so you opened the storefront. rent s going up, difficult for you to make it yourself. and you can t imagine starting your own business and trying to pay rent. you re allowing others to rent space in your location so that everybody s got a shot. yes, sir with, yes, sir. i try to give everybody opportunity, you know, some may not be able to have. i know it was a struggle for me for a couple of years to get into a position where i could open my own doors. once that door was open for me, i tried to make sure i leave those same doors open for the next person. pete: what part of inflation is hitting you the most as a store owner? it s really i can tell things hitting me the hardest are more so customers have kind of slowed down, you know? it hasn t been too terrible, but there are times where where i notice business has slow down a lot, and it may be because of family incomes or maybe the lack of other things that i usually
floor falls from underneath them every time they hear these press conferences. the changing narratives. also that the help was there on. time there were 90 law enforcement officers inside at 12:03, that s the same time the 9-1-1 calls were coming from the classroom. the incident commander based on the volume of shots, and initially they re 100 shots fired in the first few minutes, and then slowed down, that incident commander made the decision that it went from an active shooter situation to a barricaded shooter situation. that s why large forsman officers were not trying to get through that door for almost an hour. and that decision appears to potentially have been fatal. at the center of the second deadliest school shooting in u.s. history, jarring images of children jumping out a classroom windows to save their lives. as outrage mounts on two fronts. parents have outright questioning the actions of law
lviv, ukraine, and kelly cobiella from poland. give us the latest about what is happening inside that country. i just spoke with somebody in kharkiv today and that city has come under massive pummeling over the last couple of days, and we are seeing the two prongs coming down for the attack on kyiv and kharkiv, and they have been frustrated and slowed down, and the main advances are in the south, and that s the first municipality that the russians have been able to take, and they have been fighting for a full week against a far interior military, and there s dispute about whether or not it has fallen to the russians, and for all practical russians, it has been taken.
richard, what is the latest? reporter: the mayor here in kyiv this morning warned people to stock up. there seems to be a period of relative calm here, although just a few minutes ago, we heard the air-raid sirens going off. the mayor was telling people to use this opportunity, because it could be the last opportunity, before that convoy arrives, to prepare themselves. prepare bomb shelters and stock up on food, water. there are fights all across the country. according to medical officials in the in kharkiv, there were at least 20 people killed. 20 civilians killed just over the last 24 hours. the convoy, as you mentioned, does appear to have slowed down, but u.s. officials believe that it is just in a phase of regrouping. it is still on its way to kyiv, and once it gets here, the plan is to surround the city, besiege it, attack it, and try to force a government collapse.
that is the same headline again. that is the same headline again. that is the same headline again. that is not what i was expecting to bring you. let s get more analysis on all of this with dr patrick bury. he s a senior lecturer in security at the university of bath. thank at the university of bath. you forjoining us today. ukraine thank you forjoining us today. ukraine military says the pace of the russian offensive has slowed over the last 24 hours. is that an accurate assessment based on what you have seen? you have seen? yes, i think so. in the 0 en you have seen? yes, i think so. in the open source you have seen? yes, i think so. in the open source analyst you have seen? yes, i think so. in. the open source analyst community they have been saying that for a few days, things have slowed down, and it ties in with that analysis which has been going on. forfour reasons,