matt: anthony dodo -- anthony noto, the ceo of sofi there along with the bloomberg technology anchormily chang. great to have both of you. we are looking at assessing -- at session highs of the s&p 500 up now. this is bloomberg. >> this is bloomberg markets. i'm matt miller. steve tennenbaum built one of the best-performing headphones over the past two decades. the golden tree founding partner spoke about inflation, rising rates, and geopolitical volatility. >> if you look statistically we should have a long circle. -- cycle. boy, it seems different this time. where you had much more than usual by a multiple, military -- monetary and fiscal and that is being taken away so we are in a very transitory time where we may get a hiccup. even now the market is not necessarily pricing in the profitability of materially slower growth or deteriorating credit either through lower profit margins or because interest rates are higher. they are still not priced to the market yet. let me give you, eric, another concern. a year ago the typical would be 3% to 5% free cash flow based on record profit m

anthony howard, welcome to the program. much of the world is declared. it is against the war of russian president vladimir could the united nations general assembly has adopted a non binding resolution, demanding russia immediately stop using force against ukraine and withdraw its military from the country. the historic resolution was backed by a 141 out of 193 member states with only 5 countries voting against. for the vote, ukraine's ambassador to the un accused russ of seeking to commit genocide in his country and called on the world to stand together against moscow's at aggression. his un secretary general antonia hotels sh, speaking after the by the general assembly as spoken a secretary general. it is my duty to stand by this resolution and be guided by its call. the message at the general assembly is loud and clear it. and though still it is in ukraine, now, silence the guns now opened the door to dialogue and diplomacy. no. the territorial integrity and sovereignty of ukraine must be respected in line with you and chart that we don't have a momen

i'm anthony houghton, berlin for me and the teen. i will be back with more headlines as a talk with people than trucks injured when trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away at the border families playing phone tag with extreme ground accounting, 200 people with.

could ryan and anthony bridget have known each other?wondered if ryan was the target of the attack? police considered that theory and dismissed it. in fact, for police, anthony bridget and his gang affiliation confirmed ryan's story. for one, bridget matched ryan's account that the man who tied him up seemed like a gang member. >> it looked like he was one of those guys that just came out of the pen and stuff and just, like, wanted revenge on someone. >> and two -- bridget's prior booking photos matched the sketch ryan had given police. and so, investigators developed a different theory about bridget's involvement. >> he had the resume that you would expect the intruders who came to kill ariet to have. >> the kind of guy you'd hire to commit murder. >> that's right. >> and they suspected the person who hired him was magdi girgis. but of course, there was no proof of any of that. i'm guessing one of the things you did pretty early on was subpoena magdi's bank records. >> oh, yes. >> looking for that big chunk of money that he took out a f

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i'm going to also bring in anthony's worker now. anthony, | anthony's worker now. well? you mentioned that the term slapp came from the - states as well? you mentioned that i the term slapp came from the united states. _ the term slapp came from the united states. so— the term slapp came from the united states. so it _ the term slapp came from the united states, so it is a problem, even though— states, so it is a problem, even though we — states, so it is a problem, even though we have much more robust libel law— though we have much more robust libel law protection, you have to prove _ libel law protection, you have to prove malice in order to be successfully prosecuted for libel. but back — successfully prosecuted for libel. but back in 2016, an online website gawker— but back in 2016, an online website gawker was— but back in 2016, an online website gawker was sued by professional wrestler— gawker was sued by professional wrestler hulk hogan. and just this year sarah — wrestler hulk hogan. and just this year sarah palin sued for libel. it was thrown — year sarah

