with insight from congress man brett sherman, the ceo near of the house committee.ll be right back. the ceo near of the house committee. we'll be right back. welcome back everybody, i'm yasmin vossoughian, want to get you up to date on all the developments that are coming out of ukraine at this moment. we have explosions being reported all night across the country. but the heaviest is what you're seeing here in kyiv, this is by the zoo. russian forces closing in on the capital city there, there each hour raising concerns, of course, of the city will in fact fall to russian control. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is appealing for a cease-fire. but the same time, warning that this day is the decisive moment for the future of his country the, future of his people as well. russian troops have now moved in from the north, south, and east of the country. coming in from all sides, really. the washington post reporting that the u.s. is ready to help zelenskyy get out of kyiv, to avoid being captured or killed. so lewinsky, though, is telling ukrainians, they will n

deputy secretary sherman, thank you so much for joining us today. russia has launched massive military exercises in belarus, along ukraine 's northern border, including nuclear missile systems, as well as naval exercises in the black sea. do you take them at their word these are just exercises, or are these moves prerecurser to an invasion? >> first of all, always good to be with you. we are quite concerned about the build up and the further escalation by russia surrounding ukraine, as you say, starting the exercises in belarus right next door to ukraine. general, the head of the russian military, like general milley, his counterpart on the joint chiefs of staff, chairman has gone to join these exercises. this is certainly, in our view, an escalation, not a deescalation. and to get to a diplomatic solution, that always happens best in an arena of deescalation. vladimir putin has a very stark choice to make. he can bring about a further invasion of ukraine or subversion or coercion or hybrid action, which will include enormous consequences. against h

so lee continued across europe often working with david sherman together.they managed to get the briefings that lee wasn't normally entitled to which meant that they were often in advance of any other journalists and in advance the story. and of course the liberation of the concentration camps really was extraordinary it shaped her life forever. this is dachau and this would hauntly for the rest of her life. all right the end of the war. she was exhausted. she was uncertain of her future her role as a conflict photographer was taken away from her. and she stored her archive away in the attic left photography. and this is the form in which it was discovered after her death. she never willingly talked about her work after the war and as a result of that she almost disappeared from view and it was she focused on reinventing herself. discovering a new different life. this is her shortly before her death in her kitchen with her surrealist cooking. but it was only after her death in 1977 that her son went up to the attic opened the boxes and discovered who his mo

last week wendy sherman said not a typical wendy sherman comment, putin has to realize there are going to be body bags coming back to moscow. that's when we first started seeing these very strong warnings. in the lester holt interview of course with the president himself. and jake sullivan in the white house briefing room. so that is what they're trying to do and keep the negotiations going. keep people going to moscow and keep him engaged, because as long as they are talking, they're not firing shots. katy. >> as long as they are talking, they are not firing shots. andrea mitchell, thank you so much, matt bodner, thank you as well and courtney kube. >>> joining me now is michael mcfaul, and form national deputy advisor ben rhodes. so ben, i want to begin with you. earlier today the undersecretary of state for political affairs, victoria neuland, was on another channel and talking about why vladimir putin might respond to sanctions now when he hasn't responded so much in the past. she said the sanctions would be absolutely crushing for russia in terms of russia's ability to grow its ec

. >> deputy secretary of state wendy sherman, thanks so much for joining us. really appreciate it. as you well know, the u.s. has warned ukraine that the latest intelligence suggests an imminent full-scale russian attack. what's the latest you can tell us, madam secretary, on when putin may actually move and how this attack would unfold? >> good to be with you. wish it were under better circumstances wolf. to all of your viewers, president putin has a very critical choice to make about whether he is, in fact, going to move forward with a full-scale invasion of ukraine. it appears that he is poised to do that as you have reported today, our military has said and you can see from overhead pictures that they have deployed a great deal of their military, and they're ready to go and waiting for president putin's order. this is going to be a devastating attack by putin, really undermining sovereignty, territorial integrity and the choice that a country makes for itself. the brave ukrainian people who have chose freedom and democracy. somehow president putin feels there should be a differ

i'm sure the people of georgia had the same armaments that sherman had. but they couldn't slow him down. the best way to not be attacked by your government is to elect people into government who don't turn against their own citizens. host: another view of the nra from a person on twitter, the pact between the gop and nra was a swamp of money for political power. it was a disaster for the general population especially after half of it was steered into armed cults by fears and lies spread by the gop. it's always about the money and we don't matter. your response? guest: both on that and the color, the nra was a different group many years ago. there was a coup within the nra in the 1970's and it became very radicalized. then it continued to get more radical. then other splinter groups grew out of it, gun owners of america and a few others, that are even more radical, and to compete for membership, which is what the nra really needs, membership, like a lot of what we have seen in politics, it has become a more radical organization even from the point where it

