who jane doe. >> margarets plan?emains from jane and john those retest their dna and upload their results to a public database, where maybe that dna would lead them to some relative of the victim. >> so i had my recipe, and i reached out to colin and i said we know how to do it. and she said bingo, all we need is dna. and i know a couple of people. >> at first, they paid their dna test with their own saving. and then they set up a nonprofit, and started taking donations. and after just six months, they sold their first case. >> the mystery surrounding -- >> a few weeks later, another case made headlines around the world, showing the power of genealogy. >> police arresting a man they believe is a golden state killer, and a suspect a former police officer, discovered using dna. >> that one to change the world because that was a violent killer, and that was a huge impact on the world, on the community. >> sure. it opened everybody's eyes. >> yeah. >> and suddenly, colleen and margaret had company. geneologists just came

a court document alleges that it was the same party jane doe attended.ou realize the night was turning in a direction that you didn't like how it went? >> i had been drinking, he had been plying me with alcohol. within that context, i consented to kissing him and making out with him at first at that party. the second that i saw the cast was coming into the party, i became extremely uncomfortable and froze like a deer in headlights and wanted to stop. and horacio coerced me repeatedly to keep going with him. >> do you think it was clear to him that you didn't want to participate? >> 1,000%. i kept saying to him, like, "i feel weird, can we go somewhere, we should leave, i don't want to be here." you know? >> reporter: in her lawsuit, jane alleges sands groped her breasts in full view of several "snl" cast and crew members. >> two of them were standing there giggling at this. they were my role models. so for them to have laughed at me -- i immediately internalized it as, i'm doing something wrong. >> reporter: she claims in her lawsuit that the sexual assa

i didn't know that being jane doe, it's a life with no identity. being a jane doe, it's >> reporter: the russian born italian model and actress says she briefly met weinstein at three different eventsin the 2010s. >> i didn't know who he is. >> reporter: you didn't know the power he held in hollywood at that time? >> i -- no, i did not. >> reporter: did you ever email him or have a conversation with him? >> never. >> reporter: you never asked him for anything? >> never. never. >> reporter: in 2013, evgenia was a vip guest at the los angeles italia festival when she says weinstein forced his way into her hotel and sexually assalted and raped her. >> i heard his bailing the door. and he was loud. i know it's him because he was saying his name. and i was really embarrassed. and i opened this door. i regret this thing for decade, for the last ten years of my life, that i did open this door. >> reporter: just days after the rape, weinstein was at the oscars with his then pregnant wife celebrating wins for his films "django unchained" and silver lines pl

he said i maintain i am innocent i do not know her referring to jane doe. she does not know me. know each other. he went on to say there is a cottage industry that has been created as a movement with lawyers making money from people like him. he went on to say that he tried all his life to do good for people. i did not rape this woman and she perjured herself in line in court. he said this is a made-up story and with all due respect jane do one is an actress. i was not they are. i am here to make people happy and bring enjoyment. please, do not give me a life sentence. but after hearing the impact statement from the victim and harvey weinstein himself the judge select handed down three sentences of eight years, six years, and two years and they will be served consecutively so an extra 16 years. is comes on the back of his 23 years sentence that he is currently serving after being convicted of rape and sexual assault in new york. the judge wants his sentenc to be served concurrently at the same time and the judge said that would not happen. harvey weinstein maintains his innocenc

he said, "i maintain that i am innocent and i don't know her," referring to jane doe. other." he went on to say there had been a cottage industry created since the metoo movement with lawyers making money from people like him. he said, "i tried all my life to do good for people." a us federaljudge has sentenced r&b singer r kelly to 20 years in prison for child pornography and enticement of minors for sex. the 56—year old is already serving a 30—year prison sentence for the conviction of racketeering and sex trafficking two years ago. the us districtjudge said 19 years of the 20—year—prison sentence would be served concurrent to the initial 30—year sentence, adding one year to kelly's time in prison. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: why the the european union has told its staff to delete tiktok from their mobile devices. prince charles has chosen his bride. the prince proposed to lady diana spencer three weeks ago. she accepted, she says, without hesitation. as revolutions go, this has had its fair share of bullets, a climax in the ni

