ikea and a few others are different.hat is why ikea had to close quite quickly because you could not import flatback furniture, etc. but in the case of mcdonald's and other countries that are sourcing their materials inside the country, they are essentially russian companies in terms of employment and paying taxes. what the russian government is saying is they want those companies to stay, they prefer them to stay, and they are offering incentives for companies to stay, even recognizing that some companies are under global consumer or stakeholder pressure to temporarily close. they are excepting that, they are acknowledging that. but they still want them to stay. but if they choose to go, if companies say we are now exiting russia, we are not coming back, the russian government has said their businesses could be nationalized because they want to protect russian jobs, or the assets could be confiscated and sold elsewhere. they quickly aligned with that. we have seen china already saying that their big companies are now ac

once again, in response to the war, ikea is one of the largest western employers in russia. amazon says we use its logistics capability to get supplies those in the ukraine. the online giant will also provide at cyber security expertise to help governments and companies. earlier this week, amazon pledge to donate up to $10000000.00 for humanitarian efforts. western drug makers, medical device company say they're humanitarian commitment to continue selling products to russia. are being complicated by the spate of economic sanctions or the sanctions do not apply to madison medical equipment. and under, under international law, the industry has a responsibility to continue supplying those items, ratings agencies, fish and moodies have downgraded russia, sovereign debt to junk status. the agency saying the invasion and western sanctions have hurt moscow's ability to repay debts. and they've raised the risk for the economy. and stability of the news drove the russian rouble to new record lows against the dollar. and the euro efforts by the russian central bank in finance, ministr

, and gronkulas. [ laughter ] ikea also announced it was giving ukraine 20 million euro.one of these. [ laughter ] [ applause ] the good news for people living in russia is one local business is very eager to pick up the slack. >> looking to decorate government-issued apartment? don't pester with cheap furnishings from pathetic cowards in sweden. me buying from new furniture company in mother russia, youkea. the finest of house pieces. like concrete bookshelf. concrete bed. concrete baby's crib. now available in gray. and only gray. easily made, constructed by you in home. and while you are doing shoppings, why not stopping to youkea food court? the famous little beet balls, mmm-mmm. cold beets just like mother made you eat. youkea, there is no other option. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: they're adapting. and while the war on ukraine is far and away the number one story in the world, tucker carlson of fox news is trying to distance himself from his own pro-putin propaganda. last night, he and dana perino came up with a unique critique of joe biden's state

nike announced it would not be able to guarantee delivery for its online orders on its website >>> ikead closures for its stores and factories in russia as well as halting imports and exports out of russia and belarus spacex ceo elon musk warned his star link communication system is under a threat of cyber attack in ukraine. >>> now as the war in ukraine heats up americans are increasingly feeling the pain at the pump analysts fear the average price of gas might soon top $4 a gallon there is a glimmer of economic hope, though, this morning a coming jobs report expected to show more jobs added and strong wage gains for more let's bring in cnbc's karen tso. she's in london. karen, good morning. >> already energy experts are talking about potential for an energy crisis, something like the 1970s that we've not seen since then the disruption continues at the pump what does it mean? already the current average is 3.61 per gallon. we're seeing the credible prices in a short period of time. u.s. cities could also see that $5 mark in coming weeks. extra prominence around this jobs report. today

. >>> coming up, ikea, the latest company to strike back at russia. the move that sparked a rush on furniture. >>> baking for uk ( ♪♪ ) (chiming) ( ♪♪ ) (laughter) ( ♪♪ ) >>> another big company suspending operations in russia. furniture maker ikea temporarily closes all 17 of its stores. take a look at this. lines wrapped around the front of on moscow stores as customers rush to purchase items before the shutdown. the swedish-based company says it is closing because of the invasion of ukraine, and supply chain issues. >>> a union city bakery has a sweet way to help war victims in ukraine. they are taking orders for a special cookie box. the proceeds, which will benefit world central kitchen, a group serving meals to ukrainian families fleeing the war. the cookie boxes are $35 for a dozen. orders start going out tomorrow through next friday. >> we are a really strong awesome community that can come together in our little part of the world, and have something to send to a part of the world that is really in need right now. >> they will also be making a

