brett barry providing instant analysis. he's here in the studio. peter doocy tracking the white house response. tomlinson is on the ground with what's happening in western ukraine. we begin tonight in the middle of it all again tonight from kyiv. what is the latest there, steve? >> steve: several loud explosions here in kyiv. one major fireball, unconfirmed reports that a ukrainian fire jet was shot out of the sky with a surface-to-air russian missile. what is clear, the debris of the plane set a building on fire. the firefighters sent to build that out. the big question here is at this point seems to be when, not if they'll arrive here in the capital. according to defense officials, they say the forces are now 20 miles away. 20 miles of tanks and armored vehicles outside of the capital. as far as the president goes, he says that russian sabotage teams are already inside the capital. he said that he and his family are targets number one and two. the president of ukraine said his death will be the destruction according to russia. he's coming to kill

we were on inflationary cycle before this war broke out, brett. to exacerbate more fuel to the fire pit oil prices already elevated are likely to stay elevated. they seem quite high brett but we are below the prices were played with 2008 these russian situation of course russia pumps a lot of oil this does not help us at all we're going to see the center pocketbooks at home when it comes to energy. when it comes to inflation at large is higher prices for everything across the board this is not what a change that scenario at all. bret: quickly you sea world events that affect things in our 401k sometimes jump up and down. what is the advice for someone watching all of this, they sought go up at one point this week. but it could drop significantly. >> first more than anything, brett, don't panic and don't bet against the u.s. it's never been a great bet. but j.p. morgan the financier had a great piece of advice years ago. he said sell them to the sleeping points a couple hundred point swing in the dow was upsetting of too much might be a little too

brett.s a lot of collateral damage with women and children. >> well, i think on the one hand it's an important step, necessary one. not a sufficient one. i don't think that we are paying enough attention to the threat that is emerging both from the remnants of isis as well as a taliban that is strengthening its hold on afghanistan. this is an issue that needs more attention and it is not enough simply to take out the newest leader of isis. we've got to go down and ensure that the roots are also removed. >> shannon: fred, final word to you. >> i give president biden a lot of credit for this strike. i agree with brett. isis and al qaeda are making huge gains around the globe especially in afghanistan. incredible gains in africa. it's great that this happened but we really have to do much more because isis is growing enormously in ungoverned spaces and they will soon strike out to other areas. >> shannon: that gives us something to sleep on tonight. gentlemen, brecht and fred, thank you both. w

brett thank you. thank you.our guests. >> don't forget brett has ukrainian foreign minister on tonight as well. one countries most controversy grass prosecutors scrambling to cover his tracks now even the left leaning "los angeles times" questioning the l.a. district attorney gascon and his dramatic about face after he learned what fox news had found. >> leaked recording in which convicted child mow letter celebrated the policy that spared her years in presson for violent attack on ten year old girl. he even bragged about the system in referred to victim in some sickest terms you can imagine. ep said he wished he had handled the case differently even telling l. a times he might be pretending to be transgender this morning gascon own spokesperson came on fox in attempted clean up but that was before another twist in all that gascon himself had those jail house recordings for at least a month. >> chief correspondent jonathan hunt life i in los angeles with what his spokesman now saying about all of that. jonathan?

i want to bring in brett mcgurk. it's great to have you on the show.r being here, and a good afternoon to you. >> thanks, hallie. great to be here. >> talk to me about the intelligence gathering that led to this raid, and why the president decided to pull the trigger now. it seems as though there were a confluence of events, right? good intel, good conditions on the ground that led to this being the moment. >> well, the intel came together around the summer and over the course of the fall, our military team working with the intelligence community started to put together options as we refined making sure this was the leader of isis in this house, and they're looking at who's in the house, and around the house and getting the patterns of life and that takes some time. the president got his first operational briefing about six weeks ago in december, and really walked through in exquisite detail what this operation would be like, the complexity, because there was a family living on the first floor, and he knew that, and it was kind of ironic. he was respon

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i believe down the road, putin boebert brett that he has done this -- putin will regret that he has done this. we have the ability to move forward with swift responses that impose severe costs on russia. no mistake, the united states stands with ukraine and our nato allies and our nato partners. together with our allies, the united states will ensure that putin suffers the consequences of his illegal and immoral actions. this is an immoral man. i stand, america stands, in solidarity with the people of ukraine and the ukrainian american community. i have always had a close relationship with the ukrainian community in new york. every year at st. patrick's, they commemorate when stalin, a russian, caused millions of ukrainians to starve. it was a genocide. the ukrainians are familiar with russian attempts to dominate ukraine. ukraine will, like in the past, fight back. we will support them with the kind of economic and security aid they need. reporter: [inaudible] sen. schumer: i do not. i think everything putin does is aimed at trying to dominate, and i do not trust a word he says. yes, i