referring to jane doe. "she does not know me and we do not know each other."ed since the metoo movement with lawyers making money from people like him. he said, "i tried all my life to do good for people." he's already serving a sentence for racketeering. 19 years of the prison sentence would be sentenced concurrent, adding one year to kelly's time. to brussels now where staff at the european commission have been told to remove the chinese—owned app, tiktok, from all official devices because of security concerns. the short video sharing platform is reported to have 1.5 billion active monthly users in more than 150 countries. but several governments fear it could be used for spying. well our tech reporter, shiona mccallum, explained in more detail the fears of that the european commission has in relation to tiktok. tiktok on devices so that any phones, tablets, computers, that that information, the personal data about employees will be getting fed back to beijing. so it's all about if tiktok is on your mobile, can they read your emails, can they look at your ph

he said, "i maintain that i am innocent and i don't know her," referring to jane doe. er." he went on to say there had been a cottage industry created since the metoo movement with lawyers making money from people like him. he said, "i tried all my life to do good for people." you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme... why the the european union has told its staff to delete the social media app tiktok — from their mobile devices. prince charles has chosen his bride. the prince proposed to lady diana spencer three weeks ago. she accepted, she says, without hesitation. as revolutions go, this has had its fair share of bullets, a climax in the night outside the gates of mr marcos's sanctuary, malacanang — the name itself symbolising one of the cruellest regimes of modern asia. the world's first clone has been produced of an adult mammal. scientists in scotland have produced a sheep called dolly using a cell from another sheep. warren beatty and faye dunaway announced to the world - that the winner of the best film was la la land. - the only troub

he said, "i maintain that i am innocent and i don't know her," referring to jane doe.y there had been a cottage industry created since the metoo movement with lawyers making money from people like him. he said, "i tried all my life to do good for people." staff at the european commission have been told to remove the chinese—owned app tiktok from all official devices because of security concerns. the short video sharing platform is reported to have 1.5 billion active monthly users in more than 150 countries, but several governments fear it could be used for spying. back in 2020, india became the first major democracy to ban tiktok, along with 58 other chinese—linked apps, saying it was doing so to protect the data and privacy of its 1.3 billion citizens. the controversy reached new heights in the past year. in december, the taiwanese authorities banned tiktok from public sector devices. before the end of the year, the us congress passed a law which forbids anyone employed by the federal government to have the app on their work devices. and now the european commission is

yeah and this is jane doe one.k if you were entering a trial and they have to number your victims, it's not looking good. not a potential . we're going move potential. we're going to move on, though, this one. this is on, though, to this one. this is friday's guardian, rogue friday's guardian, these rogue landlords, josh , is this quite landlords, josh, is this quite serious rogue uk landlords using ghost tenants to con taxpayers out of millions tenant ghost tenants . out of millions tenant ghost tenants. this is happening over the uk, particularly in bigger like birmingham where essentially these landlords are gaming the system , buying a very gaming the system, buying a very cheap property, splitting into as many little as possible and then charging a lot more than then charging a lot more than the mortgage to house those people , they get a premium if people, they get a premium if it's for supported housing right. so they're of but actually standard of the housing is not up to not the standard . is not up to not

but this, you know, started with four women accusers, four jane does, two of four, two through four essentiallyies or weinstein was acquitted of accusations from one but it only took the accusations of one woman, so-called jane doe number one. we won't name them obviously due to the crimes, but she was alleging one rape in two counts of sexual assault. weinstein found guilty on all three of those counts and the counts came out to the sentence that was delivered today. weinstein did speak in court today, again, sort of defending his position, saying that he did not rape a woman. that he did not sexually assault this woman and that these accusations were false but the woman who was being named in this case was sobbing as he gave that testimony. she then testified to say that no amount of sentence, no amount of accusations, no amount of charges will give h.e.r. life back. aaron. >> steve, thank you. >>> the suspect accused of opening fire inside an lgbtq nightclub in colorado springs will stand trial. a judge made that ruling earlier today. anderson lee aldrich faces more than 300 counts tied to t

industry, then this since the russian model played a fatal role, only the fictitious name of this lady jane doeame public, allegedly weinstein burst into her room and raped her during the process , the producer assured that he had never seen this young lady in his life, and her tears are a bad acting game that one of hollywood's most influential movie producers was an avid womanizer. in the industry itself, they knew for many years, but everyone around decided to speak out about it at the same time in 2017. on october 5 , an article was published in the new york times with a catchy headline harvey weinstein paid off from accusations of sexual harassment. the publication became an information bomb about the harassment of a tv producer. stars of the first magnitude angelina jolie gwyneth paltrow salma hayek immediately announced about 80 ladies associated with the film industry. and now, what an important detail they all assured that the italian-filipino model ambergris was not provoked by a sexual predator, gutieras was shocked when the film producer told her about the wild passion, i feel very

