country. translator: this is not a bluff. the citizens of russia can be sure that the territorial integrity of our homeland, independence and freedom will be ensured. and those who try to blackmail us with nuclear weapons should know that the prevailing winds can turn in their direction. of course these comments come against the backdrop of the u.n. general assembly here in new york. the war on ukraine dominating those conversations. president biden is set to speak in a few hours from now. ukraine s president zelenskyy set to address world leaders remotely later today. all of this as russia occupied regions in ukraine announced referendums on joining russia this week. ukraine and its allies dismissing that move as a sham driven by fear of defeat. we re covering all the elements. let s begin with barbara starr at the pentagon. frederick layton is in washington d.c. and matthew chance in london. matthew, what do we know this morning? reporter: this speech taking place at
a hardy s last week. fbi agents did have a warrant but lindell is alleging it was an illegal search. we re joined live from washington this morning with more. what more are we hearing from him? reporter: mike lindell did put this filing in minnesota s federal court last night, it described the scene, what happened when federal investigators showed up at the hardy s, mike lindell was coming back from a duck hunting trip from iowa. comes over the border with his friend, after this duck hunting trip, stops at the hardy s when federal agents surrounded him with their vehicles, he couldn t move, approached him and he said they began to ask him questions without telling him why they were there. he wanted to call his lawyer as soon as he realized they were federal agents and it took time for him to get on the phone with his lawyer. and he did have his phone seized
chain, hardy s, carl jr.s with significant number of labor violations under the obama administration a study found 60% of the carl s and hardy s looked at violation of some form of labor laws. you want a secretary to enforce las. point one. point two, yes, even though too high of a minimum wage can certainly hurt small business. something policymakers need to take into effect, most larger businesses think about walmart, starbucks, actually raising wages for workers, and that s because we live in an economy that is made up 70% of consumer spending. if you don t have people having more money in their pockets, the economy can t really grow. particularly when most of the jobs created now are still low-level service jobs, that s a real problem for underlying economic growth. i think that the math here may be a little shortsided. sure, create more cheap jobs in the short term but are you growing the pie in a bigger way
24 years. welcome. thank you. good morning. good morning. i can t help but notice your t-shirt. what does it say? it says we can t survive on $7.35. that seems to be the mantra right now. are you going to hit the picket lines yourself later today? i was already at mcdonald s, hardy s, a bread company, and a jimmy john s this morning. it s already underway. those were all downtown st. louis. we interviewed you once before, the last time fast food workers, you know, walked off the job. did anything change? apparently there are some changes. i overheard of some nba players buying a large wendy s franchise and bumping everybody s salaries up to $10 an hour. sounds like somebody s listening. what are your bosses saying about this work action? our bosses? uh-huh. i m fortunate enough to have my boss as a friend. bosses above them, the franchisees, they re not saying
on ferrell s orders, scott anderson stole his parents battered buick. two other female members of ferrell s clan, dana cooper and charity casey, agree to join rod and scott on the 800-mile they bade farewell to their friends, including april lindsey at their favorite hangout, hardy s. i really wish i had had, you know, a vision or something that said hey, stop them. heather s house sat at the