another one, the world famous furniture store ikea is hugely popular among russians under moscow . long queues formed sides towards a day before old sales were suspended. despite the fact, the decision to quit, russia will hurt financially many companies have seemingly concluded. the reputation and risk is too great to contain. meanwhile, the russian prosecutor general's office house demanded access to the at websites to liberal media outlets not happening. critical of the country's military offensive on ukraine to be blocked. the sites are for tv channel rain, which is already classified as a foreign agent, as well as the radio station echo of moscow. authorities claimed they were publishing false information about the actions of the russian army in ukraine. also on thursday, the russian foreign ministry stated the b, b. c, was trying to undermine the internal political situation and security in russia. a response from london, if forthcoming is likely to reject that are right to do so. stay with us for an explainer of why dunbar and eastern ukraine turned into one of the most vola

now the list of companies voicing russia is updated every minute from ted giants, to ikea, shutting down and stews and showrooms to lego. to movie companies cancelling its russia releases. russian athletes have been ostracized to, including the paralympics law committee, has changed its own decision and suspended russian and by the russian athletes from taking part in the games. as despite the olympic truce, where the principles of unity were proclaimed, we believe decision is politicized discrimination against our athletes. such a blanket and indiscriminate approach is cheered by officials. every russian is a pariah, according to a now deleted suite, by a former us ambassador to moscow. there are no more innocent neutral russians any more. every one has to make a choice support or oppose this war. the only way to end this war as if 100 thousands, not thousands protest against this senseless war. prudent can't arrest you all. and while many certainly like this and share that i was didn't, this is the x us ambassador to russia, echoing the ideology of terrorists like isis and al qaeda, th

the sweetest furniture giant ikea is also suspending its operations in russia and bella roost effecting nearly 15000 employees, 17 stores and 3 production sites in response to the war and ukraine. i key is one of the largest western employers and russia. home rental company air b and b says it will offer free temporary housing for up to a 100000 refugees. flame ukraine. c o brian chest ski st letters to leaders of poland, romania, germany, and hungry, offering helped to house the refugees more than a 1000000 ukrainians. have entered the e you since the russian invasion ah, the closure of russian aerospace following the invasion is set to cause massive disruption to international air, cargo and traffic. cargo flights and passenger aircraft to asia have to take different routes. lufthansa, cargo says that flights from central europe to japan, korea, and china can take several hours longer and will carry up to 20 percent less freight . this will make flights and freight more expensive. shipping is also feeling the consequences of the war and the sanctions against russia. the world's larges

electronics have risen steeply by up to a 3rd. ever more businesses are reacting to russia's war in ukraine. ikea has closed it stores in russia. thousands of employees are losing their jobs. the car industry has come to a stop to with porsche and volkswagen halting production. buck mullis, the west, is all about crippling russia and only uses ukraine as a pretext, says foreign minister said a gay lover of, he says, the sanctions are attacks on russia's freedom. as long as we can still afford bread is an old russian expression. in this bakery and moscow, they're still making bread. they had been planning on an end of the pandemic, and for tourists to come back. now they are trying to figure out the future. no livid, even lit up with the deny that. yeah, that's what we used to use italian flower for our croissants. if we, let's use a thorough with me. oh, she lives now. we're experimenting with product from different russian mills. he signed museums, museum will keep us in this way. it helps us save some money. that's in office music accused wiki, cook ice, chose this book, national security servi

and brands that have already closed shop, such as mcdonalds, hate and m ikea. starbucks, they are being warned that it will not be easy for them to come back. now in a video that was released by the kremlin potent made a very optimistic message, he was saying that these are times of opportunity and that sanctions have helped russia become self sufficient and stronger in previous years, presumably is talking about the soviet era. so that is the glorious future that put in, sees for the country. now there is something to watch out for though, and that is that russian banks and several corporations have some big debts coming to that they cannot pay due to the sanctions. and if they default, that could cause quite a few ripples in financial markets, both in russia and in the west. so have a look, watch out for that in the future. of definitely a very thin silver lining from hooton's view right there, joe. all right, thanks very much and faced with those western sanctions are cracked on our free speech and increasing isolation. growing number of russians are now leaving their country with we

