3 months after russia invaded ukraine, fighting rages own in the east, but morale is still high in the capitol. this is russia s president, comes on the fire from both his enemies and his allies for his actions in ukraine. but he had no clue, nor in tatum says al jazeera live from london. also coming up, hunger is prime minister declares a state of emergency in response to the war and ukraine, giving him extra powers. leach, police files shot light on the brutality of china s incarceration of muslim weakness, including a shoot to kill policy. anyone who tries to escape and shall anchors government hikes fuel prices by more than 20 percent filing, more pressure on people already struggling to make ends meet. ah, hello, when russia invaded ukraine on the 24th of february most unless thought the war would be over in a few weeks if not days, but 3 months later, there is no end in sight. a contractor spiraled into a grinding war of attrition with battles fought village by village,
among those effected when procter and gamble had this faulty trade and sent it careening. a lot of people buy the big consumer stocks and pounced on that as a sign to them to sell issues that had anything to do with those issues. one thing fed on another and of course you have the images out of greece where protesters are angry about us awe steer measures that has the country in bankruptcy. the provisions to get out of it so bad, there s talk so many others will follow. that provides the setting and then it got worse and worse. for a while, the dow off almost a thousand points. so, could you attribute that all to one bad trader or bad trade? or could you say it sort of greased the skids? dagen has been all over it. we know we ve never seen a stock market plunge like we saw in a matter of 20 minutes, starting at 2:30. the dow was down 998 1/2 points. that was an intraday record for the industrials. the blue chips lost about 700 points between 2:30 and 3:50 p.m. eastern tim