the right now the russian military has anthony. i saw you nodding to some of what papa was saying that i'm gonna let you jump in, but i also wanted to ask you, what are some of the legal ramifications when it comes to foreign fighters volunteering for a conflict such as this one? there is a big difference between foreign fighters who are kind of incorporated into the armed forces of one of the parties to the conflict, whether it's ukraine or russia, that is perfectly established procedure with historical precedents em. i mention the spanish civil war obviously being a primary one and under the rules of war as perfectly accepted that you can bring people in. but the question is, are they part of a regular armed forces, or are they sort of freelancers who are kind of appearing on the battlefield, really of their own volition without formally being incorporated into the armed forces. and that makes the certain difference because if they are part of the forces, then they enjoy what's not, who knows the privilege of the competence. in o

of the secretary of state, anthony blinken. much for the very — anthony blinken. thank you so much for the very warm _ anthony blinken. thank you so much for the very warm welcome - anthony blinken. thank you so much for the very warm welcome to - anthony blinken. thank you so much for the very warm welcome to the i for the very warm welcome to the republic— for the very warm welcome to the republic of moldova. it has actually been on _ republic of moldova. it has actually been on a _ republic of moldova. it has actually been on a seven years to the day since _ been on a seven years to the day since nry— been on a seven years to the day since my last visit and it is great to be _ since my last visit and it is great to be back, _ since my last visit and it is great to be back, although, as you say, i wish _ to be back, although, as you say, i wish it_ to be back, although, as you say, i wish it was— to be back, although, as you say, i wish it was under somewhat different circumstances. thank you as well to the prime _ circumstan

anthony to work and senior policy fellow at the european council on foreign relations. and in doha, omar assure founding chair of the door institutes critical security studies program, a warm welcome to you wall, and thanks so much for joining us today on inside story omar, let me start with you today. all these foreign fighters that are joining the conflict in ukraine on both sides. what kind of an impact is that going to have? well, as historically, we know that it has a. ready an impact, some benefits and maybe a lot of costs on the benefits side. they depending on the type, they have a minute the impact on a word from the spanish civil war. when you have the international be gate was quantity means quality because of their numbers, the sheer numbers, even though for training and expertise. they managed to stop the franco's army from taking madrid and the grid didn't really fall except, except after the collapse of the war. after that, that's probably can the end of the war. so there's some medicine benefits. they increase the manpower of whichever side they go to. t

s. state department where secretary of state anthony blinking is giving a briefing hundreds of thousands of placement. hilton loaded there. now more than 174000 refugees. h d n. you're by countries rising cranes. so in your crime are sheltering wherever they can, including children receiving cancer treatment, who are now living in the basements of ukraine's children's hospitals, with doctors and nurses doing their best to care for them as explosions boom overhead. this is shameful. the numbers of civilians killed and wounded, the mandatory consequences will only grow in the days ahead. in the face of this violets, the courage of the ukrainian people is inspiring the world. as president biden said, in the state of the union address last night, the response to russia's war has been unity, unity among world leaders, unity in europe, unity among people gathering around the world to protest president putin's war of choice, including thousands of people in russia. and b l roofs coming out to protest peacefully, even though they know what they risk. and so do it because the by the administratio

all of our guest probably fell gonna how're anthony to work in and more sure. and thank you for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al jazeera dot com, and for further discussion, go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story. you can also join the conversation on twitter. our handle is at ha, inside story from him. how much am june and the whole team here, bye for now? ah. from the london broadcast center, to special guests in conversation, christina, all about trying to get a superior reputation, unprompted uninterrupted. where we find the most profound similarity is not actually in our classes living relative. but it's in much more distant connection, intimately reflecting on the issues of our time. they're going to be a corporate of species carpeting, picking each other up and threaten each other all the time. studio b unscripted coming soon on al jazeera, living in a war zone is a risk not worth taking for most. but for a 10 year old boy, there is nowhere else to go. in the absence of h

we have got more lines coming out that anthony blinken is giving out in moldova. has been saying that civilians had been deliberately attacked based on information they had been receiving. he is also now said that the us is documenting these attacks and will be keeping a record of everything that is taking place in this country. earlier i had spoken to a ukrainian mp who said they are filming and taking photographs because they feel that there are war crimes that have been committed in this country by russian forces, by vladimir putin and they are curating that information. anthony blinken also said that they are documenting all of the attacks on civilians that they say they're getting information. especially in densely populated areas. let's get the latest on the diplomatic front. anthony blinken has also been saying that the united states is considering sending ukraine war planes from poland to assist them in the ongoing battle. president zelensky is believed to have requested russian aircraft because the pilot human ukraine can better operate than that we're he