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seven congressman, brett appreciate you great have your insight thank you.vasion of ukraine triggering an energy crisis here at home. the question is if the biden administration has plans to fix it? we are taking that on next bideg our pop dependence in decreasing domestic production refinance putin in his effort to commit this act of aggression. ♪ do you think any of us will look back in our lives, and regret the things we didn't buy? (camera shutters) or the places we didn't go. ♪ ♪ jackie: the crisis overseas triggering an energy crisis here at home. right now america is on u.s. oil from other countries is being called into question. some members of congress urging the president to restart the construction of the keystone xl pipeline. turning now to discuss all this, quil robinson. good evening and always good to see. let's start with the day one of the biden administration. what does he come in and do? he shuts down the keystone pipeline he bans drilling on federal land and essentially says biggest agenda item, is alternative energy and climate change. a

brett, i want to start with you because, as i understand it, you were in the situation room i believe back in 2014 when russia invaded crimea. can you please give us some insight, what did you learn then that would be applicable to understanding what's happening now? >> yeah, i think several things. one is that we have to be prepared for russia to use a lot of what we call asymmetric options, and that is not just that they're going to engage in that frontal assault, but as has been reported over the last several days, efforts at both disinformation, sabotage, and, quite frankly, i think we've got to use our imagination to understand where the russians may try, both in ukraine, but let's also zoom this out and realize that russia's overall objective is president putin has already articulated it's much broader. nato has got to be prepared for what else is potentially on the table. >> so, colonel leighton, you had mentioned that -- when we talk about what we're seeing with the worldwide protests against russia, which i think are far more expansive than anybody thought that they would be,

brett hankinson is wanted for wanton endangerment for firing shots into a building.ady underway. prosecutor barbara whaley started telling the jury what the case was not about. she said it's not about the death of breonna taylor, it's not about the botched search warrant, it's not even about the louisville metropolitan police department. she said what it is about, she told jurors, is brett hankinson and his actions that night. she spent several minutes explaining where hankinson was, what he said and what he was doing in the moments before the shooting. hankinson himself charged with wanton endangerment. his lawyer will argue that his client fired when he heard gunfire and thought his fellow officers were being executed. i've reached out to breonna taylor's mother. i've spoken to her a number of times, spoke to her about this trial and what it means and does not mean for her. >> frustrated, angry, heartbroken, disappointed, the list goes on. it's just this vicious cycle of not trusting in the system. >> reporter: do you feel like justice is being served? >> no, not a

in a rocket was dominating, brett, right?ld go into the whole you can for the guerrilla warfare, but not moments, that first couple of days was an unbelievable mass. it doesn't seem like russia is showing that kind of dominance. >> they aren't. and i have to say this, every day that zelenskyy is outdoing selfies and videos on the streets of kyiv is a day that the ukrainians can count as another chance for their democracy, for their freedom, to survive. and every day that goes by the putin has not. he did not take one single city by reports that are coming out just in the last hour. that is bad news for putin because he can't point anything as progress. >> esn i want to go over the list with colonel davis as i did. major control centers have not been taken out, no population centers taken out, russian hasn't russia has not knocked out ukraine's air and missile defense. a lot of things people would say if you are vladimir putin you have to be looking at momentum and thinking we are losing it. we do not have the momentum right n

brett baier is a talented presidential historian and writer with a knack for shining a light on pivotal leaders at pivotal moments in american history that always seem to be worth another look. his three-day series gave us a very important glimpse into the lives of three u.s. presidents. dwight eisenhower, ronald reagan and fdr, all who changed the course of history in the fate of the nation. his newest book on our 18th president ulysses s. grant entitled "to rescue the republic" is as educational as it is timely. i say educational in that grant was far more important in u.s. history than some historians have given him credit for. and timely in that when it comes to the fragility of our national unity as in the times we live in today -- well a read of brett's book shows you that we have been here before. it is always a pleasure and an honor to have him with us. so ladies and gentlemen, if you would, please join me in welcoming to the reagan library mr. bret baier. [ applause ] >> thank you very much. it is great to be back here. thank you for making the effort to come out. mask and all.

