dani? dani: let's get back to this inflation story. it really is the story today.t is seeing a selloff in bonds and equities in asia. let's get to juliette saly in singapore. the story starting in the u.s. but what sort of contagion spread across are we seeing their in asia? juliette: well, nowhere for investors to hide today. we are seeing all the key markets tumbling in trade. as you would expect, with these rising yields, tech stocks in particular being sold off. that hang seng tech index down by more than 2% heard it really is the front end where you are seeing this. two-year yield at the highest since 2019 even as the rba said they are going to remain patient. they are still looking for inflation to hit their target. the other highlight i want to show you from the asian session is the fact that we are seeing more support coming through for china's economy. you are seeing data showing banks extending a record amount of loans in january. this as we see extended credit to a number of these that have been hit hard. there is one blip, and that is the consumer still

dani: this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." these are the stories that set your agenda. >> i will say frankly like always, i don't believe much in the result of this meeting, but let me try so that no citizen of ukraine has any doubt left that i as president took every chance to stop the war. dani: the ruble plunges as officials plan to meet at the border. stocks slump and oil surges the most since 2020 as western nations target swift and bank of russia assets with new sanctions. plus, bp moved to dump shares in an oil giant, while norway removes russian assets from the world's biggest sovereign wealth fund. happy wednesday. the tail risk has become the base case with russia amplifying , intensifying its invasion of ukraine and the west moving to isolate russia. the fear, the risk is now this is a market whose plumbing is about to freeze and the market turmoil seizing up. the ruble example phis the danger. at one point overnight, you had banks quoting as much as a 50% on the ruble. it continues to trade at significant levels ag

dani, are you a fan? dani: i am full on addicted. laura: i have not played. dani: after the show, i will walk you through it or maybe i should not, it is very addictive. i want to go back over some of the lines. investment management with the loan bright spot jumping 2%. posting a record profit. elsewhere, we saw pre-profit down at all three lines. that is the latest. coming up, the rba scraps its bond buying program. the aussie dollar bounces back after dropping on that announcement. we will dive deeper into the tech rally. this is bloomberg. ♪ dani: welcome back to "bloomberg daybreak: europe." the rba is sticking to its dovish rate stance. the aussie dollar and bond yields fell as a governor pledged to remain patient in assessing inflation. mining us now is saed abukarsh. senior member at ark capital. some of the bank officials pushing back against this hawkish narrative. what extent can we look at the rba and say this is foreshadowing for tomorrow? saed: i think the rba is still trying to taper hawkish and is in terms of the speed of any normalization tha

dani: absolutely. clients are also pulling money from their unit since switzerland and asia but what is top of your mind as we start to ramp up this trading day? manus: you know i called a meeting in bomb -- bond traders, but they are smart boys and. here's the switch, let's have a look at the chart. real rates are rising. we do have it, out goes the money at the fastest pace we've seen on record and they are entering into -- this chart doesn't do it service. we will come up with something a little bit friskier later on. dani: let me continue with the metaphor. i'm also looking at bond traders -- the highest amount of bid and demand coming from non-dealers on record. the lowest amount having their share of the sale on record ahead of the hot cpi expected as well as declines in the bond market, asking have bond investors simply gone insane? there is the chart there. manus: let's get into the markets. dani: let's start with asia, gains up .4%, similar to what we're seeing in europe. strong gains in the u

dani. dani: i do love a good trend.merica pointing out the buyback trend for this year starting out strong, getting close to pre-pandemic levels. let's switch focus to opec-plus which is expecting to approve another modest supply hike. it is an attempt to calm a booming market but questions remain on whether the cartel can actually deliver. opec nations barely raised output last month amid chronic struggles. we asked insiders what is driving the rally. >> oil commodities had a terrific 2021 and 2022 is getting off to a great start. >> it is all about supply scarcity with demand returning. >> there is no stock level. >> opec is playing it cautiously. >> just because they say they will increase 400,000 barrels a day, that does not mean the oil will actually go on the market. >> the boom cycle is coming. >> now we have the situation with nord stream 2, russia and ukraine. >> it get there the market into a lot of chaos. >> i do think we are set for prices for some time. dani: joining us now is our energy markets reporter, a

dani: higher prices?nder: silver price went up at the beginning of the pandemic two years ago. it cruised around $16 per ounce for almost 10 years, then it skyrocketed up to $28. now it has come back to $22-$23. that inflation has already been around for a while. no major issues there, no. dani: thank you so much for joining us this morning, alexander lacik, ceo, pandora. coming up, plenty more ceo interviews. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: it is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." 12:00, u.k. time, it is brazil cpi. a small climb in the december reading and the 12 month inflation. expected to pick up in january. 1:00, we get the boe economist. dani: later this afternoon we are also expecting russia cpi. inflation continues to accelerate, as it is everywhere, keeping the central bank on course for further monetary tightening. then 5:00, policy. finally, disney released its latest quarterly numbers after the close of regular trading. let's get a quick check on the markets. manus: i've got more than one provider. da

