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for the 1st time in decades as it builds up it's forces near ukraine. us defense secretary lloyd austin, arrives in vilnius to reassure nato allies in the baltics that the western alliance stands behind them. we'll hear from our correspondent in the lithuanian capital and at the winter olympics, sweden strike golds as they be britain in an epic man's curling final. we get the reaction from beijing. ah welcome. i'm want to get jones good to have you with us. the ukraine crisis dominated the agenda at the morning session of the munich security conference, as russian troops continued to mass on ukraine's borders. western leaders stressed a message of unity in the face of a possible russian invasion. in every speech, one theme was clear that europe is currently facing the largest military build up since the end of the cold war. we have also speaking at the conference, you commission president or sir lafond ally and said that there is a real danger for war in europe. but that western lead us that e e g a to find a diplomatic solution. did use chief political editor, misha isla griffin. i hav

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austin: certainly, i can't speak to the strength of that alliance. what i can say, i am not sure if it is anything at all. we did know that china's approval of a putin's activities here in the region. i am not sure that we can make the kind of direct difference from what you just raised, but certainly does i think that will continue to watch going forward. i think you raised a very important question. >> thanks, everybody. that concludes today's questions. >> thank you.

and you have to remember that lloyd austin was a lifelong soldier, a career soldier. he has been in war, he has seen war up close, and he was just flabbergasted at the thought that anyone would build up those troops, would have those medical supplies, would have plasma there if they didn't intend to go in. david? >> martha raddatz from warsaw tonight. we should mention martha that is now traveling to ukraine. she'll have much more of secretary austin's interview as she broadcasts from ukraine sunday morning on abc's "this week." we'll be watching. >>> in the meantime, to the gripping scene in a minneapolis courtroom. former police officer kim potter sentenced to 16 months in prison for killing daunte wright, claiming she mistook her weapon for her taser. the judge calling it one of saddest cases she's ever had, nearly breaking down herself and breaking from the sentencing guidelines. here tonight, stephanie ramos. >> reporter: in a minneapolis courtroom, the judge addressed the convicted former minnesota police officer kim potter, the family of daunte wright, and the

she'll have much more of secretary austin's interview as she broadcasts from ukraine. we'll be watching. >>> to the gripping scene in a minneapolis courtroom. former police officer kim potter sentenced to 16 months in prison for killing daunte wright, claiming she mistook her weapon for her taser. the judge calling it one of saturdaye saddest cases she's ever had, nearly breaking down herself and breaking from the sentencing guidelines. hear's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: in a minneapolis courtroom, the judge sentenced kim potter, why she was about to break from sentencing guidelines in this emotionally charges case, saying this tonight about the former officer. >> the fact she never intended to draw her firearm makes this case less serious than other cases. second, the scene was chaotic, tense, and rapidly evolving. officer potter was required to make a split-second judgment. that constitutes a mitigating circumstance. finally, unlike other manslaughter 1 cases, officer potter's actions were not driven by personal animosity toward daun daunte wright. instead she was

you're out in austin, but you get to go work anywhere. you're in the middle of a brother, a happy man gave with some people are unable to be happy. are you a happy man? i'm, you know, i think that i'd sit and to answer that fully i've, i've come to the realization as i get older, that happiness is not an overall state that it's moments so like it's just moments and if you try to keep it as an overall state i think that you're setting yourself up for failure. my old thing is like when i go pick my kid up at school in a little while, and he gets in the car and he has his snack and he starts singing. whatever song we put on, he loves it and he likes all the old stuff and you know he, that to me is happiness, right? watch my 4 year old when they go to jujitsu later tonight in their role and with their friends in am fun like that. i'm in that right. when i got the dog out there and she's chasing, dear, and there's all like, it's it to me. it's the moments of it, and if i, because the truth is, you know, it, the world is gone a little strange a

