. if we don't respond as nicely on video during the g 7 presidency we launched alliance for global food security with the world bank. germany has set aside nearly half a 1000000000 euros yada over broadcasted globe. it rings out near the global to the crisis is a major risk for poor countries in asia and africa. very difficult time for african countries because it's like it's gotten them off side conscious. a more debt to the cause of conscious struggle with the limited and 105000000 people got hungry. the cause of good group globally, a little those 30 percent of those enough rica, unless the additional $100000000.00 people is affected to go hungry. so this could be real

but olaf, schultz did not use the stage at the world economic forum to meet ukraine's requests for more weapons. also coming up russia steps of its attacks in eastern ukraine multiple times and cities are hit by intense shadowing. as moscow focuses on, capturing the don boss region and a vigil for the victims of america's worst school shooting in a decade. the massacre has renewed the debate over gun violence in the united states. ah, i'm pablo felice. welcome to the program. german chancellor, all of sholtes, has said that russia's presidents out of mere putin cannot be alive to win the war in ukraine. giving a special address at the world economic form in davos, switzerland, sholtes underlined. his support for ukraine pledging that germany would end its reliance on russian oil and gas. but he didn't deliver on ukraine's class to supply more weapons. shells said rushes, war shows that the world's democracies need to work together to confront global threat. like climate change and food security, they said on that seo, our goal is crystal clear. putin must not win this war on the communi

off, schultz asked president vladimir putin to end the conflict as soon as possible, but potent blames ukraine for blocking negotiations. meanwhile, ukraine is firing back against the kremlin calling on allies to scenes russian assets. russia must be politically, economically, but also financially. the foreign minister was addressing a meeting of g 7 foreign ministers in germany, also coming up final good bye, thousands of mortars pay their last respects to a veteran. al jazeera journalist fatally shot, doing her job for 40, had a shitty. now i will actually set burials. israeli forces charged into the funeral procession. carrying her casket has been at outpouring them pre across the palestinian territories and the arab world. and the clear favorite to win this year's eurovision song contest. o ukrainian folk song fo hip hop band rather channels, the emotions of a nation in a contest in which culture and politics become ah hello everyone, i'm layla rock is good to have you with us. german chancellor, olaf schwartz has spoken to russian president vladimir putin by phone for the 1st time

we begin the day with german chancellor, olaf, schultz, and white. today he may have felt white. the lonely leader in the west shows delivered the closing address at the world economic forum in davos, switzerland, a meeting where the globe's economic and political leaders traditionally rub elbows, meet and greet. but not this year. sholtes was the only leader of all the g 7 countries who traveled to dogs this year. and the jury is still out on what being the only one there means or symbolizes the world's leaders, especially in europe and the u. s. they're busy dealing with the board ukraine, broken global supply chains and soaring inflation. that's fair enough, but that did not keep ukrainian president zalinski from zooming with the movers and shakers in davos, still among western leaders. schultz was the only one he bothered to show up. we have this report tonight, discussion of the worn ukraine and its effects dominated this. here is world economic forum. participants examined solutions for the leading global threats, food insecurity, energy, and the range of economic crises. t

the truth is a little more subtle, nuanced, complicated howard schultz built the business, and he has every right to make things better but there's no need to be so dismissive of johnson who got dealt a tough hand with covid. the baristas had to work different hours, some hit hard by the virus, shift around all over the place, this person there or that there. johnson juggled everything well. today we saw his last quarter on the job and it was good enough to send the stock soaring nearly 10%. so maybe the guy deserves a little more credit i like to say this always a bull market somewhere, i promise try to find it for news with sheparh starts now >>> one question to the fed chair sent the dow soaring we talk to the man who asked it. i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc >> the fallout from the supreme court leak on roe v. wade. >> what are the next things that are going to be attacked >> the new polling on what americans want and how big companies are reacting to pressure to take a stand >> it is essential that we bring inflation down >> so borrowing just got more expensive. >> fi

wasserman schultz spb as the member designated by mr. lawson of florida, i inform the house that mr. lawson will vote yea on h.r. 224. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? >> as the member designated by mr. gallego, i inform the house that mr. gallego will vote aye on h.r. 224. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. mfume of maryland, i inform the house that mr. mfume of maryland will vote aye on h.r. 224. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. blumenauer, mr. desaulnier, mr. lowenthal, mr. suozzi and ms. moore, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 224. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from utah rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by chris stewart of utah, i inform the house that that mr. stewart will vote yes on h.r. 224. the speaker pro tempore: o

