eric glisson. >> you actually think they read the wrong verdict. >> then divine intervention through a nun he called grandma. >> eric would say, "grandma, i think this all happening for a reason. " >> maybe a nun could help him get into heaven, but could she help him get out of prison? what she helped him do was get a lawyer, and together they hunted for the truth. >> this is the one case that has kept me up at night for six years. >> he says i know you're innocent, i know the guys who committed this crime. >> will justice finally arrive? hello and welcome to "dateline. " eric glisson was just 20 years old when he was convicted of a murder that sent shockwaves through his neighborhood. a crime he insisted he did not commit. to clear his name eric would have to find the real killers, following clues from the confines of his cell. it would take years for the truth to come out. but would it be enough to set him free? here's josh mankiewicz with "a bronx tale. " >> sing sing correctional >> sing sing c

eric. the white house has intensified its warnings over the past 48 hours as state department officials are warning those who are still in ukraine, americans there, it is well past time to leave the country. president biden speaking earlier today with the ukrainian president zelensky. the white house says the president reaffirmed the u.s.' commitment to sovereignty and integrity. the white house has stepped up its presentation of intelligence that officials say shows russia is poised to invade ukraine though it is still unclear if russian president vladimir putin has made that final call. >> i can't get in the head of vladimir putin, and i can't predict exactly what he's going to do. the united states is prepared, our allies are prepared, and mow it's up to russia to determine what the next step they will take is. >> reporter: the white house says president biden spoke for about an hour yesterday with president putin and that he warned that the response from the united states and allies wou

hi, eric. eric: hello, everyone, thank you for joining us. i'm eric shawn. president convening a rare sunday meeting of the national security council as the administration says russian president vladimir putin oversaw planned nuclear drills yesterday, and he he held a more than 100-minute phone conversation today with french president emmanuel macron, the french coming out saying that the window for diplomacy is still open. yesterday putin oversaw those exercises in belarus and off the black sea off ukraine's southern coast. quite a message. but despite that, pentagon press secretary john kirby is holding out hope that the russian president will choose the path of peace. >> it's hard to know what mr. putin is thinking on any given moment. he has a huge array of military forces around ukraine. he has a lot of options available to him. one of the options, of course, and you mentioned this a little bit earlier in the show, is diplomacy, and we hope that that's the option he chooses when his foreign minister gets to sit down with secretary blinken later in the w

hi eric prick so far thank you everyone for joining us at. i am eric shawn. marks exactly eight years since the russians began invading in 2014. now appears of a possible new invasion by vladimir putin as ukraine, the u.s. officials and nato on high alert. president's emmanuel talked with food to try to live diplomatic window open this as president by both the national security team at the white house today. the u.s. and international community are working to try and prevent an all out war between the two nations. arthel: all of this as russia continues ballistic missile tests under this weekend under the direction of president putin. russia is also extending joint military exercises which were set to end today. and with tensions high in the region the u.s. embassy in moscow is a warning there have been quote threats of attacks against major urban areas including moscow and st. petersburg as well as along the border with ukraine. let's fox news it coverage at this hour begins with steve who is live in the capitol of kyiv it's basically on edge and waiting, st

eric? eric: person was shot to death in chicago. charles watson, thank you for the latest. criminals take advantage of the so-called reforms , we will talk with former new york city commissioner ray kelly in a few moments on how to fix it. arthel: local book-- go find me is backtracking on its decision to redistribute donations to canada's truckers protest against covid mandates. the platform took down the freedom convoy page friday saying reports of violence in the protests in canada's capital of ottawa violates its terms of service. it said it would send the funds to other charities and changed that position to say go go fund me would offer refunds on requests. that is now changing after major blowback. brian is live from the new york city newsroom with the latest on where this stands. reporter: will come after shutting down the fundraising page go fund me will now refund every single donor who made a donation to the so-called freedom convoy, which had raised over $10 million, but that is