also coming up from fox wagon to ikea from b p to mastercard. many companies have stopped doing business with russia to take a look at what experts call a shift in corporate responsibility. i'm 1st cobra, welcome to the program, indian prime minister and remote, he has voided condemning russia for its invasion of ukraine. this week has country again abstained in a un resolution deploring russia's actions, and here is the likely motive. in december modi and russian president vladimir putin signed an armed steel worth billions. russia will deliver its s $400.00 advanced missile defense system. india wants to protect itself against attacks from china and pakistan for more, let's bring in dw correspondent charo cartucker in new delhi char. why does this arm steal? have such a significance for net render modi's government? well, chris, i think it's not just as of the, the entire gamut of this straight relationship with russia is very important for india because these figures are confidential not released by the government. but a lot of analysts belie

meanwhile, ikea is causing its operations in russia and belarus. furnishings say the move will affect 15,000 employees. a new study underscores the essential danger of lifting pandemics to quickly, japanese scientists say the omicron strain is at least 40% more lethal than seasonal flu. omicron fatality rate is much lower than the fatality rate seen earlier in the outbreak. that could reflect the benefits of the vaccination. in japan, greg kelly was found guilty of helping a company underreport his income. they were arrested the same day in november 2018. they made the spectacular escape from japan in a private jet. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on "bloomberg quicktake," powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta and this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika gupta and this is bloomberg. ♪ [indiscernible] pres. biden: nothing is off the table. jon: the president departing the white house. nothing is off the table in the last one he for hours when asked if considering banning russian crude in parts. fu

as response to the invasion, ikea is one of the largest western employers in russia. amazon says that we use it's logistics capabilities to get supplies of those in need and ukraine. online giant will also provide its cyber security expertise to help governments and companies. earlier this week, amazon pledge to donate up to $10000000.00 to humanitarian efforts. ratings agencies, fiche, and moodies have downgraded russia, sovereign debt to junk status. the agency saying the invasion and western sanctions have hurt moscow's ability to repay debts and raised risks for the economy. and stability of the news drove the russian rouble to new record lows against the dollar. and europe efforts by the russian central bank and the finance ministry have failed to hold that slump. the german karmic volkswagen has halted its russia business as well. the latest in a series of major firms respond to sanctions imposed over russia's invasion, a dialer, and b, m. w are also quitting the russian market. german business leaders say the sanctions effectively amount to a full embargo in th

tom: moments ago ikea -- i shopped often -- pauses operations in russia and belarus. to me that has more of a profound impact than you would say out of volkswagen, because that is retail and that is the middle class of russia that have to react to what is to put has done. jonathan: that is the business issue, then we have the investment issue on top of that. tom, people want to get out. they cannot exit the traits because the market is still sharp. tom: i know mike mckee forwarded the notes on that. you are absolutely right. what is important here is, these markets will clear, and we are watching a bloomberg screen to see those dynamics. the number one dynamic this morning is the euro swiss has not given up. jonathan: futures down .2% on the s&p. the nasdaq 100 down .4%. this treasury market has been all over the place over the last couple of days. up 17 basis points in yesterday's session alone. jonathan: those ranges are -- tom: those ranges are wide. the two tins is ecstatic. john, those ratios are important. the real yield was a -.100. that is a lot of stress. jon

electronics have risen steeply by up to a 3rd. ever more businesses are reacting to russia's war in ukraine. ikea has closed its stores in russia. thousands of employees are losing their jobs. the car industry has come to a stop to with porsche and volkswagen halting production. most of the west is all about crippling russia and only uses ukraine as a pretext, says foreign minister said gay lover of, he says, the sanctions are attacks on russia's freedom. as long as we can still afford bread is an old russian expression in this bakery and moscow. they're still making bread . they had been planning on an end of the pandemic, and for tourists to come back. now they are trying to figure out the future. though live it even lit up with the lanai that yeah, that's what we used to use italian flower for our croissants. we let's, yes, i thought it was me. oh, she lives now. we're experimenting with product from different russian mills. he signed museums who seem would keep us in this way. it helps us save some money that's in their own office music accused with jak ice chest. this book nashville secret s

