alexi navalny returned to russia, after returning from his poisoning.tely put his life on the line, it has principles first, until his death today. which is not confirmed by his family, but they don't seem to doubt it. alexi navalny's wife, julia, in munich, called for president putin to be punished. >> we should come together and fight against this evil, she said. in 2021, president biden warned putin of devastating consequences if anything happened to alexi navalny in russian custody. nbc's peter alexander pressed him about today. >> what consequences should he and russia face? >> that was three years ago, in the meantime they faced a lot of consequences and we will contemplate what else will be done. >>> a 350 million-dollar fine for donald trump tonight. it is a huge legal blow, as a judge rules against the former president. this stems from his business brought trial in new york. the state lawsuit accused him of misrepresenting his finances to get better loans. today, the judge ruled against mr. trump, issuing a hefty fine, and barring him from runn

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now, as you mentioned, there is a war of words following the death of alexi navalny. has not publicly condemned navalny's death. haley warned that trump actions will embolden putin. biden was quick to state putin was responsible for navalny's death. now all eyes ahead to saturday on the south carolina prime minister. despite losses in iowa as well as the new hampshire primary, nikki haley and her supporters are not backing down. back to you. >> what if she loses in her home state? does that mean she has to pack up and go? >> reporter: that's what some are pushing for. particularly some in the republican party who are supporters of former president trump. they are telling her to wrap it up. haley's campaign and supporters say they plan to stay through super tuesday. they will keep going because nikki haley said polls show voter do not want former president trump and do not want president biden. she asked her supporters why would she not stay in the race when there is a push for an alter alternative. >> brie, thank you for that. >>> we are almost out of time here when it

putin has never mentioned alexi navalny his name.ame. never said his name out loud. i think it's very interesting that at the end of putin speech he said everybody was standing up to applaud 119 times during the two hours. but before the end of the speech he said "we in russia i won big happy family, we're united. " i could not feel the irony of that given that tomorrow there's going to be a funeral service for alexi navalny. the russian authorities have already made it clear that they are going to do everything they can to prevent people from making it a big issue. more arrests have been happening. simultaneous, hello, i'm sarah campbell. you're watching the context on bbc news. an inquiry has found three different sources of the uk could and should have stopped the policeman accused of murdering sarah everard for becoming a serving officer for the now for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre. hello from the bbc sport centre. red bull team principal christian horner has again denied allegations of inappropriate behaviour, afte

make no mistake, putin is responsible for alexi navalny's death. alexi was incredibly courageous. his family is courageous, as well. i ensured them his legacy will continue to live around the world. we will continue to make sure that putin pays the price. let me be clear, the house of representatives must pass a bill that provides funding for ukraine. there is no question -- none -- that the speaker called for a vote in the house it would pass easily. instead they went on vacation. look, folks, all kidding aside, history is watching. the clock is ticking. ukrainian soldiers and civilians are dying. russia is taking ukrainian territory for the first time in many months. here in america, the speaker give the house a two-week vacation. they have to come back and get this done. failure to support ukraine and this critical moment will never be forgotten in history. it will be measured and have an impact for decades to come. i want to thank all you governors here today. i heard you. many of you agree with me. urge your congressional representatives to foresters bill to be brought up. to

alexi navalny speaking to stephen sackur.ack in 2017. re—watching your interview must be very difficult for you. re-watching your interview must be very difficult for you.— very difficult for you. matthew, it is so strange _ very difficult for you. matthew, it is so strange and _ very difficult for you. matthew, it is so strange and depressing, - very difficult for you. matthew, it is so strange and depressing, so| very difficult for you. matthew, it. is so strange and depressing, so sad to listen to that, to think back on my encounter with alexei navalny — i journeyed to moscow and went to his anti—corruption office, and the meeting which lasted a couple hours altogether, the real danger that he was in back then, that was 2017. that was just a few days before i arrived in his office, he had to buy special reinforced doors because before that, security agents, the authorities had smashed down the previous door in a rage to try and grab papers that he and his staff are working on. and it is important to remember that we call h

