keith ellison joins me now. general ellison, nice to see you this evening. course, as you know, this is our home state. we're both from minnesota, so this hits particularly close to home. i have to ask you, you know, it's one thing when you ask the people to trust in the process and the outcome as a conviction. there is that optimism, a sense of justice being served. and then when a sentence comes out that's quite distinct from what the families wanted, let alone from what the prosecution asked for, what do you say to the public to have them understand that the process is still working? are you confident that it is? >> well, i think it's important to keep in mind that a jury of her peers did convict kim potter of first-degree and second-degree manslaughter. it is important. i know we're talking about the sentencing tonight, but we could easily lose track of the fact that 12 objective minnesotans looked at the evidence and said that she was guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. that's important. now, on the issue of the sentencing, you know, the fact is, is that

it's nowhere near what minnesota attorney general keith ellison asked for.uested the presumptive 86 months, or roughly six years, saying, quote, it must always be remembered first and foremost that this case is about the death of daunte wright, a living, breathing human being who loved and was loved. the presumptive sentence reflects the seriousness of the loss of his life. a.g. keith ellison joins us now. i have to say, you know, this is our home state. we're both from minnesota. so, this hits particularly close to home. and i have to ask you, you know, it's one thing when you ask the people to trust in the process and the outcome of the conviction. there's that optimism, the sense of justice being served. and then when a sentence comes out that's quite distinct from what the families wanted, let alone from what the prosecution asked for, what do you say to the public to have them understand that the prosecess i still working? are you confident that it is? >> well, i think it's important to keep in mind that a jury of her peer did say convict kim potter of

thank you so much for that, ellison.ning me now -- >> michelle, i understand, correct me if i'm wrong. you've just arrived in lviv. you travel from kyiv. tell us about your journey? what it was like? what you saw? what you heard? and what you're seeing now? >> yes, i'm standing in kyiv, outside lviv here. it's sunday morning i. been in the town for about four hours. we arrived here about 4:30 in the morning. there's no accommodation. we managed to find a school that's taking in refugees. we all slept on the floor of a school gym. i managed to get out of kyiv the. it was extremely difficult to get out at this point. there are no cars, trains. i manage to get with a -- they agreed to take me with their doberman in the backseat, the dog. so, we all got of kyiv. it was a 13, 14 hour drive. it was pretty chaotic because roads were shut. bridges have been blown. the queen minute theory also close certain passages. we literally also had to go through the middle of two different forces. so, there was a road we followed. we drove

and they were at iowa writers workshop ellison who wrote invisible man and naylor and ellison said norman the problem with you is that you don't realize we're all dispensable. simple line by ralph ellison, but i think about it a lot like wherever i'm at. i know i'm dispensable like this. i you know every job but you know like this is not if i left tomorrow somebody else fills the place and it's just hard when you want to you know, it's important to keep that in mind because he keeps you grounded a little bit not to get too high on your horse the growing up in the midwest the one sin brian i found the thing that i can't tolerate i have one intolerance of human behavior, obviously more than one but the one i just don't like people that are conceited. like that have the disease of conceit that they feel there's so much better than the next person and when i came east i encountered that a lot. i didn't encounter that in the midwest. can you remember? i know this might be hard somebody that is conceited that hit you. life and you said i don't like that. oh so many and i don't want to i may not

thank you, ellison stay safe. >>> as we await potential talks between russia and ukraine this morningthe u.s. is calling on china to condemn russia's invasion in an interview with msnbc, white house press secretary jen psaki prevailed china has been abiding by some of the sanctions the u.s. and allies have imposed on russia. we know china has close ties with russia and we've seen some solidarity with ukraine. what would it mean for china's global standing in the community if it doesn't speak out more against russia's actions >> reporter: china finds itself in a very awkward position in that it's trying to balance its relationship with rush rush with the potential blowback from much of the world so far the official statements have been quite jegeneric. they've been calling on all sides to turn to dialogue. they haven't condoned russian actions, but they haven't condemned them either. there are signs two state-owned banks appear to be complying with sanctions in that they're restricting russian commodities. china has yet to call it an invasion, let alone a war. it's why we have the whit