i'm manus cranny with dani burger in london hq. bonds again on the back foot as markets weigh the risk of tighter monetary policy. christine lagarde insists any adjustment to the ecb will be gradual. president biden says chancellor schulz says nord stream 2 pipeline would be stopped if moscow invades ukraine. earnings bonanza. bnp, softbank, and bp all hit the tape. 2.3 one billion, a third of a billion higher than market would have expected. we penciled in 2.0 5 billion. they pay up ratio of 60%. the payout ratio will be raised to 60% from 50%. this potentially music to the market sears. we know that buybacks and dividends were the alpha of response mechanism for the bank last week. good morning. dani: good morning. it is a race to higher payouts. thank after bank reporting they are attempting to lift their payout. a key measure of profitability, up more than 11% in four years time. we also spoke to the cfo who spoke with bloomberg in paris. >> [indiscernible] if you do this, you will see that bnp paribas has increased revenues in

manus: dani, jump in. dani: russian bonds not for you.t does this market have left to digest and a price in when it comes to the ukrainian crisis after yesterday's volatility? guest: obviously, ukraine is a primary exporter of wheat and agricultural goods. this is going to impact european inflation. look at what we are seeing with natural gas. when it comes down to food goods, we come down to basic supplies. that is what is hitting consumers in europe and the u.s. i think that is something to watch over time. the biggest risk right now with ukraine is the u.s. proxy nato forces in ukraine, which would escalate the political stress between the u.s. and nato and russia. if we see that separatists were backed separatists or the regime after it falls, if it falls, being backed by external factors like nato, that could become the new cold war extension. dani: i am glad you mentioned central banks. we will have to dive into that. you will stick around with us. man is won't let you leave. saed abukarsh. coming up, we will continue the conversati

dani: ahmed? >> yeah. dani: perhaps you are insulated from the inflationary pressures.ow concerned are you of the hit to the consumer given inflationary pressures and that in turn hurting demand? >> it's something that we're very concerned about in terms of, you know, what happens in terms of the crisis food inavailability and food security, that's why it's important to have this middle eastern production continue to run. we need to focus on volume generation to continue to deliver our fertilizer to the te agricultural community and ultimately to food sources. food is quite inelastic as you can imagine. we're trying to fulfill the requirements and in terms of farm economics, obviously, the input has gone up but so has the ability to deliver product to the -- to the food community. and we're -- we haven't seen significant demand destruction. we might see some of the periphery. but we continue to see a strong planting season in europe and the in the u.s. in the months to come. >> we are trying to assess what c.e.o.'s with leaders of industry have they planned for the wors

dani? dani: it's definitely a difficult situation. dems are fighting this picture of inflation. let's get to the u.s. market speaking of which we are look agent stocks after outperforming yesterday a relief after we had lines of coming out from russia media saying that troops are pulling back. manus, as you've been saying, we're looking for verification of that story. until then tech stocks underperform but you're outperforming a half of a percent, manus. manus: ok. bank of america the most underweight since 2006. we'll talk more about that i'm sure as the morning goes on. oil tank, we just kicked off with a chart on that by almost two standard deviations. iron ore up by 3%. tanked by 12% yesterday. the dollar rises. yen goes slightly lower. this is close on natural gas europe yesterday. so the reason i put that up there, well if there is diplomacy and a de-escalation, will you see a bigger drop in that natural gas complex to europe coming through in today's trades? we can debate that as we see the market open up later on. all eyes ar

i am dani burger.e joins us from singapore to take us through all the market action this hour. the cash trade is just less than one hour away and here are your top headlines. stocks slide and oil gains as ukraine risk goes through markets. invasion may be imminent. mary daly insists the central bank will be data-dependen

dani is in london. good morning. dani: roche numbers breaking. 19.8 is where we find ourselves. the estimate had been for 20.4 earnings per share. i should say that sales look like they have beaten expectations for the fourth order. the numbers missing are the fourth quarter sales. the estimate had been for 15.6, not enough to make up for the whole year. they are targeting the core eps in that range going forward so again, the core of the eps is indeed a miss and we will be talking about that on the european market open. the roche ceo on those earnings, interviews at 7:30 a.m. london time. manus: it will be an interesting news conference for christine lagarde. ing says she has to communicate patience over panic because the market is baying for rate hikes. how do they thread the needle as she faces the highest inflation on record? this is a tough one to navigate. the market is pricing for a july rate hike. we know this lady does not turn very easily. let's see what christine lagarde has to say. is she returning? dani: what soothing words might she give to this market that is pric

