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comcast business.> back now to dramatic new video in the fight of capitol kyiv. heavy rocket attack by russian forces. drone footage geo located by cnn shows widespread devastation. fires raging. meanwhile, ukrainian forces appear to have retaken area east of the capitol. some captured russian armor in the small settlement of lukenevkova. the occupiers have left behind the tanks, we'll take the guns. exactly a month world leaders are formulating plans on how to respond to russia's next moves and putting an end to this. insight on how it may end if it can end by retired army four star general david petraeus. general petraeus, thank you for joining us. what do you think is the most important thing to come out of this nato summit, and particularly what do you think the u.s. and nato will do to try to reinforce its nato borders? >> i think there are a number of take aways, anderson. important one is that the nato secretary general has been extended for a year. stoltenberg has been a terrific leader of nato

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comcast business. powering possibilities™. >>> welcome or welcome back.anctions imposed by the west on russia in the past few days have been unprecedented that list is long and includes cutting off some russian banks, not all, but some from the s.w.i.f.t. money transport system also export controls and freezing the russian central bank access to the foreign reserves a column in the journal yesterday suggestions sanctions against russia and president vladimir putin will not really hurt until they include energy oil and gas. and they should not be ruled out. let's speak to the author of the column rochelle toplensky thank you for joining us this is a huge, but hugely hot button issue as well to go after russia, you have to go after energy. the source of most of the money. however, in doing so, it could already add to higher prices and consumer inflation in the u.s. and in western europe. what do you think? what are people saying about th proper balance here? >> thanks for having me on it is a difficultone because balance is obviously going to be very painfu

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comcast business.ing possibilities™. >>> as a humanitarian crisis grows, negotiations between the two countries have continued. this week, the russian foreign minister claimed that parts of the ukraine compromise deal were close. ukrainian president zelenskyy was skeptical. zelenskyy acknowledge that ukraine will not be joining nato. ukrainian neutrality is a russian demand. a kremlin spokesman told bloomberg news said major progress was wrong. if the ukrainian government and russian negotiators come to an agreement, could anyone, let alone ukraine, trust putin? can anybody trust him to keep his promises after his lies, deception and land grapes. yesterday, he remained defiant in a manic speech to the russian people. he reiterate his baseless claims. he also claimed that a so- called special military operation, his euphemism for killing innocent civilians was developing successfully and solve this plan. i'm joint by now the former president advisor to president zelenskyy. why would anybody trust any de

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comcast supports c-span as the public service along with these other television providers giving you a front procedure to democracy . >> representative mikey cheryl is from the 11th district in new jersey. she, is a member of the house armed services can committee . 10 year navy veteran, welcome . >> welcomed. >> we start off by asking about the us andnato in the ukraine war. are we doing enough ? >> as you may know i had the opportunity to go to ukraine a couple weeks ago with the foreign affairs committee. i said on the house armed services committee and i've also previously been on russian policy after when i was in the navy and then chief of the us navy european headquarters so i wanted to i go over there and assess what nato was doing if we were doing enough so we stopped first in brussels. and spoke to our nato allies. something that struck me is under the previous administration our relationship with our nato sh allies and become a bit frayed. i have never seen our partnership prospect. i've been working with our nato allies for many years now and i've never seen the partnersh

comcast business.odd: russia war in ukraine heads into the second week, president biden delivering first state of the union address to congress. what did americans watching at home think? here is lee carter. let's kickoff with inflation. listen. >> president biden: we have a choice, one way to fight inflation, drive down wages and make americans poorer. i think i have a better idea to fight inflation. lower your cost, not wages, make more cars and semiconductor necessary america, more infrastructure and innovation in america. more goods moving faster and cheaper in america. lee. >> they can see the democrats responded well. independents came around, as did republicans, when you talk about making more in america. they gave him a b and c respectively. he wasn't talking about makes things in america. many said he sounded more republican than democrat last night. people have credibility issues with him. you want to make things in america? we have to deal with energy. we heard from james freeman, talk about

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comcast supports c-span as a public service along with these other service providers. giving you a front-row seat to democracy. >> at least six presidents recorded conversations while in office. hear many of those conversations on c-span's new podcast "presidential recordings." >> season 1 focuses on the presidency of lyndon johnson. you will hear about the 1964 civil rights act, the 1964 presidential campaign, the gulf of tonkin incident, the march on selma, and the war in vietnam. not everyone knew they were being recorded. >> certainly, johnson's secretaries knew because they were tasked with transcribing many of those conversations. in fact, they were the ones who made sure that the conversations were taped, as johnson would signal to them through an open door between his office and theirs. >> you will also hear some blunt talk. >> jim. >> yes, sir? >> i want a report of the number of people that were assigned to kennedy the day he died, and the number assigned to me now. and if mine are not less, then i want them less right quick and if i can't ever go to the bath

comcast business.for ukraine and russia say they're making progress in cease-fire talks despite continued deadly strikes overnight. >>> and new this morning, germany is warning of potential, potential natural gas rationing. not a big shock. we'll take you live to ukraine >>> federal regulators authorizing a second covid booster shot for adults age 50 and older as the omicron stealth variant becomes the dominant strain in the u.s. >>> plus an activist round with carl icahn, waging a campaign against kroger and bill acklin says he's giving up the short seller. march 30th, wednesday. one more day to go ♪