eric. eric: ukrainian military reporting two were killed yesterday. the flair-up in violence all this past week adding to the already strong fears of russia military action, the increase in shelling seen as possible precursor toward a wider conflict, steve harrigan live in the capital city of kyiv. steve: a lot of concern shelling in eastern ukraine, ukraines on one sides are not taking the bait and two ukrainian soldiers killed and 5 wounded and there's been evacuations carried out. the russian-backed separatists that control parts of area have warned of invasion and have not offered evidence and 150,000 plus russians troops at the bored, highly unlikely that ukraine will never invade. evacuees are said to be given $130. the president of ukraine zelensky expressed irtags over repeated warnings from the u.s. about eminent invasion. >> it means crushing the national currency. money being taken out. can you live in that kind of country? can you have stability in that kind of country? no. stev

eric: thank you for joining us, i am eric shawn. intervention after protesters remained on the ambassador bridge, the bridge in detroit, they stayed overnight. during that despite a court order giving them a midnight deadline to go home. the blockade is having a global impact in firing similar protests throughout the countries and others so-called freedom convoy in paris along the line. protesters are fighting restrictions there including vaccine pass for public places. outcry over a standoff and police earlier today in paris, officers fired tear gas at the crowds. live in ontario, canada, more on all of this, the truckers are still there. hi, alexis. >> the truckers are definitely so here, we have seen thousands more show up, people from across canada coming to show their support for the freedom convoy and canadians tell us the restrictions, it's about their freedom. they play along with the government rules for months and months and they've been waiting to live their lives. 90% of canadians are vaccinated. they want us to to let g

eric. so, here is the news here. vladimir putin is frustrated by his army setbacks and harsh western sanctions. he is now tramping up tensions. ordering nuclear forces about high alert and response now to putin's new threats, the un security council will hold an emergency meeting. that is going to happen tomorrow right meantime the death toll continues to rise as more ukrainians take up arms to defend their country. intense street fighting broke out in the country's second-largest city and at kharkiv in eastern ukraine that was last night. hundreds of civilians have died. but there is fear that number could be much higher. our fox team coverage continues this hour. benjamin hall has more of the human toll of this crisis live from lviv in western ukraine. jennifer griffin's life the pentagon with the latest on the u.s. response and we begin with trey yingst he is live in kyiv, trait. >> arthel good afternoon for the brunch at russian defense ministry said that targeted more than 1000 ukraini

eric: thanks. in a few moments marsha blackburn will be here announcing a senate move to yank swift from vladimir putin's clutches. that will be in a few moments. >> we will do what we need to do to defend our country. as the president said we will defend every inch of nato territory. to the american people and our allies. arthel: there is john kirby reaffirming america's commitment to nato as vladimir putin threatens the alliance a nato must withdraw forces or face military or political consequences was a russian official warning finland and sweden to back off plans to join nato. a former us deputy military representative, and c-17 commander. tell us how this military aid will aid ukrainians and how long until the bomber arrives and how you get it there. >> reporter: >> i used to be director of logistics for european command. we are behind the power curve and urgency to get this money into the ukrainians hands. they border nato countries and logistics can be brought to bear within hours. this shou

eric. see for ukrainian forces are on a watch and wait mode preparing of course for the possible russian invasion we are told could happen at any time. adding to all this tension ukraine's military says a new round of shelling killed at least one ukrainian soldier in eastern ukraine. trey yanks has been traveling with the military on the front lines today and he witnessed the aggression firsthand. you guys right now artillery rounds -- met guys right now are moving back from the front. the ukrainian unit that we were with started to take incoming artillery rounds russian in the eastern part of the country. you can see some of the other journalists and soldiers were with us on the front lines here you can hear that explosion there. let's move a little quicker. we are good. we have just got to keep moving here, stay with us. keep moving. you guys can still hear us off to the right there's a lot of incoming artillery. the fire that we have coming in right now, it's being fired from a few kilom

