ukraine reports in 0 heads have been flagged by us intelligence officials, according to the associated press news, agency sera, and she is known for its right leading political and financial coverage. it has $1200000.00 followers on twitter and articles are written under pseudonyms. often you'll see the name tyler durden, a character from the book, and movie fight club, as light as ridicule. the idea that it's a russian propaganda rom. well, now we've done it. we've angered the ca and for what for publishing views that challenge the conventional narrative, such as disputing that an invasion of ukraine is actually eminent as the us state department and it's mainstream media conduits repeat day after day. we will repeat this once again. this web site has never worked, collaborated or cooperated with russia, nor are there any links to spy or any other agencies we had from janice. daniel is that who was recently threatened with a hefty fine for writing for a website that ended up on the u. s. blacklist you think the blind administration is ready to accuse anyone who questions it's foreign policy agen

this, according to the associated press news agency, 0 hedge is known for its right leaning political and financial coverage. it has $1200000.00 followers on twitter and articles are written under pseudonyms. often you will see the name, tyler durden, a character from a book, and movie fight club. the site has ridiculed the idea that it is a russian propaganda arm. well, now we've done it. we've angered the ca and for what for publishing views that challenge the conventional narrative, such as disputing that an invasion of ukraine is actually eminent as the us state department and it's mainstream media conduits repeat day after day. we will repeat this once again. this web site has never worked, collaborated or cooperated with russia, nor are there any links to spy or any other agencies. we heard from journalist daniel lazar who was recently threatened with a have defined for writing for a website that ended up on a u. s. blacklist, he thinks the by the ministration targets. anybody who disagrees with it's a foreign policy by the ministration accuses anybody who disagree. who question

ukraine reports in 0 hedge has been flagged by us intelligence officials, according to the associated press news agency, 0 hedge. if you don't come across, it is no bridge, right? leading political and financial coverage, it's got $1200000.00 followers on twitter and articles are written under pseudonyms . often you'll see that i am tyler durden, a character from the book, and movie fight club. the site has ridiculed the idea that it's a russian propaganda on. well, now we've done it. we've angered the cia and for what for publishing views that challenge the conventional narrative, such as disputing that an invasion of ukraine is actually eminent as the us state department and it's mainstream media conduits repeat day after day. we will repeat this once again. this web site has never worked, collaborated or cooperated with russia, nor are there any links to spy or any other agents. so what's going on? let's talk to a political analyst and journalist daniel is welcome back to our tea. daniel, the last time we spoke you were being threatened with a massive fine for writing for the let's say wrong

the "associated press" reports new mexico senator ben ray lujan will be out for at least four weeks puttingsident biden's agenda at risk. the 49-year-old democrat remains hospitalized after suffering a stroke last week. he is expected to make a full recovery, but his absence means democrats do not have full day-to-day control of what was an evenly divided 50/50 senate. it is putting the lagging agenda in jeopardy and could impact his nomination for the new supreme court justice. >>> "the washington post" says the nfl's washington football team unveiled its new name -- the washington commanders. the team introduced its new name, logo, and uniform yesterday. the name was temporarily changed to the washington football team in 2020 amid pressure that its previous name was a racial slur against native americans. fans were asked what they thought of the new name, the commanders. >> i'm okay with it and also because it kind of means something to me because i'm a u.s. army veteran. so it's like we in command now. so when we go out there on that field, we in command. so we're going to get that victo

there are widespread reports from the associated press and other news agencies that there is explosionsd around the city. here's what we're going to do now. we'll send it to lester holt and our colleagues at nbc for a special report about what's happening there. we have several network reporters on the ground there in ukraine, so we will hear from them whether it's through television or through phone lines here. we'll send it over to lester holt. we'll take a short break and come back to our programming with a special report with the explosions being heard right now in ukraine as the russians are advancing. we're back in a moment. stay with us. >> announcer: this is an nbc news special report. >> good evening. we're coming on the air with breaking news. moments ago our nbc news reporters reported hearing blasts in the region a possible sign of conflict from russian forces spread along the border there. this as the u.n. security counsel held an emergency late night meeting during which officials implored vladimir putin to stop any hostile action towards ukraine. u.s. ambassador to the u.