and a reminder, the top story we're following for you. sherman president frank walters toddler has been reelected for a 2nd term. enormous in his acceptance speech, he referred to tensions between russia and ukraine, and urged germany at its allies to do everything to present war in europe. it watching dw news live from berlin up next reporter investigates the $1000000000.00 business of a legal waste disposal in europe. i'm nick spicer. thanks for watching. sun are driven by merciless greed builders fighting the destruction land grabbers are exploiting. the amazon ring, forming peoples are now briefly opposing them a term report from the heart of brazil stuart to march 9th on d. w. a. we're all set with a to go beyond of yes with all in as we take.

avoid it, hit the bid, which goes this goes to a part of the of the kid we are heading towards the sherman roundabout. that's developments where all the european commissioner and the president of the european commissions are sitting somewhere in the floors. so on the question of the, of whether we will achieve the 2020 come on different policy targets of rebuilding all european fish stocks to sustainable levels. i mean for the mediterranean it's, it's, it's a failure. i mean, we know it's going to be, it's impossible. i mean, when 20 tomorrow and we have now days we have more than 80 percent of the stuff that are fish so. so out of 10 feet that you buy in the market, you know, $108.00 our older fish. so it's just too difficult to fix. on average the mediterranean, we are still twice above sustainable levels for all the stuff. so, and some of the folks are in actually critical states or europe in hate for instance, is over fissions transfer. and since it's over 50, no more than 15 times the 2nd level. so those stocks are basically close to collapse. and the fancy star are actually raising t

so i did have the corresponding to emily sherman is still with me at emily. how significant is they opposition to this war with you? crime in russia. of course we don't, we don't know over all when it comes to numbers. i think it's probably fair to say that any surveys published now, you know, we should kind of cast a very critical eye on those. i would say that the fact that people came out to protest yesterday at all is significant because it's really difficult and dangerous to protest at the moment in this current atmosphere, which has been quite tense, i think for the last few weeks. but even for a long time, you know, at the beginning of 2021, there were these big protests after the rest of opposition politicians, alexey navine, and there was a huge crack down with, you know, a huge number of arrests after that. you know, create a critical media outlets being closed and so on. so it really became.

robert sherman brings us the latest. >> motional seen to the polish ukrainian border for many, it's been a long road to get here. >> along with you, we are staying at the border since 2 o'clock or 2. they're extremely they walked or 35 kilometers. >> once again, the sun has risen. none of us each ukraine. gunfire take fire, rocket launchers, echoing throughout the was the country's troops continue their advance of ukraine's territory. citizens there are armed and stand in solidarity with their president. >> that as many as you deserve a hot as it fake when for months is show good morning. ukrainian do not believe fake new i am here we will not lay down our weapons that would defend our country luminous. our weapons are and that's what this is our our country, our we will protect all of the president accused by russian propagandists of fleeing the country. >> makes it clear he's here and not going anywhere. russia claims his assault on ukraine is aimed only at military targets. >> but bridges, schools and residential neighborhoods have been hit since the invasion began thursday with air a

following the controversy over the terms that sherman had initially offered to joe johnston in north carolina, which proved both overly generous and overtly political. secretary of where stanton had asked attorney general james speed to weigh in on his legal opinion of grant's terms. so not even the terms that sherman's offering but grants terms and specifically speed had several questions dealing with rebel soldiers coming back to loyal states. on april 22nd speed would offer his opinion which said in part? first rebel officers and soldiers who appeared in public in their uniform were breaking their parole and therefore should be arrested and detained. keep in mind april 9th. surrender terms had said nothing about confederates wearing their uniforms. second like grant speed declared that rebels had no homes and loyal states. to this end. he said they could not return to, maryland, missouri, kentucky and delaware. they could return to west virginia. well general lou wallace up there in baltimore. he has been waiting for something like this. he wastes no time implementing these orders

so not even the terms sherman is offering but grant's terms and specifically speed had several questions dealing with rebel soldiers coming back to loyal states. on april 22, speed would offer his opinion which said in part, first, rebel officers and soldiers who appeared in public in their uniform were breaking their parole and, therefore, should be arrested and detained. keep in mind april 9 surrender terms said nothing about confederates wearing their uniforms. second, like grant, speed declared rebels had no homes in loyal states. to this end he said they could not return to maryland, missouri, kentucky and delaware. they could return to west virginia. well, general lee wallace in baltimore, he has been waiting for something like this. he wastes no time implementing these orders. i should say it's an opinion by the attorney general that grant then turns into a general order which means that all of the military now has to enforce this. so wallace will order the immediate arrest and imprisonment of confederate marylanders who had already returned home. he issued a circular throughout t