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people hard and not always carry on in power and in charge so we have seen in rush hourfor example ikead huge queues in moscow as they see it as a last opportunity to shop there so there is a closing off to western capitalism and the clear impact felt by ordinary people. the collapse in the rouble and touched on another aspect of the closing off of information as well. the question is what that have a meaningful impact on the elite and that companies had by economic sanctions, you can make a point about iran when other people were hurt hard but the ruling elites remain in power, the situation is very different, not a direct comparison but i am trying to make the point about sanctions so it may be yes there will be more unhappiness with that of putin and russian will be poorer but he may well end up as firmly in charge as ever. ., , , ., . , well end up as firmly in charge as ever. ., ,, ., . , ., ., ever. the observer touches on that as well, ever. the observer touches on that as well. the _ ever. the observer touches on that as well, the line _ ever. the observer touches on that as wel

taken into sanctions without a trial and investigation of property and money mcdonald's louis vuitton ikea continued to operate planes flew. as many businessmen said then, politics is alien to us. life goes on. in general, there is nothing to remember, but the current president of serbia, vuc, could not keep silent westerners, when they warn putin, they always tell him, do not forget that you can unleash the first war in europe after the end of world war ii calmly. you forgot what you were doing here 23 years ago. you forgot what you did in belgrade what was the fault of the little militia girl, that killed during the bombing? say that you made a huge mistake and apologize for all the crimes you have committed. well, more about coincidences on wednesday, march 23, madeleine albright died. the first woman in the position of us secretary of state , it so happened that in the late forties, as a teenager, she lived and studied in the capital of yugoslavia, belgrade, and half a century later, becoming the head of the american state department. she was among those who made the decision to send p

el anuncio de ikea ha llevado a miles de clientes a sus establecimientos formando grandes colas parartantes problemas de los suministros. carolina: el precio de la gasolina nos afecta a todos. cruzar a otro paÍs para conseguir la mÁs barato, suena loco pero es lo que hacen muchas personas con a mÉxico de visita, o de compras. nos conectamos con texas. reportero: estamos en reynosa, tamaulipas, de lo mexicano de la frontera. en las Últimas semanas ha ocurrido un fenÓmeno que no se habÍa visto muchos aÑos. ante el aumento de los precios de gasolina y de combustible, en los estados unidos, ahora, mucha gente estÁ viniendo a cargar gasolina al lado mexicano, a establecidos como este. aquÍ, el galÓn de gasolina promedio al tipo de cambio, estÁ $3.36. en cambio, de la estadounidense, seamos haber algunas gasolineras que lo venÍan hasta en $4.11. lo que da una diferencia de $0.75 mÁs barato el combustible. >> mucho mejor a quien tamaulipas, en nueva oriÓn o estados unidos. reportero: nos han dicho que estÁ prohibido cargar gasolina y llevar en tanques hacia los estados unidos. en la fronter

ama: ikea is working on the phrase reduce, reuse, recycle.rniture to resell in stores. the furniture has got to be in good condition, cannot be modified or altered. approved items will be sold in as is condition at a reduced price. i had a futon from ikea in college and after like two weeks, that thing was so busted. do you think this will work? ama: there are definitely certain things i would buy that have been used. i love the idea. there are all those by nothing groups on social media where people are like i don't need this anymore, it is in great condition. there are some things i still would want to buy new just because you don't know how it has been used in the past. definitely a mattress, for example. larry: yeah. mike: oh, no. i was thinking more like cabinets, personally? honestly, i have never purchased any for my kids, so i don't know how the quality is. larry coley you can drive down there at your high speed. robot dogs are one step closer to taking over the world. spot is now guarding ancient pompeii. don't make spot angry. you a

living crash, they might break your miracle or even kill me because approved is no important from ikea. phonology 0 and diverse range of stories from across the globe. from the perspective of and networks journalists on al jazeera. ah, ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello, i'm can fidel. this is the news all live from doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes for god's sake. this man could not remain while he was president joe biden ends his trip to europe. with some tough talk directed at roches lead up vladimir putin. i must beg in the eastern.