because i think a mandate an explanation is against the constitution. goes against austin constitutional. well very good afternoon. and thanks for joining me here on out to international unicef says 6 children were killed at the time. the u. s. conducted a special operation in northwest syria. president biden hailed that mission a success fleming is learning states chief, had been eliminate force was carried out the operation with their signature preparation and precision. and i directed the department of defense to take every precaution possible to minimize civilian casualties. unicef confirms that at least 6 children were killed and one girl was badly injured overnight in the border town of ad in the northwest of syria due to heavy violence. while the pentagon says 2 children and a woman were killed during the right, when the isis leader blew himself up, we spoke with juliet tumor, unicef advocacy, and communications chief in the middle east. who told us that the surgeon fighting is taking a deadly tall, especially on the most vulnerable when we have seen an escalation and violence and

stephen freshmove from austin, texas. good to see you. >> good morning.thank you for your interest. i really appreciated your opening remarks. i will steal as my preamble. my name is stephen, i live in austin, texas which is owned by cooper street capital from colorado. i live here on a section 8 voucher a decade ago. that property was owned by the mulholland group and it was half-empty with doors, broken windows and furniture heaped in the grass. most of the complex had no hot water for two years and they installed showers on the tennis court. thieves and prostitutes began squatting here and they were too scared to use those showers. i got mugged 100 feet from the front door. hud and i were paying the rent. the property never gained public nuisance or health hazard status and it continued to collect rent. a new city organization found me, building and strengthening tenant action. situated between legal aid facilitating organizing. they formed a tenant association and simpler said than done the owners sell the property. the current owners, cooper street c

wow, austin and well listen, everybody's bail it out of delay. because l a is folks i'm telling you is getting pre apocalyptic out here. they're heading to texas. and at some point my theory is people always say words to flash point on the next social conflagration in this country. i always think the day they go into texas and as texans to take care of los angelenos, because they haven't stored their nuts for the winter. i think all the cats are going to move to the inside per foot and say no, come get it because we're not doing more. yes, very. i mean, we're fortunate. we've been here for like 6 years, you know, weaver, my wife is a, is a tax in houston and austin when i met her. you know, she was living in austin for a long time and i brought it to new york and it was the 1st winter we were there. it was the 2nd cold this winter in history. and the 2nd winter there was the 1st no 1st winter was the 2nd most snow recorded history. and the 2nd winter was there for the coldest in history. and she was like to get on even here. and i was like, yeah,

be to me let to keep these 2 d i relisted the austin buffer. maybe symbol old of the additional view took you to it on that. it was didn't last sunday. smith a to hr and ah, yes, them all. peter urge, given it normal not own j o n g, as in dog or not. norman don saunderson on the 2. she believed your bus good, your bus says it. this current looked like i saw all mind you level 1000000 to word it needed me so normal by should the older one in the you should be so kind of some k o m. is it a san diego saw his acutely sure go read the quarter. ah ah . ready i had a fit in it. how much that in a to do? yeah. eastern met. near timid austin, the ball pet. i that back to the ellipses issue gene. it e, shall i get your dish? ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah like ah ah, ah, ah, st ah, ah ah ah hello then you zealand been dealing with some very wet weather i'm. there's more of that to come after a dryer than average january sanks to fly, clone derby. but before we hop across the tasman, let's have a look at the weather in australia. we've got a cold front sweepin

where is the disconnect, austin?the president could do to turn that around. if you were advising him right now, what would you tell him? >> well, you know, the problem of economic advice in a moment like this is that the economic advice is on economic timetable that's not a political timetable. it's clearly on the minds of the white house and the leaders in congress, that there's an election coming in november, and so if they could get this all sorted out in the spring, that would make them feel a lot better, but i don't think that's realistic on the economic timetable. i think a large reason why, despite really rapid economic growth and very strong job market and wages up quite a lot, i think the reason that there's still a lot of dissatisfaction in consumer confidence surveys and things like that has a lot to do with the virus. we're still in a much worse place than we thought we were going to be a year ago, where we were all optimistic, the vaccines were coming in, the numbers were going down, and we did not see d

from austin, texas welcome good to see you. >> yes a good morning.k you very much for your interest. and i really appreciated your opening remarks. i'm going to steal them as my preamble. [laughter] my name is steven i live at creeks edge apartment in austin, texas. creeks edge is owned by cooper street capitol from colorado. i live here on ssi and ssdi was put here on a section eight voucher about a year decade ago. at that time the properties owned by the mulholland group. it was more than half empty p w wood doors open on an empty dark, broken windows and broken furniture. most of the complex had no hot water for over twowo years. on the city installed portable showers on the tennis court. but by this time in x's junkies, thieves, prosecutors began squatting here and there are too scared to use the showers. the place had become dangerous already disabled i gotot mugged 100 feet for my front door robbed and sent to the er. both hud and i were paying the rent the property it never gained public nuisance or health hazard status when it continued merr