anthony flores is joining us now.arriors team that's not looking good. >> a bump in the road for the warriors. they fall finite in los angeles, head coach steve kerr shares his thoughts on why his team is not winning. stick around, sports is next. ( ♪♪ ) (chiming) ( ♪♪ ) (laughter) ( ♪♪ ) >>> welcome back, i am anthony flores, the warriors fall from second to third in the western conference standings after losing their fourth game in a row. the dubs in l.a. taking on the lakers, steph trying to mix it up and get the good mojo going. the warriors went from 14 down. lebron james, the 37 years old scored 56 points. the most of his lakers' career. check this out. he scored 30 points. that basket ties the game at 1:10. the lakers beat the warriors 124-116. the doubles lost eight of their last ten games. >> we are making way too many mistakes and execution wise at both ends, we are not giving ourselves a chance to win. >> we have to figure out get ourselves on the right track. it is not going to happen on its own, we got to

one final thought, anthony _ don't know. we will see.thought, anthony blinken says the us is stop commencing civilian attacks. attacks which have targeted civilians in potential war crimes. could that threat, that thought not change president putin in any way but act as any kind of restraint do you think on some of that military officers on the ground? some of the people that are given the day—to—day orders. people that are given the day-to-day orders. ~ ., ., ~ ., ., �* orders. well, hard to know. i don't know what — orders. well, hard to know. i don't know what they — orders. well, hard to know. i don't know what they are _ orders. well, hard to know. i don't know what they are personally - know what they are personally thinking. i was in the former yugoslavia when it was announced towards the end of the word singing 7? transmit towards the end of the word singing 7 7 transmit 7 7 towards the end of the word singing 77 transmit 77 capnext war in bosnia in the mid—90s that there will be a un war crimes tribunal. mil there will be a un w

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but indeed, anthony has to say the resolute resolution is not binding. so it does send a strong symbolic message, especially probably to those countries which used to stay on the side with russia that they might end up on the wrong side. but it is more of a reassurance that the really amass majority of the world condemns. put in swore and ukraine without any immediate consequences, or like more sanctions or military actions, a tardis in the down thought of symbolism. we will ask the next question, can the un do anything effectively to stand in rushes? why to keep ukrainian safe? well, no, i mean, not like in an immediate way, as i said, they are a consent in military or they can't ascend and weapons or agree on more sanctions. but what they can do, they could increase the pressure on a vladimir put in. and that also does send the message into russia itself. it's more and more clear that put in stance totally isolated. and countries which used to be on his side, or rather, or choose the other way. know which countries enos which countries vote or, or lack

ah, i'm anthony howard. welcome. a fire has broken out. europe's largest nuclear power plant, rather in ukraine. officials say the suffered asia facility, which produces a quarter v. crane's energy needs has come under attack by russian forces reports a emergency crews were being prevented from accessing the site by continuing ration gunfire. local officials say nuclear safety has now been secured at the site. president vladimir salenti is accused russia of tried to repeat the chernobyl disaster saying, the incident underscored, the need to stop the fighting. your rosetta with europe must wake up. now, europe's largest nuclear power plant is on fire right now, or russian tank. fire on nuclear units. these are tanks equipped with thermal images, so they know where they're shooting. they were preparing for it would wally or from on this we tend to dr. charles castro at us nuclear safety expo involved in the containment of the damage at the fukushima plant after us. hit by a cinema wife. doctor castro. thanks for your t

