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this is cnn breaking news. hello and welcome to all of you watching us here in the united states, canada, and around the world. ukraine is reporting progress on the ground as its counter offensive in the kharkiv region takes back more territory and inches closer towards the border with russia. ukrainian forces have now retaken a village just 21 kilometers, or about 13 miles from the russian border, and shouldn t be confused with moldova, the country. it s the latest village to come back under ukrainian control. meanwhile, ukraine says russian forces have made few advances in luhansk and the donetsk region. russians have attempting to surround ukrainian forces and in the luhansk region, new drone footage shows stunning devastation of a town. the drone appears to have been used by the russian military as they track ukrainian troops amid intense street fighting. all right, for more on the situation in ukraine, let s bring in isa soares in lviv. isa? a very good morning ....
this is brand-new video of ukrainian troops holding out in azovstal s underground bunker. they say, quote, it is sweeter for us to die in battle than to live in chains. this morning the russians claim they will open humanitarian corridors for civilians to evacuate that steel plant. we have seen russian forces firing on the corridors in the past. we ll have more on this unfolding situation in just a moment. in the luhansk and donetsk regions, the ukrainian military says russian forces have had no success breaking through the front lines here in the past 24 hours. a total of 11 attacks had been repulsed, they say. the russian onslaught is not letting up. this is drone footage showing the devastation from air strikes in the small town of popasna. we have new reporting in the kharkiv region. ukrainian troops have retain another village. troops were seen there placing a flag on a building in moldova, a town that is just 13 miles southeast of the border with russia. let s ....
good morning. this hearing will come to order. american consumers today are worried about inflation and rising prices for the goods the by they buy. we talk about a hidden fee that fuels the fires of inflation across america every day. what they may not know is this slight fee is contribute into the problem of inflation. when swipe fees on credit and debit cards go up as they recently did, it increases inflation. consumers ultimately pay the price. ironically, this journey for me started in this very room 16 years ago. our inspector was a chairman at the senate judiciary many. he called the hearing on swipe and interchange fees. i attended because i was not familiar with those terms. i heard for the first time what a swipe fee was. the fact that, when i used my debit and credit card, the swipe fee was being charged to the retailer that i was ultimately paying. then, i learned there was virtually no negotiation of those fees. retailers were at the mercy of the credit ....