they w. melanie whole many things. german chancellor, olaf schultz is on a 3 nation trip to africa. his 1st stop in the synagogue was followed by nisha in west africa, schultz visited german troops, training local special forces to fought islamist militants. his 1st visit to the continent as chancellor will end in south africa. and a devilish chief political editor, mikayla kutner is travelling with the german chancellor. wallace also made a point of visiting democracies only on his 1st africa trip. and he's right now making a point behind me by visiting the troops that are being trained by germans here in the air. they are here to provide more security in an increasingly d stabilized region, just 80 kilometers from here is the border with molly. and there's been a military coup which threw into doubt. germany's mission now, which has just been continued, but france is pulling out and that will now be more cause for germany to take more responsibility. also, when it comes to the fall out by the war in ukraine, the russian aggression there here, there are high hopes that germany will

w correspondent terry schultz reporting from stockholm. now the un has declared today made the 17th from international day against homophobia, trans phobia, and by phobia, how israel is known as one of the most progressive countries in the middle east when it comes to l. g b t, right? however orthodox jews can still struggle to be accepted by their community, he w's anna cough spoke to one gay man, forced to undergo so called conversion therapy, and word of warning. some theories may find parts of this report distressing. blue been silent on when the past catches, ma'am with him, then civil man sits down at the piano. he might play a love song rewriting it so that it's from one man to another man. her birth go just a few years ago. ben would not have been able to talk about his sexuality, i, arthur, pamela burton. i was terrified at our marcello and i thought i was going to lose everything very my little im, selling my family, my best friends, my community lar and happy outside the abilene dos. i was a religious kid, fanny. i believed in h

these topics were also central to german chancellor. olaf schultz is keynote address, which wrapped up thursday's event, depended. meanwhile, slots to the pandemic and rushes war against ukraine. and you are threatening to roll back progress made over the last decade from comforting got ambled most dramatic. the fight against hunger and poverty you can shuttle both on we are risking the world's biggest famine and decades. if we don't respond as nicely on video during the g 7 presidency we launched alliance for global food security with the world bank door, germany has set aside nearly half a 1000000000 arrows. a jada oval broadcasted glove. it rings out the global to the crisis is a major risk for poor countries in asia. and africa says really difficult time for african countries because it's like it's a button offside conscious, a more debt because of it. countries are struggling with limited, and 100 to 5000000 people got hungry. the cause of good group globally, a little those 30 percent of those. i'm africa. another additional $100000000.00 people took that to go hungry. so this co

terry schultz is install call. terry, the turkish president appears to be throwing a spanner into the works. that's right. we had heard earlier threats by turkey, that it may not be fully in favor of sweden and finland joining the alliance. but then over the weekend, there were reassurances from the turkish foreign minister that that on her was not actually seeking to delay the exception of these 2 countries. so this reiteration by the turkish president may come as quite a surprise to stockholm in helsinki and not a welcome one at all. filaments with would be the 1st native members to hobb of people's how the people or ed ones are or to come up against problems with anyone. tell us what this means for finland and sweden in their bits to join nato. well this is obviously going to have to be worked out because the new members can only be admitted to the alliance by unanimous consent. that means that or to one will have to agree to let them in what he's accusing sweden and finland of doing is not, is sending back not

you sum of crone and schultz standing next to each other -- you saw president mccrone and schultz standing next to each other. mr. cunningham: no longer formally a part of the european union is great britain. how do you make of the british government to keep great britain a vital player in international issues. how would you judge how they have played that. sen. murphy: they made a very clear decision as they normally do. britain continues to be the first country we call. almost without reservation, the first country that answers the bell. they continue to operate outside of the european union and the european union will be essential. brussels has to make that decision and pull in the british . a lot of this money that has enriched putin's crowd. we made mistakes. there is no doubt the united states made mistakes on russian policy. the british made mistakes as well. i am deeply gratified by the way they stepped up during this crisis. it is also a reminder how tragic this is they are doing the separate and aside from the rest of europe. mr. cunningham: very well put. we are approaching the

howard schultz suspended the buy back and so many were wondering where the money would be allocated, eps was in line with estimates and same-store sales up 7% in line and the americas up 12% and also a beat international fell by 8% worst than expected. and in china, same store sales fell 23% the company said full year 2022 targets will be discussed further on this call so we'll bring you any other news as we get it back over to you. >> kate, thanks. should this stock be at 5% after hours. >> they knew they had guided to where sales were going to do one thing and this number on a billion, who would have thought that a sleeping town of elmwood buffalo would lead to this whole concern about unions at time of the vote, no one thought this would have an impact howard schultz trying to push back and even try to prevent by offering enough sweeteners here. if you look at the same-store sales up and u.s. fantastic and international, and so a lot of bad news priced if and this is a company that labor costs wornts wouldn't get better but they're in this price. >> but the costs will be ongoing e