anthony howard walk into the program. radiation level set, europe's largest nuclear plant in ukraine, remain unchanged after fire broke out there following shilling by the russian military. local officials say nuclear safety has been secured at the site. the separation facility, which produces a quarter of ukraine's energy needs, came under attack by russian forces. emergency crews have now been able to access the site. continuing ration gunfire initially prevented them from breaching the fire. president for la mesa lensky is accused russia of trying to repeat the chernobyl disaster saying, the incident underscored, the need to stop the fighting. hugo, missouri with europe must wake up. now. europe's largest nuclear power plant is on fire right now, or russian tank fire or nuclear units. these are tanks equipped with thermal images, so they know where they're shooting. they were preparing for it. from on this we tend to adopt a child's castro, u. s. nuclear safety expo involved in the containment of the damage at the fukushima plant after us hit by a cinema wife. doctor castro, thanks

kriti: anthony gardner, former u.s.r to the eu, thank you so much for joining us for your insight. we do have some breaking news. we are seeing a red head across the terminal. morgan stanley's blanchard to replace passi in the syndicate role. we will give you more headlines as we get them. coming up next, more on the biden news conference. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: this is "bloomberg markets." coming up , senator sherrod brown of ohio. that is on "bounds of power -- on "balance of power." this is bloomberg. let's check in on the bloomberg first word news. kim jong-un has finally abandoned a testing freeze on intercontinental blistered missiles. north korea launched its first icbm in more than four years. it went higher and farther than its last test back in 2017. south korea says the test violated human resolutions and kim's promise to hold off on such launches. a change at the top of norway's central bank. the interim governor has been offered a six-year term as its permanent chief. >> i will accept the offer as gov

give bitch skagami, istokyo australian lone, jane anthony noted that she eats 50 bananas a day.k something interesting from these fruits, for example, tambov is one of our today's heroes, a cuban dancer living in moscow, with valdor sordu and valdes. here in russia the firemen have potatoes too. and so we do on the same. well, baldo has an amateur in the kitchen, but his counterpart is a professional culinary author of cookbooks natalya ermolaeva she also knows something about cooking bananas. i also use banana peels, including natalya is so well versed in bananas that in one of our past stories with her eyes closed she was able to identify all varieties taste and yes she really tries to use your favorite product without a trace. for example, i have a sweet recipe for muffins with a banana peel near balt. i came to russia following my love 11 years ago in my homeland. he met a russian girl, sabina, and followed her to a distant northern country, russia. i taught chat and worked with several schools. in cuba, balda also taught dancing, but only as a hobby in education. he is a do

s. secretary said anthony blinking, who is here to assess the refugee crisis for himself. really his presence here, he's one of the highest profile we're leaders to, to visit this region so far. and his presence absolutely does draw a line in the sand for any russian officials and maybe watching. we've heard a lot of reports and analysis from a, from think tank saying that russia will not stop at ukraine, that poland will be next. the neighboring countries will be next. and the for the u . s. secretary of state making clear that the us will defend every inch of a nato territory that it will stand strong with its ally, poland, which may soon be on the front line of, of a conflict. if ukraine indeed does fall to russian forces. but what we've heard from people here is that ukrainians want to no fly zone ukrainians and other europeans are going into the country as well to join the fight. thank you very much for that update. same bass rabbit. stay tuned. diary will have headline shortly. for stories and inspiration as series of short documentary from around the world that cele

man, you bake a mean cookie, anthony. >> i know.hey are getting something made with love. >> aww >> you know, you can't fool people. they know if you are taking shortcuts here and there. they can eat something and tell the care that went into it. they get what they expect. >> uh-huh. >> system development and things like that. >> sounds so technical. >> i'm an engineer. >> that's right, that's right. cookies are so good, drove all other thoughts out of my head. thank you for taking time out it talk to us about what you do and the love with which you do it. we appreciate your time here on quick bites. i hope you've enjoyed our delicious tale of defendant 93 and dessert. as for me, my search is over. those reviews did not lie. in fact, i'm thinking of one of my very own. some things you just have it experience for yourself. to learn more about anthony's cookies, visit him on the web at anthoniescookies.com. if you want to watch some of our other episodes at sfquickbites/tumbler.com. see >>> the tenderloin is home to families, immigran