associated press. the secretary of new national, secure, and defense council, stated that the implementation of the amends agreement means destroying of the country. they were assigned to add the barrel of russian guns and germans, and the french looked on and every one ever rational, rational person understood that the implementation is impossible. ukrainian politics are trying to implant the opinion in the west of them. minsk agreements are against the national interest of ukraine's, but if the goal of building peace on their own land is part of the national interest of ukraine, while such statements are out of place. another excuse that we here here is that russia is not implementing some of its obligations in minsk agreements, and it is very possible that this is something that will also here hit them today. at the same time, it's obvious that absolutely no grounds for that because there was no mention of russia in the text, all of them in minsk agreements. let me just give me one opinion on this one, not by any one bought by a judge from the new constitutional court of ukraine. he very recently propo

ward, the chairwoman of the arizona republican party says quote, in the days after the associated press and fox news declared that now president biden had won the presidential election in arizona, you reportedly said text messages to an arizona election official in which you said, we need to stop the counting. ask the official to contact a lawyer representing the trump campaign and said, i know you don't want to be remembered as the guy who led the charge to certify a fraudulent election. you apparently spoke with former president trump and members of his staff about election certification issues in arizona. and leading off our discussion tonight is neal katyal, law professor -- and former acting u.s. surgeon general. he is an msnbc legal analyst. and also with us is former missouri senate claire mccaskill, she is an msnbc political analyst. and senator murkowski let me begin with you and your reaction to this new round of subpoenas by the january six committee. >> well, i always wanted to defer to the legal brain of neal katyal, but i do think that there is evidence that needs to be sorted out here

the results of a new associated press poll show. most americans do not think the u.s.play a major role in the conflict. >> just 26% support heavy american involvement. 52% say the u.s. should have a minor role. 20% say the u.s. should not have any involvement in that dispute. meanwhile, ukraine is thanking canada for its support as a second shipment of military aid was delivered by the canadian air force here. the shipment comes after canadian prime minister justin trudeau announced he would send millions of dollars in, quote, lethal equipment and ammunition to support ukraine's right to defend itself. earlier today, the ukrainian council of national security and defense declared a state of emergency for all parts of ukraine under government control. of course, since then. russia has decided to go forward with a full scale invasion and explosions have been heard throughout the early morning hours there in the capital city of kf. still to come tonight on kron, 4 news at 8, we have sports. the warriors who went into the all-star break, losers of 4 of their last 5. >> sta

. >> the results of a new associated press poll show. most americans do not think the u.s. should play a major role in the conflict in ukraine. only 26% support heavy american involvement. 52% say the u.s. should have a minor role. and 20% say the u.s. should not have any involvement in that dispute. and we have some local breaking news to get to tonight. the mount diablo unified school district has approved. >> to cut music programs while the district teachers union is demanding better wages. this is an update to a story that we brought earlier tonight. officials say the district's teachers union is looking for raises, but and the usd is facing budget issues and declining enrollment. the district is looking at cutting more than 60 staff members, including the music teachers. >> kron four's honoring black history. and tonight we're in oakland where some 30,000 young people have come through the doors of the east. oakland youth development center in the 27 years that regina jackson has been its leader. yeah, it's a program that enriches the lives of young people who many oth

when you juxtapose the media coverage of crime in new york city, as an example -- the associated press "a string of high-profile crimes in new york city has frayed nerves, but statistics suggest it is about as safe or safer than it was a decade ago." according to new york city police department crime stats, major crimes are up in new york city 38%, rapes 20%, robbery up, grand larceny up. this is a result of two things: one, and apathetic/activist media during the summer of 2020 that consisted in rioting like cities in minneapolis, new york, portland, was somehow justified, all in the name of social justice. mayors like bill de blasio, now the former mayor -- cutting police funds to the tune of $1 billion in new york, and demoralizing his department in the process. we are not just seeing a sizable increase in crime, but criminals have become fearless. they are brazen. they know that even if police forces are beefed up, they know that district attorneys like alvin bruggeman had and are not going to enforce the law the way they should. until president tsai joe biden show he cares by atte