brett taylor, co-ceo of salesforce, appreciate you taking the time.rst tv interview since taking that role. coming up, michael sailor of microstrategy, the company taking an impairment charge having to write down the value of its bitcoin. but still investing, still buying more. michael sailor with us next. this is bloomberg. >> there is a way of building for the internet, building for the world, that is trusted, that is open, that is inclusive of anyone who wants to participate. ♪ emily: microstrategy taking an impairment charge on its bitcoin holdings after the sec said companies need to follow new accounting rules. still, michael saylor's firm is buying more bitcoin. here to talk about it is sonali basak. >> it's interesting to see how microstrategy has written the ride of bitcoin. you see the ups and downs bitcoin has gone through and where microstrategy has bought in on the average price of $48,710 of last year. that has led to an impairment charge of $147 million. remember, these are accounting changes. you have investors that may or may not be c

the british empire, for example, massive technical, technological change, and more recently as well. brett said coded throughout that she's been, she's remained a stable, figure, dignified, figuring for so many in fact, the vast majority of the public here, they don't know another monic to this is a moment to, to reflect on that time. of course, we do know that that will be big celebrations in june. they'll be a 4 day weekend when you can expect people really enjoying the sunny weather st. coffee, for example, all expected to mock. what is this extraordinary achievement for the monic? but the queen has also had a fair share of family troubles recently, has not had any effect on her popularity. that's right. it's been a rookie few years for the royal family in general. good deal of control with see if you think that will has sung prince andrew has been caught up in the sexual assault allegations, the full out of which is ongoing and very public will that he does strenuously deny those allegations. and then of course, there is a grand fun prince harry and his wife megan, stepping back from w

well, oil prices simply rose again. brett crude, the global standard is up from $51.00 a barrel and january 20, 21 to $89.00 a barrel. now, analysts for j. p. morgan even expect that the price will reach $100.00 this summer . earlier i spoke with our financial correspondent in new york ian's quarter and asked how long oil prices could continue to rise. well, i mean, there are some estimate, sir, by j. p. morgan, for instance, or even by goldman sachs, we could reach the 100 to a dollar, a crude mark, or even a within the next couple of months. so there is a feeling in the oil market that traders actually want to see the so $100.00 mark per barrel it's, it's really going to happen a depends clearly on a plenty of factors. let's see, for example, what wednesdays, opec plus meeting will bring to the supply side than if you look at the demand side of the weather is still a pretty cold, so that good to lead to more a demand for m heating oil. and then at what happens when the locked on measures and china cars are over. so that could bring more demand and drive prices and higher. so if that's goi

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if i can have sergeant brett bradford come back up again.ficer daren mccray. [ applause ] officer trevor roberts. [ applause ] officer robert glenn. [ applause ] officer david chang. [ applause ] officer christopher capanelli. [ applause ] and officer jason gallagher. [ applause ] next is captain guytano caljeroni and sergeants lawrence ing and brian crana as well as michael gordon, michael hill, patrick mcnichols as well as sean thompson who wasn't able to attend tonight. >> it's an honor again to be up here to give awards to these fine officers. on january 19th, 2021, a year to this day, officer patrick conden and officer sean thompson were on patrol when dispatch reported a violent domestic dispute at the 800 block of 26th avenue. a 911 caller was yelling for help stating that her husband had a gun and was injuring people inside the house. a struggle and shouting was heard in the background when the 911 dispatcher received that call. as officers conden and officer thompson arrived on scene and tacticfully approached the residence, a hyste

brett, any new details on the killing of this isis leader?ecause in the ground floor of that building was a family, a wife and husband and four children, that we don't believe had any idea, knew who was on the third floor. we were focused on that family because one of the assumptions in the plan, we wanted to capture al qurayshi, known as abdullah, but we assumed like al baghdadi he might decide to kill himself. we actually rehearsed and the president in the back and forth asked about the structural stability of the building. we had engineers determine if there was an explosion on the third floor the lower level would remain sound. that's the extraordinary planning that the military undertook to make this load. this was not just al baghdadi's successor but the right-hand man, orchestrator of the genocide of tens of thousands. he was orchestrator of enslaving thousands of yazidi girls. of course, nothing here ever goes according to plan, but this did go kind of as we had planned it out. we had done every contingency over months of planning and

brett hankison is charged with firing shots that landed in a neighboring apartment.ana, the first witness called to the stand today is a man by the name of cody etherton. he lived in the apartment next door to breonna taylor and he described at one point when he had to hit the floor and he says roll into the hallway when shots rang out and at one point telling his girlfriend who was living there with him at the time to call 911 that police, he says, were firing into the wrong apartment. his amount. also during opening statements the prosecuting attorney in this case laid out, dana, what this case is about in her estimation and what it's not about. she says it's not about breonna taylor. breonna taylor should not have been killed that night. she says it's not about search warrants. it's not about reforming the louisville metropolitan police department. she told jurors what this case is about is brett hankison and his actions that night. she spent a great deal of time during the opening statements describing what he did the moments before the shooting in speak to go br