anthony, thank you for that insight. laura: the u.s.na set to hold their first high level in person talk since invasion of ukraine. the national security advisor will meet with the communist party policy member in rome later today. president biden's top advisers have been working to increase pressure on china. u.s. officials say russia asked china for military assistance for the war in ukraine. a chinese spokesperson said he was unaware of any suggestions china might be willing to help russia. beijing is repeatedly called for negotiations towards a cease-fire but it stops short of condemning the invasion. you governments are said to be discussing sanctioning the owner of chelsea football club along with more than a dozen other prominent russians. they met to discuss a fourth round of sanctions and trade restrictions to the energy and mining executives as well as media leaders that could be targeted. china sent 17 million people into lockdown for at least a week with residents ordered to undergo three rounds of covid testing. bus and sub

anthony blinken talked about possible evan dozens of war crime.? >> absolutely. and this is something that i think has been sort of proven without a doubt, at this point. the strategy that the russian military, and its proxies, have employed in conflicts across the globe over the last decade. it's one that's not unfamiliar to most modern militaries, including the united states. although it very much has become a hallmark of russian military strategies, specifically, when they are trying to pacify or forced to submit a civilian population that resists them. we saw this in syria and we are certainly seeing it in ukraine now. there's civilian air raids in ukraine that are just being leveled. most acute example right now is mariupol. but this is certainly happening in kharkiv, as well, where there's shelling and rocket fire directly on civilian areas. there's artillery fire on these places. these are not precision strikes. these are not things that can even be through any shadow of a doubt claims to be aimed at military installations or mill that targ

and that st anthony's community become a gateway to stability for them.ony's, of course, has been leading efforts to provide services to those who need the help the most recently, neil's expanded your offerings talk a little bit about what's new. yes we have we now have a shower and laundry program for all our guests. um, i'm very thankful for our board that they were willing to make that investment in difficult covid times, and we've also opened the church across the street at saint bonnet fast. for a daytime shelter program august yes, i've been to the to the showering facilities and they are so nice in really needed because they do provide that a private place. and as you always like to say, a compassionate place. yes and i think we are called to reading, recognize and embrace the dignity of all of our guests. and i think, having been able to take a shower, get fresh clothes . that is the big part of that. yes, it certainly is. neil's behnke. always a pleasure. good luck tomorrow. can't wait to hear what comes out of this symposium. the really importan

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anthony, i'll begin with you. we all want to help the ukrainians, why, why did you take this next level with your plan to help? >> well, i had the ability to do it, i had a lot of friends and relatives that are passionate about it. we have friends and relatives in ukraine. the opportunity, we thought we would start as a small collection point for donations and it grew. the request came in directly from family and friends near to the front lines and all over ukraine, there was no good logistic way of getting items to those people other than take them myself, so i took the challenge and did it and now it is just the entire operation is growing expothentially everyday. >> todd: can you describe what you saw on the ground? >> crossing the border, yeah, crossing the border was a big thing. it was very moving. thousands and thousands of people, miles and miles of convoy of buses, mothers and children were on the buses. there were no men on the buses that i could see, that was very touching moment. once i got across the

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ah, i'm anthony. how walk into the program? russian forces have carried out multiple air strikes on a military training ground near levine in western g crime, expanding moscow's war closer to the border with poland. many ukrainians have fled to relative safety in the v since the invasion began in the capital keep the mer is telling residents to prepare to fight as rushes, military attacks. civilian targets near by fire crews rushed to the scene. after a mortar struck an apartment building on the outskirts of keith lib, lib. liberal is not all. the artillery shelling started at around 6 30 in the morning with oh, she's very thick around. there are people living in these apartment buildings, the civilians. lou, this is a suburban area here and i am the key. what's a good movie with russia? stepping up it's bombardment of ukrainian cities, including the capitol. it's feared more and more civilians will be caught in the crossfire satellite images show. russian forces just 25 kilometers from central cave president followed. amir zal