make no mistake, putin is responsible for alexi navalny's death. alexi was incredibly courageous.is family is courageous, as well. i ensured them his legacy will continue to live around the world. we will continue to make sure that putin pays the price. let me be clear, the house of representatives must pass a bill that provides funding for ukraine. there is no question -- none -- that the speaker called for a vote in the house it would pass easily. instead they went on vacation. look, folks, all kidding aside, history is watching. the clock is ticking. ukrainian soldiers and civilians are dying. russia is taking ukrainian territory for the first time in many months. here in america, the speaker give the house a two-week vacation. they have to come back and get this done. failure to support ukraine and this critical moment will never be forgotten in history. it will be measured and have an impact for decades to come. i want to thank all you governors here today. i heard you. many of you agree with me. urge your congressional representatives to foresters bill to be brought up. to p

now his spokesperson is confirming that alexi navalny died in this penal colony in russia yesterday. the spokesperson is calling it a murder. she did not offer any specific evidence to back up that claim because navalny's body is still being held by russian authorities and now his family is demanding the body be handed >> reporter: 47-year-old alexei navalny was look healthy and joking with the judge via video link from his arctic prison two days ago. his mother saw him monday and said he was in good spirits, but yet, somehow, the most fiercest critic of president putin dropped dead suddenly. prison officials said he went for a walk and then fell and could not be revived. president biden blames president putin. >> make no mistake, it is president putin responsible for navalny's death. >> reporter: and protests would not be allowed. when a woman unfurled a sign, she was taken away by authorities. navalny started out as a blogger and criticizing putin and his inner circle, and started massive protest against putin in 2012. he was jailed and harass and attacked with a green dye. it damag

kira yarmysh — alexi navalny�*s spokesperson talking to my colleague azadeh moshiri. pecial live page on the latest following mr navalny�*s death including those claims russian authorities are hiding his body on the bbc news website or app. next to the war in ukraine. ukrainian troops have withdrawn from avdiivka — a key eastern town besieged by russian forces for months. the fall of the town, which is almost completely destroyed, marks russia's biggest win for months. president zelensky says the decision was taken in order to save the soldiers�* lives. he also repeated his request for more financial and military aid to help his forces against the russian invasion. our correspondentjames waterhouse is in kyiv. how significant is the fall of this town? avdiivka had become a ukrainian stronghold, it sits on the front line for the past decade. it separates ukrainian —controlled territory and the eastern city of donetsk which russian forces have controlled since 2014 and in that time, the ukrainians built real substantial fortifications. and yet in recent months the russia

and russia's foreign minister is they less than one week after the death of alexi navalny, a death thatremlin is responsible for. and sanctions on six russian prison officials that he says oversaw navalny brutal treatment . our correspondent is at the conference and joins us from rio. navalny was front and center in many ways today. what are world leaders saying about his death? reporter: my understanding is that in the room at the conference where lavrov was, many nations use the opportunity to directly name navalny and call out russia's actions, including the u.k., canada, france, germany as well. the uk foreign secretary said he also used this opportunity to ask all the nations present if there was anything more important to them then sovereignty and the ability to not be invaded by another country. he said this was a message he hoped would particularly resonate to those in the room who are allies of russia. >> what i said in the meeting was clear and plain, there is no more serious issue for the world , the world is gathered here, one country invading another and it is completely il

said it is clear the fight in navalny's name is not yet over >> i had the honor of meeting with alexi navalny'sife and daughter to state the obvious, he is a man of incredible courage. it is amazing how his wife and daughter are emulating that. we will announce sanctions against putin who is responsible for his death tomorrow for one thing that was made clear to me is that she will continue to fight. >>> saturday marks the second anniversary of the war in ukraine. the eu passed a support package worth 50 billion euro at the beginning of the month, but the u.s. funding is in limbo chancellor olof scholz has asked european nations to step up for ukraine. annette filed this report. >> reporter: ukraine is entering its third year billions of weapons and military equipment and intelligence support has been septent to kyi but countries are still increasing military spending in the bid to further shore up the security in germany, berlin has sworn to double aid to ukraine in 2024 and become the backbone of defense in europe. >> they made a fundamental decision to intervene in ukraine and to rebuild the