implementing the provisions of them as government on the 31st of january and the introverted associated press, the secretary of new national, secure and defense council, stated that the implementation of the men's agreement means destroying of the country. they were assigned to add the barrel of russian guns and germans and the french looked on and every one irrational, rational person understood that the implementation is impossible. ukrainian politics are trying to implant the opinion in the west of them. minsk agreements are again.

all of this coming as "the new york times" and the associated press report that two other medications used to improve heart and muscle function were declared on valiyeva's anti-doping control form. both are legal. david, with kamila valiyeva's gold medal from the russian's win in the team event under scrutiny, olympic officials plan to give team usa, which took silver, they plan to give them olympic torches in place of those medals until this case is resolved. david? >> but the medals will come eventually. marcus, thank you. >>> back here at home now, a man accused of attempting to kill a candidate for mayor in louisville, kentucky, is now free on bond tonight. the target, democratic candidate craig greenberg, he says he and his family are traumatized again after quinn tez brown allegedly firing at greenberg. greenberg was not hit, though one bullet grazed his sweater. the suspect described as a social justice activist. a community organization freed him on $100,000 cash bond. supporters say he is mentally troubled. >>> when we come back here tonight, news this evening about the calif

in the days after the associated press and fox news declared that now president biden had won the presidentialnt text messages to an arizona election official in which you said, quote, we need you to stop the counting. asked the official to contact a lawyer representing the trump campaign and said, i know you don't want to be remembered as the guy who led the charge to certify a fraudulent election. you also apparently spoke with former president trump and members of his staff about election certification issues in arizona. that's sourced to some news reporting. in addition, after the election, you sent out messages suggesting the november 2020 election had been stolen. you posted a video advancing unsubstantiated theories of voting interference along with a link to a donation page to benefit the arizona republican party. it's always revealed, i guess, more publicly in these subpoenas how much the committee already knows and understands about this effort. >> yeah, and when these letters come out, i sometimes go right to the footnotes to figure out what they know that i don't. >> me too, right.

according to a new poll from the associated press. an o r c center for public affairs research 26% of americans say the u. s should have a major role in the conflict between russia and ukraine. the poll found. 52% of americans think the u. s should have a minor role in that conflict, and 20% say the u. s shouldn't be involved at all. and we'll, of course be keeping track of the latest developments from ukraine during this newscast, but you can find round the clock updates on our website ktvu .com. alameda county recruit david wynn would have graduated from city college of san francisco this month, but his life was cut short when he was shot and killed on a bay area freeway. coming up how the school community remembered him tonight. it will be the second consecutive night of record low temperatures here in the bay area, plus the day it will top off near 70 degrees. we've got the full forecast coming up. and those frigid temperatures are leaving thousands of the bay area's homeless out on the area's homeless out on the streets without s

s role in the russia ukraine conflict, according to a new poll from the associated press. center for public affairs research 26% of americans say the u. s should have a major role in the conflict between russia and ukraine. that same poll found 52% of americans think the u. s should have a minor role in the conflict and 20% of respondents say the u. s shouldn't be involved at all. since u. s russian relations are right now even colder than the cold war. what will be the economic impact on the u. s? as relations sink deeper, ktvu is tom vacar looked at the numbers and spoke with an expert on russia's economy. even though russia has a diverse economy, plus $630 billion in reserves and can hold out from sanctions for awhile. it's $1.7 trillion economy is less than half of california's so trade sanctions, technology denials and money transfer restrictions will loom large in the russian bears future. total u. s imports from russia are just in the $20 billion range. professor matthew holien of san jose state university, is an expert on russian economics and trade. well, we don't

