i, negus, deutsche of ela has our full solidarity. had one is that it's already deleted. the german government says russia's actions are unjustified. and called it a hostile decision is myoglobin with these drastic measures from the russian side and not acceptable by any means upon. it is a truly aggressive act. well hope, but we don't need aggressive ag cliff. we need dialogue, we need de escalation and not escalation law. group often, de, an escalade, so an initial escalate to the russian government also said at plans to initiate proceedings, to label deutsch avella as a media outlet acting as a foreign agent, a designation that carries further government scrutiny. for now, d w is considering possible legal avenues and says it will not stop reporting on russia. on my colleague, jared read has more on this store. i'm here with the director general of d w. peter lindberg, mr. lindberg and welcome. what update can you give us in respect to the closure of w bureau in moscow, where the office is closed and the colleagues over there stopped working together this morning there

the european union condemns russia's decision to ban deutsche of elin e w 's moscow bureau was shut down today in retaliation for germany, banding rushes, state media outlets, our teeth and the winter olympics begin in beijing. fireworks. the opening ceremony of the chinese capital as beijing becomes the 1st city to host both the summer. and now the winter gate. ah, i break off is good to have you with us on this friday. we begin with 2 presidents who want the world to know that they are on the same page. to day, the leaders of china and russia promised each other deeper ties with quote, no limits. vladimir putin met with season paying in beijing. and what was a choreographed show of solidarity just hours before the opening ceremonies of the winter olympics. and they sent a message to the west as well that they are unified in their opposition to nato expansion. the highest profile guest of the winter olympics, touching down in bay jing russian president vladimir putin is in china to attempt the opening ceremony. but before that, a much awaited re union with his chinese counterpart cheati

i nikos deutsche of ela, has our full solidarity, had hundreds of it was already deleted. the german government says russia's actions are in justified and cold at a hostile decision. if my globe is a moth, these drastic measures from the russian side and not acceptable by any means upon it is a truly aggressive act by health. but we don't need aggressive ag cliff, we need dialogue, we need d escalation and not escalation law group often, day as escalade. so nish, escalade, so the russian government olds have set of plans to initiate proceedings. to label deutsch avella as a media outlet acting as a foreign agent, a designation that carries further government scrutiny. for now, d. w, as considering possible legal avenues and says it will not stop reporting on russia . flood rescue workers and morocco have been working tirelessly for days to save a 5 year old boy who fell into a well. crowds have flocked to the village of a grand to cheer on the rescue is official say they are getting close to the boy, but that conditions a dangerous and the rescue is in a challenging phase.

also coming up tonight, the european union condemned russians decision to ban deutsche develop d w 's. moscow bureau was shut down today and retaliation for germany. banding, russia, state media outlets r t and the winter olympics, begin in beijing. fireworks. the opening ceremony of the chinese capital light up the sky as beijing becomes the 1st city to host. vote the summer. and now the winter games. ah, i'm bring gov to our viewers watching on p b. s in the united states and to all of you around the world, it's good to have you with us on this friday. we begin with 2 presidents who want the world to know that they are on the same page. to day, the leaders of china and russia promised each other deeper ties with quote, no limits. vladimir putin met besieging ping and b g, and a choreographed show of solidarity just hours before the opening ceremonies of the winter olympics. and they sent a message to the west as well, that they are unified in their opposition to nato expansion. the highest profile guest of the winter olympics, touching down in beijing, russian president vladimir put

i nicholas deutsche of ela, has our full solidarity of hunters and it's already deleted. the german government says russia's actions are unjustified and called it a hostile decision. if myoglobin a moth, these drastic measures from the russian side are not acceptable by any means upon it is a truly aggressive act bar helped me. but we don't need aggressive ag, cuz we need dialogue. we need de escalation and not escalation law group, often d as escalade, so an initial escalade. so the russian government also said at plans to initiate proceedings, to label deutsch, vela as a media outlet acting as a foreign agent, a designation that carries further government scrutiny. for now, d, w is considering possible legal avenues and says it will not stop reporting on russia. while the european union is sanctioning 5 high ranking members of molly's transitional government including interim prime minister cho gal maga. the u has criticized the military transitional government for obstructing and undermining the return to democracy by delaying elections. germany, as among the countries