dani burger in london.rude is fluctuating as the rally cools off after seven weeks of gains as the market flashes signs of tightness. saudi arabia raises prices. make hay while the sunshine's. we are going to restock and china and raise prices. we are off to the moon for oil. a bullish maneuver by the saudi's. >> every month, saudi arabia gives new crisis. they are boosting it quite a bit signaling saudi arabia things the bullish sentiment continue and there is justification for higher prices. it is a continuation that shows intentionally that they supply demand mix match -- mismatch will continue with brent crude at about $93 per barrel. $100 is within sight and there are a lot of bullish factors we are sitting on including the situation in ukraine. if it were to worsen, that would be more risk premium for oil. inventories being drained in the u.s. and even china. prices are still not high enough for them to stop buying. there are a lot of different factors that saudi arabia was looking at when they raised

i am manus cranny with dani burger alongside me. it is daybreak europe with the stories that set the agenda. amazon delivers strong results from the e-commerce giant to stem the row in stocks. today's market catalyst, nonfarm payrolls. the hawks have it. the boe hikes with four of the nine officials pushing for even bigger increases. christine lagarde no longer rolls out raising rates this year. plus, that the talks began as the winter olympic games get underway, vladimir putin joins his host, xi jinping, in beijing for talks. three countries in four days. a lot of pcr tests, but what a movement in global government bond yields. this is a hawkish pivot from all the central banks in the bond markets are quite literally laying down the gauntlet with the momentum and belly of the curve. we are pricing two rate hikes for 2022. good morning. dani: good morning. so lovely to have you on a day when the bond market has been turbocharged. one of the charts you had was the amount of bonds yielding for developed markets below zero. zero, manus

dani: how concerned is the u.s.en it comes to sanctions in the impact they will have on energy prices, and thus the consumer? what are they weighing when it comes to the inflationary picture? emily: president biden has already warned that gas prices have the potential to continue to go up up with this invasion. this is something democrats are very concerned about. you have seen a number of senators who are seeing very tough reelections this fall that propose suspending the federal gas tax. that has not gotten any additional movement yet. it does not seem very likely to happen at this point. but it speaks to the fact that there is a concern. americans are dealing with very high inflation. democrats know that that is hurting their chances to continue to hold congress into next year. that is something certainly on bidens mind, but it is all how much do you want to risk, how much do you want to put forward, and how much do you want to risk your own future election chances, depending on what gas prices will come. dani: t

. ♪ dani: i'm dani burger, with kailey leinz, in for guy and a lix.he equity situation still deteriorating. we were rallying to start the morning, but as we head closer to the end of equity trading, that is now falling to 0.1%. headlines over cyberattacks in ukraine from russia start to deteriorate sentiment yet again. the ruble continues to weaken versus the dollar, just around $81. as we see options traders with 50% chance that that the ruble will fall to a record low versus the dollar. and concerns about a frozen nord stream 2, whether more sections will be put on the energy sector. natural gas in europe up some 9.5%. the energy crisis is one that continues to add into inflation, as we see in the u.s. the front end of the curve really push higher. kailey: that is something we continue to watch in the bond market. in the equity market, as you have seen that rolling over in europe, so have things rolled over after a technical correction, down more than 10% from its peak earlier on this year, and adding to those losses now. the s&p 500 down about 0.3%

joining us is dani burger.llenged the -- on his strategy, which is what shareholders are learning. dani: is a lot about strategy. the shares dropped when the gsk acquisition did not go through. shares falling more than 1% at some point. it seems like analysts are disappointed about their margins underperforming, but within this there's this question of have they changed their strategy. they are no longer pursuing big acquisitions. what is their strategy now like? this is what i asked him. >> we don't comment on individual conversations which may or may not have happened with specific investors. dani: can you tell me if there is an ongoing conversation? is there a dialogue? >> we don't comment on that kind of dialogue with individual investors, but what i can say is that the speculation is running far ahead of the reality. dani: i asked him what that means and he said simply that shareholders are of the highest of the deal but their actual visions are not going forward. tom: also interesting and investors are li

dani burger with the latest on the tech story.s is bloomberg. ♪ francine: welcome back to the open, 30 minutes into the european trading day. bonds on the back foot as markets weigh the risk of tighter monetary policy. christine lagarde insists any adjustment at the ecb will be gradual. president biden warns the nordstrom -- moscow has repeatedly denied it. softbank embraces plans to ipo the chip designer after it abandons its acquisition. we have quite a lot of earnings, everyone distracted with the big bond moves. tom: having checked the yields, the bond move story is less today than yesterday. focus is shifting to the earnings story, but we keep an eye on the peripheral bonds after those significant double-digit moves we saw on greek yields yesterday. less volatile in the first few hours this morning. that could change. markets are continuing to adjust. the earnings picture, bnp paribas playing into the mix. you look at the ftse 100, gaining 0.7%. bnp getting 2% with a pledge to return more cash to shareholders. across the benc