the prime minister names a new number ten chief of staff, steve barclay, after resignations over downing street parties. according to the press associationince andrew will give evidence under oath next month as part of the civil sex assault case against him. the controversy over china's winter olympics intensifies as beijing is accused of using a uighur athlete as a propaganda tool. the uk government wants tougher laws forcing global social media companies to take down illegal content without having to wait for users to report it. it's an issue politicians across the world have been trying to deal with. last year, g7 leaders agreed a set of internet safety principles to improve online safety. here in the uk, the new legislation would compel the removal of material under a wide range of categories, including drugs and arms dealing, and forums that encourage suicide. here's katie prescott. frankie was 15 when she took her own life in 2018. afterwards, her parents had her laptop forensically checked. and realised that, back earlier in the year, january, february, march of 2018, she had been accessing sites about self—harm, suicide. just app

the prime minister names a new number ten chief of staff, steve barclay, after resignations over downing street parties. according to the press associationmonth as part of the civil sex assault

associated press. joining us live from kyiv, ukraine, nbc news correspondent erin mclaughlin, thank you very much for beinge. give us the latest on the ground there in ukraine after president biden's call with president zelensky and some reports still say the ukrainian president is still downplaying threats of a russian invasion, which is stark contrast to the ominous growing warnings we're hearing from the u.s. >> well, that's right, jonathan, president zelensky has long been seen to be downplaying this threat. on saturday, saying that ukraine has a different intelligence assessment, saying that he's working to avoid panic, to keep the situation calm, and to that effect, in the course of that phone conversation, with president biden, last night, inviting president biden here to kyiv saying it would go a long way to de-escalate the situation. now of course a visit of president biden to kyiv seems unlikely especially considering the united states has been withdrawing its diplomats, most of its diplomative staff from the embassy here, in kyiv, as have a host of other countries, that combined with the dutch a

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news content. i don't think the associated press would like it very much if all of a sudden we didn't pay for their content and in many respects, i think that's what's happening here is, you know, the facebooks and the googles get the advantage of it, but don't have to pay for the content and the true down fall of local news, you're just not going to be able to find a revenue. >> i can't sit here and pretend that as an industry we have done everything correctly, you know, there are certain things that over time we have made missteps. but -- and i feel like the jcpa is one aspect of what needs to happen for our business models to happen in the future. it's one piece and there's responsibilities for us as publishers, to work on solutions to make our businesses successful. our company, for example, we've gone to great lengths to diversify the revenue streams and it's creative solutions necessary for all of us. jcpa won't fix all of our problems, but it will fix one of them. >> thank you, my time expired. this topic is urgent because we're in the 11th hour or maybe toward the end of the 11th hour. once

>>new at 12, 30 this afternoon, an associated press investigation has found the federal women's prison in dublin and fostered a culture of abuse. the ap obtained internal bureau of prisons documents and interviewed current and former prison employees and inmates. it found fci, dublin enabled years of misconduct. predatory employees and cover ups. they say inmates allegations against members of the mostly male staff. we're also ignored or set aside. the fbi said friday it is continuing to investigate as looking for anyone who may have been victimized to come forward and speak with agents. and national news this afternoon, new jersey is lifting its mask requirement in schools next month. the governor phil murphy announced the plan today citing a rapid easing of the omicron surge. he called the move, quote, a huge step back to normalcy for kids. some students there say they're very excited about the change. >>i'm excited because jim is so hard to run with, like mask and stuff. and i feel like we're going to have that freedom to you now have a mask off and able to free the people with asth

tonight are geri scott, political correspondent for the press association, and the broadcaster and journalist, james lewer. the headlines on bbc newse world war two. it's as russia and belarus take part in huge military exercises near the ukrainian border the queen has tested positive for covid—19. buckingham palace says she is experiencing mild cold—like symptoms, but does expect to continue light duties at windsor this week. the legal requirement to self—isolate after catching covid in england is expected to be dropped from next week as part of the government's "living with covid" plans let's get more on our top story and the ongoing tensions between russia and ukraine. the us secretary of state, antony blinken, says the extension of military exercises russia and belarus are conducting near ukraine has made him more worried that an invasion is imminent. catherine belton is special correspondent for reuters and author of �*putin's people.�* she's been explaining what may be going through the russian president's thinking. i think people have been worried that he has been isolated over the last two years of the pandemic and that he