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brett is the only officer charged. for the death of breonna taylor. breonn bra taylor should not ha died that night. >> reporter: he blindly fired shots. some rounds pierced the wall of a neighboring unit where cody livered with his pregnant partner and her child. he said bullets came within inches of hitting him. >> debris started going past my head, my face. >> reporter: after hearing gunfire, he says he heard someone in taylor's apartment speaking. >> i heard somebody saying, i believe that was breathe, baby breathe. >> reporter: prosecutors say he was not in the line of fire but the defense argues his actions were justified and responsible. >> you're going to discover that this scene was total chaos. >> reporter: hankenson is expected to testify in his own defense. >> brett is going to tell you that when that door was breached, he had a straight shot in that hallway. he saw the muzzle flash from the gun that was fired at the officers. >> reporter: the officers who were there that night were serving a no knock warra

. >> very interesting you point that out, i want to bring you back into the conversation, brett.re are american forces in ukraine at this very hour. the administration acknowledging that. they are clearly in harm's way as long as they're on the ground. if you're advising this administration, what would be the number one bit of advice you might give them? >> well, i think one, we've got to up our game. it's a football weekend. vladimir putin is playing in the super bowl of international strategy and we're sill unfortunately trying to figure out how to get the ball down the field, and i think it's unfortunate because we've lost confidence from a lot of allies and that is why i think you're seeing the kind of divisions and the doubts in germany, france, elsewhere in europe. so we have got to put forward a much stronger strategy. you know, today, we heard from jake sullivan, a warning to americans. i think we need a much stronger warning to vladimir putin, and not just slapping on a few more economic sanctions. >> um, you know, aaron, whenever i think about this administration and it

brett hankinson faces 3 counts of wanton endangerment for firing through breonna taylor's wall into a neighboring home. none of his bullets hit taylor today. a neighbor was the first witness to testify. he described how he and his pregnant girlfriend were jolted awake that night by the sound of taylor's door being breached. >> i our somebody saying i believe that was a breeze baby breeze. i think it was breeze, baby, breathe. that's what i that's what i remember and that's when i knew i was like. >> this is serious. brett hankinson is also expected to testify if hankinson is convicted, he could face up to 5 years behind bars. >> up next, we're following breaking news for you tonight on the war in ukraine. russia launching an invasion just hours ago. explosions can be heard in the capital city. people there are being told to go to bomb shelters. we have more. on that situation and also how one bay area company is helping its workers now in the middle of this war zone. oh, wow, barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're

opening arguments are underway in the trial of former louisville police officer brett a hankinson.ring shots into breonna taylor's apartment in a raid. jason carroll is with me. jason, what's happening today? >> reporter: the prosecution started off first explaining what the trial is not about. she said that it is not about breonna taylor's death, that she should not have died that night. that it is not about search warrants, it's not about reforming the louisville metropolitan police department. she told jurors what the trial is about is brett havnkinson an his actions that night, what he did and what he did not do. she spent much of her opening, kate, explaining where exactly he was standing in the moments leading up to the shooting and what happened during the shooting. of course, for breonna taylor's mother, this is not the trial that she wanted to see, and right now she told me she is dealing with a whole list of emotions. >> frustrated, angry, heartbroken, disappointed. the list goes on. it's just this vicious cycle of not trusting in the system. >> reporter: do you feel like

former officer brett hankison fired 10 shots, but none hit taylor.he's accused of endangering neighbors when bullets tore into their apartment. today's opening statements offered sharply different takes on hankison's actions. >> you will hear that the defendant claimed that he saw into the doorway, the front door and he claimed that he saw a shooter in there with an ar rifle. you will learn that there was no a.r. rifle in apartment 4, there was one pistol, a glock 43 x 9 millimeter. >> he was attempting to defend and save the lives of his brother officers who he thought were still caught in what they call the fatal funnel in that doorway. brett hankison was justified in what he did and everything he did on that scene out there, before during and after the shooting occurred was logical, was reasonable, was justified and made total sense. >> woodruff: police burst into taylor's apartment on a no-knock narcotics search in march of 2020. her boyfriend opened fire, thinking they were intruders, and two officers shot back, killing taylor. the city paid $12

look, we saw this, obviously, brett kavanaugh hearings., but their base didn't need to be motivated. they were primed up and ready to go, turn out and vote in 2018. it was republicans who were most motivated by those hearings. they thought that democrats were overstretching, were overreaching, were attacking brett kavanaugh personally. we saw it in the hearings for clarence thomas with anita hill. so there are plenty of examples where that kind of approach has gone to backfire, and, look, those members who sit on judiciary committee. they are positioning themselves, many of them, for a 2024 run. they need to keep their own owners and their own base motivated. but for the folks who are running for the senate and, remember, john, i know you talk about this all the time, but this senate map not only is it better for democrats this year but it's one of the best maps that any party has had going into midterm year because democrats aren't defending any red states. they don't have to defend any state that donald trump won. so this then, you know,