in comcast we've been in this for a long time. internet essentials program, we are going into our second decade. it's made such a difference. we will continue to invest other private sector actors will continue to invest. you all in your cities will continue to work with us and invest. we now have unprecedented money coming through the federal government to address these problems as well. we need to first of all keep in mind that investments in broadband networks are essential. adoption though, and that's what i'll spend a lot of time talking about, adoption is the biggest problem in our view. that's because there's such access out there put in communities across the country folks don't seem to be aware or they're inhibed for whatever reason of signing up for internet essentials or for something else. adoption something we need to especially be focused on. the third thing as a theme is we have a generational opportunity. as you know, we have not seen this level of bipartisan commitment and investment in addressing the digital divi

i joined comcast six months ago, basically, in this capacity.h a senior level to address these issues, working with great colleagues, folks like brett perkins who has been with comcast for just a couple of more years than i've been, right, and tony williams and others, i really appreciate it. and lindsey. it's a great team. i want to start off with sort of three very important concepts, mayor suarez. first, because these are really important to keep in mind as we go forward. the first really important theme is, investments in broadband have positioned the united states very well. a lot of times people sort of look and say, well, the united states isn't doing so well when it comes to broadband. but, in fact, our networks on average are faster, more resilient, and more widely deployed than those in europe. and now we have, as you mentioned, the infrastructure bill which will deliver even more in terms of the investments that can be made. to close coverage gaps and make sure all americans can have not just access but actually use and improve their

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comcast business.ossibilities™. >>> the world is showing a mostly united front against russia's aggression. a emergency session today, as you understand this is only the tenth time that's happened since 1950. >> we gather in the general assembly to stand against russia's illegal attack on ukraine. >> we condemn in the strongest terms the unprovoked attack by russia. >> what is currently being deliberately inflicted on ukraine doesn't allow us to remain silent. >> we cannot accept one country attacking another without justification. >> it is illegal. it is illegitimate and it is unacceptable. >> now, that seemed pretty universal except for this. this is one notable exception, china, which said it didn't support a cold war mentality but that russia had quote legitimate security concerns. now putting that aside, it's not just diplomatic rhetoric. they're taking real action in what might be the biggest financial hit yet. the united states is sanctioning russia's central bank like the fed effectively removi

>>comcast is partnering to create opportunities to be ready for anything for students. >> comcast support c-span is a public service come along with these television providers, giving her front row seat to democracy. >> now, president biden in warsaw poland, where he delivers remarks on continue war in ukra. pres. biden: john paul brought the message to warsaw in his first trip back home, june 1979. it was a message about the power of faith, the power of resilience, power of the people. it was a message that helped 30 years ago. it was a message that will overcome the cruelty and brutality of this unjust war. when pope john brought that message in 1979, the soviet union ruled with an iron fist, behind an iron curtain. a year later, the solidarity movement of calm in poland. although he could not be here tonight, we are all grateful for him around the world. [applause] it reminds me of that phrase left faith sees best in the dark . these were dark moments. 10 years later, the soviet union collapsed in poland in central and eastern europe would soon be free. nothing about that battle for fr

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comcast business.owering possibilities™. >>> nvidia's investor day kicks off this afternoon the semiconductor etf asnh down 12% this year, equal to the s s&p's declines we have more on what's ahead for nvidia, especially after the deal to buy arm fell through >> we know tech stocks had a frustrating start to the year, and graphic specialist nvidia is no exception the stock is down 9% on the year after it failed, like you mentioned, to acquire softbank's arm. faced a cyberattack recently the bulls are back anticipating ups on data centers and nvidia's push into artificial intelligence, which right now the ceo is giving a keynote. that's all he has spoken about thus far an analyst noted nvidia's sales tied to the metaverse could reach $10 billion by 2030. nvidia is known for its graphics processing units, found in data centers as well as high-powered graphics cards used for gaming both of those set up well for the metaverse. it was up 71% last kwquarter. nvidia faced supply con tstrains with gaming parts

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comcast business. powering possibilities™. >>> welcome back to "street signs.nian and russian negotiators will have peace talks today. zelenskyy said he could accept a neutral position with relation to nato and may be able to reach a compromise on the status of the eastern donbas region in exchange for the end of the violence however, zelenskyy took a harder line in the video address to the ukrainian people >> translator: a new round of negotiations ahead of us we are looking for peace without delay. i was lminformed of an opportuny meeting in turkey. this isn't bad look at the result the priorities are known ukraine sovereignty are beyond doubt. effective security guarantees for the state are mandatory. our goal is obvious. peace and restoration of normal life as soon as possible. >> gabe guettierz has more. >> reporter: julianna, peace talks in turkey. an adviser to the minister here in ukraine said he expects no major break through, but it is important to hold the talks. over the weekend here in lviv, the western part of ukraine, there were two separate loca

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comcast business.oments ago apologizing to chris rock for slapping him at the oscars last night. it came after the comedian joked about smith's wife's hair. smith just writing this on instagram, quote. jokes at my expense are part of the job, but a joke about jada's medical condition was too much for me to bear and i reacted emotionally. i would like to publicly apologize to you, chris. i was out of line, and i was wrong. stephanie elam is outfront. >> reporter: a slap to the jaw that had jaws dropping all around the world, and the academy condemning will smith today, announcing a formal review to explore further action and consequences. this after will smith confronted chris rock onstage for a joke about smith's wife. >> jada, i love you. g.i. jane 2, can't wait to see it. >> reporter: at first, smith appeared to laugh. but watch jada pinkett smith's face. their mood changes as the joke sinks in. >> oh, wow! wow! will smith just smacked the [ bleep ] out of me. >> keep my wife's name out your [ bleep