is expected to unveil a new package of sanctions against russia over opposition to the death of alexi navalny. as the war in ukraine passes a two year anniversary the eu was also in the process of agreeing on the 13th round of sanctions against moscow. but other measures working? this is where we are now. the russian economy did collapse and that is a decline not far off that scene during the pandemic. but since thenit during the pandemic. but since then it has recovered somewhat showing unexpected resilience. indeed, president putin has taken to boasting that the russian economy is in better shape than advanced economies and while if we have a look at the latest imf forecast, russian growth was upgraded to outperform in 2010 for it is still catching up from a big fall. unless something very specific going on. russia has poured money into its occupation of ukraine and the numbers are quite sketchy but based on the russian budget it is troubling the number of rubles devoted to its military. the share of its economy of over 7% according to expert, not seen in the post—soviet union era. russia h

[video clip] >> we have all received reports that alexi navalny has died in russia. this is of course terrible news is we are working to confirm. my prayers are with his family including his wife who is with us today. if confirmed, this would be a further sign of putin's brutality. whatever story they tell, let us be clear -- russia is responsible. we will have more to say on this later. host: the vice president at the munich security conference and you will see more comments at our website and their app. let's hear from jeannie in kansas, democrats line. caller: thank is a much for taking my call. i want to speak about women's issues. i'm 80 years old and no one ever seems to mention that trump is convicted of rape. i do not understand host: it was technically sexual assault but go ahead. caller: the judge said it was rape. host: he elaborated on his comments but i get the point. caller: he sexually assaulted a woman and then insulted her. this is trump. when he kept insulting her and i heard him that night at the rally, he humiliated her an 80-year-old woman got $8

if you dare to protest the death of alexi navalny. they are railing against this person who promised to run for office, to run against putin, to bring people what he described as a more beautiful country of russia. now his wife, who is a fierce defender of her husband and what he fought for says she will avenge his death. what this means for politics -- there she is in the courtroom when he was being held prisoner. what it means for russia, what it means for the united states, ukraine. watch this. >> we know exactly why putin killed alexi three days ago. we'll tell you about it soon. we will find out who exactly and how exactly committed this crime. we will tell you their names and show you their faces. the most important thing we can do is to keep fighting. >> martha: keep fighting as alexi said throughout the course of his courageous fight where he was in and out of prisons and ended up near the arctic circle where he died. let's bring in benjamin hall with the latest. hi, ben. >> yeah, hi, martha. despite all the arrests we're seei

most recently we had the death of alexi navalny.s war into context with these broader relations. >> it is interesting and we think about the last few administrations in the u.s. tried to reset relations with russia. the biden administration did not. what this war has done according to western officials iave spoken to has made a strategic pivot point for washington, london, and to a certain extent, europe. they believe they will have to face a difficult, revisionist, aggressive russia for a generation. that is not something that u.s. intelligence services or western intelligence services had already been expecting but the war has changed that. that means even 20 years down the line, the u.s. and u.k. expects to have to confront russia even after putin. that means some of the sanctions that have been put in place today, somof the actions, they are about ukraine in the sense that that is where the front is. but there about degrading russia up to 15 years into the future to ensure that russia cannot do what they have done in ukraine els

i want to revisit, congresswoman, the comments that the former president made about alexy navalny andg himself? >> even if you appeal, you got to put up escrow money. that's a lot of dough. >> it is a form of navalny. it is a form of communism or fascism. navalny, a very sad situation, and he's very brave. he was a very brave guy. that's a horrible thing, but it's happening in our country too. we are turning into a communist country in many ways and if you look at it, i'm the leading candidate. i never heard of being indicted before. >> this is a man who has publicly praised vladimir putin, who is being pointed at as being responsible for alexei navalny's death, the president has said that specifically. this is a man who has praised vladimir putin's policy decisions. he has called him a friend as well. what do you make of the comments he's now making about alexei navalny and putting himself in the same boat as him? >> well, first of all, there is no shame when it comes to donald trump, and these comments really -- i mean, we keep seeing things that reveal who donald trump is and these