he maintained his innocence saying he never sexually assaulted or raped jane doe number one the 16-year sentence is in addition to the 23-year sentence he's already serving in new york >>> an upstate new york truck driver is lucky to be alive after his tractor-trailer got stuck on train tracks. >> video captured the moment the train slammed into the truck happened about 40 miles north of new york city. the driver was able to get out of truck moments before the crash. thankfully no one was hurt >>> one year ago today russia invaded its neighbor ukraine, throwing europe and the greater world order into turmoil coming off his visit to kyiv earlier this week, president biden will meet virtually today with g-7 leaders and president zelenskyy. for ukraine, it's been 365 days of both horror and resilience. zelenskyy tweeting this morning, we know that 2023 will be the year of our victory. but while ukraine did fight off a larger russian conquest of the country and its capital, an end to the war seems nowhere in sight. we want to go live now to jay gray, who is in poland right by the border wit

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yeah and this is jane doe one.k if you were entering a trial and they have to number your victims, it's not looking good. not a potential . we're going to move potential. we're going to move on, this one. this is on, though, to this one. this is friday's guardian, these rogue landlords, , is this quite landlords, josh, is this quite serious rogue uk landlords using ghost tenants to con taxpayers out of millions tenant ghost tenants . out of millions tenant ghost tenants. this is happening over the uk, particularly in bigger like birmingham where essentially these landlords are gaming the system , buying a very gaming the system, buying a very cheap property, splitting into as many little as possible and then charging a lot more than then charging a lot more than the mortgage to house those people , they get a premium if people, they get a premium if it's for supported housing right. so they're of but actually standard of the housing is not up to not the standard . is not up to not the standard. the other thing is t

referring to jane doe. she does not know me and we do not know each other.ictim and harvey weiss and, thejudge handed down is sentence three sentences of eight years, six years, and three years, totalling to 16 years which comes on top of his sentence of 423 years which she is serving after being convicted of rape and sexual assault in new york. his lawyers wanted the to be served at the same time, but thejudge says to be served at the same time, but the judge says that would not happen. harvey weinstein, as i said, maintains his innocence. his lawyers, i spoke to outside the court said they would appeal his conviction. now — let's turn to the middle east, and the latest escalation of the conflict between israel and the palestinians. on wednesday there was deadly violence in the city of nablus — in the occupied west bank — after israeli raids there. a general strike has now been called across the palestinian territories. we'll go into what happened in nablus in a moment. but first, let me take you to gaza where the united nations�* middle east envoy — tor we

that's when they confirmed she was a match to the jane doe believed to be a second or third cousin ofhought that, you know, i could be possibly, you know, her family member because of the same ancestry. she might have been an illegitimate child of one of my grandmother's brothers. >> reporter: while this case has yet to be solved, genealogy websites have been critical in solving a string of recent cold cases taking down people like the golden state killer and the man who killed college student helene prisinski after evading authorities for decades and just last month a public database helped identify bryan kohberger as the suspect in the killing of those four idaho university students. >> privacy i think is a big concern of many people in reference to these investigative genealogy cases. i think there's going to be more challenges to it as more law enforcement agencies actually use genealogy. it really is in many cases a vital tool to solving the case. >> reporter: well, in a statement to abc news, 23 and me is stressing that they respect people's privacy and that they say that police

formerly known as jane doe number one, harvey weinstein's convicted of raping actress and model, yevgenyassault. we will leave you with what she said it when seen sentencing. i learned this process that many women choose to live with this pain, rather than pursue justice. given that all the victims were put through in this trial, that is understandable. now i stand here with as much confidence as i can and say that none of us should carry this kind of pain. victims shaming and victim blaming must be stopped. and it must. that is all the time i have for today, i'm alicia menendez, i'll see you back here tomorrow at 6 pm eastern for more american voices. for now, i handed over to my colleague. hello, amen. >> hey, alicia. great way to end the show. very poignant and powerful reminder of how much more we still have to do as a society. thank you so much. enjoy the rest your evening. good evening to you,