lloyd austin, the defense, walking to the podium right now, i am told.t know if we are going to hear from him or not. we are going to wait and see. he is taking a deliberate time here. the gentleman with years of experience, particularly organizational experience, general austin begins his comments at nato. of course, the united states has heard from secretary of state blinken yesterday, making very clear that this is an allied effort. jonathan: coming up, terry haines on this situation. we will catch up with him in about 30 minutes. from new york city, with tom keene, lisa abramowicz, and jonathan ferro, this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: keeping you up-to-date with news from around the world, with the first word, ritika gupta. the cdc says it once to give people a break from wearing masks. the agency is reviewing its masked guidance and is shifting its focus to covert hospitalizations as a key measure of how severe the outbreak is. the current policy is that if people live in an area with high transmission of the virus, they should wear masks in indoor publi

austin some of the police were being attacked.ur service revolver. shoot them with the beanbag. here here's what they say the beanbags were defective but the department knew that but still told them to use it. and that's why when the d.a. is talking about these indictments. that's why apparently 18 officers in robbery unit walked off the job. the entire organized crime division, that's 30 officers who work in major crime, narcotics, anti-gang, stuff like that, they walked off. they cannot believe that they would indict close to 20 of the officers for simply following rules. >> lawrence: before we get to the reaction of what the police union said. i want to set the scene what was happening in texas. >> ainsley: you are from texas. >> lawrence: when this was going on there was outrage by the people of texas even in liberal cities. the politicians were under heavy pressure to do something about these riots that were happening. as you noticed, there were not a elevate cities, there was none actually in texas, where they were burning.

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lloyd austin, secretary of defense, arriving at a meet nothing poland. you see him with his polish counterpart, they will discuss invasion of russia into ukraine. there are troops stationed there ready to respond. this comes after yesterday the president tried to strike a lighter note during a stop in ohio. watch. >> president biden: i've got to head out, i have a little thing going on in europe right now. so -- >> griff: earlier in the day, his tone was very different as he warned russia is laying the groundwork for an attack. >> how high is the threat of a russian invasion right now? >> president biden: very high. they have not moved any troops out, they have moved more troops in, number one. number two, we have reason to believe that they are engaged in a operation to have an excuse to go in. >> griff: secretary of state anthony blinken en route to munich made emergency trip yesterday to un security council warning of the false flag event russia may stage to justify an invasion. >> the stakes go far beyond ukraine. this is a moment of peril. >> could

in brussels today, the defense secretary lloyd austin said if the u.s.a cyberattack, then, quote: we will hold that element responsible but, bret, the administration hasn't detailed yet exactly how it would respond. bret? >> we'll see, follow that aishah, thank you. let's bring in our panel early. harold ford jr. former tennessee congressman ceo of empowerment and inclusion capital. kimberley central a member of the editorial board at the "wall street journal" and syndicated radio host hue hewitt. we have not seen in the u.n. security council the tension about pushing russia to back off of the ukraine border really since. >> i have no doubt that my response to my remarks here today will be more dismissals from the russian government about the united states stoking hysteria or that it has no plans to blame glurk attempts to blame russia baseless, goal of shifting the blame away from ukraine. i must say we are very disappointed from the ostrich like position of our western colleagues who are trying not to see obvious things. >> your thoughts on where we ar

general millie has got a yellow streak up his back wide.2-foot in austin is a joke. >> why would youracterize it that way? >> i watch him i listen to them on tv i am a military man. no general comment back when i was in the military would have act as a cowardly. but, the united states told ukraine you give up your weapons, we will defend you. now ukraine needs to get their weapons back or give them chemical weapons of mass destruction take care of the rest of this themselves by. >> alright that's randy in alabama go ahead. >> again there is a risk no war is limited and at what point if this becomes a small conflict initially between russia and ukraine, what is the risk of pulling in nato bordering countries such as lithuania? at what point with the u.s. find itself dragged in. the question and does the american population have the >> foror another war? we just left afghanistan six months ago. you saw the large appetite among voting population for the u.s. to get out of afghanistan. the real question as to whether or not there is a political will from the american people to send more