anthony, following sanctions imposed by the a you had followed on from that. why do you think there was an actual need to revoke the license altogether? well, i think it, it, sorry, side or we, we don't know the full reasons for some people say that scribe lists interests. that what i try to do a vested interest in the crying as to why this particular point of view is taken. but if you look at the saturation, ukraine, the point of view of having unknown winds ukraine, which is not related to any party, whether, whether you or the russian needs countries. that point of view is not allowed to be put. but if the point of view being fought for, we wouldn't have 3000000 refugees. we wouldn't have contracts in the crime. amongst half a visa hall governance, a local balance. she, well, those protect the united states, have been spiking out the conflicts of the crime. sunday arms in our base are bringing about more bloodshed, more damage to the ukraine, which all could again avoid aids if we had people who wanted to bring about peace. but the peacemakers are not allow

we seem to be having difficulties a, getting that audio from anthony blinkin. we will try and get you that link that line as soon as we can, but we can go back to her heave and speak to maria of diva who is in her kiva. and maria, you were telling us that, that one of the impact of the bombings has been no electricity. basically, you're speaking to us because you're using the battery left over on your computer, but also crucially no heating and considering how bitterly cold it is in ukraine at this time of year. that must be an incredibly difficult situation on top of everything else. yes, that's a humanitarian crisis as it is. and i've seen today many people going by food to the railway station because for now it is the only possible way to get out of the city by the by the railway. there are emergency drains, but apparently there is not enough spaces there for everyone. and people who are just stay in there trying to get on the train. i'm not sure which. how many of them actually managed to do that? and what is, what we are speaking about here is we the inter

anthony howard from the w sports is with us on the story. hi, anthony today. hi. seems to come as as a shock. was there any sign that this was coming? is it possible to hunt for clues like anything in the way that she's approached to korea and a lot before it contrast it to the way the men are doing it so me sir. ruffin adults? $35.00 chasing total number $22.00. fighting roger federer at another job, which better is 40 bleeding into he socks on bad knees? chasing more titles, he wants more more more. think about them. what ash did in 2019 she won the french open for that's what she did or didn't do the next year. she didn't go back in the field. she chose to, to stay in australia during the covey. thompson take it easy. there was a famous shot of her as outside of this, with the trophy is when she went to the football in australia. and she can be seen in the stands clenched fist with one hand, and holding a beer in the other shouting for her team. the richmond tigers. you think she couldn't already be loved enough in australia before she seen with a beer at the f

you that end like it's a severe kind of anthony davis lakers type foot sprain.e long, 6 weeks. i got is kind of based on watching the video and what they're reporting. probably 3 to 4 would be a reasonable time frame. you know, if this were mid playoffs, maybe they would say, look, let's push it and try to get him back a little bit earlier. but better let this he'll bit longer. and also given the fact that curry's had ankle issues before you don't want something afoot to kind throw off the ankle and you're dealing with a bunch of issues. >> doctor pandya says that curry likely would have to ease back into playing. he would immediately be able to play 30 plus minutes a night like usually would the worst of just 12 games left in the regular season. meaning curry will be up against a pretty tight timeline to get healthy in time for the playoffs. and again, it's very concerning just because they're starting lineup with erin to starting lineup has only played together for 7 seconds the season. oh, my it's good. 7 yeah, it was a seconds. it was a day when klay thompso

he has been training anthony since september. dreaming about how he can get revenge and become champion again. >> i did love his post. he crossed into poland to start training and have a great night tonight. thanks for your great thoughts there. it's great news this fight is going to go ahead. so we'll have more shortly. but good news, this fight is going to go ahead. he put down the machine gun and picked up boxing gloves. he will be training for that rematch with anthony joshua in june. rematch with anthony joshua in june my mental health was much better. my mind was in a good place. but my body was telling a different story. i felt all people saw were my uncontrolled movements. some mental health meds can cause tardive dyskinesia, or td, and it's unlikely to improve without treatment. ingrezza is a prescription medicine to treat adults with td movements in the face and body. it's the only treatment for td that's one pill, once-daily, with or without food. ingrezza 80 mg is proven to reduce td movements in 7 out of 10 people. p