starbucks franchises across the country unionize, the baristas union is accusing interim ceo howard schultz of violating labor laws by threatening to withhold benefits. schultz has said new benefits couldn't legally be given to unionized workers without a separately negotiated contract. >>> also tonight, the federal reserve may be about to make your life more expensive. it's expected to raise interest rates this week to tame inflation. tom costello now with how it may impact the price you pay. >> reporter: in salt lake city, brothers tyler and dylan green feel like the economy is stacked against them and their new company, cache, that makes recreational accessories for tailgates. supply chain delays in china, the high cost of business loans, and skyrocketing inflation are eating them alive. >> as a business owner, gaining more capital will cost us even more and make our margins that are already slim that much slimmer. >> reporter: and new loans are about to get even more expensive with the federal reserve poised to raise rates by a half point this week after a quarter-point hike in march th

wasserman schultz: as the member designated by mrs. maloney of new york, i inform the house that mrs. maloney will vote yea on amendments en bloc number one. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york rise? >> as the member designated by mr. meyer of the state of michigan, i inform the house that mr. meyer will vote yea on en bloc number one. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by dr. raul ruiz of the state of california, i inform the house that dr. ruiz will vote yes on en bloc one. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from oklahoma rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mrs. bice of oklahoma, i inform the house that mrs. bice will vote yea on en bloc number one. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from texas rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. castro and mrd mr. bowman of new york, i inform the house that these members wi

the ambassador's comments came shortly after tantalus schultz told the media that keith's refusal to host the german president frank walter stein maya stood in the way of his own visit. ukraine had earlier criticised mister stein meyer for his relations with moscow, while or slamming germany for providing they say insufficient military support, despite berlin pledging to provide more lethal aid. in late april, german author and blogger, thomas hooper says, this is not the 1st time that the ukrainian ambassador has lashed out at germany and suffered no consequences. i would call him scandal from this, from this ambassador. he asked, i have a work as a roster to go on strike, not to work with russia ships. he's really mixing in german policies. and i think this is nothing in numbers or from any country could do or should do. this is not his job. imagine a chinese ambassador would do something like this in the usa or in france, or even a germany. this would be a scandal. but with mr. miller, seems he can do whatever he wants and they seem to ignore it. and germany is always a country in

dw nato correspondent terry schultz told me more about president erd one's objections. you know, this came somewhat as a surprise fill because just over the weekend, the turkish foreign minister assured allies that he did not want to delay the membership of sweden and finland. and so it seems like things would be able to be worked out. and then president there to want held a press conference today and said he absolutely won't allow that to nordic countries into the alliance. he says that they have failed to extradite some 33 people that he has requested. and that this amounts to harboring terrorists. so while sweden and finland said that they were ready to open talks with air to one on his complaints. he has told them not to come. and so it will be up to other allies to negotiate with on gra, and to make sure that this does not hold up what all of the other ally see as a very welcome addition to the alliance. so do these turkish objections co pays finish and swedish bins? well, feats filaments, we haven't even submitted their bids yet. so it's, it's way too early to say

last but not least, german chancellor o schultz delivered the closing address. today the world economic forum in davos, switzerland, he focused on russia's invasion of ukraine, warning that the war must be stopped and contained at the same time. the leader of europe's largest economy also delivered a pitch for staying on the path of prosperity paved with free.

are all i schultz has found himself in the baltic crossers as well over germany's initial reluctance to flood ukraine weapons. alongside is nato allies, pressure to which the wounded stock ultimately gave in, in april weapons, effort for risk ending up on the black market. and you find various and non state actors. germany and france represent the economic and military powers of europe. the united states see them as the competition in these areas on to global playing fields and constantly undermine some which is what this ukranian conflict is effectively doing. historically driven ideological ambitions of baltic states ought to have limits in light of real world economic consequences. germany and france have a right to their own foreign policy as sovereign nations. they are well aware that the longer this conflict in ukraine persists and the more economic damage is done to europe's economy, through anti russian sanctions. the greater the chance that it will fall on berlin in paris to clean up the mass. and of course, get stuck with the bill. that is up for me this hour, stay with us

terry schultz from stockholm. anything and here is a quick look at some of the stories away from the war. classes have broken out at a funeral in jerusalem for a palestinian man who was fatally injured during recent violence of the al accept mosque. israeli police fired tear gas and rubber bullets after mourners for stones and fireworks. police arrested multiple palestinians, while dozens were injured. drilling cause new prime ministers as the countries down to its last day of petrol and is printing money to pay civil servants. renel wick rima finger who was appointed on thursday, that the country needs $75000000.02 pay for essential importance. the economic and political crisis is fueled weeks of anti government protests. c u. s. troops will be returning to somalia to help local authorities their fights. the alphabet militant group president joe biden approved every deployment, reversing a decision by his predecessor, donald trump, to withdraw us forces in 2020 somali as newly elected president hassan shake moham