a new poll from the associated press foun 26% of americans say the u.s.or role one in five said should not be involved at all. >>> two pop prosecutors leading the probe of trump business practices resigned manhattan district attorney's office says the investigation is still ongoing and resignations come after newly elected district attorney showed doubts about moving forward with the case against former president trump. >>> jon, back to you. >> thank you. >>> and with just about 28 minutes left before the bell, here is where we stand in the major averages up a little bit from the session lows, but still right down there. when we come back, diving into how the geopolitical tensions are impacting the oil market that's higher. and where investors can look for safety. >>> plus gearing up for a big hour of earnings ebay, bookinhoing ldgs and imax reporting. breaking down the numbers soon as they cross. "closing bell" is right back. that's important to you. this is what it's like to have a dedicated fidelity advisor looking at your full financial picture. makin

and the associated press is reporting the cdc will ease covid guidelines friday. it will unveil newriteria, dropped mask recommendation for most of the u.s., just in time for the state of the union. the latest fox news poll indicates 10% of registered voters feel the coronavirus is completely under control right now. 26% of you say mostly, somewhat, 43% not at all comes in at 19%. up next, we'll talk with the chairman of the senate intelligence committee. virginia democratic senator mark warner. ♪ . >> bret: as mentioned releasing new fox polls at this hour. this is before invasion began. 56% of the registered voters we surveyed said president biden isn't tough enough on russia. that compares to 53% who felt that way about president trump in 20188 percent said president biden is too tough on russia. 29 percent said just about right. 66% were concerned about the situation, 32% not. 35 percent said the conflict matters a great deal in the u.s. 42% saying somewhat. 14% not much and 7% saying not at all. let's now bring in the chairman of the senate intelligence committee, virginia demo

new. the white house has no interest in knowing. according to the associated press, the bike demonstration is "urging" the trudeau government to use its federal powers to stop this protest. to end the protest. in other words, crush them by force. politico is reporting that biden officials are coordinating with canadian authorities to "establish alternate traffic routes" around the protesters. scranton joe, the prounion guy shutting down a labor action. pete buttigieg is the completely incompetent transportation secretary in this country, apparently in charge of this effort. but he does not realize is it's not so easy. truck drivers know a lot more about roads than mckinsey consultants do. the alternative border crossing in alberta has already been totally shut down. they thought of that already. the blue water bridge which connects ontario to michigan has been reporting delays tonight of nearly five hours. there is an obvious way to fix this problem. matthew marin is the owner of the ambassador bridge into michigan, just spelled it up for justin trudeau, who is not

the real global sense, it is about a city and building a new [indiscernible] we have done that in moscow with henry meyer of the associated press, leading all of our coverage in moscow. jonathan: we have henry with us now. from where you are, as you look across the russian public, how much support is therefore the actions of the russian president? >> i think a lot will depend on how the war is prosecuted. if it is quick and there are not substantial so billion -- substantial civilian casualties, follow my not be that bad. and the risk is if you get into a conflict where you have high levels of civilians dying in ukraine, i think that could have a severe repercussion for putin's standing inside of the country. lisa: as we talk about sanctions, we discuss what i could mean for the population of russia, perhaps vladimir putin is not paying as much attention to it. how concerned are people, citizens of russia about the possible big cut off from financial aid flows internationally? >> i think there's huge concern at the moment. you have lines at the banks, people desperately trying to change from the foreign currency which is practi