eric: of course, molly? molly: back to one of our top stories, police and cat are trying to clear the trucker protest blocking a key trade route in the united states. members of the so-called freedom convoy have been jamming traffic for weeks and are now defying a judges order to go home. we have alexis at mcadams very chilly ottawa with more on the story as the protesters remain on the ground, alexa. >> hi molly, you are also here in ottawa. it is cold but that is not stopping the crowds from showing up. you saw thousands of new protesters just got here today sending a very strong message to the canadian government that they have had enough of the mandates they want to go back to their normal life. but the police have told these protesters several times they have to leave because they are blocking critical infrastructure and blocking areas right in front but the crowds behind me getting very excited. even honking their horns. we'll see how this all plays out here. the police have said they have to leave if

hi eric.ric: thank you everyone for joining us on the saturday paid present biden warning a russian invasion could be imminent even as he leaves the door open for diplomatic solution to the crisis secretary of state antony of lincoln meeting with his counterpart next week. we not vice president harris meeting with the ukrainian president of the security conference today she said we are at quote a decisive moment in history. fox news coverage on all of this let's start with mark is the latest in the white house by. >> good afternoon u.s. intelligence said vladimir putin has already decided he's going to invade ukraine within a matter of days. it was a pretty bleak assessment that came from the present and the administration given the ongoing talks of ways to avoid war. >> of reason to leave the russian forces are planning an intent to attack ukraine in the coming week. in the coming days. we believe they will target ukraine's capitol kyiv a city of $2.8 million people unchecked make no mistake

eric. hi, everyone. gofundme says it pulled the fundraising page for the group called freedom convoy over violation they said they would refund all donors automatically. attorney general in at least five states announced plans to investigate the company. brian is live in the newsroom with more details. >> ted cruz wrote a letter to the federal trade commission calling on the fcc to open an investigation into gofundme for unfair or deceptive business practices after the fundraising company withheld $10 million worth of donations to the so-called freedom convoy of canadian truckers. >> when people gave money, they gave money under the promise that it would go to the freedom convoy, not to whatever left-wing ideology gofundme and other silicon valley companies support. they are deceiving consumers and it is wrong. eric: republican journey a tendrils in five states say that they are now probing gofundme over potential fraud and deception of donors in their states. critics say gofundme as engagi

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the interesting thing about eric adams is, when i wrote my piece, eric adams actually is in one conversationl, progressive, he could be conservative, he could be moderate. among the other candidates that he run against in the primary last year, i mean eric adams was definitely considered the most conservative. there were candidates calling for defunding the police, there were candidates calling forgetting a police officer off of the subway, unfortunately that correspond with the rise and spike in crime and many voters did not want to see that. i think the interesting thing about eric adams is that he has had this insider, outside a relationship with the nypd. he calls himself a blue color mayor, which is something that really resonates for a lot of citizens of new york, who feel like there is someone who is on the granular grassroots level, who understands them. the piece that i wrote today really did try to detangled some of the complex feelings about a lot of communities who feel over policed, but at the same time, they feel under policed, and under-resourced. so this is a long term, and a

crux good afternoon eric. the warnings from the white house have grown more urgent over the past 48 hours the russia could invade ukraine over the next couple of days. the tone and coming from the white house is a much different from what we are hearing from the ukrainian government, president biden speaking this morning with ukrainian president zelensky. zelensky is urging calm and said ukraine's biggest enemy is panic. white house officials say he and president biden are speaking this morning as russian forces essentially surround ukraine for the biden administration has been sharing more u.s. intelligence about russia's buildup that it claims shows a very credible threat of an invasion soon and one that could begin with a staged incident to prompt a russian attack on ukraine. >> to do so this coming week. but of course it still awaits the go order. and so therefore we cannot predict the precise day or time they may take action. we are also watching very carefully for the possibility there is a pretext or a

eric? well, it's basically easy, but i think if i take you back to the top of a background, remember 195959. that's right. when, when the colonial government actually moved the modified people from the 3 get to national park to, to the go on go concentration area. the same consensus. we are rad. that if you move these people, you know, the area is going to be over populated, you know, they were on fence, you know, couple of everything. i've shown that through our consent of our population. but i think over the years after the big coral goro conservation authority was established, you know, this continued to be our content and i think for the indigenous people, you know, of course, over the years the population is growing. you know, people having children like many other places in the country, but as of yet today, what the ministry was saying after the prime minister left the, the official visits of the place was that the then you areas that are being created where my site communities are go