for deutsch avella, that russia chooses to close down operations in their country. obviously, i mean, we need to feed them to report in russia, you can't report, then you don't have accreditation. it's, it's forbidden. you know, that means our journalist can't work from today on. and we have quite a bit of his air and we do extensive reporting from russia. it's a vain, important reach for us, you know, a stuff in any danger. well, hopefully not there, but there could be in danger if they are declared phone agent. because that means if say where to do a report then since say, have been proclaimed for an agent. they can get a, they can go to court, you know, and so it's that can be dangerous for them. but at the moment, no, our staff is not in danger. and of course, the, and continuous contact the sam and we will look after them. we do whatever we can. and so what, what happens, what are they doing? while the 2 governments rankel was unfortunate at the moment. we have to wait, how sinks they're developed, but we have plants and we will as go on reporting about russia,

this is dw news live from berlin, the german government calls roches decision to band this network deutsche a valid unacceptable. russia has also closed down the w moscow bureau and revoked accreditations for reporters that it follows germany's decision to ban german language programming of russia state broadcast a r t in germany and a major blow to the so called islamic state. last night operation took a major terrorist leader off the battlefield. president joe biden says the leader of the islamic state group blew himself up as us special forces approached during a raid in northwest syria. and i just hours left until the opening ceremony of her bay ging winter olympics with the prone of iris pandemic looming. we hear about life inside the beijing bubble. ah, i'm good. have others welcome to the program. the german government has condemned moscow's decision to shut down the russian operations of deutsch avella, germany's foreign ministry said the decision would put a renewed strain on german russian relations authorities. there have closed down the w's office in moscow revoked accreditation

it also said in a statement, it would terminate the satellite and other broadcasting output of deutsch avella in the country. the measures come after germany's media regulator banned the german language broadcasting of russia's state media, r t, which began operating in december 2021 under a serbian license regulators say the license does not align with european law. artie has also been accused of spreading propaganda and disinformation had saw her . this is the fact that deutsch avella has been deprived of its broadcasting license, and that its employees have also been denied accreditation is completely unacceptable . yet, walden, this is for come in acceptable. this violates the freedom of the press and independent media is after all, a sign of free and democratic states that says a lot, i nicholas o deutsche of ela, has our full solidarity, had hundreds of it's already deleted. the german government says russia's actions are unjustified. and called it a hostile decision is my a globe is more these drastic measures from the russian side are not acceptable by any means. it is a truly

a german government calls roches decision to band this network. deutsch avila unacceptable. russia has also closed down d. w. 's moscow bureau and revoked accreditation for our reporter's bay. it follows germany's decision to ban gym and language programming of russia's state broadcasted r t plus russia and china signal closer ties ahead. vladimir putin arrives in begging for the start of the winter olympics. and for talks with changing hank as their countries increasingly align on foreign policy. and it's just hours to go until the beijing games begin amid concerns over china's attitude to human rights. but the organizes pledge to stay out of politics is led to some athletes. uneasy. ah, i am rebecca writ his welcome to the program. the german government has condemned moscow's decision to shut down the russian operations of this channel. deutsch avella, germany's foreign ministry says the decision would put a renewed strain on already tents. german russian relations authorities have closed down dw office in moscow revoked accreditation for all our journalists there and band d. w broad

i've been at the bureau chief and corresponding for deutsch of ela, he and moscow for 7 years. and like all my colleagues, i have loved to reporting from russia even more. we all wore our and we will stay passionate, passionate fans of russia by russia. i dont necessarily mean russian politics, but the people of this great country in my opinion, stories from russia all with incredibly exciting and this country is a very rich in culture. we have reported on politics, the economy, and sparks and on many, many other aspects of people's lives here and of course, died shallow will continue to report on russia in 30 different languages on television, on social media and online. there is no doubt that, that the country plays a very important role in the world and trying hard to understand it is. it remains extremely important, especially in these difficult times. the w moscow bureau chief uri were shadow while the german government has called moscow's move unacceptable, did use director general peter lambert said in a statement that the network was being used as a pine. earlier i spok