news that russia is pulling some troops back from that border. here is how the associated presseaving near ukraine seeks talks. u.s. and nato have rejected moscow's demands to keep ukraine and other exsoviet nations out of the alliance. halt weapons deployments near russian borders and roll back forces from eastern europe. western powers have agreed to discuss other security measures that russia had previously proposed. where we stand tonight. bring in our panel syndicated radio host hugh hewitt. mara liasson national political correspondent of "national public radio" and tom bevan, real clear politics co-founder and president. hugh, >> yes, i do. i have gotten texts all day long from people associated with nato and europe who expect it to go out tonight. that it's a disinformation. we will wait and see but we should not be surprised by anything and putin is paying for this every day that gas is close to $100 a barrel is he paying for since russia sales one out of every 10 bearables of oil in the world comes from russia so the longer he can keep the oil market screwed up the lon

beginning this half hour with some world news, russia now evacuating personnel from its embassy and consulates in ukraine. associated press reporting the russian flag no longer flying over the embassy building in kyiv ukraine is now advising its citizens to leave russia and to avoid traveling there. all this comes after russian president putin ordered the deployment of troops to 2 regions in eastern ukraine after he recognized them as independent and response. ukraine's president has called up reservists to active duty. president biden, meanwhile, is threatening even tougher sanctions on russia if their soldiers advance any further. hundreds of u.s. troops and military equipment are already stationed in europe and are being moved now to a stony a lot via and lithuania. meanwhile, sanctions from the eu are in effect against russia as well. this morning, ukraine addressed the united nations security council. >>the beginning of a large scale war in ukraine. will be the ams. the world order as we know it. russia does not get cvr swift and decisive response now. this will mean a total ban from seat on the international securit

new york times" reports an infestation of rodents at a family dollar distribution . more than 400 impacted stores have temperature raefrl closed. >>> the "associated press" says australiawelcoming back tourist for the first time in almost two years after dropping many of its covidste fir plane morning local time from los angeles. people were greeted at sydney's airport by well wishers including someone dressed as a kangaroo. the vaccination status of all the travelers will be checked. for some it is the first time they have seen family in years. >> it's very emotional. i haven't seen my dad in four years. it was great to hug him. all the welcome presents make me feel at home. it's special. >> australian officials say it will take about two years for travel and tourism numbers to return to pre-pandemic levels. >>> and "the pittsburgh post- post-gazette" reports the steelers hired brian flores as a senior defensive assistant and linebackers coach. flores was hired as head coach of the miami dolphins last month. he later filed a lawsuit against the nfl and three teams claiming racism in hiring practices. the steelers' head coach, mike tomlin, is one of two current black h

. >> as we go to break we have breaking news from the associated press. the ukrainian capital and claims it cut off kyiv from the west. so what can congress do to help counter russia's escalating aggression in ukraine? we will ask democratic congresswoman and former cia analyst elissa slotkin. you're watching "morning joe." we will be right back. >> americans on both sides of the political spectrum are right to be asking the question why should putin's actions matter to the united states? why should we care? why can't we be indifferent to ukraine? some are asking this question in good faith, others are asking this cynically to try to land cheap political points. those advocating for indifference want us to believe that no vital american interests are at stake in this conflict. those voices are wrong. indifference is not an option here. whether you are an optimistic idealist or a hardened realist, americans shouldn't be indifferent. a hardened realist, americans shouldn't be americans shouldn't be indifferent.ack. standing up... ...even walking was tough.

according to the associated press, he will issue an executive order that 3.5 billion be used to fund humanitarian relief in afghanistan. global newshours a day, on air and bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ >> getting rates up to something like 100 basis points relatively quickly makes a lot of sense. >> the fed should undertake a 50 basis point hike in march. >> if they make the decision to end taper early now, they are probably going to tell us soon, within the next couple hours. we would be surprised if they wait until 3:00. jonathan: that was citigroup for 50 basis points for march, deutsche bank for 50 basis point for march, and bank of america for maybe 50 basis points for march. seven hikes, monster balance sheet reduction. look for that announcement 3:00 p.m. eastern from the new york fed when they come out with their monthly purchased schedule. look for that later this afternoon. citi will be looking for the same thing. tom: thanks to all of our team feeding this research. my correct, seth carpente