you can see the placards, people coming out in support of alexi navalny. go to paris because you can see ukrainian president zelenskyy is speaking with emmanuel macron. macron has said "the death of mr. navalny shows the weakness of the kremlin and their fear of all opponents. in the last couple of hours, also a live feed from moscow. people have been placing flowers at a memorial dedicated to the victims of political repression. people have been coming up and putting flowers down. that live feed is now not running but earlier we caught this moment. take a look. a1-person protest holding up -- a one-person protest holding up a sign, saying that alexey navalny died today. the police would not allow that. as that was happening, people did continue laying flowers. people did continue on coming out onto the streets. we will keep across all of those live developments. first, our russian editor steve rosenberg reports live from moscow. steve: smiling, cracking jokes. this was alexey navalny yesterday as he gave testimony in prison by video link. even court offic

again a topic on the republican campaign trail, where the former president compared himself to alexi navalny, the putin opponent who died in prison >> it's a horrible thing but happening in our cent country, we're turning into a communist country. >> reporter: nikki haley calling out trump for not using the town hall to call out putin and positioning herself as the best for the race 70% of americans don't want a trump/biden rematch. >> reporter: trump is ahead of nikki haley in the polls more than 2-1 two days ahead of the primary in her home state. >>> the head of doctors without borders says that israeli promises of safe areas in gaza are empty after two people were killed from shelling at one of their shelters, clearly marked and known by israel's military, who attacked it anyway claudio, good morning. we understand there's breaking news out of the region >> reporter: that's right, richard. reports this morning of a shooting on a highway near a jewish settlement on the occupied palestinian west bank according to israeli media, one israeli was killed, three others wounded severely they als

. >> god bless alexi navalny. president biden is mourning the loss of russian opposition leader alexei navalny. russian officials say the 47 year-old died in russian prison friday where he's been detained for the past 3 years. fresh authorities are going to tell their own story, make no mistake, make no mistake. is responsible? navalny, a lawyer by trade grew to become putins. most fierce critic inside russia. he was a popular anticorruption presidential bid against the russian leader in 2018 could have poisoned. arrested was held in isolation. even all that didn't stop from calling out his life. if you spokesperson said the cause all these death is currently unknown and is being investigated. if confirmed, this would be it for this time of prudence brutality. vice president kamala harris at an international security conference in germany, met privately with navalny's wife. she received a standing ovation. world leaders at the conference and in an unscheduled speech promise putin will suffer consequences. what cons

. >> god bless alexi navalny. president biden is mourning the loss of russian opposition leader alexei navalny. russian officials say the 47 year-old died in russian prison friday where he's been detained for the past 3 years. fresh authorities are going to tell their own story, make no mistake, make no mistake. is responsible? navalny, a lawyer by trade grew to become putins. most fierce critic inside russia. he was a popular anticorruption presidential bid against the russian leader in 2018 could have poisoned. arrested was held in isolation. even all that didn't stop from calling out was can we just spokesperson said the cause all these death is currently unknown and is being investigated. if confirmed, this would for this time of prudence brutality. vice president kamala harris at an international security conference in germany, met privately with navalny's wife. she received a standing ovation. world leaders at the conference and in an unscheduled speech promised putin will suffer consequences. what consequenc

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he met with alexi navalny's widow and daughter to express his condolences. russia's opposition leader died suddenly in an arctic prison in russia last week. but russia has denied its involvement in navalny's death. the president said his administration is taking action against russia. >> we're going to be announcing sanctions against was responsible for that. thing make clear to me that lot going to continue that. the without letting up. >> pro-palestinian demonstrators confronted the president as he left the fairmont hotel in the city. today, the group called for a cease-fire in gaza and then into u.s. military aid to israel. there was a similar protest last night in the city. >> phone service should be back for all 18 t customers and the united states. the company says it's cell phone network has been fully restored, according to data from down detector 18 t had more than 73,000 outage. reports at some point this morning, some customers reporting they were briefly unable to call 9-1-1. government officials say there's no indication of a cyber attack and mu