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robert sherman has the latest. >> motional seen to the polish ukrainian border for many, it's been a long road to get here. guys get along with you. >> we are staying at the border since 2 o'clock or a shooter. extremely they walked over. 35 kilometers. >> once again, the sun has risen. none of his seat. ukraine, gunfire take fire, rocket launchers echoing throughout the with the country's troops continue their advance of ukraine's territory. citizens there are armed and stand in solidarity with their president. >> that as many as you deserve a hot was it was fake when for my xyz show oh, yes, it looks good morning. ukrainian do not believe fake news. i am here we will not lay down our weapons that will defend our country luminous. our weapons are strange. and that's what this is our our country, our we will protect all of the president accused by russian propagandists of fleeing the country. >> makes it clear he's here and not going anywhere. russia claims his assault on ukraine is aimed only at military targets. >> but bridges, schools and residential neighborhoods have been hit si

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joining me now to cuss is jake sherman, co-founder of "punchbowl news." what are these obstacles?nch of republicans to strip money for vaccine mandates. this is something they tried last time around in the last government funding fight. did not work, and it looks like it will not work again this time. they are demanding an amendment vote which democratic leaders hope will fail. number two, senator blackburn, republican from tennessee, is trying to find out more information about why she thinks, this is not confirmed in any way, shape or firm, why she thinks the government is handing out crack pipes to people. the boyden administration has said they are not handing out crack pipes, and there's no truth to said situation, but she's waiting on a response from hhs, and i would only say this. i mean, these are -- there's not a lot of time to solve these problems. as you noted the government runs out of money at the end of this week, so they need to figure this out in the next couple of days. >> jake, quickly, national security adviser jake sullivan privately briefed lawmakers on ukrain

. >> i want to bring in nbc's leigh ann caldwell on capitol hill, jake sherman is co-founder of punch bowl news and an nbc news political contributor. good to see you both. leigh ann, what are you hearing? how big would it be for the committee if giuliani cooperates with the subpoena? >> good morning, chris. well, rudy giuliani has been -- has had his hands on lots of these schemes that were contrived after the election day until january 6t including things like seizing voting machines. there were talks about fake electors, sending those to congress instead of the actual electors that show joe biden won. there were discussions with data officials to get them to overturn the election results. there's been reporting that rudy giuliani has been a part of many of these conversations. if rudy giuliani were actually to come before the committee and actually provide information, it would be extremely crucial for the committee. this would be a very good get. giuliani is theying there will be cooperation with the committee, but we don't know what cooperation means. does that mean he's going to

deputy secretary of state, wendy sherman, a woman you know. i know her as well.is every diplomatic option for all practical purposes, ambassador, been exhausted? >> wolf, it's not impossible that president putin could have a -- could have a change of heart. probably unlikely. but if he wanted to avoid the bloody carnage that you just described -- bloody on the russian side. it will clearly be terrible for ukraine and ukrainians, military and civilian. but there will also be many russian soldiers killed. wolf, president putin has not had to face a large number of russian soldiers killed in the previous battles, in the previous operations in ukraine. he went into crimea in 2014 without firing a shot. he has been in donbas for eight years. and just two nights ago, he went into donbas under total russian control, so he didn't lose anyone there either. he, indeed, has lost a couple of soldiers, russian soldiers, during the eight years of battle. but he suppressed that. he has -- he has tried to hide that. president putin is worried about russian soldiers dying, and th

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joining us now co-founder of punchbowl news jake sherman. he is an msnbc contributor.d morning, jake. thanks for being here. in truth, build back better has been said dead since december. when pronounced as such on fox? is it going to be a separate patchwork legislation? give us the state of play? >> there is no state of play, jon. i mean, there are no discussions. there are no discussions with manchin in the white house. there are no discussion with manchin and his leadership. there are no serious discussions about reviving the build back better act, or anything close to it. that's just -- that's just the reality. now, could that change? sure. but the added complication here, jon, moving on, the democrat from new mexico had a stroke yesterday and that robs democrats of their majority. no other way to put it that it robs democrats of that 50th vote. so anything they want to do, they'll have to rely on republicans to do it. so, that's the situation that the democratic leadership faces right now. any, again, if they want to revive something that looks like the bbb, it wi