the european union condemns russia's decision to ban deutsche welle.heir moscow office was shut down today in retaliation for banning rt. the winter olympics begin in beijing. fireworks at the opening ceremony lighted the sky as beijing becomes the first city to host both the summer and now the winter games. i'm brent goff. to our viewers watching on pbs in the u.s. and to all of you around the world, good to have you with us. we begin with two presidents who want the world to know that they are on the same page. the leaders of china and russia today promised deeper ties with "no limits." vladimir putin met with xi jinping in beijing in a choreographed show of solidarity hours before the opening ceremonies. they sent a message to the west as well that they are unified in their opposition to nato expansion. >> the highest profile guest of the winter olympics touching down in beijing. russian president vita mayor putin is in china to attempt the opening ceremony. before that, a much awaited reunion with his chinese counterpart. >> the opening day of the

i have been at the bureau chief and correspondent for deutsch of ela, he in moscow for 7 years. and like all my colleagues, i have loved to reporting from russia even more. we all wore our and we'll stay passionate, are passionate fans of rush by russia. i dont necessarily mean russian politics, but the people of this great country. and in my opinion, stories from russia always incredibly exciting and to this country is very rich in culture. we have reported on politics, the economy on sports, and on many, many other aspects of people's lives here. and of course died well a, we'll continue to report on russia in our 30 different languages on television, on social media and online. there is no doubt that the country place a very important role in the world and trying hard to understand it is it remains extremely important, especially in these difficult times. interviews moscow bureau chief uri with shadow and that interview was recorded earlier. the german government has called moscow's move unacceptable. w director general peter lindberg said in a statement that the network is b

also coming off on the show, the european union condemns brush as decision to ban this network, deutsche of alex he w moscow. you're a was shut down this week. in retaliation for germany, fanning thrush as it stays. media outlet park seat lim, fix it, began in asia fireworks at the opening ceremony and the chinese capital light up the night sky as they come to the 1st city to host the summer and winter games. ah hello am i richardson, thanks so much for joining us. the leaders of china and russia have resolved to work together and against the united states vladimir putin met. was she jim pang in beijing, in a choreographed show of solidarity just hours before the opening ceremony of the winter olympics. and the 2 sent a message to the west that they are unified in their opposition to nato expansion. the highest profile guest of the winter olympics, touching dawn in bay, jing russian president vladimir putin is in china to attempt the opening ceremony. but before that, a much awaited reunion with his chinese counterpart cheating pin to 0 work. but the opening day of the wintel lim hammer

on my lock, thank you so much for joining us. russia has announced it is banning this network deutsch, vela germany's international broadcaster as a retaliatory move. the foreign ministry said it was closing door travelers, moscow bureau and revoking accreditation for our staff there. this is in response to germany's decision to ban german language programming from russia's state media broadcaster r t. and we can go now to dw moscow bureau chief, uri rochette out, who joyce is from the russian capital. you re, can you tell us how did you find out about this decision? we found out it from the russian media, the information about her. it was on the website on the russian ministry of foreign affairs. in the meantime, i have received an official letter from the russian foreign ministry when i was personally official informed that our off of office has to be closed starting at 9 o'clock to morrow morning. and that means i can still talk to you layla from this studio now, but, and not any more starting tomorrow. what does this mean? are you re to you for your work, or do you have to leave i

also in the program, european union joints, germany in condemning russia, decision to ban deutsche a valid the w's moscow bureau forced to shut down in retaliation for russia. state media outlets are not being allowed to broadcast in germany on the winter olympics . begin if you check, i work at the opening ceremony and the chinese capital light up the night sky with becomes the 1st city to host summer and winter games. ah, i'm fil gail. welcome to the program. china has joined to russia and criticizing data expansion. chinese president g shing, russian president vladimir putin. i've been meeting in beijing ahead of the opening of the patient winter olympics. this comes with growing tension rushes troop build up on its border with ukraine. statement from the 2 leaders highlights agreement and proposed cooperation on our raft of issues including energy supplies and stemming major protest notes for little to glasgow. more from a journalist or fabian crouch, my in beijing. welcome fabian. so talk us through the main points emerging from this meeting. yet the meeting was quite remarkable