. >> plus, reaction pouring in after russian opposition leader alexi navalny has died. >> and we're learning more about what oakland is asking for in exchange for hosting the a's at the coliseum. we're a few more years. but is it a pipe dream were fragile. coliseum's sewage system. >> so these are essentially dumping oakland, but they still want to live in the same apartment. now, though, the city is playing hardball with the a's and major league baseball. the team wants to be able to stay and play in the coliseum while their new ballpark is being built in vegas. the sides have been meeting in oakland this week to discuss a potential extension of the a's least at the coliseum beyond this year. among the asks from the city, a guarantee of an expansion team. what's the a's? in fact, ali, for good. we spoke with chronicle sports columnist scott ostler about the possibility of that happening. >> now it's a bit of a big ask and it seemed impossible not that long ago. but they desperate. they can lose 70 million bucks year if they have to play elsewhere. so they might can mlb to guarantee oakland

the widow of alexander litvinenko has also been responding to the death of alexi navalny.o was a russian spy who then became a british citizen, and was fatally poisoned in london in 2006. the european court of human rights found russia was responsible for his killing and the uk said it was probably approved by vladimir putin. russia has always denied any involvement in his murder. marina litvinenko says the world must respond to navalny�*s death when my husband died, i hardly can talk for a week, even more. ijust couldn't believe if anybody want to kill my voice, what can i tell people? but you did the right things, because your husband was so well—known in russia, abroad. she needs to keep his words alive. she is now his voice. i want people to support you, help your family, because as long as you will be able to talk, she will drive this attention and everybody will remember him. it was shocking news because i have a tiny hope. when putin's resume collapsed, alexei navalny would be able to get out of prison and started his political career. i'm not saying he became a lea

family members have confirmed russian opposition leader alexi navalny has died. they say they've been able to been unable to collect his body and then russian officials haven't told them where it's being held today. navalny's spokesperson said navalny was murdered friday in an arctic penal colony. she also said officials initially told his mother navalny died from sudden death syndrome. but further tests are being done. official cause of death is expected next week. tonight, a virginia community is mourning the loss of a local firefighter killed and a home explosion friday night. >> it looked like an inferno was horrific to look something of a war zone. >> neighbors reported a possible gas leak just before 8 o'clock on friday. just moments after crews arrived, they witnessed a catastrophic explosion. 13 people, including 11 firefighters, were injured in the blast. and 45 year-old trevor brown an 8 year veteran of the sterling volunteer fire department died at the scene after being trapped under rubble. county fire marshal is investigating and says no official cau

for today, and tomorrow, their world will wait for confirmation from alexi navalny�*s family, confirmationis dead is true and that many around the world will then do everything to ensure that his courage and sacrifice were not in vain. that his courage and sacrifice were not in vain-— not in vain. steve, in moscow, alexei navalny _ not in vain. steve, in moscow, alexei navalny was _ not in vain. steve, in moscow, alexei navalny was the - not in vain. steve, in moscow, alexei navalny was the most l alexei navalny was the most prominent of putin's critics. where does this leave opposition to the president in russia?— president in russia? well, even before today. — president in russia? well, even before today, these _ president in russia? well, even before today, these were - president in russia? well, even before today, these were very l president in russia? well, even i before today, these were very dark times_ before today, these were very dark times for— before today, these were very dark times for the russian opposition. i mean, _ times for the russian opposition. i mean, where are the m

in december we saw the high profile, political activist alexi navalny suddenly moved to a penal colonyere are fears for another russian opposition figure — vladimir karamurza — also moved — no warning no contact, as well. the uk foreign secretary — david cameron — posted on x... vladimir karamurza was jailed last year — after being charged with treason. his wife evgenia joins me live now from berlin. how worried are you for the safety of your husband? i how worried are you for the safety of your husband?— how worried are you for the safety of your husband? i have been worried for the safety — of your husband? i have been worried for the safety of _ of your husband? i have been worried for the safety of my _ of your husband? i have been worried for the safety of my husband - of your husband? i have been worried for the safety of my husband since . for the safety of my husband since 2015 when he was poisoned for the first time, attacked by a team of fsb operatives who carry out such attacks on behalf of the russian state. since then he survived another assassination attack in 2017 and no

