sanctions. we spoke this morning to a young woman. she runs a successful health food company, but she's looking to move to argentina. she told us there's no future here and we are hearing that over and over again from young, educated russians, but getting out of russia is not an easy thing to do right now. if you go to one of moscow's international airports, you look up at the departure board you are seeing a sea of cancellations because north american and european airspace are closed to russian aircraft. of course, as the ruble collapses in value, prices are just skyrocketing here. we are seeing that on everything from car parts to toys to groceries in the supermarkets. people here are very, very worried about their savings, whether inflation is going to completely wipe them out. but the big question is the one that you asked, will the suffering of ordinary russians have any impact on the man who sits in the kremlin a few miles