new trial. reggie: sites, where people can openly use drugs, the geo j told the associated press it was evaluatinges and talking to regulators. that is a change from the trump administration. prosecutors from that administration successfully fought against a plan to open a safe injection site in philadelphia. san francisco mayor london breed began the process of possibly opening two sites in the city. they are a way to possibly curb overdose deaths. kumasi: videos shows running around the civic center playground. there were multiple sightings over the weekend. the recreation and parks department responded after seeing our video, saying we are taking immediate action to increase the frequency of our monitoring and trapping, which our integrated pest management to -- division does on a weekly basis. reggie: a software update rolls out tomorrow includes sleep coaching for the galaxy four smart watch. it will also match you with an animal to describe your sleep pattern. they are the unconcerned lion, the nervous penguin -- wire they doing the penguin like that? the walrus and the shark. kumasi: which

news. queen elizabeth has tested positive for covid-19. this according to the press association. we are told she is experiencing mild cold like symptoms. she does expect to continue light duties at windsor this week. we are going to have much more on that developing story. plus, another shot at diplomacy. ukraine's volodymyr zelensky calling on vladimir putin to meet with him, as our pillory fire escalates in ukraine. moments ago, vice president kamala harris warned about the possibility of war in europe. and, she doubled down on the administrations believe that putin has decided to invade. >> as the president has said, we believe that putin's made his decision. period. >> plus, there's been a week of bad news for former president donald trump. why some analysts say his legal troubles could lead to political. once the shocking video from miami beach, a helicopter crashing into the atlantic ocean, narrowly missing clouds of beachgoers. >> i was selling a drink to a customer, and the guy was, like oh my god, and i turned around, and as soon as i turned around, the helicopter just c

news content. i don't think the associated press would like it very much if all of a sudden we didn't pay for theirnd in many respects, i think that's what's happening here is, you know, the facebooks and the googles get the advantage of it, but don't have to pay for the content and the true down fall of local news, you're just not going to be able to find a revenue. >> i can't sit here and pretend that as an industry we have done everything correctly, you know, there are certain things that over time we have made missteps. but -- and i feel like the jcpa is one aspect of what needs to happen for our business models to happen in the future. it's one piece and there's responsibilities for us as publishers, to work on solutions to make our businesses successful. our company, for example, we've gone to great lengths to diversify the revenue streams and it's creative solutions necessary for all of us. jcpa won't fix all of our problems, but it will fix one of them. >> thank you, my time expired. this topic is urgent because we're in the 11th hour or maybe toward the end of the 11th hour. once these ins

news. queen elizabeth has tested positive for covid-19. this according to the press association.at windsor this week. we are going to have much more on that developing story. plus, another shot at diplomacy. ukraine's volodymyr zelensky calling on vladimir putin to meet with him, as our pillory fire escalates in ukraine. moments ago, vice president kamala harris warned about the possibility of war in europe. and, she doubled down on the st

news out of hungary. this from the associated press, the mass exodus of refugees from ukraine showed no signs of stoppingn monday. you it estimates more than 500,000 people have escaped. long lines of cars and buses have depth at checkpoints -- others cross the borders on foot, dragging their possessions away from the war and into the security of the eu. several refugees were gathered at the hungarian border. i cannot pronounce the lame but they awaited transportation to take them further into hungry. you can read that at abc news. a few more minutes on this topic especially in light of this new posture from russia and nuclear capability talks going on between russia and ukraine. this is tina in virginia. democrats line. caller: michael really is based on family history. it breaks my heart to see this all happening. my father went through this as a small child and ukraine and they had to flee during the early 1940's and they had to walk across the continent and they were bombed and they were buried under rubble and they made their way eventually to the united states after that war was over. through the h