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eric: we like a diversified basket.his hasn't locations for energy, agricultural commodities , metals, etc. we've given -- been constructive at gold. gold has traded extreme a well over the last six months even with the prospect of higher u.s. interest rates. a diversified exposure to commodities mix a lot of sense. the probability yousef: -- yousef: the probability of what we might get from the fed, now 50 bets in march or anything -- look at the options and the implied trading. it's evaporating. what is your read on that? eric: our base case has been the fed that -- that the fed would not go 50 basis points in march. our core view is 25 in march followed by three more by the end of the summer. i think that is still the right view. as you say, this geopolitical risk in the military escalation takes the mood -- move off of the table. yousef: one question as it relates to some of the other currencies. the ftse is in focus for sure. what about the chinese yuan. we've seen the differential of monetary policy as well. is th

wait i, i'm thinking of prince eric for a little mermaid. eric prince is the founder of blackwater. the private military firm that murdered 17 iraqi civilians. and but dod tie, i always get them confused. he's in the news again, thanks to a new york times article that revealed his involvement in raising money for a conservative spying operation targeting opponents of donald trump. prince took on the role of celebrity pitch man raising money to gather dirt back to discredit politicians and activists in several states. these perceived opponents of trump include democrats, progressives, and quote, unquote, rhinos which stands for republican in name, only conservative slang. for any republican lawmaker who didn't punch a cop on january 6th, the plan was to infiltrate political circles in wyoming and expand from their prince was working with former m. i 6 agent, richard settin as they had previously. and project veritas. we don't remember project veritas, that's probably for the best. my name is james o'keefe. on july 25th, 2009. i walked into the acorn housing facility located in washin

s. contractor eric prince. i mean i thought the trump advisory was brother of trump's education secretary, betsy. the divorce he was about you see a security ca back security. why is eric prince in your article about this idea of mining for the benefit of the people of afghanistan? and eric prince is material that's obviously very polite. he had a vision. if you can call it that kind of stand for 2 things, when the trump administration very office one, he advertised and promoted to trump and he's people that they should privatize the war. he argued that the war was finally under the only way to the u. s. good when the war was, of course, was before the taliban took over last year, was the war should be privatized, that his people should essentially run the country and in a private army, that was the 1st, hey, brand idea. the 2nd one was he talked openly and proudly, and he spent time in cobble. i did some reporting about this a few years ago, and his questions were put directly to him that he advocated mining i

kissinger and to eric is in what sense? can you see the us developing policies that help advance democratic values in in the realm of ai? dr. kissinger i think but the first objective of government in relation to other governments have to be secured. that no government gets into a position into edumonial which is but how you propagate democratic value to how you can apply it. i think it took very important subject. and i think it must be studied. but i don't yet know? how to approach it eddie and i have spoken between ourselves of admitting the next set of problems. and certainly the relationship between values and artificial intelligence. and then the relationship of those to each other. so i do not venture to know that i have an answer to that. maybe in another two years. we could be at the beginning of an ant to do it. but i'd like to hear any. it is but yes so mark. thank you for your leadership on this issue. i think it's crucial important. i don't think it'll be one commission or one government action or one governmen

he could learn from eric adams but probably what but he could. >> right and i hope so look at eric adamshe campaign, he said we want a proactive police department going out and arresting bad guys and police officers themselves should be just and responsible treat people with respect. it turns out about everyone in the city, probably in the country agrees with him and doesn't share the opinion of the alvin price other lawyers look at the history of the democrat party, look how much time and attention and focus and i think business owners in the last segment make that. the democrat party spent too much time and emphasis warning about rights and responsibility conference of the people committing the crimes and not enough about the victims whether they are gun violence victims or simple business owner who is a victim of repetitive ceiling. the democratic party he's to shift and remember those people. stuart: you are the minority leader of the city council, have you been invited to meet with the president. >> i wasn't but that's okay. i'm just hoping he says the right things maybe the democra