just as with mcdonald's and ikea and all other businesses at the moment. >> other french businesses still operating in russia are still concerned. >> taking a quick look at the day's trading action now on stocks and wall street. they broadly this tuesday with the nasdaq ending 2%. european shares mostly rose this tuesday following a lackluster start to the week. closing the day up more than 1%. some governments have not joined the west in closing functions in russia. including turkey. while strongly criticizing the invasion, have said they oppose the measures in principle. on tuesday, a second luxury yacht linked to russians docked on turkey's southern coast. a day other -- earlier, another one. both avoided eu waters. the yachts have been stuck or seized in other countries including italy, spain, and germany. turkey is not the only potential safe haven russian oligarchs may be looking at. united arab emirates in particular, dubai, has long been known as a playground for the rich, including russian oligarchs. the u.n. general a simple resolution condemn the invasion of ukraine, it'd absta

so don't get it so that you don't get settled by anyone and blow up ikeas. that’s all, just everything else they have the concept of total war, what does it mean that the people should be destroyed along with the monuments, there should be a huge funnel, and chopping, but i don’t understand anything about ukraine. people. just silent, i don't understand, let them not be torn into small pieces by the nazis who bring them. the strongest human feeling, unfortunately, the human feeling is the feeling of a mother who saves her children, because it is mothers who have performed such miracles by a person for whom the strongest fear is felt not by a person, he is lost to a person, but what about negotiations? i want to recall only what the master said. uh, johnson chipanka, what's her i'm what to call him, a about what he said, this is god talking to them. uh, we are not interested in the results of the sanctions , this is not enough to lift the sanctions on russia, more and more you can put an end to this more, they resumed that the structures of the west in ukrain

said they will no longer provide service or parts for russian aircraft and swedish furniture maker ikea said it is closing all 17 of its russian stores. journeys to safety. >> the city near the russian border has been under heavy attack for the past three days. russian military forces are now surrounding this critical entry point. you boom. boom. >> we spoke to this ukrainian activist just hours after she escaped. >> this morning, we have to choose between two suicide missions. >> she describes driving through a line of russian military tanks and not knowing if they would make it out to the next city. they thought it was not worth a shot because it is expensive. >> three days ago, the city lost power, water and communication with the rest of the world. >> buildings where people leave, people get killed in the lines for the water. people get killed in their own homes. >> one million people have fled ukraine. many crossing into the pose border. that is where we spoke to chris novick with the project hope. >> the backlog is tremendous. >> this helpss helpss helpss hes medical supplies as a

master he's from staten island. [ laughter ] the best in the world. [ applause ] then also, today, ikea that it's calling all 17 of its stores in russia ikea said they'll do whatever it can to throw a useless tiny wrench into russia's economy [ laughter ] well, it bends it bends it bends is it supposed to bend get this, even spotify has closed its offices in russia and removing all kremlin-backed content from its platform. yeah, well, we finally found out what it takes to get kicked off spotify. [ laughter ] and it's not just business distancing themselves. i read that the international cat federation has banned russian cats from all competition. i'm just going to go ahead and say that's the biggest news that's ever come out of the international cat federation [ laughter ] meanwhile, the silence from the international dog federation is deafening. [ laughter ] wouldn't it be amazing if this is what finally breaks putin he goes, "enough is enough i draw the line at cat competition. they work all their lives to compete, some almost nine lives. and look at this." some entertainment news, i

or investment, which falls within the ikea brand group of companies. in car for us in romania, working very hard to implement. what we believe is needed to secure legal and beyond legal requirements. it is to one of these inc forests that thomas white's m e. p. joins lead to the european greens has come on a fact finding mission concerned not about illegality was environmental damage. pen to lose is another authority fans inside. as we approached the income property logs littered the roadside. the main problem i seen that forest is actually that kind of road. you see massive erosion down there. there's like dozens of cubic meters of earth, and it has been spilled into the river. and that's river is on the high protection stand there down there. and if you spill all that into the river, you're effecting directly to eco system in the river. and that's not how we do it in the 2000 areas. this property is full of old cro forest. the key habitat which supports an abundance of flora and fauna. and just according to the forest action plan, it is the very tree