also on the program, european union joins germany and condemning russia's decision to ban deutsche a valid at the w. moscow bureau is forced to close retaliation from russia. state media outlets are not being allowed to broadcast in germany. egyptians to celebrate their team semi final, where the africa cup of nations are host cover, see their hopes dashed ah, i'm fil gale. welcome to the program. china has joined russia and criticizing nater expansion. chinese president g pig and russian president vladimir putin. i've been meeting in beijing ahead of the opening of the winter olympics. this comes amid growing tensions over russia's troop build up on it for the ukraine. you statement from the to lead us highlighted that agreement and proposed cooperation on a raft of issues including energy supplies and stepping beta protest, movements little glass, get more from a journalist or fabian crouch, my in beijing. welcome fabian. so talk us through the main points emerging from this meeting. yet the meeting was quite remarkable. i mean, what we expected and what are so many analysts taught

what do you make of the deutsche bank loan? they agreed to loan trump $170 million for this property but were only given access to two pages of his tax returns and were not allowed to keep any copies of financial statements. do you have a theory of why deutsche bank would agree to loan him so much money under those conditions? >> deutsche bank is a financial institution and has had a strange bromance with donald trump, it has cut corners and has taken risky moves that nobody else would touch and has given him favorable treatment, as it did in this circumstance. what bank in its right mind would loan anybody $170 million based on two pages of a thin gruel by way of a financial disclosure. the nature of the relationship is something that i think is highly questionable and worthy of examination by a da, but the u.s. attorney and by frankly the department of justice. >> speaking of strange bromances, there's the hotel group, miami-based cbi merchant group trying to buy this lease to the tune of $100 million over the market value of

and deutsche bank is the lender.y may not want to do business with him, so i think when he comes up against that, you know, it could be some problems there. i mean none of this is good news. i just think when you think about how he's going to have to handle the media debt, it's gonna be potentially higher rates and also just in some cases i wonder who the lender is going to end up being. >> i think we're all wondering whether the charm of donald trump is going to be enough to just get away with a higher rate and that's all. >> that's all, yeah. >> donald trump turns out not to be a great businessman -- hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars in debt on properties been pumping money into. >> i think -- you were talking about the old post office earlier, and i was thinking wow, we're so much going on. there's so much we don't know how much he is going to get out of that. everybody think he's going to walk away with, i think i've heard 70 million, 100 million. we don't know the terms of that deal and that it is cas

as russia shuts down the moscow office of deutsch of bela a day after the german media regulate a band to artes fish the channel odd t. london's police chief is under fire after a report exposes how offices some of whom are still in the jobs shed, jokes about in rape and violence. and the new zealand catholic church at mid to 14 percent of clergy has been a tooth of various forms of texas abuse since 1951 survivor told us what he with not only was i abused as a young boy in middle school here in new zealand i went on to the catholic school, secondary level, was abused sexually and physically again. and then i was abused by a priest in the diocese with what it's 5 to turning into a busy thursday here. we're not to you to national it is good to have you with us today because it's breaking news, kicking off this hour here on the program, the russian foreign ministry has published a list of retaliatory measures against germany. that's comes a day after the german media regulator block to our system channel r t d. that's bringing our senior correspondent, but i'd guess deal with the very la

also coming up, the german government condemned russia's decision to band this network, deutsch avella and data please. moscow bureau is shot down after germany's move to block the german language programming of rushes state broadcaster state past the winter olympics, kicks off in beijing in the next hour. human rights concerns have overshadowed the run up to the games, thought b olympic committees pledge to stay out of politics as left athletes, uneasy. and in the u. k. for the fallout from the party gate scandal, 5 and bars. johnson's advisors have now resigned as fresh amounts on the prime minister to do the same. ah, i'm rebecca writ as welcome to the program. the ladies of russia and china have pushed back against pressure from the west and demanded an end to nato's expansion . this comes amid growing tensions over the cross as a new crime rush, as president vladimir putin has met with his chinese counterpart changing pang. and beijing both saw say their relationship is at a historical high point. they're pledging close a co operation on energy supplies and on standing major prote