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danny bank markets -- dani: markets are just opening. we did see some of the pain in european futures. it is still to be clear. we are getting the ftse 100 just opening up. that is down 0.9%, 1% now, so continuing to fall as we open. the ftse 100 has a lot of these commodity type companies which might help perform better than other indices. bp selling down its stake. that will hurt the company quite a bit. the ibex down 2.3% as well, so it is losses and it is a risk off day as we look at the contagion effect of the war in ukraine, both when it comes to the economy and the global financial system as more banks added to the ban of swift, the communication system for banks and payments. the u.k. opening up more than 1%. italy down 2.25%. it is the currency side where we are seeing the pain. russia is trying to stem the declines in the ruble, the ruble down one third of versus the dollar, 33.3%. russianot only has it opt its central bank key rate to 20% as it hopes to make deposits more attractive, it is also on the onshore ruble trying to p

luego la anotaciÓn de abril al 21 sumaba araujo y dani alves que dio un partido.evÓ la victoria por la mÍnima diferencia. verÁ nada mÁs este golazo demarco ascencio. el real madrid sigue marcando el paso en la liga de espaÑa. es lÍder con 53 puntos. en la final de la copa africana de naciones un partido que querÍamos ver todos. senegal ante el egipto.un partido que se tuvo que definir en la tabla de penales luego de empatar 0—0 en el tiempo regular como en compensaciÓn. senegal desde la vÍa de la tabla penales se lleva el tÍtulo de la copa africana de naciones. hasta aquel informaciÓn deportiva.regreso con ustedes al estudio. >> cientos de turistas extranjeros invaden brasil para aprender a y nos >> ¿quÉ te parece si nos despedimos al ritmo de la mÚsica brasileÑa para los amantes de la samba de todo mundo ? han acudido en masa para aprender a bailar al compÁs de los tambores. muchos de estos turistas, como estar en pantalla,asisten al carnaval, era tambiÉn atienden en clases en academias de rÍo de janeiro y otras ciudades para prepararse. felix: y misidjan a pande

we are here with dani burger. what are you looking at? dani: it is a busy earnings day.eel like every company is in the world is reporting today. let us kick it off with vodafone. this will be the highest vodafone gains since may. they beat the estimates. this is the report for vodafone. they are trying to deal with investor activists. this gives the ceo a bit of breathing room as that sets off. also a big day for tech. we had a big day for tech earnings on wall street yesterday. the work from home stock listed up in germany up 15.6%. for their 2022 outlook, they are maintaining that. results were strong for julius baer. the issue is playing all of wall street as costs being higher than expected. francine: santander also had cost being higher. i like how kristine aquino plated out. chores -- shares for alphabet go up and there earnings beat estimates. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: welcome back to the open. here are your top stories. upbeat earnings. alphabet, the giant announces shares above estimates. u.s. stocks post for the three-day rally. plus the crude question. o

dani gÓmez acercÓ a los suyos en par de ocasiones.tis del ingeniero manuel pellegrini. andrÉs guardado y diego lainez entraron de cambio. paola: antes de despedirme, recuerde que para recibir actualizaciones y noticias de Último minuto; lo invito a descargar nuestra aplicaciÓn de noticias. la puede obtener escaneado el cÓdigo que aparece en pantalla. no se encuentra como "univisiÓn Área de la bahÍa". tambiÉn pueden escribirnos al correo que estÁ en pantalla o contactarse a travÉs de nuestras redes sociales, ahÍ las tiene. llegamos al final de noticias univisiÓn 14. que pase buenas noches y hasta maÑana. >> domingo 13 de febrero. Éstas son las principales noticias. >> una demanda que fue aceptada en una corte de illinois restringe la decisiÓn de inmigrantes indocumentados en parada de trafico. >> ellos nos tienen que entregar reportes mensualmente de los arrestos que hagan. felix: las familias que perdieron sus viviendas en el trÁgico derrumbe de un edificio miami llegaron a un acuerdo legal tentativo sobre el monto econÓmico de indemn

vemos la anotaciÓn de dani alves, tuvo un partidazo.ante hellas verona. primero aparecÍa vlahjovic. de esta manera se estrenaba en su debut. feria de goles en la ligue 1 de francia, psg se lleva una victoriaaplastante ante lille; 5—1. aquÍ vemos el gol de messi, tambiÉn aparecÍa mbappÉ con un golazo desde fuera del Área. victoria del psg; 5 — 1 ante el lille. regresan las noches mÁgicas de la champions league; no te pierdas parÍs saient german ante real madrid. en vivo por univisiÓn y tudn. hasta aquÍ la informaciÓn deportiva, muchas gracias. que estÉn muy bien. paola: antes de despedirme; le recuerdo que puede recibir actualizaciones del tiempo y noticias de Último minuto, por eso lo invito a que descarguÉ nuestra aplicaciÓn de noticias. para obtener la puede escanear el cÓdigo que aparece en pantalla, asÍ podrÁ obtener completamente gratis nuestra aplicaciÓn. en san mateo hay un nuevo centro de pruebas de coronavirus, este estÁ ubicado en el 2701 y estarÁn practicando alrededor de 2000 pruebas diarias. el horario es de 8:00 de la maÑa