thank you so much, alison, ellison barber, in poland. let's bring in this bbc news correspondent raf sanchez from moscow. and raf, one of the things that is going to be top of our mind here is for vladimir putin. because he's really feeling the hurt, potentially, one of the headlines out of the atlantic because of the economic sanctions that you are reporting on all weekend, this is where he would hit putin where it hurts. is he hurting? >> richard. vladimir putin is a former kgb agent. he is inscrutable at the best of times. these are clearly not the best of times. russian analysts here in moscow who have followed him for decades say, they have never seen him like this. that he is erratic, in, away that he wasn't. before that he is prepared to take risk in a way that he wasn't previously. and they're having a very hard time predicting where his head is at right now. we saw it yesterday, he put his new color forces on high alert. that was the headline that reverberated all across the world. does that mean he's likely to use a new killer

we have to take keith ellison's words. we accept the sentence. we do not have to agree with it but certainly there needs to be a lot more consistency with the way people are sentenced. >> you mentioned derek chauvin. the judge said this case was far different from manslaughter cases as well as other high profile police killings. he referenced the killing of george floyd saying it was nothing like that but for the wright family, they have lost a son. still lost a son. >> there is no difference to the wright family at all. they loved their son. they miss their son. he was cherished. i don't know how else to say it. he was their boy, their buddy, their son, their friend. and it really makes no difference. he's gone. and that is because kimberly potter, you know, we have -- people say, well, she was on the force for 26 years. that is a mitigating circumstance. well i look at it as she was on the force 26 years. it is not that she wasn't trained. she was trained all right. it was how was she trained? what was the manner of her training throughout her

if you don't love something, you confir dictate, she has to fall in love with the re for the ellison. then only you put into effect to make sure that digital manes. her methods are working. as young people learn what could be lost without bull protection. the iranian alpine skier house st. savish hm. shockey has been suspended from competition at the winter olympics after failing a drug test. authorities have confirmed that a sample collected from the iranian during a doping control tested positive for the anabolic steroids. he had been the only male athlete, representing iran in beijing. let's have a shipment chem shockey is now banned from competing. is the 1st confirmed open case at the gains? and next we have business for you with chelsea delaney course. you can always get all the latest on our website, w dot com and follow us on twitter and instagram at w news. we're gonna have more for you coming up. so stay tuned. language craft. we're watching. are you ready to get all these places in europe are smashing all the records into more bold adventure. just don't lose your grip. use

if you don't love something, yukon protected, she has to fall in love with the re for the ellison. then only you put an effort to make sure that it remains her methods to working. as young people learn what could be lost without more protection. ah, the winter olympics and beijing, obscene star boards is and upsets, including a successful into a 16 year gertie to go for an american snowboarder and a standout performance from a norwegian. free style skier, norway's brick rude claim gold in the 1st ever men's big air ski event, the 21 year old landed a spectacular jump with 5 and a half rotations and earned a score so high. he secured the title ahead of his final jump. he performed the last run as a victory lap while holding the norwegian flag. michela schiffron disappointment continued with another early exit in the alpine seeing slammed schiffron who came to beijing as one of the big stars having taken gold and 20142018 was left shattered. as she missed the gate after just 5 seconds. the american later questioned if she'll compete again at the games. but there was some us success.

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minnesota attorney general keith ellison says he'll partner with the attorney's office to get to therek chauvin and kim potter both who were charged respectively. joining me is tiffany cross, host of "the cross connection" on msnbc. >> this case is so demoralizing to see this over and over. keith ellison used to be a congressman, as well so he's very familiar with federal law, and we'll talk about the amir locke murder on "the cross connection" and i'll be joined by the president of the minnesota association of black lawyers, frank abuaono. ask what is going on with the minneapolis police. i have not heard a lot of outrage from the nra on this considering that according to his family and attorneys he was licensed to carry that firearm. plus, ali, i don't know if you noticed this, but there are a lot of ed cares leaving the classroom. i'll talk to a virginia school teacher and president becky pringle about why so many educators are leaving the classroom at record rates. you've seen a lot of this crazy footage as i have with parents outraged at school boards and white parents enraged o