also, we heard from mar, floyd austin, the u. s. the defense secretary, a man who is speaking not only in the capacity as a politician, but also as a man with a long history of being a soldier and fighting alongside forces from the nato alliance. and he, i shared very openly the latest u. s. intelligence suggesting that to russia was doing anything but the escalating tooth numbers that the opposite was indeed true. the blood banks were arriving at the border of ukraine. they c suggested was not the kind that were not the kind of signs that you would expect from a, an army, a force that was deciding to withdraw troop numbers deescalate, tension, sees what he said. we see them add to the more than $150000.00 troops that they already have a ride along at border. even in the last couple of days, we see some of those troops. it's closer to the border. we see them flying more combat and support aircraft. we see them sharpening their readiness in the block c . we even see them stalking up their blood supply suppliers. you know, i was a sol

reporter: if i may take you back to the readout of secretary austin with the conference.re is an announcement that the uss cole will be deployed and fighter aircraft sent to united arab emirates. can you talk with some detail about what is the mission, what are we trying to achieve? mr. kirby: it is very much in keeping with what we said in the last few days. as we seen attacks. we take our defense relationship seriously with the mri these. --emeratis. some of the things the secretary discussed yesterday with his counterpart's we want to add to their ability to help defend themselves and demonstrate clearly and tangibly our commitment to this important partnership. these are two tangible ways in which we believe we can help them deal with the serious threats. we are not going to rule out additional steps. we are constantly looking at this to make sure we are best postured to defend our interests and those of our partners. they are a strong partner in the region. reporter: secretary austin and general milley are on that capitol hill today for closed-door meetings about the

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reporter: so secretary austin's letters back to the governors who are asking not to enforce the covid-19 mandate for national guards men. he says that not getting vaccinated will jeopardize their ability do participate in drills and so on. how can that be enforced from up here? mr. kirby: we've talked about this. the most likely -- we have. we have. the most -- it's not like -- it's not like there's going to be some universal enforcement mechanism by d.o.d. it will -- it will occur naturally as, for instance, the hypothetical guardsman who doesn't get vaccinated, shows up for drill or shows up to go to training or school and won't be able to participate because they will not provide proof of vaccination. and so that will kick in administrative processes that the guard has in place when the guardsman isn't medically qualified to fulfill his or her duties. that will start a natural administrative process. it's not about a universal overarching enforcement mechanism. reporter: the governor has ordered those units not to enforce it. then how can you guarantee that leaders in those units w

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my west point classmate lloyd austin said the other derricks there's still an option. options for president putin, to decide otherwise. it's not inevitable. he has a lot of options short of invasion and frankly those sorts of options, cyber attacks, further destabilizing in the donbas are much more likely than a full-scale invasion. >> doug, you were nato ambassador when russia invaded and annexed crimea. what do you expect putin learned from that experience? >> well, i think he learned that surprise was an important factor. in 2014, he took us by surprise, and seized crimea, illegally annexed it, destabilize the donbas why we were on our back foot. which surprises me now. because he's done exactly the opposite. he spent weeks if not months to amass this large, potential invasion and sacrificed surprise. so it's curis ndhe not sure that he's decided that an invasion is the way to go. >> as you know, the president has said he has decided. >> right. >> if this happens, and first of all, i want to know whether you think it's practically a certainty, how does that conflict

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the city of austin agreed to pay $10 million to two of those injured by nonlethal weapons during the. >> two, 9-year-old girl struck by stray bullets and used them. one is alvarez who was shot and killed by a man who opened fire on a robbery suspect. and grant is fighting for her life after shot and she was struck in the head. joining us now natasha grant, the aunt of the little girl shot, natosha, good morning to you. this is such a tragedy and i'm so sorry for what your families going through. tell us what happened to her. we heard this was a road rage incident? >> and right now, with the police department but apparently, it was a robbery and he went to the grocery store with his family and vehicles apparently started chasing them and started shooting at the back of his vehicle and went down a few exits. when he got off, he checked in the backseat to make sure everyone was okay. and that is when he noticed my niece was shot. >> carley: should be shot in the head. how is she doing this morning? >> right now she is still in critical condition. she has chest swelling on her brain and