dani olmo pondrÍa el 2 — 0. angeliÑo al 57, se aventajaba por 3 el equipo local.s mÁgicas de la uefa champions league. no te pierdas psg contra real madrid, toda la acciÓn a las 2:00 p.m. del este en vivo por univisiÓn y tudn.. hasta ramÓn: de esta forma llegamos al final de noticias univisiÓn 14. gracias por acompaÑarnos, lo invito para que siga en sintonÍa. nos vemos mÁs tarde en en todo. carolina: que tengan un excelente fin de semana. jorge: hoy es viernes 11 de febrero y estas son las principales noticias. la casa blanca advirtiÓ que rusia podrÍa invadir a ucrania cualquier momento y enviÓ mensaje urgente a los estadounidenses que residen en ese paÍs. [habla en inglÉs] jorge: la administraciÓn federal de alimentos y medicinas retrasÓ la aprobaciÓn de la

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there is a poll that just came out -- i'm sorry, i couldn't disagree with you more. >> dani, you knowpompeo has not figured out how to answer for why he said it in the first place, and if he has any desire to run in 2024, he has to figure it out. >> this is 's dangerous when it on russian television. >> we're going to end it there and welcome to what i think is going to be a new political world that we live in now going forward. security will be a huge issue. we'll see you next week, because if it's ♪ >>> it's monday morning in ukraine where the local military and residents alike are still fending off the russian army, enduring a growing number of casualties but getting help from unexpected places. >> for the first time ever, the european union will finance the purchase and delivery of weapons and other equipment to a country that is under attack this is a watershed moment. >> this as ukraine citizens do all they can including the preparation of

there is a poll that just came out -- i'm sorry, i couldn't disagree with you more. >> dani, you knoweo has not figured out how to answer for why he said it in the first place, and if he has any desire to run in 2024, he has to figure it out. >> this is politics. what we're talking about is national security. >> it's dangerous when it gets on russian television. >> we're going to end it there and welcome to what i think is going to be a new political world that we live in now going forward. security will be a huge issue. we'll see you next week, because we'll see you next week, because if it's princess cruises was born right here in california. for over 55 years, we've been helping californians make the most of their precious vacation time. and right about now, we could all use a real vacation. so forget the road trips and rentals and sail with princess right from san francisco to the glaciers of alaska, the beautiful tropics of hawaii, the beaches of mexico or along the california coast. sail conveniently from sf from just $79 per day. book now at princess.com. number one show, sunda

lego bali nea de de fondo sacaba el centro y conseguÍa el segundo al 43 dani al bes.ria al merengue con este bombazo para el 1 a 0 final pone a madrid a # f punto del sevilla en la cima tla tabla. >>> pasamos al fÚtbol american llegÓ el primer movimiento fuerte para los san fran zirrg. llegaron a acuerdo con el coordinador defensivo para convertirlo en su prÓximo entrenador en jefe. cuando se convirtiÓ en entrenador en jefe de los 49 en 2017 contra tomas mcdaniels como coordinador del ataque terrestre. coordinador defensiva la semana pasada. >>> terminamos ng el partido que es un hag go para todos pero nadie quiere jugar. el pro bowl. abriÓ el marcador y mÁs tarde fallÓ una recepciÓn que terminaron en las manos de jc jackson. de new england patriot. lo mÁs divertido la batalla en tr los hermanos dix. sin embargo, te fia que haber un equipo ganador y fue el de la fa c y seo llevÓ 41 a 35. >>> estamos a una semana del super bowl. lo podrÁ tener por primera vez en espaÑol. y le daremos una cobertura completa de este suceso, desde los Ángeles empezando maÑana. y estarÉ in

dani perdió la vida en 2020 cuando estaba por cumplir 17 años luego de consumir media pastilla que conteníacen que se están aprovechando de las redes sociales y el uso de emoji para el uso de venta y compra de sustancias ilícitas. para drogas populares como la metanfetamina heroína cocaína marihuana, algo que todo padre debe conocer para evitar una tragedia en su hogar >> con los teléfonos inteligentes pueden comunicarse con un narcotraficante que le lleva las pastillas a casa, ese niño consume la pastilla y se va a morir. >> la mayoría de fentanilo es producido en china pero llega estados unidos.. cambiemos de tema, nuevo papel protagónico lo tiene el tiempo otra semana que comienza con nieve y lluvia y bajas temperaturas. pasamos con carlos robles. >>tal cual concluyó la semana pasada, así de la misma forma, episodios de lluvia, yy nieve inclusive tormentas. el día lunes se pronostican actividades precipitación desde el mississippi a alabama y hacia georgia. lo que es el área de las rocosas se estará viendo nieve. esto es el presagio de nuevas tormentas invernales que deben estar dándose

