ben smith the klm ceo, thank you very much.uropean markets are now closed and a negative session with london performing -- underperforming a little bit. the tribe -- the travel and leisure sector is under pressure today in the numbers coming out. we will continue the conversation in a moment. kailey: it has been a wild ride. joining us as the ceo of pioneer national resources. scott, you are speaking on the analyst call after your most recent quarterly report saying oil could easily go to $150 a barrel in the coming months but that will not change your production plans in your growth rate of 5% a year. if other players in the shell patch do not follow suit, where is that going to leave pioneer? scott: thanks. it is great to be with you and guy today. we have committed to our long-term shareholders will be growing 0% to 5% regardless of the oil price. will be sending 80% of our cash flow back in the form of dividends to our investors. in addition we have announced a $4 billion stock buyback. it has been well-received, both the d

ben smith joins us live up from them, but we are expecting to hear from the russian ambassador to the un at any moment. and now a buffet to say, it'll likely be in line with with dea, what we have been hearing from the russian side for days now that this action is in their eyes an attempt to restore order in easton ukraine. jesse vladimir putin remains his ultimate desire. he says in a speech earlier on this week, way effectively called into question the right of the ukraine of ukraine to exist as a state. he wants as a minimum or ukraine to renounce and ambitions to join nato and to remain neutral and ukraine while it has a desire to join nato. a realistically such a prospect is very, very far down the line. and because russia has continued to assert control has recognized antonette scan. ma, ganske as independent states, this is, remains ukrainian, sovereign territory. and these sanctions have been revealed by the united kingdom by the united states, and will be revealed by the european union. but russia has a 2nd, essentially const prepared itself for sanctions. it's made is econom

ben smith is in moscow with the latest on the diplomatic efforts there to end the complaint. the political and physical net essentially is tightening around russia now are politically. well dmitri madrid ever former president of russia now the deputy had of russia security council. he's shrugged off sanctions. he says actually is one good reason for us to pull out of a dialogue on strategic nuclear stability and potentially to pull out of the ah, you strategic arm reductions. treaty, the start treaty that sign in 2010 and extended to 2021. and also the council of europe as suspended. russia and mid would have calls up really unfair the council of europe created after the 2nd world war to encourage democracy. and the rule of law in european countries, but never deaf says now that gives us a chance to slam the door. he says on this organization may be re introduce the death penalty for serious crimes. and meanwhile, we have more more eastern european countries. the baltic states all now included in this banning there airlines from flying into russia and russia in retaliation ba

you see this physical isolation of russia begin to take place as well as the political one barbara ben smith with the latest air from moscow. bernadette for the moment. thank you. well, the european union is reportedly discussing a 3rd package of sanctions against russia. the block along with the u. s. and the u . k. has already brought in a range of measures including directly targeting president vladimir putin win montero. villa is a senior research fellow with the italian institute for international political studies. that's italy's biggest foreign affairs think tank based in milan. matter in that join says now from venice via skype. thank you so much for joining us here now to 0. so 1st of all, just tell us a little bit about how effective this 3rd potential med strata of, of sanctions are. and just also the divisions that we have seen within the western alliance when it comes to the sanctions. yeah. so they might be very effective as you might have heard the sanctions against sweet sit benny's been in russia from accessing the soup network, you know, their food, it last backs to communi

ben smith looks at the effect the sanctions are having on ordinary people. nervous about where the debit and credit cards might stop working, a sanctioned bite. some russians a stocking upon cash. soon they'll begin to feel the financial pain of the president's decision to invade ukraine with interest rates more than doubled 20 percent. and the rubel plunging 30 percent against the dollar. i know that we are planning to buy a flat. so for us it is very important that we were hoping to have a certain interest rate. now it will be totally different the waiver. so of course i am worried anyway, 1st of all, the situation of the, of the dollars unclear and what about foot prices. we are in a debt and situation. there is no way out for people. russians have been promised that central bank reserves of more than $630000000000.00 will help cushing the economy from sanctions. but much of this money is in foreign banks. sanctions will make it very difficult to get any of it back to moscow. one russian economist told al jazeera, it's a completely unprecedented situation for the central bank on frida