[ light laughter ] ikea has announced it will temporarily pause manufacturing and retail operations inussia and belarus due to the invasion of ukraine, while ikea in ukraine is opening their doors to russian soldiers and hoping they can't find their way out. [ laughter ] amazon confirmed yesterday that it plans to shut down all of its physical bookstores, they're getting back to doing what originally made them successful, putting physical bookstores out of business. [ light laughter ] amazon confirmed yesterday that it plans to shut down all of its physical bookstores, they're getting back to doing what originally made them successful, putting physical bookstores out of business. [ light laughter ] a jetblue pilot blew twice the legal limit on a breathalyzer yesterday after being removed from the cockpit of a plane. they were immediately suspicious since the flight was delta [ laughter ] "what are you doing in here? "oh, let's get this, puppy in the air. where are we headed? tomorrow is national sons day. said dads, "what did i get you what did i get you how about a roof over your head

woods and he's being sent to kronos bonds in celebration to be sold to furniture companies, including ikea. we asked kroner spent about these claims that the company didn't respond to a request for an interview or a statement. for each part i kia, one of the world's leading furniture retailers, insists it will cut off any supplier fine to have breached it. stringent rules on sustainability, but it is easier said than done. i can only say that in a key area using about 17000000 cubic meters a year. that's quite a big amount of food. and it of course puts a lot of responsibility to toy here to really find that this food is sort of responsibly. but it would be impossible to say that there is not any single cubic meter trip. and that our supply chain that could not have a wrong could region. basically i care is the biggest consumer vote on the planet. it consumes a tree of re seconds. we will tell. and it's consuming $2000000.00 more trees every year, and it did the year before because it's growing fast. and so if you're going to save the world's forests from the consumption for timber wood pr

ikea. >> unpaid teachers in san francisco. tonight there union is demanding the money.t headquarters right now waiting for checks. ama: in san jose, tackling homelessness, safety and blight. today i sat down with the mayor for a look at what could come. >> tonight, representative spoke to the consul general in ukraine. sandhya: chucking a pair of level 1 storms, hour-by-hour forecast coming up. abc7news 11:00 starts out. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. ama: taking a live look across the golden gate bridge tour the north bay for rain will first roll into night. much of the bay area will see rain overnight. good evening. i'm ama daetz, let us get right to sandhya patel who is tracking the storm. sandhya: the storm is going to dampen the morning commute. already seeing some light returns for north. let's get you industry level radar. see branch, annapolis road, is getting wet. a little bit mist and drizzle reported around santa rosa. there are two systems, the first one is the one we are watching. it is an atmospheric r

their parts don't they why is it americans can get their heroin delivered faster than a futon from ikeaot stop us from having so many foreign affairs. they cost our nation too much in treasurer and in the blood of our bravest patriots. we do not have to give other countries monies to hate us they will probably do it for free. wouldn't it be nice if the natural resources committee actually cared about the development of american natural resources? i wish our immediate report is much about the keystone xl is the dude nordstrom too. homeland security, it is not enough to finish the wall. biden has let millions of people into our country illegally. we need internal enforcement of our immigration laws and deportation for people who do not come here with permission. we have got to find every one of those that dropped off illegal immigrants at our military bases in it and in our communities. we ought to track those people down like they were at the capitol ont january 6. maybe treat them the same to no bail, no tax funded lawyer just a one-way ticket home. the health care should investigate su

the sweetest furniture giant ikea is also suspending its operations in russia and bella roost effecting nearly 15000 employees, 17 stores and 3 production sites in response to the war and ukraine. i key is one of the largest western employers and russia. home rental company air b and b says it will offer free temporary housing for up to a 100000 refugees. flane ukraine. c o brian chesko sant letters to leaders of poland, romania, germany, and hungry, offering help to house the refugees more than a 1000000 ukrainians. have entered the e u since the russian invasion ah, the closure of russian aerospace following the invasion is set to cause massive disruption to international air, cargo and traffic. cargo flights and passenger aircraft to asia have to take different routes. lufthansa, cargo says that flights from central europe to japan, korea, and china can take several hours longer and will carry up to 20 percent less freight . this will make flights and freight more expensive. shipping is also feeling the consequences of the war and the sanctions against russia. the world's largest con