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and victims move the continental sponsor, he polish for and hot german gentle of schultz there. well, chief political correspondent, melinda crane, is with me in the studio to talk about all this up. melendez, the german chancellor. they're saying that russia's invasion of ukraine has strengthen nato and the e. u. a. we've been hearing that all along. and what the all of shows say anything to suggest that germany is strengthening its own role in deterring russian aggression. because germany so far has been seen as one of the weaker links in the chain. the least militarily. and at least until about a week ago when germany did decide to send heavy weapons after repeated requests from ukraine and a lot of pressure, both within this country, even from some of the other coalition partners on the chancellor. as well as pressure from abroad, as you know, on april 28th, there was a decision that heavy weapons including anti aircraft tanks, will be sent to ukraine. the chestler here made only a very indirect reference to that, saying that germany would continue to support ukraine in the

neither correspond terry schultz reporting from brussels. terry, thank you very much for that back story. thank you. we're meanwhile low ukraine is proposing a prisoner swap to resolve the stand off at the stall steel plant and multiple the plan would allow wounded ukrainian soldiers to move to safety and exchange for ukraine releasing russian prisoners of war. meanwhile, ukrainian forces say they've successfully pushed back russian troops around the north eastern city of harkey. some residents who fled the fighting have now become returning to their villagers. who were you more home at last. ready tatyana has returned to her village for the 1st time in 2 months, but there's not much left of her house. her garden is littered with the aftermath of russia's invasion, touch on his goats, at least, survived the honestly, you him that are with them. he had russians are brothers, as though couldn't. i couldn't never imagined anything like this, this aggression luxury and destruction. a visual when i came home, i kissed the ground. now i have nothi

technology is anything but and it gives a whole new meaning to military air power. german chancellor, olaf schultz is on his 1st visit to africa since taking office 6 months ago. the 1st up on his 3 day trip is synagogue where he's held talks with president mackie thow the 2 latest discuss the full ad from the war in ye. crime with the focus on the sharp rise in energy and food prices, countries across africa, feeling the effect, all those price hikes, which are due to a hold in grain exports from ukraine. shots is that needs to change other via veterans of why to act if we will continue to work, to make sure that grain exports from ukraine can resume in england. does this often and that it's possible to provide the necessary fertilizers again, that there are intensive talks going on about these issues for because despite the awful conflict of co operation is needed for this to succeed in a country that's facing a war of aggression, obviously is important that we try because otherwise there's a risk that many countries worldwide will have great difficulty feeding their populations gotten better ei

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schultz told u.s. store managers last month the company was reviewing its new benefits program. without separately negotiated contracts. starbucks said this is the law it's not howard's opinion. now one of schultz's first moves as interim ceo was to suspend the company's buyback program as a way to invest more into stores and partners we're going to be watching to see if any announcements are made on that front and if analysts are paying more attention to this ongoing union battle in terms of both cost and public image for the coffee the stock, is down about 30% or so in the last six months, morgan, back to you. >> kate rogers, thank you. >>> meantime, president biden is on his way to alabama where he'll tour a lockheed martin missile factory using his visit to tout the anti-tank javelins the u.s. has been sending to ukraine.n lockheed and -- highlights the trickiness of ramping up production lines. even as the company is already investing to add more capacity to make javelins, it takes time. if the government places more orders this year, it could still take another six to 12,

terry schultz reports from stucco. ah, every presidential visit is loaded with pomp and circumstance. but this time the circumstances are heavier than usual with war. weighing on every one. the finish in swedish leaders making history together as they finalized their bids to join nato. a move long considered unthinkable and stockholm and when the government resisted despite strong public and parliamentary support for it, you also have finland so firmly moving forward. and in that way, sweden has perhaps not pushed ourselves into nature, but we are in a pulled in 4 months. swedish prime minister magdalena anderson warned nato membership would destabilize the region. now she seems ready to move in to what she calls a new era. it can go in a new day at on math. if the shakes matha, we can enter it with confidence and bring the best of our history into it. we have long been a strong voice for arms control, piece of freedom and human rights heroes. not every one is convinced sweden can keep that treasured identity inside na