emily: the so-fi ceo, anthony noto. coming up, crypto and sanctions. dig deeper into how borderless crypto exchanges are around the road are complying, or not, with international laws and regulations as it pertains directly to russian users. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> whoever is on the sanctions list, they will not be able to use our platform. whoever is not, they can. we work very closely with international regulators, very closely, to apply sanctions. the review that we do not have unilateral decision power on her own to freeze normal people's accounts, i think that would unethical for us to do. emily: the bryan and c4 [page there, -- finance ceo changpeng zhao there, commenting on the shanks than. i want to dig into this with our crypto report. very significant, especially in the context of what the doj announced today. a task force to track money, assets of oligarchs, including crypto. what are you making of how these exchanges are interpreting what laws they have to comply with? kriti: it is interesting. in addition to the doj, you have

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it certainly took washington by surprise, especially since secretary of state anthony blink and just was in poland a few days ago. and that wasn't discussed to that extent. another aspect that we're hearing very often right now is that actually, and we've, we've heard it in the sound. but in the report though, surface to air missiles that are delivered to ukraine, that they could be more important in the future. and already are more important than aircraft because the air space over ukraine, from a washington standpoint, is a very dangerous because of the russian presence. their ukraine reportedly still has most of their fleet because they can't use it simply, but they're very successful shooting down russian jets. and so that might be a bless, risky and more successful way forward. and what does this tell us about the direction the western alliance is coming in or arguably, the west has come together as unified as they hadn't, hadn't been in many years and had reportedly took, put him by surprise. so the question of polish fighter jets, of course, is seen much more as a logistic det

anthony howard walked into the program. we begin with some breaking news from the crime where europe's biggest nuclear power plant is reported to be on fire after russian shilling. officials say these up of asia site, which accounts for a quarter, a b cranes, pow supply has come under attack. and that fire crews are being denied access by russian gunfire. and as russia's war on the crime, and as its 2nd way president vladimir lensky, has urged his people to keep up their resistance. that's, as russia intensifies its attacks on major cities. the may of the black sea port of hassan confirmed that russian troops have indeed taken the city. it's the 1st major urban centre, the full since russian forces began their invasion of ukraine. and it comes, as russian troops continued to attack, the outskirts of the ukrainian capital devastation on the outskirts of cave. as the invasion of ukraine drags into its 2nd week. russia has intensified its attacks on major cities across the country. with russian forces advancing in the east and

ah, i'm anthony. how'd walk into the program? russian air strikes if it to children's hospitals in you crime. the mayor of zito mia west of the capital keeps his bombs fell on a children's hospital there and in besieged city of mattie, who, pole in the south, a series of blasts hit a maternity hospital where women were giving birth. president vladimir zalinski is calling russia's attacks on civilians, a genocide showing him limp, a winnable, d u d to day. we must be united in condemning this war crime of russia, which reflects all the evil that the occupiers have brought to our land. leslie, all of the destroyed cities and everything they've done very, no one knew me thought bestial news or will vulnerable either bomb. but the bumping of a maternity hospital is conclusive evidence that what is happening is a genocide of ukrainians here not seen. russia says its forces are not firing on civilian targets, but the u. n. says the military is using weapons indiscriminately in populated areas. the u. k. defense minister is warning the