minnesota attorney general keith ellison has been asked to review the case for possible charges.ffice led prosecutions of former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin in george floyd's killing and the shooting of black motorist daunte a right. brianna taylor died in a botched no knock warrant in 2020, which led to a call for an end to such warrants. >> lift every voice and saying which is also known as the black national anthem could become an official national him. democrats on capitol hill have introduced a bill to create a special designation for the historic him which dates back over a century. it would not replace the national at the home. but supporters say the song deserves a special place in american history, written in 1900 to commemorate abraham lincoln's birthday. the lyrics were later set to music. some lawmakers call the song not only a symbol of black pride and perseverance but of the resilience of the american democracy. >> to ensure that our nation, the ever mindful of that people's role in the development of our has taught us angle, saw hole. >> that the presi

gabe gutierrez right here in new york with me, ellison barber in canada covering the vaccine mandatepolicy expert. gabe, you got back from visiting two different school districts in ohio taking very different approaches. what did you learn? >> yeah. it came on the same day that several states had announced plans to get rid of their school mask mandates. new jersey, connecticut, delaware. we went to ohio, where two different school districts, one had kept its mask mandate, the other one had let it expire in january. take a look. just outside cleveland, this intermediate school no longer requires masks in classes, only recommends them. how effective has mask wearing been? >> i think it's been very, very effective. >> reporter: of its 550 students, 83 have tested positive this school year. staffing issues also forced the school to close in cement during the omicron surge when masks were optional. >> we have to learn how to live with this. >> reporter: this school, 31 have tested positive. it has not closed due to an outbreak. >> we believe wearing masks is a barrier to try to prevent th

ralph ellison and he says among other things our memory and our history are ever at odds, and i just i love that sentiment because this yeah, it says, you know, this is a story told by inattentive idealists and what interesting way to describe america and and our population inattentive idealists, and i do want to begin with the general and then we'll move to the specific of your chapters, but these ideas of myth and identity and aspiration and even i might say nostalgia which which i got from every one of these chapters some of them i felt quite personally personally things like betty crocker's again, it's your idea. seems like such a big idea and it seems also now that it's come to fruition seems like i'm such a mature idea. how did you come to this way of telling this story which is to say grouping of canonical texts, but that were not literary so-called literary texts sure. so i think maybe just to start with a slight overview of the approach that i'm taking for people who haven't maybe read the entire book yet, but hopefully it once you after this and as you said with the kind of

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she has to fall in love with the re for the ellison. then only you for an effective make sure that it remains her methods or working as young people learn what could be lost without mal protection. if a morale, i am jordan, dr. judith helen, she is with the alfred, vague and her institute in germany. that's a center for polar and marine research. it's good to have you on the show. i understand that you will be speaking at this summit on friday. you're going to be talking to politician scientists, business leaders. what are you going to tell them? well, we had a good works up, stay and on the polar oceans and their m contribution to mitigate climate change. and the message on friday will be presented by the avi director at and he reads you . and i think one of the key messages is that in order to have the oceans, not warming any further, and not a city playing any further. and the most critical is to as a clear and pass you to the missing on the van to 2nd mess. the go ahead, what are the 2nd message? and the 2nd message is that we do ne

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also, ellison b aggressive enough to ensure they can be a sustainable and profitable business. >> this was him just about a year ago talking about his vision. take a quick listen. >> we are investing in digital fitness as well and on and on you are seeing some of the big players trying to create these connected products. everyone in the industry is seeing the future of fitness is at home. >> part of the this might be at home. where do you think they went wrong? >> demand forecasting is a problem. this is something that is very expensive. just because you are saving money on the outside. this is the import -- the purpose that is more about what the -- now, the consumer behavior in the pandemic is swinging all the way away right now. we will try to see what a visible market will look like. >> let's talk a little bit about who comes next. very mccarthy, the former cfo of spotify and netflix. mccarthy and his wife are big peleton riders. big fans of the brand. is he the right person to ride peloton into the sunset? >> i like the way you phrased it. he brings credibility with investors and

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if you don't love something, you can protect it to fall in love with the read for the ellison, then only you for and if i can to make sure that it remains her methods or working as young people learn what could be lost without more protection. we'll have a quick round up now of some of the latest developments in the corona virus pandemic. the number of coven 19 cases around the world has topped 400000000. according to americas, johns hopkins university, the death toll of just under 5800000. the world health organization who's calling on wealthy countries to fill a 23000000000 dollar funding gap to help poor nations. w h o says unequal access to tests and vaccines risks prolonging the crisis. and the state of new york is dropping its indoor mask mandate for most public places. i to canada, why the prime minister just intruder says he will end a mass protest by truckers against upon barrack restrictions. the action which is now in the 2nd week has paralyzed parts of the capitol. auto drivers have brought the business district to a standstill unblocked the busiest border crossing with us al