villarreal equalised midway through the second half, dani parejo getting onto etienne capoue's fabulouschampions league final away from the russian city of st petersburg. following overnight developments involving russia and ukraine, european football's governing body are thought to be looking into an alternative to host the showpiece match on may 28th. the chair of the dcms committee has urged uefa to move the match immediately. julian knight says allowing russia to host the final would send out all the wrong messages. middlesbrough moved into the championship play off places after coming from behind to beat west brom 2—1 at the riverside. elsewhere, reading made it back to back wins as they beat birmingham in paul ince's first game in charge. play off hopefuls preston and nottingham forest played out a goal less draw at deeepdale while coventry left it late to win at bristol city. switching to women's football, the republic of ireland have beaten wales i—0 in the third place play—off at the pinatar cup in spain. the only goal of the game came from denise 0'sullivan in the first half.

to president vladimir putin recognition of the independence of the breaker regions of the hans and dani adds his what by not say, just a few minutes ago. he said in upper rationale to take more territory by force in my view. and if we listen to his speech last night, and many of you did, i know he's a, he's setting up a rationale to go much further. this is the beginning of a russian invasion of ukraine, as he indicated and asked permission to be able to do from his duma. so let's begin to so our i'm going to began to impose sanctions and response. far beyond the steps we and our allies and partners implemented in 2014. and if russia goes further with this invasion, we stand prepared to go further. as with sanctions, who in the lord's name, the spoon st gives him the right to declare new. so call countries on territory the belonged to his neighbors. this of flagrant violation of international law and demands of firm response from international community. or an fisher is falling developments from the white house and joined us. now, alan, has there been any reaction to these these sanctio

into russia. crowds have gathered at the railway station in the town of a girl of the self proclaimed dani. it's republic. the 1st trains have began heading toward russia. it's one of the areas suffering the worst to shelling with. officials warning that there have been attacks on sunday as well. many men are sending away their families as happened in previous spikes in the conflict. yes, i'm, you know, i'm not evacuating my grandchildren. i have a big family yesterday since we're a few grandchildren today, other grandchildren because it's very scary. 2014 was very dangerous. they were injury among a family event, were worried for our children. i'm staying because i can't leave the city. i'm working in a facility that provide for the city, and i can't leave people in the out a whole gary, but what can be done is scary, but everyone's walking around are scary. going to work on the shelf are back in 2014 or 15 and i think we were living on the ling and dropping to the ground. so there was a whistling sound and now is whistling again. and again, you get of the best players, multiple temporary

that plant is on the south side of the dani per river south from where we are here. we were ins uppers over the last couple of days or so to the ukrainian military. then telling us that they believed that the russians were as close as 35 kilometers away from the south of zap parisha. and we understand that there has been no shelling in the city so far today, but we are going to be heading down there in the next few hours and we were able to bring you updates on. so the claim by. busy the russian ministry of defense, as quoted in the interval by, into facts that term, the naval town of bell dance is now under russian control. again, we cannot independently confirmed that, but all evidence which suggested that would not be unfeasible. we were in burdens 2 or 3 days ago. the naval base there had emptied out. all navy personnel had run away, austin. so we were told by our associate getting threatened by the russian navy that they were going to bomb the porch. and interestingly, the further west we headed from bear dance, graham, we got wind of a rush, entangled convoy. t

what used to be the regions of dani ask and logan's now something else that was very important that mr. put and made clear, was that pretty much the minsk agreements don't exist anymore. but despite what the western leaders are saying, president vladimir putin says that at the key of is entirely to blame for it. because if you look at the 1st 2 key elements of the agreement, they are giving special status to the dawn. it can move on squeak, and also making changes to the gradient constitution that would give these 2 regions more autonomy and independent from in many decision, but under petro force, ankle, hon dimmers and, and none of these steps have been made by kiev. and here's what mr. putin's that exactly about this particular thing. these documents are assigned to the by the hands of the days, republics. and we think that they plan back, then we achieve compromise, really. and it wasn't an easy thing to do because initially they had a way of putting in your chest and you did this republics didn't even want to be a part of the means in agreements, they didn't want to sign them. but

now, according to dani, ask republic officials, local militia groups have taken control of settlements around the city of nicola, you have scar. excuse me, nicole. erica. these are images from there. they also claim to have taken 2 territories on the way to mario full, as well as nearby roads. the russian defense ministry says ukrainian nationalists. fighters are using truck mounted mortars value and the nationalist battalions use so called ben derrick cars, which have increased off road capability and are equipped with large caliber, small arms or mortars. let me remind you that this tactic is used by international terrorists in syria city and more of the latest pictures from the done yet, people's republic. local forces can be seen moving through the area with support from the russian military. and in the past few hours, they have taken 3 villages, marked in red and blue on this map are the 2 don bass republics, according to their borders as recently recognized independently by russia. the russian defense ministry has just announced new developments saying lugens courses have retaken