. >>> asÍ a consistido la vida de eric.s y se res queridos situaciÓn que muchos miembros de la congregaciÓn estÁn pasando. >>> dice eric que casi el 95% miembros de su iglesia son de ucrania estÁn pasando por una situaciÓn parecida en el caso de eric se mudÓ a estados unidos hace 7 aÑos y tie en familia en su paÍs natal. incluyendo a sus abuelos. en ucrania ahorita se encuentran pastores de la iglesia e de eric haciendo lo suyo para apoyar. >>> estÁn evacuando gente en el este del paÍs. Área donde comparten frontera con invasor hacia el oeste donde estÁ mÁs seguro. aunque dice que la mayorÍa de las ciudades grandes del paÍs estÁn bajo ataque. a pesar de la situaciÓn abrumadora que enfrentan, queda un mensaje claro de la comunidad ucraniana. >>> la comunidad internacional no ha dejado de reaccionar al respeto. fue el primer mi nis del reino unido boris johnson. en ese mensaje televisado dijo que rusia atacÓ a ucrania sin razÓn creÍble. johnson aÑadiÓ tener confianza en las consecuencias de las sanciones econÓmicas impuestas

t eric, it'sis it doesn't surprise me sadly now in washington, d.c. but d your thoughtsc nowt that the bar that you love and you put so much blood sweat ,tears into not to speak of money is closed. i'm really sad for you know what ? i'm really sad for all ok my workers. they've been here foror ten yeas before they come in . they come to work. my cook was cooking food last night. he was here on the day we opened the bartender who was serving nonalcoholic drinks last night. he's been here for nine and a half years. they want to be working. they came down here the whole pandemic well, everybody was staying in their house. they came down here and worked . so that's really the saddest part for me now eric, mayor bouser swears she didn't want downn your bar. watch. i like the business to comply and we don't want to shut anybody down. that's that's how we've approached this throughout the twenty some months of this pandemic. we want to give people support ,advice, supplies, help,. whatever they need. but we do need them to follow the regulations now did anyo

eric adams says we need bail reform. i have to give judges the power to put people behind bars and he doesn't say it? >> it's theater. it's all theater. >> martha: look at his approval numbers. at some point somebody has to say it's not working. >> the governor is not going to pull bragg out. she's not doing that. eric adams isn't calling for that. give him time. the governor is saying i believe in bail reform and i'm not going to change it. so the continuing door of the jail releases is going to continue and no one is going to jail. >> martha: there's predictions that new york could have the first republican governor in a very long time. we'll see if that happens. when i look at the numbers -- these are the voices on the fringes that you see. look at this from twitter from susan sarandon. she retweeted pictures of the police officers. there's a picture of the police officers lining fifth avenue. some tweeted that i'm going to tell my kids this is what fascism looks like. so she retweets that and says if all of these cop

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that's not eric adams. talk about how he's navigating that. >> you have a base of the democratic party, which is african americans, both on a national level and in new york. but we know that there are several shades of blue within the democratic party. so as we talk about defunding the police, which is something that is very attractive to progressive voters, they may be a loud faction, but they're not the largest faction. in new york and across the country, a lot of people support police officers, not just in uniform, but civilian whols rely on police departments for their sources of employment and/or unions. so this idea that you could take money away from that very large paramilitary organization is not something that's attractive to people on an economic level. but it's something that biden and adams and other black mayors are trying to grapple with. we want safe streets, but we don't want our children stopped and frisked for nothing. there has to be a middle ground. we've seen it in other communities. w