kira yarmysh, alexi navalny�*s spokesperson talking to my colleague azadeh moshiri. al live page on the latest following mr navalny�*s death, including those claims russian authorities are hiding his body on the bbc news website or app. as we heard, president zelensky spoke at the munich security conference. world leaders and diplomats are in the germany city for high—level debates on the world s most pressing security challenges. the conference has been dominated by the sudden death of the russian opposition leader, alexei navalny. also being discussed is the israel—gaza war and the looming ground incursion at the rafah border. in the last hour the us vice president, kamala harris, has addressed the conference. she spoke about the death of russian opposition leader, alexei navalny. i also believe that there is consensus across party lines in the united states congress that recognises the brutal nature of moscow's aggression and that there must be a response that includes standing by our friends. our chief international correspondent, lyse doucet is in munich for us.

you can see those expressions of outrage about the death of alexi navalny across the board.ll be reelected more than likely next month, whereas the u.s. election could be disruptive for the rest of the world, including europe. where does ukraine sit? this question of deed for ukraine, does it harden the view that ukraine is not getting anywhere and clearly running out of weapons? does it change that dynamic? probably unlikely in -- to change anything in russia. putin is in charge. the positions in the u.s. are set in, reflecting the domestic political climate. kriti: patrick, if we are seeing pushback in the u.s., how much of a success story are we seeing in europe when it comes to the aid? the estonian prime minister saying that hundred billion euros in bonds to support the war effort in ukraine is necessary. do others in europe share that view? or is it 60 billion euros sufficient? patrick: if you look at the scale of what the prime minister called for, 100 billion, that was to bolster the eu's defense as a whole. we are talking about that sort of scale if the u.s. is a ke

in europe, but the truth is, and it is important that we summon up to the room the courage of alexi navalny, it reminds us that notwithstanding that war, russia will continue to be a threat to europe for months, years, perhaps a generation more. and that means that the defense capability of the u.k. alongside our partners in france particularly representing about 50% of europe's defense capability, but also the intelligence capability of the system in partnership with the united states, australia, new zealand, canada, is absolutely central as it is why we need now a new security pact. that fact is not to rival nato, it is to run in parallel with nato, understanding that what we have seen from this crisis is that energy security is important for us to continue working on. is that sanctions and bearing down on kleptocracy and the way in which misinformation and disinformation is being used in our democracies is important to bear down on. security and migration is important to work together on. and of course climate policy going forward. that is why we say we now need a u.k.-eu security pact.

has said we are going to hit russia with sanctions because of alexi navalny.do we know about this? >> they are preparing a package of sanctions because we are coming up to the two-year mark of the invasion of ukraine. the u.s. has been looking at sanctions to hit aspects of the russian economy. the idea is to squeeze him so he draws back from the invasion and that has not happened despite a blizzard of sanctions. they are targeting the defense sector in particular, they will probably add that in the aftermath, they are tying it to the death, saying they need to punish people inside russia, the establishment, for these events. will it affect the russian economy? that has not really happen so far. tom: thank you very much for the context. these potential sanctions from the u.s. and the news that may be russia is planning to deploy in nuclear weapon in space. the u.s. blocked un security council resolution backing a cease-fire in gaza. 13 of 15 members voted in favor of the text proposed by algeria. the u.s. blocked the resolution with the u.k. abstaining. the dr

the steps of the state capitol in sacramento honoring the life and legacy of opposition leader alexi navalny. the late russian opposition leader died in prison. that's according to russian officials. president joe biden says there is no doubt russian president vladimir putin's government is behind the death of navalny. he praised activists, courage and returning to russia knowing that he would end up in prison. navalny had been known as putin's fiercest foe crusade against corruption in russia in staging anti kremlin protests there. he left russia for germany in 2021. he was poisoned with a nerve agent. he returned to moscow year later and have been jailed since then. russian officials say the cause of death is currently unknown and is being investigated. meanwhile, germany's spokesperson said his team could not immediately confirm his death, but they say they do believe he is dead. here in the u.s. a firefighter is dead. 9 others hurt after a house exploded tonight in virginia about 20 miles northwest of washington, d.c., investigators say the firefighters were inside the home to check on a