petersburg, seen as russia's most european city ikea has shut up shop.a stores are locked but the sign says we are temporarily closed and there is a number to dial for refunds. russia shut down instagram today used bring millions here. russia's stock market will not reopen this week, the country is battling to default saying they'll pay its foreign debt in rubles. tonight the world watching how russia's close partner china responds some hoping beijing will mediate and others fears it will help russia get around western sanctions. a move the u.s. has warned against keir simmons, nbc news, moscow >>> no direct talks with russia but tonight we learned that president biden could be makin a trip to europe to meet nato allies. kelly o'donell is at the white house. what's being considered here? >> reporter: several officials say discussions are underway about a potential presidential trip in the coming weeks. president biden on the ground in europe closer to the fighting and the refugee crisis the white house says no final decision on a trip is made today the p

to come and secondly, ikea sees this operations in russia from today. and yesterday, seeing you may want you to get to the scene of actually people in moscow mobbing. dad was a site which i never thought i'm going to see my life. so the 1st, if you wish, the 1st people will feel the sanctions will be business as well as the city big city, middle clock. this was like will never be the same as long as the sanctions are there. i think eventually sections will start biting all the classes, brussel slides, because russian food stops and, and drinks and even c or for the agriculture. a lot of it is important and a lot of it is now being sanction. so it's going to, but it's not probably going to be the collapse of the sides, but i think that many, many, many millions of people will feel the deadlock has changed. iraq constrain, thank you very much. that was our russian affairs analyst. constantine. i got the exit, so people fleeing the war is continuing. mainly women and children, as most ukrainian men are required to stay behind to fight holland is receiving

ikea. >>> now at 11:00, as russian attacks intensify, ukraine's president makes a plea for help to the area lawmakers respond. >>> tonight, another deadly crash in the bay area's biggest city just hours after it unveiled the plan to address the growing danger on the roads. >>> a live look from sacramento where lawmakers are set to announce a plan that would put gas money in your pocket even if you don't drive. >>> it was three weeks and then -- >> bay area bar opens after a series of huge setbacks. the lessons learned from all of that hardship. good evening to you. >>> tonight, russian forces are ramping up lethal attacks across ukraine. this video showing artillery fire just outside of the capital of kyiv. and in the city of mariupol an air strike destroyed a theater where people were staying, children was written out on a window of the theater before the bombing. we have reaction from bay area lawmakers including one backing a controversial move. >> reporter: it seems just about all lawmakers agree the u.s. must do more to help ukraine. after zelenskyy spoke video, not all lawmakers

uh, jose ikea, which is leroy at all. charlotte so chris, you are a bit of us mafia washed albany. what at g o. s e and about the water in the city on the phone service you wanna talk with? yeah, jim mm. what was what we do a little shiny done bus. not on bus physician. mm. danica that was recently had them come on to a premier chair or was a studio? yes, national dumb, la jolla, samuel males regionally. the ukranian helped me as diverse. there's a huge void between nationalist volunteer battalions and the ukrainian military force. the u. a f was who at the per figure was been you, but is it of use the tongue sold out a couple of sodium, hopefully more using you. i mean, doesn't catch up with going pretty quick. it's about almost a full grains. come was a comma lunches for you. mall received him this little, full shot cousin. you play with beth, got the and soccer and the police have all of those either. one of you, i mean we've been looking at legal dice no problem. what did em, i'm useless thought i knew it or not, or chia. i'll get cups if it works on a prisoner exchange program