ah, i'm anthony. how'd walk into the program as the war in ukraine enters its 2nd week, president vladimir lensky has urged his people to keep up their resistance. that's as russia intensifies it's attacks on major cities. the mirror of the black sea port of her song confirmed that russian troops took over the city. it's the 1st major urban centered to fall since russian fought as forces began their invasion. a few crank and russian troops continued to attack the outskirts of the ukrainian capital devastation on the outskirts of keith. as the invasion of ukraine drags into its 2nd week, russia has intensified its attacks on major cities across the country. with russian forces advancing in the east and south president vladimir putin claimed that the so called special military operation is going to plan. as he gets i'll will be a russian soldiers and offices are acting bravely, like true heroes. our troops fight with persistence and full understanding that that cause is right spool and when you minute proactively with you. in the south, russian troops have taken control of the key black sea

s. secretary of state anthony blinkin has said that he will consult with poland and nato allies on the potential of providing chats to ukraine. so is it that the united states isn't entirely closing the door on this idea? if the door is open, right? hello for sure. and there's the political will, of course, to deliver those jets. but it remains a tricky task and it's a fine line. they are work, they are walking on right now. so poland says, yes, ukraine can have those mixed. those russian made fighter jets. but they certainly don't want to be held accountable for mingling in the war between russia and ukraine. so their offer was to bring those fighter jets to you as air force base ramstein on german soil, which again would then imply to other natal members. so the u. s. of course saying no, we're not interested in that either. so it's some kind of a blame game that's going on. nobody wants to be the scapegoat in the end, and nobody wants to be drawn into a wider conflict. and so that is really the challenge here, how to deliver those aircraft without being drawn into a wider war. and o

wait until you see , there's currency to that we'll add ceo anthony noto of sofi, but first fox business alert boeing and airbus shares on the move to the upside airbus up 5% boeing getting a push of a nearly 2%, both aerospace giants have now cut all russian airlines off spare parts, plane service abdomen and maintenance from russia airlines as russia continues to attack ukraine. president joe biden announced the u.s. government will ban russian aircraft from american aerospace. the russian hostilities and the global response as countries & companies unify in denouncing russia for its unprovoked invasion of ukraine is actually having a surprisingly positive effect on travel at the moment. even as travel industry trend site forward reports this afternoon that every one travel booking to russia has been outweighed by six cancellations, away from russia, booking holdings and airbnb are popping here by 4% apiece. u.s. airlines all in the green but we wanted specifically to highlight alaska airlines, air group shares unharmed at the moment up about half a percent by its announcement late yes

we hardly knew ye, anthony, but they're going to talk about biden's billionaire tax proposal and thengel's take on the markets he's decidedly less bullish. we'll see what that means long-term for equities >> talking about equities, take a look at where the dow sits right about now. if we did it right now we'd be off about 70 points. we were off about 100 points when the show began at 6:00. s&p 500 looking to open down about 10 points. i want to go back to dom chu who's been looking at some of this morning's premarket movers. what's going on? we don't have his microphone i can do this. not as well as dom could do this but we could go through some of the big names. >> technical difficulties. we should fix that, easily hey, dom, you ready yet? >> i'm here. can you hear me now? >> it's like a verizon commercial >> or a sprint commercial. or a t-mobile commercial these days, right? it was the actor right that went from verizon to sprint, and i guess sprint -- >> we're talking about it. we should get a marketing and advertising guy on i bet after that happened people are now doing noncompet

ah, i'm anthony howard. welcome to the program. you as president joe biden says the united states and its allies are standing united in the face of brush as aggression to ward you cry. and he's 1st state of the union address to lawmakers, biden said the ukrainians fight was an inspiration to the world. and that russian president vladimir putin was now more isolated than ever. he pledged the u. s. would defend its nato allies, but again said that us forces would not get involved in the fighting matter. marriage is of love us endless. william glue croft is with me in the studio to break things down. william, you're watching the speech with me. it wasn't long before bought. and teddy's attention to ye crying and very much addressing the room as the commander in chief . yeah, it was definitely that the top line that had to be right. i mean, this is a huge war that's looking to up and european security looking to up and a lot of, of the way we've known life to be for at least the last 30 years. and the post cold war last 80 years since

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