was that particularly does in east in ukraine say civilians will be moved to russia from dani ask and le hans. a blamed an escalation in shelling for that. russia as president boucher will oversee nuclear drills on saturday, but he emphasized that the exercises are defensive and not intended as a threat of invasion. and then diplomatic efforts to avoid conflict to continue to security summit in germany, un secretary journalist one, but russia is more rush that it would be breaching international law if it invades now the family of a black american man shot dead by a white police officer, reacted angrily to a jail sentence, sure to them prosecute as it requested. can party kill 20 year old dante right. in april, last year, she says she mistook had gone for a taser. a court handed her tia jell time for manslaughter. shorter than the 7 years rec, recommended by the minnesota state guidelines, the judge said porter did not intend to commit to crying. a roll of a refund with water broke out into the form of police officer apologized to the family. i am so sorry. i brought the death of your

many of them are women and children evacuated on the orders of separatist leaders and dani ask. one group was sent to the russian city of tarango on saturday and reportedly house for several hours in buses without food, water, or bathrooms facilities and vacuum told journalists that, that there were many small children and the elderly on board, separate authorities and out on friday they would be evacuating round $700.00 people from eastern ukraine, citing fears of an imminent attack by ukrainian forces. korea did mean we were invited and we came with children there. infancy we left to avoid chilling, but with the hope we were promised. you are my maker correct? yes, they make fun of us. everyone is sick with children, people on crutches. there's a 90 year old grandmother here. not telling us anything. there were the police. i asked them where we would be accommodated. they said we know as much as you do. like, oh boy secures are global affairs analyst and former spokesman for the o. r. c. special monitoring mission to ukraine and says that reports moscow is sending peacekeeping

and they have said that they realities on the ground in the declared republics now of the guns and dani asks, have forced them to take these actions because there is now a out of the 2000000 people that populate that area. 800000 of them hold russian citizenship and the russian defense minister even today said that they have to do everything to protect their people. and of course, that is what vladimir putin wants. everyone else involved in this narrative, this crisis daughter still, hopefully they would say talking about a diplomatic off ramp. we got that meeting on thursday in geneva between sag elaborate and antony lincoln. mister putin not using the d. we're not talking about diplomacy. i guess the close is he came to that was when he said something along the lines of look, the quickest way to solve this crisis is if key f backs away from any idea any aspiration to join nato. ah, yes, and of course this is what was one of the main issues. russia had back in december with nato and the us, they said that nato was expansion further eastward. specifically, ukraine is not acceptable. it'

her in the dani ask region of east of ukraine, she says there's real fear among people there that things could escalate quickly. both sides are denying that they are shooting at each other, but it is happening. so this can only spiral further out of control and that could happen very, very quickly. you could have now do the. busy people in the, in the self prepay republic, the russian back separate is feeling in bolden by the words coming out of moscow by the moves coming out of moscow. maybe feeling a bit stronger or they could be told also to hold back. i mean, it's all really up in the air and that, you know, about 10 days ago i was in those areas traveling along that contact line. and whoever i spoke to at the time, including soldiers in the trenches, brushed away the idea that they would be a military escalation. that they would be a full scale. invasion of the minister of defense was on a daily basis. as saying that the number of troops gathered on the russian side of the border were not enough for foreign invasion. president zelinski was calling upon ukrainians to come down. he ha

are heading to downtown moscow to add the iconic red square by author donnie armstrong. standing by dani, the west has been creating a serious panic over a supposedly imminent russian invasion of ukraine. but what we're seeing doesn't seem to match the mainstream narrative. hey, absolutely right, rory, as you just head there, the chief spokesman for rushes, defense ministry eager can a shank of saying that military personnel in troops that were conducting mil, military drills in the southern and west in the military districts. and along the board of ukraine will be returning to their garrisons. now this is a diplomatic ancestor. russia i met huge attention, of course, that misnomer of the imminent invasion that was talked about in the west that its been imminent. now f for months on end, you are writing saying that many a news outlet in the west for them as being a source of hysteria. many a headline has been written about that. there have been even bets on which day the invasion out would take place. but those are military drills have been wrapped. so this was of course, something that