s. defense secretary lloyd austin, warned of russian provocation. we and our allies will stay vigilant. we will watch for the so called false flag operations, where russia, manufacturers at a dramatic event to justify and attack a play that we've seen them running the passion. and we will continue to explore ways to enhance our amos as united states and others have done with additional troop deployments to nato's eastern flight. but russia continues to deny it plans to invade you crime. it says it's withdrawn. 10 convoys of troops from crimea. there, nato says it hasn't seen any evidence of that pullback me back. i has been following developments out of brussels where the nato meeting has been held. although to succeed general, obviously as head of the alliance was keen to reiterate the importance of standing firm and standing together in the face of russian aggression. the alliance is facing a huge existential threat, given the biggest build up of russian forces around ukraine. since the cold war, and it has meant that the alliance has to reconside

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we have a life who they're on team plus 19 austin police officers are being indicted after using non lethal force during the 2020 george ford protest. we examined the district attorney's line of thinking with a guest, candidate, lack of socialization, breeding a different kind of human being. we take a look all that a more right here on our t america. ah, hello and thank you so much for joining us. i'm natasha suite, filling in for scotty now hughes britain has announced recognizing the independence of the self proclaimed republics in eastern ukraine. on monday, russian president vladimir putin made an address to the country and did it mince words on ukraine? the ukrainian snow, bel, these choices do they understand that the country has become not even the protector it now it's a colony with puppets at its helm. this comes after, don't boss, leader is called on pretend to recognize the regions as independent russian president reiterated it ukraine has no control over their own country. and ukraine itself is now being controlled from the outside. it is pretty traded not only by the in

well, my team austin police officer recently indicted over their actions during the 2020 george floyd protest. the officers report late use non lethal beanbags during the protest in texas. however, they are being charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. when protest her was hit in the head and suffered several injuries including a broken jaw. so it did these officers break protocol or is the district attorney turning his back on police for more insight on the matter we bring in mark blue, a retired san diego police officer who now lives in austin, texas. thanks so much for joining us. mark. hi natasha. so we know that protests that occurred in 2020 brought some people to gather and polarized others, which is another topic completely on its own. i want to focus on the video services online about the incident having been in the feel yourself. tell us what you see where the officer is breaking protocol. ok, well the videos that i've seen show the officers responding to of large protests involving several the individuals committing criminal acts such as vandalism, in a soul,

heard if the president this morning and i think you've probably seen the state thament secretary austin put out commending the professional. i and skill and readiness exhibited by our forces in this operation. particularly with the extensive regard toward safeguarding innocent life that we knew was located there at the target's location and while the cowardly actions of the man and his followers resulted in the tragic death of at least three innocent civilian, the calculated efforts of our forces succeeded in protecting more than 10 women, children, and babies. these efforts included a deliberate decision by the president to execute a raid on the location as opposed to an air strike, despite the additional risk that that decision put on our forces. and as i think you've probably seen, in addition to all that, as they got to the site, they called out to everyone in the building, giving them an opportunity to leave peacefully, quietly, and for abdullah to surrender hims. of course he chose a different rout. while there were no u.s. casualties, one of our helicopters did suffer a mechanica

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>> steve: this is a rare occasion, bill, austin and i agree.se are really good numbers, i've had a chance last half-hour to go through the report and not much to complain about. it is very positive and i agree with austin, really good news we saw increase in labor force participation getting workers back into the work force, still about 4 million employment behind where we were before covid, but this was a solid report. that is good news. the bad news is that if you look at what is happening right now with the inflation, it is not, in my opinion, no signs it is receding. it looks like it is getting worse. oil hit $90 per barrel, equivalent of about paying $4 to $4.50 a gallon. i filled up yesterday bill, and paid $65 to fill up my tank. food prices rising, i wor bethis inflation problem and think the question is whether wages can keep up with the rising inflation. >> bill: get off the toin weigh in. we reached seven-year high, $3.42 per gallon on gas prices, that is not cool. oil above $90 a barrel. you think about march of 2020, you couldn't g