phasing out russian supplies stressing moscow's essential rule on the energy market driven economist ikea helmer thinks european states are going to have to accept brushes terms in the long run. if there is a market price, not necessary, but it considers to all places, for example, you have different prices for w t. i crude oil, you have different prices for a rate of radium and so on. so why not telling the price that russian raw material is only available for russian currency? it's the freedom off the $1.00 who supplies it. of course, it is a problem for the europeans, and for the us, if they con my raw materials and their own currency because only buying and the own currency means that they can. but they don't have to really pay for it. because as long as you can pay in your own currency, you can print that currency and devalue the currency as much as you want. she doesn't want to have the us dollar anymore enough. they didn't openly declare it, but they are acting like this. so they are in the same on the same page. so anyway, the europeans have, in the long run to accept whatever the

ikea's 15,000 workers in both belarus and russia also impacted. stores at this mall shuttered, assange shuns bite. at other locations, long lines of customers trying to get in one last purchase. "it's sad that so many world brands are suspending their work in russia. and it's too bad that so many people will be out of their jobs." and tonight, russia's financial crisis is being felt outside its borders. russians trying to use their credit cards abroad have also reported problems, because of sanctions and bans. and how do people feel here, david? well, it's so hard to say, because more and more people here really just have been trying to get on with their lives, but you do feel a shift, fewer people in cafes and restaurants, we heard of more people trying to leave the country. i would say there is a creeping realization that 30 years of progress may be about to end. david? >> james longman in moscow again tonight. james, thank you. >>> and tonight, the staggering new number here, now 2.3 million ukrainian refugees. and tonight, the urgent effort to

also coming up from fox wagon to ikea from b p to mastercard, many companies have stopped doing business with russia to take a look at what experts call a shift corporate responsibility.

in moscow, residents rushed to a local ikea store just before the furniture giant joined other western brands pulling out of the country. this shopper says, "this is the first time i've seen anything like this. it feels like we're lined up to buy salt or bread in war time." and tonight, many russian journalists are fearing for their safety. some have already fled the country this week. with today's legislation, others are now packing up and getting ready to go. norah. >> o'donnell: roxana saberi in london. well, there are worries about the war in ukraine that sent stocks on a tailspin today despite a blockbuster jobs report. all three of the major indexes, the dow, nasdaq, and s&p, all closed down, and gas prices are taking a bigger bite out of our wallets rising at a rate not seen since hurricane tatrina in 2005. here is carter evans. >> reporter: americans are heading back to work. the economy added 678,000 jobs in february, much more than expected, taking the unemployment representative down to 3.8%, a pandemic low. >> we've seen this uptick in higher, with the expectation that the

antibiotics just need to be sold in a pharmacy chambers in which antibiotics mature. the shark from ikealisted in the red book the devil takes away the prado and there are things that cannot be bought humble yourself. yes, in the fact that famous brands with their famous slogans are leaving russia, you can look for a reason for jokes and cheer up, they say that’s what, and stools with funny unpronounceable names, we are craftsmen and really don’t argue with economists. it will be much more difficult to find a replacement for other popular products if their manufacturers want to cut off supplies, for example, the favorite, russian snack, crispy. yes they are almost not grown in russia too small yield troubles wow, that's why the name of the russians. yes, and almost the whole world feeds, india, and garlic on russian shelves is all over. made in china what other products that are considered primordially russian in fact are mainly brought from abroad, how they are grown there and whether they are useful, get ready to be very surprised. delicate juicy simirenko sweet and sour gray not smith

. >> and the piece of ikea furniture that is so tough to assemble. it is earning the nickname the divorce maker will show it to you. plus how long it took one couple. put it toget well, your money tonight propelled by the surging costs for food, housing and gasoline. consumer inflation jumped 7.9% over the past year. that is the biggest spike since 1982. >> and that figure does not even include the recent oil and gas price surge, which has followed russia's invasion of ukraine. even before that started supply chain shortages combined with consumer spending and pay raises sent u.s. inflation rates soaring and of course, housing costs have gone up too. the federal reserve is planning to raise interest rates several times this year to try and stem the surge in inflation. well, your health tonight, some good news apparently does not take long for patients to feel better after spending time with a therapy dog. researchers say patients experienced significantly less pain and anxiety after spending just 10 minutes with the specially trained canines patients