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you can seem ellison's of children's clothes and shoe bedding medical kids being reported by volunteers as a car, blocking traffic down the road as london has come to drop off what they can go to streaming extremely grateful and small but by general safety. and certainly that'd be of their people always bringing it. i think i have every language of the world in this room in their last 24 hours. at the moment we are looking for the transport companies that would like to spoil install ship man from london today. police and ukrainian board that 3 off todd, this is what we desperately need now. few days ago it was ukraine obeyed, might recall on next week, it might bureau just a collection points like this set up around the u. k. people joined the call to the stand with ukraine. but beyond the clothing and the bedding, they think what they really need is combat element hiv advanced 2 way radios and drove back. in the meantime, these donations will be a small comfort to those refugee stepping into uncertainty. charlie angela out there. ah, top stories are al jazeera. russia has ramped up a t

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leave it in the for example, remember the mailing in the, the gas transit stealing gas, even with ellison, i would like to remind you that we were trying to use dialect with russia as a to, to like mail with the west. the sad that the will would get closer to russia, trying to win preferences. and they were saying that we have them, if not rational providence, in greenville, and from the very 1st started doing 30 statehood by renouncing everything that was bringing us together. they were trying to twist the historical memory of the generations of people who lived in ukraine comes as no surprise that the ukrainian society faced with that crow for them on the radical nationalism. your methodist church became rich avec, and national e, y. and the 3rd year now and naps and, and so we're joining ganges in eastern ukraine. kristen, the territorial claims against russia. we're always even more often reform. and then our forces were also using our special services, particularly to raise their people and ukraine and to move them into power into the government. and ukraine has never had stable trad

she has to fall in love with the re for the ellison. they're not only you for their factor, make sure that it remains her methods or working. as young people learn what could be lost without more protection. the main suspect in the 2015 paris terror attack says, began testifying in his trial to day french moroccan national cellar of the slum was been, has been unrepentant in the past. he is the only surviving suspect who was in paris on the night of the events on november 13th. he in 19 others are accused of planning and carrying out attacks on the stadium, bars, clubs and restaurants in a night of terror in the french capital. 130 people were killed, bullets cross over to paris where lisa louis is following the story for as you've been attending the hearing. what did salah, the slum, have to actually say? but he 1st started off with a statement saying, you know, he should be very careful when you are judging me in the past. people have been judged very severely for terror and matters. but just think of those who have actually refrained

cuz ellison was broken up so that it was a homicide. often every 2 weeks, we visit him. during the visits, we hand him the food and the money right at the local. she on a personal buck in total, i spend $100.00 a month on him, but the funds need to let about get the at m and o. often the guards won't allow in any food from the outside care, cause they let the prisoner starve to the lives the whole, the men screamin hunger when we visit them. it's so awful in particular for we handle the long balloon. if the parsley and the bag is not for the salad, it's medicine to treat kidney elements. love them. melody and monkey. more to help those who have breathing problems in the lingo. that's how we smuggle in the medicine. because the men don't get any medical treatment on them. and there's just no other way or them, but he got the via this way. the parsley stays fresh, longer in the back. 100 them up. well, no. hm no . hm. if no one takes care of the sick and prison, some of the kidnapped for just many glided so until they died. then i'm frightened, and then what if there's in

that their sole authority, it is the ukrainian military infrastructure and not the civilians. less ellison, or is it given latortia brittany, my russian servicemen are taking all measures to ensure the safety of civilians and exclude provocations by ukrainian special services and nationalists. our fire is directed only at the military infrastructure of the armed forces of ukraine. we do not target residential and social infrastructure. colla fighting continues here in la ganske region in genetic region. the head of the republic, denisa bushland in dynamics says that the operation to liberate the rest of the nest people's republic. willis soon ends by the forces will not rest until uh that happens. so now a heavy fighting is said taking place in the south of the republic and near the city of mario paul, it's about a couple of hours drive away from my here. now are apparently a nationalist militia group called us off of ukraine is controlling the city there in circle it and prevented a preventing the civilians from are evacuating. now that group has been associated with a neo nazi believes a