association, closed to press. he has been pretty much accused of being silent on the dramatic spike in crime and then you have peter king, former newng yeah, the public is now galvanized and electrified by murder attacks on cops like those in new york city. he is saying that president biden is saying it is about illegal guns. under rudy giuliani, it was about two million hot illegal guns on the street. that was cut more than 80%. it feels like the country is really focused on protecting the cops because they are the thin blue line. what do you say? >> liz, oh, boy, very well-said. in 2020 we, all we heard about was defund the police. now 2021, especially in 2022 it is re-fund the police because we see the numbers. 16 cities setting homicide records in 2021. 16. all of them run by democrats by the way. murders reached a 25-year high last year in this country. criminals are more brazen now because they know even if they get arrested there is good chance they get out on bail and do what that murderous maniac did did in waukesha, wisconsin, ran down grandmothers children. he got out on bail after running over the mother of his child. w

associated press. >> let's bring in former nato supreme, four-star naval admiral. also news director, michael weiss. admiral, let's begin with you. i was bombarded by people suggesting military action anywhere basically has war crime stamped all over it. the other side, of course, was that joe biden is not doing enough. he should send troops to ukraine, he should do whatever it takes to stop russia from going into ukraine. of course, that could start world war iii. my question to you is this, what else can the biden administration do? what else can nato allies do, short of deploying troops into nato -- i mean into ukraine. short of deploying troops into ukraine, what else can we do to avert an invasion? >> well, joe, you are the guitarist. you know the old song, "send lawyers, guns and money," that's actually a pretty good way to think this. i think the administration has kind of done that. the lawyers are the diplomatic piece of this. the guns are pretty obvious. we have to continue to flood the zone with meaningful military weapons that are defensive but lethal. so that's

according to the associated press, report is coming in that president zelensky of ukraine has signed an application for his country to join the european union. may not be as much urgent breaking newsukrainian envoy and the russian delegation to try to reach some kind of a peace, and no one is holding out hopes for that. secretary rice said to remind you of reagan's words, but he wants to solidify the bonds with the west. tonight, be sure to tune in at 11:00 p.m. eastern. benjamin hall will anchor live from western ukraine. now to "america reports." >> thank you, harris, and a fox news alert to kick off "america reports." a new explosion in the past hour or so in kyiv as ukrainian and russian diplomats wrap up the first round of peace talks. no break as putin's brutal invasion is in the fifth day. >> sandra:

new push to blacklist financial of supporters of truck protesters. saying the quiet part out loud but rural america is, the democrat brand is so toxic in the heartland the associated press is reporting it. it could go extinct. top democrat pollster stanley greenberg warns that democrats are seriously out of touch with the hurt, the anger and pain in the blue-collar and working class and middle-class americans. now this, more states joining the fight to stop the white house restricting i.c.e. arrests as u.s. cities battle the mayhem crossing the border. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: we begin with a check of your money. stocks ending the day in the red. the dow seeing the biggest drop since november as president biden warns a russian invasion could come in the next several days. now this, ukraine accuses russia of artillery shelling a village in eastern ukraine hitting a kindergarten. one ukrainian soldier, three civilians are injured. rush that added 7,000 more troops to the border there, topping more than 150,000 troops east, north and south of ukraine. edward lawrence is in washington with more. edward. reporter: liz, a day

news that airspace over ukraine has been close to civil aviation. president vladimir putin, it has been reported, says russia will conduct military operation in eastern ukraine, that's according to the associated press getting information flow from ukraine suggesting that there is military activity underway right now. that is it for me, we will continue our live coverage here on msnbc. rage her on msnbc lawrence -- >> i think ali is trying to speak to me, but i'm not sure i can hear anything. ali, the control room has opened it up. i can hear you now. >> sorry about, that lawrence. we were getting a lot of last-minute information there especially with that un security council meeting -- as you well know, she has been a very forceful voice for the united states and for the ukraine in the days gone past. she's illustrating things that we believe to be happening in ukraine, but there is what you call a lot of chatter and noise tonight about what is happening in the eastern region of ukraine and i will say, lawrence, it's particularly alarming. >> the latest report from moscow is that vladimir putin is -- either he has just finished or speaking at this moment, saying that -- telling the russian people t