good monday morning. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i m christine romans. just moments ago, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy arrived in the united kingdom. he s meeting with prime minister risch she sunak who plans to announce hundreds of air missiles for ukraine as it prepares a corner offensive against russia. cnn s clare sebastian joins me from london. clare, zelenskyy on the german leg of that tour, he said he vowed to reclaim all of his country from the russians. what more are we learning about the support he s getting? yeah, christine, it s been a productive weekend for ukraine. he got the biggest ever pledge to date in his war to germany, $3 billion, and included another 30 leopard 2 tanks crucial for ukraine. france also pledging tens of armored vehicles as we hear the meeting gets under way at chequers outside of london. and the ukraine will be pledging more missiles attack drones with a range of 200 kilometers. this is som
turkish election officials say that president erdogan leads his opponent with just under 50% of the vote needed to win the race outright. erdogan has been a thorn in the west side for years with his moves to weaken democracy in turkey. cnn s jomana karadsheh is in istanbul this morning. jomana, are they still counting ballots? and what are the two candidates saying about a potential runoff? reporter: well, they are, christine, continuing to count ballots. more than 99% of those ballots have been counted so far. as you mention at this point, neither of those candidates have achieved that 50 plus 1 threshold that is needed to win the presidency. what you have right now is president erdogan at 14.40%. the leader of the opposition, the candidate kemal
yeah. that s pretty low. it sounds pretty remarkable that so many people make so little money. so, here is part of senator warren s exchange with the restauranteur who refused to accept raising the wage would raise his meal prices by a dime. maybe it s only four but if your entrees are $14.40, see how fast i can do the math, are you telling me you can t raise your prices by eight cents? you know, typically, when costs rise, we don t actually raise it just four cents. we might go a little higher. that has an inflationary effect on the economy. so you may be talking away the money you just gave that employee through the increase. raise prices throughout the economy. i have to say, you ve now switched your argument from what it was going to do to your
that s pretty low. it sounds pretty remarkable that so many people make so little money. so, here is part of senator warren s exchange with the restauranteur who refused to accept raising the wage would raise his meal prices by a dime. maybe it s only four but if your entrees are $14.40, see how fast i can do the math, are you telling me you can t raise your prices by eight cents? you know, typically, when costs rise, we don t actually raise it just four cents. we might go a little higher. that has an inflationary effect on the economy. so you may be talking away the money you just gave that employee through the increase. raise prices throughout the economy. i have to say, you ve now switched your argument from what it was going to do to your