to be very careful to stick to their mandate and control inflation and growth, rather than making the decision based on what is going on within the market. clearly the market is a reflection of future values of stocks and company values going forward and so, if we were to see a major sell off, that could have implications because think of everyone who owns stocks in the stock market, they will become less wealthy as a result, we will have less disposable income. businesses will be struggling, that could lead to job cuts and other cutbacks. what happens in the stock market has implications for the wider economy.- for the wider economy. thank ou ve for the wider economy. thank you very much- stay with us on bbc news, still to come: a glimmer of hope. five years on from hurricane maria, can renewable energy restore power to puerto rico?
kind of recognise him. yeah, he does, he has really beautiful eyes. he also, sadly, is usually pretty hunched over from the fentanyl. do you want to go down here? yeah. hi, how are you? i m good. i m looking for my son, wondering if you might have seen him around. i don t know. we re not having much luck but then, a glimmer of hope. i m looking for my son who s out here, his name s when s the last time you saw him? yesterday. did you see him yesterday? was he here in san francisco? he was here. can you just tell him his mum is out here looking for him next time you see him? is everything 0k? everything s ok, ijust really miss him. he has always been that way.
kherson. they spotted 120 vehicles making their way north to ukrainian held territory. they are across the country covering the story. vetika sud is covering the talks. all eyes on mariupol, a glimmer of hope that the rest of those who are being hold up for two months will be able to get out. and sometimes no news is good news, isa. yesterday we heard precious little news. the deputy prime minister apologized for that. she s been leading the charge trying to negotiate these corridors. she did not want to do anything to jeopardize the success of this operation. she singled out the red cross and the united nations. the secretary-general had
since the very beginning have said, if we push too hard, russia is going to use some kind of extreme measure. that is certainly a consideration. what we ve seen so far is mr. putin since the very beginning has failed in achieving every one of his strategic objectives. he continues to adjust his operational objectives. and even then, he continues to fail. so, you know, when you re talking about what is next for him, man, i hope that there s a potential that the russian people will see what s happening and as more news gets back to the population, that they will take action and get this individual out of the leadership of russia. we ll see. you know, right now the indicators are they don t get much accurate information. maybe it gets through. we ll be watching. lieutenant general mark hertling, always good to have you with us. thank you. still ahead here, a glimmer of hope amid this war. a ukrainian soldier resurfaces two months after being captured
meeting with president zelenskyy in kyiv. pelosi says it is a message of solidarity, our commitment is to be there with you until the fight is done. to the south meantime, a glimmer of hope is emerging for those trapped in the city of mariupol. after weeks under siege and numerous failed evacuation attempts, around 20 civilians it manage to leave saturday. russia did release a statement saying 46 people had left residential buildings adjacent to the steel plant. whether that s in addition to the 20 or someone is miscounting, we, at cnn here, can not confirm either way. that s just a tiny fraction of the thousand still stuck in that city. meantime, missiles hammered southern and eastern ukraine. in odesa, witnesses reported hearing several explosions, and