villarreal equalised midway through the second half, dani parejo getting onto etienne capoue's fabulousrg. following overnight developments involving russia and ukraine, european football's governing body are thought to be looking into an alternative to host the showpiece match on may 28th. the chair of the dcms committee has urged uefa to move the match immediately. julian knight says allowing russia to host the final would send out all the wrong messages. middlesbrough moved into the championship play off places after coming from behind to beat west brom 2—1 at the riverside. elsewhere, reading made it back to back wins as they beat birmingham in paul ince's first game in charge. play off hopefuls preston and nottingham forest played out a goal less draw at deeepdale while coventry left it late to win at bristol city. switching to women's football, the republic of ireland have beaten wales 1—0 in the third place play—off at the pinatar cup in spain. the only goal of the game came from denise o'sullivan in the first half. it's the second defeat in a row for wales — after they lost on p

tom: i did the math with matt, kailey, and dani. the over $100 a barrel -- it's $118 a barrel, the average price , so that gives you a much to look hold -- to look to hold onto. jonathan: welcome back. lisa: i heard i missed nothing. if you look at yields, they were almost the same place they were when i left. it seems like it was an incredibly eventful couple of days. the interesting thing about oil prices are some of the projections about what that means for global growth, whether it is mike wilson, who is becoming known as a perma-bear, even though he is not, $100 a barrel would take about half a percentage point off of u.s. and european economies over the year. jonathan: 4900 on the s&p down from 5100. lisa: but that is a bullish call p of their art people coming in even further, mike wilson saying there is a polar vortex of risk. there is i diversion of opinions -- there is a diversion of opinions. jonathan: let's get the view from tom keene -- tom: what happened over the weekend and what we will really focus on this week, part

rams celebration, he dropped to a knee right there on the field and asked his high school sweetheart danirty continued this week with a raucous victory parade in los angeles, which brings us to our first low. pt new tradition of star quarterbacks not being able to handle their tequila. matthew stafford earning the rights to a cigar and a few pulls off a bottle of technical tequila. you know what, we appreciate you. >> seven-time super bowl champion tom brady saw something familiar in stafford's delivery and tweeted this, quote, mix in a water, matt, trust me. last year brady celebrated the bucks' title after enjoying some tequila himself. he tweeted a photo of him leaving the party a little bit shaky. >> and the most adorable snowboarder in the history of the sport, 4-year-old auburn sage of washington became a viral star this week after her far recorded the little girl giving herself some positive self-talk while riding in a dinosaur costume. >> this way, i'll slip. i won't fall, maybe i will. that's okay, because we all fal. let's go down this big old hill ♪ >> auburn ban snowboarding a

taylor rapp asking girlfriend dani to marry him. she said yes.here was a super bowl prop bet that a player would propose after winning the super bowl. that was not the only family news also the rams had last night. van jefferson's wife had to leave the super bowl because she went into labor. he cut the celebration short to get to the hospital. he posted this awesome picture of him losing his newborn son. amazing night for van and rams fans. they were celebrating in the streets of l.a. after the win. this is the city's first super bowl title since the raiders won in 1984. lots of fireworks, honking, loud music. even if you had two hours to try to sleep, good luck, it was not happening. all around, john, what an incredible night, start to finish. as you mentioned, i've been to a few of these games. never seen, i think, a crowd more engaged during half time show than they were during this one. snoop dogg, kendrick lamar, dr. dre, mary j. blige. >> the place kicker didn't even go to the locker room at halftime. i thought i'm not sure you need to sit

sc, collectively known as the don bass. alger is harder. abdul, hamid is in constant north, in the dani and screeching of eastern ukraine shows as a real sense of fear among people have a situation, could escalate very quickly. both sides are denying that they're shooting at each other, but it is happening. so this can only spiral. busy further out of control and that could happen very, very quickly. you could have now do the. busy do people in the, in the self profane republic, the russian back separate is feeling in bolden by 2 words coming out of moscow by the moves coming out of moscow. maybe feeling a bit stronger or they could be told also to hold back. i mean, it's all really up in the air and that, you know, about 10 days ago i was in those areas traveling along that contact line and whoever i spoke to at the time, including soldiers in the trenches brushed away the idea that they would be a military escalation, that they would be a full scale invasion. the minister of defense was on a daily basis. as saying that the number of troops gathered on the russian side of the border we

dani parejo got behind the visitors' defence.served as a warm—up to this summer's euros. the republic of ireland beat wales in their invitational tournament in spain. the only goal came from denise 0'sullivan in the first half in what is the second defeat in a row for wales, after they lost on penalties to belgium on saturday. a happy debut for scotland keeper eartha cummings. her save meant the scots won 3—1 on penalties after a 0—0 draw with hungary. they finish fifth in the competition. emma raducanu was forced to retire in a real marathon match overnight, her first competitive outing since defeat at the australian open. the reigning us open champion was top seed at the guadalajara 0pen, but she was clearly struggling — she had some strapping on her leg. three hours and 36 minutes she was out on court against australia's daria saville. that's the longest match of the wta season so far. it was one set all, with raducanu down a break in the third when she called it a day. so a marathon for raducanu, and you'll remember yesterday