joining me now is "washington post" congressional correspondent, and jake sherman, founder of punch bowlmsnbc contributor. "the washington post" was the first to report on this ripped up records story. tell us more about what you learned from these do you means? >> jose, thank you so much for having us. we know that the first trench of documents from the national archives of record administration made it to the january 6th committee investigating the insurrection but that when they arrived, some of these documents were actually torn up and pieced back together. scotch taped, reconstructed. now, we're not exactly sure how many of these documents. i think the tranche that was delivered to the committee was ultimately about 700 pages worth of records, nor are we sure what exactly these documents consisted of. we do know that from reviewing legal records over which records the former president sought to seek privilege over that it might have included speeches, memos, handwritten note by former chief of staff mark me dose, and we don't know if it was the former president who did in fact tear

joining me now, jake sherman, founder of punch bowl news and an nbc news political contributor and ashleyical analyst. talk about how washington is gearing up for the supreme court confirmation process. >> well, both sides in the senate are deep in research -- all three of the main candidates, i think you're seeing from senate republicans that there's not going to be a massive fight. they don't -- they know that they don't really have much in the way of options to block this supreme court nominee. and it's not going to fundamentally change the shape of the supreme court. that doesn't mean it's not going to be messy, it's not going to be tense at times, but i have to imagine that based on my reporting, that senate republicans are going to take it relatively easy. now, senate democrats have said, dick durbin, the senate judiciary chair has said that they'll try to move this within 40 days of it being announced. and as you noted, we are within that kind of red zone that they need to get this nominee announced in the next couple of days. and i would say this. from a practical and political po

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still a crash up at sherman island north of the antioch bridge. >>> the san francisco 49ers have been sacked by a ransomware attack. the team says it recently became aware of the network security incident that disrupted the corporate i.t. network. a ransom gang claiming that it stole the team's financial data and recently posted some of that on the dark web. >> they let you know that they've got your data and they may even put more stuff out there on the dark web and let people know that they have even more data, and at that point they may ask for a ransom. >> so far the cyber criminals haven't publicly asked for ransom. they've notified law enforcement and hired security firms to help. the team said, quote, we have no indication that this incident involves systems outside of our corporate network, such as those connected to levi's stadium operations or ticketholders. >>> victory for the rams. we wrapped up last night's big game from sofi stadium, including the epic halftime show. >> and happening now, consumer advocates are raising questions about pg&e's ambitious new plan to bury th

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. >>> new video from los angeles overnight, a firefighter battling this house fire in sherman oaks fell through the roof of the garage but the firefighter walked away unharmed. the roof collapsed but he apparently rode the roof down into the garage. no one hurt in that fire. >> incredible. >>> time now for a look at your tuesday weather. a new report claims the ongoing drought in the western u.s. is the worst in at least 1,200 years. researchers say climate change gets some of the blame, and they say it will take several rainy years to end the drought. on the radar this morning, a cross-country storm could bring snow from the mountains of california all the way to montana. checking today's high' temperatures, mild from the plains to the deep south. another cold day for the northeast with temperatures around freezing. >>> coming up, the one-word mistake forcing a priest to resign due to thousands of incorrect baptisms. >>> also ahead, dramatic video. a flock of birds dropping out of the sky found dead on the street. what may be to blame. >>> and the former navy engineer accused of trying

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darcy craig, so i did have to call responded to emily sherman is still with me at emily. how significant is the opposition to this war with ukraine in russia? of course we don't, we don't know overall when it comes to numbers, i think it's probably fair to say that any surveys published now, you know, we should kind of cast a very critical eye on those. i would say that the fact that people came out to protest yesterday at all is significant because it's really difficult and dangerous to protest at the moment in this current atmosphere, which has been quite tense, i think for the last few weeks. but even for a long time, you know, at the beginning of 2021, there were these big protests after the rest of opposition politicians, alexey navine, and there was a huge crack down with, you know, a huge number of arrests after that. you know, create a critical media outlets being closed and so on. so it really became almost impossible to voice any opposition to essentially anything going on in the, in the last year or so. so even the fact that people took to the streets to oppose