and said, ben, it's smith's report from moscow to protest in russia takes a certain amount of courage as it comes with the likelihood that you'll be detained, of violence. this is an petersburg where they were chanting no to war, yet an independent monitoring group reported protests in 44 russian cities on sunday, including here and cousin. ah, and in russia's eastern city of a coast to bring your people to person. it is a crime both against ukraine and against russia. you are, i think it is killing me, crane and russia. i'm outraged. i haven't slept for 3 nights. and i think we must now declare very loudly that we don't want to be killed. we don't want any crane to be killed. these have been the 1st significant attempt at nationwide protests in almost a year since the jailing of crumbling critic, alexia val, me, or moscow. the police are making it very difficult for people to try and protest any one who so much as lingers in a suspected gathering area is taken away for questioning. protesters don't worry the kremlin, but sanctions and international condemnation of the invasion of ukr

look at lebron james, fresh off of a l to the warriors j lo ben emmitt smith. you've got to love it. and the rams they got on the board first, matt stafford to odell beckham junior talk about star power. he did the michael jackson the little moonwalk, not going to bears myself. i can't do. it is 7, nothing right out the gate. but the bengals, they pretty good quarterback in their own right. joe burrow to ja'marr chase. that's a 46 yard pitch and catch. but the rams didn't break 7 breathing forced a field goal 2nd quarter. more rams offense mask after rolls out. he finds cooper cup. we will see a lot of him in this highlight. the pa ti was no good. 13 to 3 rams. still in the second. the running back from oakley, california, east bay turns into a quarterback finds tee higgins for the score is 13, 10. what a play next possession. you hate this part of sports. odell beckham junior that. injury. you never want to see non-contact. just the ones that you fear the worst. is that the same knee he tore his acl on these guys work so hard. you never want to see that happen

ben and jennifer lopez, emmitt smith. a lot of money in there and the rams they got on the board. first, matt stafford hit odell back on from 17 yards out. does a little moonwalk. michael jackson, odell beckham never shy to show his emotion, but the bengals. >> they got a pretty good quarterback of their own right. joe burrow down the field to ja'marr chase for a 46 yard game. but the rams held them to a field goal. so it is 7 to 3. let's go to the 2nd quarter. more rams offense, matt stafford. he's going to roll out the 5 cooper cup. cupp has been the best wideout in football all season long. the pa ti was no good. 13, 3 randes still in the second running back. joe mixon. he's from oakley east bay and he looks like a quarterback there tosses the pass to tee higgins. it's 13, 10 next ran possession. look at that. odell beckham, a non-contact injury. you hate to see that. that is the same surgically repaired knee. he tore his acl in a couple years down the work so hard to get to this situation. you hate to see it now. how about some halftime entertainment? dre, eminem, mary j blige

ben white scoring on his debut. finn russell added the extras along with a penalty. his opposite number marcus smithd half, that put england in the lead, a lead they extended — thanks to three english penalties. but a penalty try, luke cowan dickie yellow carded for this error, put scotland in front. and they lead 20—17. it�*s been a mixed day for gb on the opening day of competition at the winter olympics in beijing. curlers amy dodds and bruce mouatt won one match but lost another in their mixed event. while there was disappointment for katie omerod, who missed the final of the women�*s slopestyle event on her olympic debut after injury forced her out on the eve of the last games. andy swiss reports. the first day of the games and the first gold medal up for grabs in cross skiing. the norwegian defied -20 cross skiing. the norwegian defied —20 conditions to seal her place in olympic history. british hopes of an early lift off didn�*t quite materialise. katie ormerod had high hopes in the snowboard slope style, but if you costly errors meant she fails to qualify for the final tomorrow. after breaki