also coming off, the german government condemns rushes decision to ban this network. deutsch avella and dw moscow bureau is shot down after germany's moved to block the german language programming of russia's state, broadcast a r c. and the winter olympics kicks off invasion this. our human rights concerns have overshadowed the run up to the games about the olympic committees. pledge to stay out of politics as left athletes uneasily. while march operation took a major terrorist leader off to battle. president joe biden says later, all the la mc state group blew himself up as us special forces approached during a ride in northwest syria. ah, i'm rebecca writt as welcome to the program. the ladies of russia and china have pushed back against pressure from the west and demanded an end to nato's expansion . this comes, i made growing tensions over the crisis in ukraine. russia's president vladimir putin has met with his chinese counterpart. she jang pang in beijing. both. i'd say their relationship is at an historical high point. they're pledging close cooperation on energy supplies and on

the german government has condemned moscow's decision to shut down the russian operations of deutsch avella. germany's foreign ministry said the move would put a renewed strain on a german russian relations. moscow made the decision to shudder. d, w, after german media regulators, banter german language, programming of russian state broadcaster r t due to a lack of license deutsch velez moscow office has to close by order of the russian government. the decision came after germany's media regulators banned german language programming of russia's state media broadcaster r t for operating without a german broadcasting license. d w's director general, pita limburger called the russian government's decision, a disappointment, and a total over reaction. this is another sign that russia is not interested in. the russian government is not interested in press freedom and freedom of opinion, but i can only say um, even if we have to leave the country, we will intensify reporting on the country. so i think this must be also clear to the russian side that we will not just ignore what's happening

and as you know, deutsch avella is a public interest broadcaster finance by taxpayer funds, but in no way answerable to the german government. and in fact, foreign minister burbock already conveyed that message to her russian counterpart to russian foreign mister sergey love. rough when she visited in moscow in january, she pointed out that because of the central role that the state media played in the nazi era, no state broadcast or can attain a license under german law. law shorts is a pretty difficult position. a b. b, foyer goes to moscow, german, russian relations already pretty tense and you christ and of has put chancellor shoals in a difficult position with germany's allies as well as in it. absolutely, it has relations have been fraught since the russian annexation of crimea. and after that, we saw in 2015 a major cyber attack on the bonus tag, which was coordinated by russian hackers saw repeated cyber attacks on leading german politicians and also mis information in the run up to the german election. also sponsored by russian groups and then there was the murder in cold blo

because deutsch avella is germany officially as don to, to the r t a d version. so it could come in france to it could come elsewhere and it reflects, i think, the way on the governments in place are really annoyed by the voice. the populace forces in their own countries on like for example, in france, you have for money been exempt. who are the candidates off the heart, right. that represent something like 30 percent of the electro minimum. and these people, but 30 percent of people vote for these hot right parties. it's the same in germany, by the way, in every country, even last week, in portugal loc, the election, you have the, the new hop, right, a position, getting 12 votes for the 1st time they present candidates. so you know, it comes everywhere in europe and they are scared of these populists, by the way, are friends of russia and support the russian version and attitudes about stanford, europe, and the expansion of nato. should an extent say the spot. so it's a, it's a concerted attack against seen using france for example. ok, the move journalist and a

jonathan: matt of deutsche bank is going to weigh in next.e is looking for 50 basis points in march. these calls are huge. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: what a moment for this economy, this market. futures recover a little bit. down 0.1% on the s&p. two year yields start to back away from that 1.60 level we broke through earlier. two's, tens, and 30's. two year yields come in by three basis points. we had a little look at 1.62 earlier. the calls we are seeing on wall street at the moment warrant more attention. bank of america, seven hikes for 2022, terminal rate of 2.75 for three. $1 trillion this year. $1 trillion next year. can you imagine what this yield curve is going to look like? tom: i cannot imagine. the distinction, we don't have time for it now, is this word flat versus inversion. that is a loaded observation we just heard. jonathan: essentially talking up the possibility of this chart, two's versus tense, inverting. the spread between the 246 basis points. it has narrowed. that curve has gone flatter.