this is where she met eric. him when he was a city councilman and then became a congressman and then got on the intel committee. she put interns in his office. when the fbi warned leadership he was having a relationship with a chinese a spy, nancy pelosi didn't remove her from the intel community, let him stay there and let him become a subcommittee chair. when we brought it to the floor, the democrats all voted to keep him on there. eric cannot get a security clearance in the private sector, but government just allowed him to know all of the secrets. maria: why do you think nancy pelosi says she's running again? i mean, here you have what almost 30 resignations or retirements happening on the democrat side or seeking other office. a new gallup survey says american political party preference is a shifting to republican and yet the speaker came out and said yes, she will go for reelection. do you believe she will? >> i believe she will because she's hungry for power. remember what else is happening now, redistric

they tell abc news an 18-year-old identified by "the new york times" as eric rohan justin of marylandssed with ava eventually showing up to their home in naples, florida, in july 2020. they say justin blew open the front door with a shotgun before ava's dad, a former police lieutenant, shot and killed justin. ava's father has not been charged. the sheriff's office saying the investigation is still active. at the time of the shooting, the case was determined to be attempted home invasion. ♪ you act so different around me ♪ >> reporter: ava said her posts never included provocative pictures. most of them showed her singing or pulling pranks, but her parents acknowledge they did allow ava to previously sell photos of her face to justin, the alleged stalker, for about $300. ava says he then started asking for pictures of her body, but she declined. ava's parents say they regret not taking previous threats from justin seriously. you can hear more from them later on "good morning america." >>> coming up, the new legal battle between brad pitt and angelina jolie. >>> but first what super bow

eric: i do. if you look at how the rates curve has behaved every time the fed gets more hawkish, every time the data is stronger, what you see is the market pricing and rate hikes in 2022 and 2023. if you look at the spread between 23 and 2024 it is completely flat.the market is effectively saying that the fed is going to have to do all of its hard work of the next 18 months before the business cycle starts to rollover. lisa: i'm trying to understand how much to look at the earnings. yesterday the story was my goodness, the fed is going to hike more than people expect and the markets are not recognizing it. today people i've have not listened to how great the earnings are in the fed has been priced in. which is the correct narrative? eric: one thing that is interesting and that we are still trying to get our arms around his there seems to be a slightly different narrative coming out of the fed this week. -- is there seems to be a slightly different narrative coming out of the fed this week. the s

eric, maybe virginia for you. but fight on because i think ultimately they are going to break artist mandate nonsense. best of luck to you, sir. and joe biden's supreme court. is in a complete state of chaos. they explain in moments. ♪ ♪ >> laura: like everything else joe biden touches, his supreme court selection process is in shambles. candidate biden that he thought he was being really well and so, by nominating an african-american woman to the high court but he was also effectively discriminating against the vast majority of the adult population. and now now even liberal websites like slate think he has himself in a bond claiming that it backfired and needed sleep tokenized future nominees. politico is fretting about the fact that so many democratic consultants and insiders, stop talking about the nomination of an offramp to relocate kamala harris. skepticism about harris profitability to win a presidential race, and a desired desire to open the field to the other possible successes. and get -- given depth rad

oh allison and eric dealers, journey in the electric van is coming to an end. it's time to head to the airport and back to munich. and to think back on the voyage, it's been very interesting. there were things to learn. for example, you have 3 different levels of power when you're driving. if you're going downhill, for example, you're in the green charge area where it's actually charging your battery for you. when you hit a good cruising speed, you're in the eco mode. so you're using some of the battery but efficiently, and then when you have to speed up, go really fast. you get into the power mode and that seems to drain the battery quite a bit. so i've been trying to not go up into that top power mode, which means that i speed up a lot more slowly and also the top cruising speed is around a 110 kilometers per hour. so i'm slower in general's. it felt a little bad on some roads if you like, where the slow pokes. a huge part of the learning curve as you guys saw, was just figuring out how to charge probably which charge or works for our type of vehicle. you guy

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