has imposed more than a500 sanctions on russia over the death of alexi navalny. the eu adopted the access to the military technology. silvia ishere with more. >> it is from the u.s. and eu marking two years since the russian invasion of ukraine. to give you details here, when it comes to the announcement from the united states, this is the largest issued package of sanctions since the war began. it targets 500 russian targets, but it also is aimed at russia's state-owned shipping firm. this matters because it is essentially aimed at pushing more oil to be shipped in vessels that follow the oil price cap which was also a very important announcement within the sanctions which have been introduced thus far. from the european prospective, the 13th package of sanction s hits 88 firms and 144 individuals. we are seeing the eu targeting companies in india and china. this is important because we are seeing the europeans looking at third countries and their role in potentially supporting russia in the war in ukraine. now when you think about how efficient or not the sanct

he had to be worried enough to kill alexi navalny at this point in time. >> thank you. want to bring in now from kyiv to talk more about the situation on the ground in ukraine. daria, cofounder and executive director of the anticorruption action center. i apologize if i just butchered your name. it happens to me often if that makes you feel any better. we're on the eve of the two-year anniversary of this war in ukraine. thousands of lives lost. a hold up in congress here in the united states for more weapons, more ammunition, more aid to the ukrainian military. take us tone kyiv, to ukraine, d how people are feeling. how you're feeling at this time. >> well, we are not stopping our fight. in order to survive, our kids have future. we need to keep fighting. obviously, fighting without military support, without ammunition, without weapons is much harder. it means that more people are dying andpl i have my team membs who are fighting. they were just civilians, nonmilitary people. they mobilized two years ago and they are facing significant drop of military equipment. so we

that i was president biden this afternoon, following his meeting with the life and daughter of alexi navalny directly on putin. president biden prepares to plan major sanctioning to hold russia accountable for navalny's death. any kind of support -- nbc news has learn that his mother was blackmailed, forcing her to hold a secret funeral for his son. ann writes it was an embold under putin, because he was living proof that courage is possible, the truth exists, russia could be a different kind of country. for a dictator that survives, that kind of challenge was intolerable. now putin will be forced to fight against navalny's memory. we are back with ann and basil. talk more about his strength, what it was he stood for. >> let me connect this conversation to what we were just talking about a few minutes ago. navalny was someone who sought to model civic courage for russians. he was poisoned by the putin regime, he left the country, and made this decision to come back. he said, i'm a russian, i'm going to be in russia and continue to be active, and he took this huge risk that ended in his death

the course of the past couple of hours since this awful news broke about the reported death of alexi navalny, people are shocked from across the political spectrum really, that i've spoken to inside moscow. they knew of course, alexey navalny has been for a long time a target of the kremlin. he's been poisoned. he's been imprisoned. he's been moved thousands of kilometers away from where his family are staying and from the capital to that distance a work camp but i don't think anybody truly thought that he would be seriously killed or he would die whilst whilst in custody. and so it has come as a shock to many of the russians who i've spoken to. you have to remember as well, theresa that the debt of alexey navalny, if it if it's confirmed as it looks like it will be, comes just a few weeks before the presidential election inside russia, it's not much of a competitive procedure. it's more of sort of an opportunity to renew vladimir putin's presidency for a fifth time but already, opposition figures in russia and those in exile outside of russia are suggesting that one way for this death to be

this comes one day after the death of alexi navalny and a month before russia's presidential election. >>> coming up, today japan succeeds in sending a rocket into orbit overcoming previous setbacks. the longer range goals that the company is trying to reach. >>> also ahead, we introduce you to the bay area man known as the godfather of roller skating. how his enthusiasm for the sport even spurred thousands. >> i didn't know a sole when i first came. roller skating, i have an entire family. the economy is simply not working for millions of hard working families. they're working harder than ever and they still can't make enough to get by to afford food and medicine to even keep a roof over their heads. we need to build more housing that's truly affordable. we need to address this terrible epidemic of homelessness. we need to invest in good paying jobs, union jobs and investments in our future. this, this is why i'm running for the us senate. i'm adam schiff and i approve this message. >>> welcome back. a view of san francisco looking to the east bay on this saturday morning. that pictu