and then i talked about burns before wendy sherman over the years has not been a hard line. zealous is not a lot of things i don't like and agree with. but so it's, it's, there's, it's clear everybody is heard. what putin is saying the world has heard that russia has a national security interest of its own. we can go back in history stimson, made that point in 945, you know, the hard liners in the roosevelt administration. russia might have a much better understanding of us national security interests than we do and we should listen to them. and when the secretary of war simpson, i mean, so we've been, we were able to run roughshod over russia after 990 up through recently. i've done a bunch of interviews about the cuban missile crisis comparisons. and one big difference is that in 1962, the u. s. had a tend to one to 20 to one advantage in the number of nuclear weapons. the number of bombers that could hit the other side and the number of missiles i see the ems that's going away. russia is now in a position of relative strength. certainly in something in their near abroad, they would

it turns out that it is humans resonance. sherman's resonance is the wave length from the earth crossed up one mile. air. beautiful earth are living. earth vibrates wave length of high amplitude alpha. so spiritually engaged brain reboots, reconnects and becomes part of life itself. well, and that leads me to, well, a kind of personal question because you're sure in your book, your own struggle with fertility, which culminated in your adoption of a rush to get the best for you guys to hear from us. and i, you know, what i to from that story is that for from both your example in the example of many people i know in many of the examples in there really religion religious traditions of the world is that this sort of spiritual connection really orders the way emotions and feelings, a function in a human being and the way he or she relates to the other people or the environment in general. this is what you were talking about. and i'm sure you experienced last before your brain became awakened. but i wonder from a personal experience, how did it change and wasn't the sort of a conscious chang

we caught up with you soon by yahoo, sherman, of the house of representatives, committee on foreign affairs in nigeria. and war is not within that any human being . so think about what we hope and pray that this issue will dissolved diplomatically. ultimately, i speak to you by the government is making every arrangement to see that. and i just don't want to be migrated will be if i q entered in due course to fail. i discussed implications of russia innovation of ukraine. did you tell me a lot? it will joins me now in this to be handled. tommy, nice to have you here. so tell us how our african governments responding to russia's invasion of ukraine. what was seen the 3 african countries that are present at the un security council that's gonna go back and can you give strong statements of concern recognizing ukraine sovereignty and saying this attack should this invasion should not have happened was in the african union as well as an organization give a similar statement calling for russia to respect ukraine sovereignty. now in particular, south africa's presidency, or i'm opposed to come out

c and n president jeff sucker has announced his resignation as president of cnn on sherman of warner media is news on sports, the vision over feeling to disclose a romantic, a fur this cross live now to our cheese, at killer my pin for more on this killer give us a sense of why this is happening, that it's more to do with him lying correct over him, actually having in the fur well, it appears that in this surprise, email that went out to the staff of cnn, jeff zocker is resigning. he is stepping down and the reason listed is that he failed to disclose a relationship that he had with a colleague that has gone on for the past several years. the idea was that understand and policy. if he was having a romantic relationship with a co work here, he would have to make it public or make it known to the company. he did not do so, and so he is stepping down. however, many people are looking into this and wondering if this might have something to do with cna ends dropping ratings. the viewership of cnn is in significant decline. but regardless, the official stated reason is this relationship. c

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friendly faces, open arms, and as much comfort as can be had sheltering in a train station. vladimir sherman ski was working in the netherlands when the war broke out. he is waiting for his 5 sons to arrive from across the border to take them to safety. he'll then return to ukraine where he says he will join his wife a soldier in the national army. ukrainians are prepared to die. he says before ever surrendering their country to russian president vladimir putin, i can see when ukrainian loose, when you grin lose, your robberies can be next one, holland and all the rope by and maybe america. so help us or or it can be the same way. again. ukraine's decision to conscript men of fighting age into the armed forces has divided families. the women who have fled with their children. no, that long, good buys may turn out to be final farewells. but there is resilience here. my note is always tried to have found fun. making fun fun. and so this is everywhere. if they have a son, mamma, song, toys. but all her go love, viola, some of dangerous station, but we try to be strong to not so panic for many o

we have not had high level engagements from secretary blinken, deputy secretary sherman from the department here. of course even with the announcement of today's authorized departure of nonemergency employees and eligible family members, we still have americans on the ground in moscow. their safety, their security is of paramount importance to us. the ambassador often does engage with russian counterparts pertaining to that and will continue to. reporter: follow up on that. to be absolutely clear. the russians in new york are saying you have expelled or asked 12 u.n. diplomats, russian diplomats, to leave the united states. are you saying you don't -- can't comment on that? you don't know about it? >> i don't have those details in front of me. this apparently just came out. reporter: but can you react to it? is it accurate? >> i'm not going to react to something that has just come out while i am up -- while i have been up here. reporter: suggest that this is part of the ongoing -- it is not related to ukraine. this is part of the ongoing spat over diplomatic staffing. in which you have said