but says that it is not inevitable. have a look at how the global markets are reacting. and, uncharted territory, how the elections so that colombia and france have rattled the political steps forward. we begin in ukraine where president volodymyr zelenskyy is warning that russia could, once, against step up attacks. as european union leaders consider whether to back ukraine s spirit to join the. block here comes fierce fighting in the eastern city of severodonetsk, critical to russia s push to take control of the water donbas region. we are also seeing more russian strikes for the west. this was the scene in the town near dnipro where officials say at least one person was killed. but, exploded on a missile strike of an oil depot. and, this video from ukrainian officials appeared to show the aftermath of shelling in sunny north of kharkiv. and, yet amid a war that has devastated much of the country, ukraine s president is keeping an eye on the future. one he hopes will in
have been in the region. across the united states, tremendous heat up towards the 100 plus record temperatures possible spanning across the eastern half of the united states. the last couple of days, and this is what linda was talking about, we ve seen plenty of heat all over the place. polling by the wayside, some of these 100-degree readings, of course noticed across portions of the northern tier of the u.s., it is about 9 million americans that are for another round of excessive heat impacting parts of at least seven states and temperatures running as much as 20 degrees above this seasonal averages. and chicago, 82 it is normal for this time of year. again, it gets very dangerous very multiple days of excessive heat, with very little breaks in between here. that is my concern for a lot of people. getting hot. thank you so much. in our series mission ahead, introduces you to the innovators tackling the world s
says needs to be done to avoid a recession. i expect the economy to slow. it has been growing at a very rapid rate as the economy is the labor market has recovered and we have reached full employment. it is natural now that we expect a transition to steady and stable growth. i do not think it recession is that all inevitable. she went on to say, linda, that it would be a mixture of skill and luck to avoid a recession. skill, because the fed is dealing not only with inflation, but expectations which is a critical part of that. people expect inflation to be higher, businesses will raise prices, they might even raise wages. that is difficult to reverse. like, because a big part of this is outside the feds control. energy prices driven higher by the war in ukraine, gas prices to a record in the night estates. i think that is why she talks