alexi navalny, his death, has that led to renewed mondelez mondelez conversation of exiting from russiark: since the beginning of the war, we have condemned the aggression against ukraine. as early as two operations in russia, there is no real, simple solution. it will be easy or could be clear to say that if stopping our operations in russia would stop the war be would definitely do that but unfortunately that is not so straightforward. so we believe the majority of our investors understand what we are trying to do. what we are trying to do is we believe the risk of exiting russia and what would happen to our business and how it would be used is much higher than staying, continuing to operate locally, scale back our operations, and make our business more standalone. it is a difficult balance. it is not easy to take one of the toughest issues faced as a ceo, but we believe this is the best solution in russia. katie: when it comes to the russian business, that contributes to put a percent to her global revenues in 2023, down from 4% in 2022, so it is not as if the russian business adds t

ukrainian president zelensky, harris expected to address the mysterious death of russian prisoner alexy navalnyng over 100 arrests so far and protests playing out around the world including here in the u.s. outside of the gates in the russian embassy in washington. west virginia senator joe mansion revealing he'll not run for president as third party can dade. come -- candidate. it came after months of political speculation and mansion saying it's just not the right time. no rumors and released a statement saying we're continuing to make great progress on ballot access efforts and we'll county -- and announce in the coming weeks whether we'll offer our line to a unity ticket. down to daytona. the racing series getting season underway last night after its race had to be moved up a day because of today's rainy forecast. the daytona 500 is still on as planned, but sunday's great american race could be a washout. because of this, nascar using a special track drying vehicle to prevent delays. to catch all the action, tune in tomorrow on fox, tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 p.m. eastern time. rachel: like

, president and candidate joe biden saying he is considering new consequences for russia after alexi navalnysition leader to putin, has died in prison. president biden is weighing additional sanctions against the kre kremlin. navalny died in prison while going for a walk. his wife now says he was poisoned and russia is refusing to hand over his body. she will stand for his work. >>> let's turn to california where unrelenting rain is wrecking havoc for the second day. the deluge leading to spinouts and four mudslides reported in southern los angeles and in sacramento where drivers were stuck in rushing waeters. >>> weather postponed the daytona 500 as well with just nine laps to go. william byron takes a lead and that's when josh chastain crashed and they broke a record with his team. dom, thank you. >> thank you. >>> coming up, details on the surging rise in the number and value of teenage stock acts and the companies dominating their rtli.s that story when we come back. (grunting) at morgan stanley, old school hard work meets bold new thinking. (laughter) at 88 years old, we still see the w

in december we saw the high profile, political activist alexi navalny suddenly moved to a penal colonycretary — david cameron — posted on x: we spoke to evgenia kara—murza. i have been worried for the safety of my husband since 2015 when he was poisoned for the first time, attacked by a team of fsb operatives who carry out such attacks on behalf of the russian state. since then, he survived another assassination attack in 2017 and now he is serving his 25—year prison sentence for so—called high treason. on monday, he was indeed moved without any indications of that move being prepared. he was moved from the strict regime prison colony to yet another type of penitentiary institution that is called a special regime prison colony, which is the harshest grade in the russian penitentiary system. so he is still in the omsk region, in the so—called special regime prison colony, and is in solitary confinement where he has been since last september. we have been able to establish contact with him because on monday, he was able to send a note from that new colony to his lawyer saying he had been

. ♪ pete: turning now to headlines starting with this body of russian political prisoner alexi navalnyhat's according to a spokesman for the family who says funeral plans are still unclear as it depends on whether or not russian authorities will allow a ceremony to take place russia denies murdering navalny whose cause of death listed as natural on his medical report. but they held on to the bod just long muff to let my poison dissolve. and more details released on the unidentified balloon spotted over the western united states on friday. norad says balloon likely a hobby balloon and left american air space. a u.s. described u.s. official described balloon as being 50 feet tall, that says october poses no threat to public safety. that's what they tell us believe them -- for reference the chinese spy flight shot down off the coast of south carolina last near measured 200 feet tall is a baby balloon and everything is beginning to be okay. >> trust -- trust -- like the old hymn trust and obey the government. >> trust but verify. you can't verify that's the problem. and leaving california