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joining me former military intelligence analyst brett velicovich.efore i ask you what a invasion might look like i want to ask but the responses we've seen so far, the buildup from here. we spent a lot of time last week applauding the unity of nato. he ripped into the west over the weekend. asked the west what are you waiting for. accused them of appeasement when it comes to russia and vladmir putin. your thoughts? >> diplomacy clearly is not working. the whole situation is a mess and putin has always been a bad faith actor when it comes to all of this. i don't see a scenario where russia doesn't continue escalation and cross the border into ukraine. ukraine is the perfect front line of putin goals and stretching the alliance between the united states and nato. sadly it is working. much touted nato unity could fall apart if russian tanks fall across the border. watch how quickly the nations wipe their hands of ukraine if bullets start flying and money dries up. putin doesn't really know how other allies are going to act. you better believe the ameri

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sounded optimistic when he spoke with casey brett. >> what mile are we at now?n be at 20 miles. to have the eir certify, that is incredible. >> sports on abc7 >> that is our report. i'm dan ashley. for all of us here, we appreciate your time. channing tatum. have a great weekend. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- channing tatum. david oyelowo. and our 15th annual belly flop competition. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, cleto. hi, everybody. i'm jimmy, the host. thank you for watching. thank you for joining us on a big day, a day of much self-congratulation here in hollywood. it is oscar nomination day. [ cheers and applause ] the oscars, of course, are our chance to honor all the great movies we watched on television. [ laughter ]

she was a graduate of harvard law school, she clerked for stephen breyer on the supreme court, like brett anthony kennedy, whom he replaced on the supreme court. she was a private lawyer in a law firm, but also a criminal defense lawyer, a public defender, which is something that many people think the court has needed for many years, someone with that experience. she was appointed by barack obama to the district court in washington, served for several years, and just last year just president biden appointed her to the d.c. circuit, which is the traditional last step for many justices who wind up on the supreme court, chief justice roberts, clarence thomas, antonin scalia, ruth ginsburg, brett kavanaugh all served on the d.c. circuit before they were on the supreme court. she's been on the court for a brief period of time, she's expected to vote very similarly to stephen breyer. she will be part of the liberal wing of the court, which is only three justices. so the court is not expected to change in its results very much, but it is a big deal. it is a big deal. only been 115 justices in th

it's brett burns. get itself into the tight window and logan does the rest. slow motion for you here. logan involved in both points yesterday. he adds in the assist. two minutes left in overtime. victor, there is your game. 3-2 the final. sharks have lost five of six. next up the all-star break it. won't be back in action until february 14th. >>> rivalry night. stanford and the cal bears. cal up early. here is jordon shepherd. goes there to a little elbow jumper. we love the elbow jumper. nothing but nylon. he 15. cardinal took over in the second half. ingram, baselita po hisway in for two. stanford winerns, 57-50. they will host washington state on thursday. >>> interesting half hour yesterday afternoon in the jimmy saga. shanahan and lynch opened the session saying they hadn't finalized their decision yet. then 20 minutes later jimmy laid his cards on the table and gave what seemed like a farewell speech. he said he talked about future destinations on monday if they can't find a trade suitor he would go to free agency. >> faithful thank you very much for ev

. >> reporter: the trial of former louisville police officer brett hankson, the only officer involved in the raid on breonna taylor's apartment to face criminal charges now getting under way. he's charged with endangerment for firing ten shots during the raid that took breonna taylor's life nearly two years ago. he was dismissed months after the raid. the former chief of louisville police saying hankson fired, quote, blindly into taylor's apartment. >> debris started going past my head, my face, which i pretty much knew because i heard the shots, pretty much knew that it was gunfire coming through the wall. >> reporter: none of those shots hit taylor, but several bullets entered a neighbor's apartment, endangering cody etherton, his pregnant girlfriend, and their 5-year-old child. >> one or two more inches, and i would have been shot, which kind of upsets me because i think about it all the time. i'm like, my son would have never even got to meet me. i would have never even got to meet my son. >> reporter: but hankson's attorney argued he was simply doing his job, defending his fellow

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