ben. he comes back in though dishing to dorian finney smith gives the mavs the lead with less than four minutes to play 94 95 94 maps donchance with the spin and the fade away unstoppable. get 34 dinwiddy another three. it's a 26-1 run for dallas. he finished with 24 dallas up four final minutes donchic off the glass 28-3 dallas run dallas outscored the dubs by 20 in the fourth. they win 107 101 this is what it feels like in the playoffs. this is what it feels like you know when? when you're when you're playing against a really good team and the games never over. you know, that's why we we stress all the details. we do, you know over and over again. that's why we practice everything we practice we made so many mental mistakes just to home games in a row where it's been a rough, you know fourth quarter for so we got to figure out how to maintain our energy even a shot someone falling because that's where it might be like in a playoff game where you got to grind out of win. now earlier wasn't any better for team teal. they got some tough news when they learned defenseman mario ferraro broke his f

smith there. the defence secretary ben follett says there has been a proliferation of false flag events —— ben wallacegh pressure building in. that's going to settle things down. so it is an improving sort of day regarding the winds and we should see increasing amounts of sunshine as well as the afternoon wears on, just a few showers across central and eastern areas. still a very blustery day, but not as windy as it has been. you can see these gusts still a feature across eastern areas through the afternoon, but lighter further north and west. temperatures not too bad for the time of year, 10—12 degrees which is above the seasonal norm. single figures there for the north of scotland, where there'll be a few showers. eventually, the winds will ease right down through this evening and overnight. a ridge of high pressure builds in, so the winds turning light and it will turn quite chilly across eastern areas under clear skies. but the next frontal system will arrive across the north—west of the country, increasing cloud, wind, outbreaks of rain. so temperatures will be lifting out west, but a chillier ni

. >> thank you both, ben and kristina >> time for a cnbc news update with shepard smith >> thanks.n cnbc, here's what's happening this hour a russian invasion of ukraine could happen at any moment the national security adviser calling it a distinct possibility. and that it could happen before the olympics are over. his warning today for the thousands of americans believed to be in ukraine, clear and stark. >> we encourage all american citizens who remain in ukraine to depart immediately. we want to be crystal clear on this point any american in ukraine should leave as soon as possible, and in any event, in the next 24 to 48 hours we obviously cannot predict the future we don't know exactly what is going to happen. but the risk is now high enough and the threat is now immediate enough >> this new urgency as senior defense officials tell nbc news the secretary of defense ordered the deployment of 3,000 more u.s. troops to poland, joining the 1700 troops already there. as nato allies prepare on the eastern front of the alliance, russian military exercises are under way in belarus an a

ben affleck wearing a mask? i can't tell. jennifer lopez hard to tell. emmet smithe is really worried about covid-19, isn't he? but if you have a kid over. please but the them in bubble wrap and put them in a mask. >> ainsley: even the maher mayor eric garcetti seen not wearing a mask. people are saying our kids have to wear masks tomorrow when they go to school. there is supposed to be a mask inside the stadium. leaders are the ones telling us have to wear a mask. there is garcetti without a mask. >> brian: was he holding his breath? i cannot tell. >> ainsley: the entire game. >> brian: he did. he held his breath. hopefully he will will be able to survive. as long as he held his breath as he promised. >> steve: rules do say protocols include mandatory mask requirement inside the stadium everybody over two regardless of vaccination status. you could take it down briefly if you were having a zip of water or eating one of the $75 hot dogs. >> brian: there is video of a 3-year-old changing a birth certificate to go under 2. if we have video of that because they didn't

ben white. the youthful energy for england came from marcus smith. 22 years old in the number ten shirt.uke cowan—dickie hadn't knocked on that ball deliberately, the referee ruled. yellow card, penalty try. the game was tied. then, with nine minutes left, finn russell had a penalty, to put scotland three points ahead. it was there, and if scotland could hang on, if they could boop that all finally, anywhere safely, it was their game. well, beating england is always a joy, well, beating england is always a joy, of course, but it is becoming a regular occurrence for scotland. we see that in the team celebrating on the other end of the pitch. a scotland potential six nations champions. it scotland potential six nations champions-— scotland potential six nations chamions. . ., ., , , champions. it means a lot to us, but it means more _ champions. it means a lot to us, but it means more for _ champions. it means a lot to us, but it means more for our _ champions. it means a lot to us, but it means more for our country, - champions. it means a lot to us, but it means more for our country, for

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