i, i've been at the bureau chief and correspondent for deutsch avella, he in moscow for 7 years. and like all my colleagues, i have loved to reporting from russia even more. we all wore our and we will stay passing that passionate fans of rush by russia. i dont necessarily mean russian politics, but the people of this great country for now, d. w is weighing its options and considering possible legal avenues or rushes move to bandy. w comes as german chancellor, olaf shoulds prepares a trip to moscow for talks amid fears. russia is preparing to invade ukraine. sholtes called the build up of russian troops on your brain border. very serious and said any invasion would come with consequences. german chancellor has been under pressure from other nato members to take a harder line on russia. and now we also have an update from d, w political correspondence. simon young, who can tell us what leverage chancellor sholtes will have during his trip to the kremlin. well, i think the main thing is what we've talked about again and again it's, there's no stream to gas pipeline. it's very impo

the united font of moscow and minsk in troubling ties. moscow has banned the broadcast of germany's deutsch avella in russia. it's one of the retaliatory measures taken against berlin after germany's media regulator, blocked off sister channel r t. d. russia is drawing up a list of representatives, estates, and public structures in germany involved in restricting the broadcast of r t d and putting pressure on the russian media outlet who will be denied entry to the russian federation. the response against germany includes the closure of the russian deutsch, avella, bureau, and the reputation of accreditation. of all the outlets. journalist, the channels broadcast, has been bound the trustful platforms in russia, or the recognition of deutsch avella, as a foreign agent, is being initiated. also, russia's foreign ministry will blacklist all those who were involved in r t. d 's. but a few days ago, germany slapped a broadcast band on anti di saying that they'd like the right broadcasting license to operate in the states and europe in law. but these disputes not saying the pivot it obtained in

this is a completely different situation to deutsch velez. his license has been revoked. profit, this was the 1st time or even maybe the 2nd time r t was obstructed from broadcasting. one might say, rush over, reacted, but r t d was entirely banned from broadcasting in germany. and that is no small step in the wrong direction. well, among the people we got to react to the story was film director morton traffic. he told us that bon and r t d is aimed at silencing those who challenge mainstream norris's in the western hemisphere. so much or what comes up the russia is viewed with such suspicion. because that, that creates a worldview where a lot of people are missing out on potentially valuable corrections or, or alternative viewpoints to look at the big tech giants who are already censoring, sometimes in very bizarre ways, statements or viewpoints that are supposedly unacceptable. it's just a part of a general trend toward a q rated or controlled media world, or this is obviously, i think, connected to the prevailing political situation not le

also coming up, the german government condemns roches decision to ban this network. deutsch avella and d deputies moscow. bureau is shut down after germany is moved to block the german language programming of rushes state road casa for the winter olympics. it kick off in beijing. the opening ceremony is underway at the landmark stadium built for the 2008 games badge inc now becomes the 1st city to host both to summer and winter olympics. ah, i am rebecca writ as welcome to the program. the ladies of russia and china have pushed back against pressure from the west and demanded an end to nato's expansion . is comes on a growing tensions over the crisis in ukraine. russia's president vladimir putin has met with his chinese counterpart shaking, paying in beijing. both sides say their relationship is at an historical high point . they pledging closer co operation on energy supplies and on stemming major protest movements. journalist fab encroachment is in beijing and spent following the too late. as may tang fabian potent and shame making a joint call to limit nato expansion today, some of

ministry of moscow announces it is shutting down this network of germany's international broadcaster deutsch avella. the move comes in retaliation for berlin's decision to ban german language programming from russia, state media broadcaster, and a major blow to the so called islamic state. last march operation took a major terrorist leader off the battlefield. u. s. president, jo bonuses the i s leader blew himself up as us forces approach during a read in northwest syria. several other people also killed during the operation near the turkish border. ah, unlocked, thank you so much for joining us. russia has announced it is banning this network deutsch traveler, germany's international broadcaster as a retaliatory move if, when ministry said it was closing deutsche of alice moscow bureau and revoking accreditation for our staff there. this is in response to germany's decision to ban german language programming from russia, state media broadcaster our team. earlier i spoke to d, w. 's, director general peter lindberg to get his reaction. or we had been expecting some measures by the russian s