that's always been our big dream. ellison, and because these are the biggest wetlands in argentina, but we absolutely need otis in the waterways just like jackie was on lambs. they released more giant otters into nature each month at the banana gosselin under hyundai. isn't it glove? a giant autos are at the top of the food chain in the rivers, and their return can help stabilize the ecosystem. notice ya loving through and out of ah, this project wouldn't be possible without the hard work of environmental. conservationists like biologist, sophia heinen. she's head of the re wilding argentina foundation usually hello. yes. you say sonya so? yeah. the neat, i mean, delete them, me, me. i causing to environmental protection. when i was 16 enough. i participated in bud conservation project and foot to create to make the national park sell him me. if he wants to do something for the planets i need, you have to start nature reserves to protect endangered 90. she's associate us as well. offices, minnesota, ah, jaguars, and many other species disappeared in the 1970s farmers and hunters drove t

joining me now vince ellison the author of the new book "25 lies."hy is the default democratic position to push the rest of the country to become places of more suffering and despair like new york city? >> well, the democrat party, unholy alliance with this group and a triangle. most black teachers and city organizers, they have always used it to keep the black community under control. terror. and all of this caring about crimes is a ruse. they know the american people don't wanted. they know the american people are afraid of it so they will tell them that we will try to stop it. if they get in power, you will see this type of crime in every city in america because this is how they maintain control here they have always used terror. they have always used murder. they have always use intimidation. this is they are stick. they are not going to change it. so they want to tell you, hey, everything will be fine. you guys can join us and everything will be cool. no, it has never been cool, it will never be cool. new york, chicago, detroit, you name it. the

that's above current and wall street consensus marvin ellison is going to join us on "squawk box" inust a little bit at 7:00 a.m. coming up conversation you don't want to miss we'll talk about what's going on people doing home improvements and the like we talked than yesterday. >>> coming up, president biden calling out russia's actions we've got tadeils next you're watching "squawk box" on cnbc >> announcer: this cnbc program is sponsored by baird. visit baird difference dauchl. (swords clashing) -had enough? -no... arthritis. here. aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. ok, let's talk about those changes to your financial plan. bill, mary? hey... it's our former broker carl. carl, say hi to nina, our schwab financial consultant. hm... i know how difficult these calls can be. not with schwab. nina made it easier to set up our financial plan. we can check in on it anytime. it changes when our goals change. planning can't be that easy. actually, it can be, carl. look forward to pla

if we're honest to the guns. ellison, we don't know if a drug will work. informa, why has communist i embark? you can't get a word out. it's like being trapped in your body. of that, i wouldn't wish that on any one of us on me, and i would never have linked these side effects to this drunken to comment about how safe and effective are these new cancer drugs. how well are they researched before they're released, then, or is it worth you and us via the money average long we're seeing more drugs being fast tracked as a child with less and less certainty about their efficacy on, on his own. we're spending massive amount disregard all scheme $8600000000.00 euros for cancer drugs each year and the trend is increasing. how effective are they? a marty and drink has had chronic leukemia since 2007, incurable. the disease is always present every day, even on vacations, photos of her last cruise hooked it as the man he had and did look at this. you mason, you are clean cortisone cheeks when it surprises me every time here. it's embarrassing, didn't evict me. it's not, it's your life and my life

she serves with larry ellison at usc. i can't even begin to talk about her accomplishments because we wouldn't get to the panel. but what we would get to is her humanity, passion and drive. and now with the future. we have talked about the past, and we will look at where we are going and what we need to accomplish. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you. it truly transformative individual. and i first met her and we met through our -- and i will never forget this because she called me up and said i don't know you and i would like to know more about the way you think about cancer. and she asked if we can meet. i said sure. i went into the restaurant and i told them i was here to see her. they said, let me take you to the table. i thought, oh my gosh, she has her own table. that was very impressive, i have to tell you. but it is without a doubt a real gift to cancer research. the policy issues that you see and talk about here today. it is been my pleasure to bring out the board, and it has really made a difference. an