the moscow bureau of german broadcaster deutsche a bell. it with the foreign ministry also warning of further measures. ortiz don quarter picks up the story. it was this week's biggest violation of freedom of the press in germany. the country's top media regulator took r. t. d. e's broadcast off the air on the internet via satellite social media, absolutely everywhere. the required media low license was not available. the organisation and distribution of the tv program by a live stream on the internet for the mobile and smart tv up archie, news, and via satellite miss that will be discontinued. what was russia left to do, but to respond in kind, deutsche avella was told its offices in russia will be shut down. it's journalists press accreditation revoked, and it's russian language broadcasts. taken off the air on top of all that a blacklist was declared to include everyone complicit in this enormous censorship campaign against r t. russia is drawing up a list of representatives of states and public stretches in germany, involved in the stre

the weekend off to you to national russia shuts down the moscow office of jones and broadcast at deutsch avella off to berlin blocks off assist channel r t t e. rules are apparently not for every one. australian cunning team player is allowed to compete in the beijing winter olympics despite all of a sudden testing positive foot cove it and at least 6 children killed at northwest syria. as american commandos claim to have taken out the leader of his la mc stay for the same time and place with an awful lot of stories making headlines all around the world this week. let's pick out some of the top ones here. it's ortiz weekly program. so germany's media regulated this week, band or sister channel r t e, across all platforms. in retaliation, russia shot down the moscow bureau of german broadcast, at deutsch avella, the foreign ministry warning of possible further measures. a correspondent donald quarter takes it good luck. it was this week, the biggest violation of freedom of the press in germany. the country's top media regulator took r t d. e's broadcast off the air on the internet via sat

what do we know about the efforts here at deutsche bank?ichael: this is part of a continuing effort from deutsche bank. we reported earlier this month they were stepping up some technological efforts to try to monitor communications on different platforms. they are looking into use of these off platform communications systems, and this has become an area of focus for regulators, especially in the pandemic as you have more people working from home. they want to make sure that banks are able to keep track of the communications between their employees to be able to monitor that, make sure compliance has a handle on what is going on on trading desks and other areas. anna: this must be ongoing headache not just for this bank, but others. we have seen other banks follow foul of regulations in the past. chris: regulators -- michael: regulators sent a huge message with the fine on jp morgan. that cut all the banks -- that caught all the banks' attention. they are reminding them of their policies, trying to make sure they don't run afoul. anna: the

this is a completely different situation to deutsch velez. his license has been revoked. perhaps if this was the 1st time or even maybe the 2nd time r, t was obstructed from broadcasting one might say rush overreacted, but r t d e was entirely banned from broadcasting in germany, and that is no small step in the wrong direction. we spoke to phil director of morton traffic, he says, the bow naughty d e is aimed at silencing challenges to main street narratives western hemisphere. so much of what comes up to russia is viewed with such suspicion. bukosa that creates a world view where a lot of people are missing out on potentially valuable corrections or, or alternative viewpoints. if you look at the big tech giant who are already censoring, sometimes in very bizarre ways, statements or viewpoints are supposedly unacceptable. it's just a part of a general trend toward a q rated or controlled media world. or this is obviously, i think, connected to the prevailing political situation. not least connected to ukraine, which is good to have you with us today. australia is one. it

deutsche bank, headlines on the wire, the deutsche bank says it's russia risks are "well contained." lisa: how do you measure those risks tied directly to russian assets? then there's the risk of oil prices surging young what a lot of people were expecting. and how do you expect that fallout to play out? especially the economic slowdown that could ensue when it comes to banking in london. jonathan: direct exposure, indirect exposure, direct exposure slowing consumer and higher prices. places like germany are the issues. we have to try to get our heads around it. tom: first thing i looked at was dutch natural gas and that brings us to a natural high. many of these moves are five standard deviations and for the math people, that shows how highly unusual this is. another headline, and we will be buried with headlines through the morning, turkey says russia's military operation is unacceptable. the lire is weaker this morning, well over 14. jonathan: team coverage coming up. let's start with futures down more than 2% on the s&p. the s&p in correction -- the nasdaq heading for a bear mark

to be revoked deutsche of ellis offices and russia are set to be closed. and the, all of the russian language broadcasts from deutsche of al are set to be stopped. that's what the russian foreign ministry said, and we also just minutes ago heard that georgia villa will actually wait until they receive official confirmation of these measures and that they will appeal them if they do receive them. now another thing that moscow did was set up decide to set up a blacklist of german government officials, media regulators, anyone that was complicit in this enormous censorship campaign against r t and r t d e. now, and this also just comes one day after germany's top regulator said that our t v has to stop all broadcast in germany. that means via satellite via social media internet, everywhere the required media well license was not available. the organisation and distribution of the tv program by a live stream on the internet via mobile and smart tv parking news and via satellite must therefore be discontinued. of course, rti d. you can still appeal that decisio

as fox logged us, i'm, i'm an golf from deutsche run. thought. want bend is of it on your mission to mass lum egleston heter tourism type point. dan via design for far less ish. t v. isn't oh, the magnet folks. keegan. we were. i guess he wagner. and concentrate on dark guns . armeno field is one well known american author, dean henderson thinks of past events. poland and hungary invaded czechoslovakia before hitler invaded poland because poland and hungary work and already with the nazis and france in england basically threw czechoslovakia under the bus. and they don't really want us to remember that part you see, but they just abandon them and. and again, if hadn't been for stolen coming on the eastern front, they would abandon a lot more people in eastern europe as well. mm hm. however, on september the 19th 2019, the european parliament adopted a resolution stating that it was germany in the u. s. i saw that paved the way for world war 2. a mock. thank it. doesn't die interesting. hoping colorado us in biological mando house poor in the guns

there was a breach at deutsche bank that took a long time to fix. that really is the problem, things don't turn around over night and it just takes some time. there's the initial phase of coming to the realization that there is sort of a new strategy, but it still takes time for the thoughts to work through. as well as it's a distraction for management, there is higher costs involved, and for the investors, it is sort of a waiting game because we know that there is risk, not just directly related to some of the changes they are making, but some of the knock on to some of their adjacent businesses. manus: thanks for staying up so late on this, but it is a monster story. deutsche bank looks as if it is succeeding in turning itself around. what do you think the u.s. needs to do to reestablish itself? >> i think they are taking the right steps. they've had these big charges, but i think -- keep in mind a lot of these charges relate to things that happen over a decade ago. so i think to the extent, the big charts we saw a related to the investment bank,

also on the program, european union joins germany in condemning russia's decision to ban deutsche a valid w's. moscow bureau is forced to shut down in retaliation from russia's state broadcast a r t not being allowed to broadcast in germany on the winter olympics. begin in beijing, fireworks light up the sky and the opening ceremony in the chinese capital. beijing to comes 1st city to host summer and winter games. ah, i'm from gail. welcome to the program. china has joined to russia and criticizing nato expansion. i need to president, she's in pain and russian president vladimir putin met in beijing ahead of the opening of the winter olympics. and this comes in that growing tensions over russia's troop build up on an order with ukraine. the statement from the to leave is the highlighted agreement and proposed cooperation on a raft of issues including energy supplies. we stemming major protest movements to bless, get more from a journalist or fabian crouch, my in beijing. welcome fabian. so talk us through the main points emerging from this meeting. yet the meeting was quite remarkable. i

the german government calls russia's decision to ban this, that work deutsch village, unacceptable. russia has also closed down t w's moscow bureau and revoked accreditation for all our reporters that it follows . germany is decision to ban german language programming off russia state broadcast and a major blow to the so called islamic state. last night operation took a major cherish theater off to battle. president joe biden says the leader of the islamic state group and blew himself up as us special forces approached during arrayed in northwest syria. and it's just hours to go until the winter olympics kicks off in aging. human rights concerns have overshadow. to run up to the games. but organizers pledge to stay out of politics as left. some athletes, uneasy? ah, i'm gabrielle as well come to the program. the german government has condemned moscow's decision to shut down the russian operations of this program. dodge avella, germany's foreign ministry said the decision would put a renewed strain on german. russian relations authorities have closed down the w's office in moscow. revoked a