formerly known as jane doe number one, harvey weinstein was convicted of raping actress and model ifr own daughter was a victim of sexual assault. we leave you with part of what she shared at weinstein sentencing, quote, i learned through this process that many women choose to live with this pain rather than pursue justice. given what all the victims were put through in the trial, that is understandable. now, i stand here with as much confidence as i can and say that none of us should carry this kind of pain. victims shaming and victim blaming must be stopped, and it must. that is all the time i have for today, i am alicia menendez. we'll see back tomorrow at 6 pm eastern for more american voices, but for now, i hand it over to my colleague, ayman mohyeldin. hello, ayman. >> hey, alicia, greatly to end the segment, very powerful reminder of way to do as a society. enjoy the rest of your evening. good evening to you, welcome to ayman tonight. trump's legal troubles expand. we have new lawsuits and problems for his family and the same old arguments that just don't make sense. we have a

the jury in the los angeles case convicted weinstein on charges against the single victim known as jane doe, who says incident happened when weinstein appeared uninvited at her hotel room during a film festival in 2013. the former film producer maintains allegations against him were a setup . disgraced singer kelly setup. disgraced singer kelly has been sentenced to an additional year in prison on top of the 30 he is already serving for an earlier conviction. he's a 20 year jail term today on charges relating child enticement and producing indecent images of children. all almost all of that, though, will be served civil, tenuously alongside his previous sentence in june last , alongside his previous sentence in june last, kelly was sentenced to 30 years in prison after convicted on racketeering and charges he will be eligible for release around the age of 83. man have been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder following the shooting of a high ranking officer in omagh. detective chief inspector john caldwell was targeted by two masked men while his son and he were at a sports centre last

the jury in the los angeles case convicted weinstein on charges against the single victim known as jane doe, who says incident happened when weinstein appeared uninvited at her hotel room during a film festival in 2013. the former film producer maintains allegations against him were a setup . disgraced singer kelly setup. disgraced singer kelly has been sentenced to an additional year in prison on top of the 30 he is already serving for an earlier conviction. he's a 20 year jail term today on charges relating child enticement and producing indecent images of children. all almost all of that, though, will be served civil, tenuously alongside his previous sentence in june last , alongside his previous sentence in june last, kelly was sentenced to 30 years in prison after convicted on racketeering and charges he will be eligible for release around the age of 83. man have been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder following the shooting of a high ranking officer in omagh. detective chief inspector john caldwell was targeted by two masked men while his son and he were at a sports centre last

jane, what does this mean for the yen? how should we think about the outer bounds for the yen >> we have to see this in the context of the u.s. dollar the market is having the battle with the fed of how hawkish the fed will be this year and impact off of that on the dollar. all of this speculation for the last six months, you would and advertise -- anticipate interest rate hikes and learning that was too hasty. we may see policy adjustments this year, but they will not be huge and not talking about the hawkish bank of japan. we will see a little less dovishness this year from the bank of japan. modest changes in policy that means there is some scope for the yen to find some support on the back of that. i don't think we're going to be seeing a huge sea change at the bank of japan. >> jane, thank you so much for joining us this morning and helping flush out the story. jane foley head of fx strategy. >>> shifting gears and looking at loreal. coming in at 10.3 billion euro for the fourth quarter a little lower growth than the

if you read the complaint, the factual allegations regarding jane doe by the name of the acronym of db came forward in 2013 and reported justin mckinnon to the owner of the misogyny, burlingame. um, and they did nothing about it. epstein stepped down with ktvu brooks jarocz talked about what she calls a traumatic experience. i walked out of there thinking what did i do? what was i wearing? what did i say? to make him think that that was ok? um and i went home and i curled up and i cried in a ball. and i didn't have anyone, um. i felt very alone. i felt, uh. i kind of ghosted myself a little bit. i guess you start questioning. did that really happen? you know in am i am i crazy? that day, epstein shares more of her experience in an interview will have for you this sunday on ktvu. we did reach out to massage envy so far. no response. the lawsuit time 7 37 happening today, the chief operating officer of southwest airlines is testifying before the senate commerce committee about the airlines massive amount of flight cancelations over the holidays. andrew waterson remarks will be part of to

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it's news because for the first time we're getting details of the work that jane roberts does.use the disclosure requirements that the supreme court lives under is so pourous they have to file every year and you can look up and view and see on page 2 of these documents there is a section that requires them to identify sources of income and their spouses receive. however, all that it discloses is the name of the employer. it doesn't say anything about how much they made and in the case of somebody like jane roberts or in the case of ginni thomas who have consulting companies or work for firms that operate on commissions they don't have to disclose clients. when you look at 2016, 2017, disclosures from john roberts it lists the firm, major lindsey, that jane roberts worked for. doesn't say wilmer hail was a client that paid her. so the person bringing this lawsuit and sent this letter to congress has an ax to grind bringing a wrongful termination suit, but what he's saying is true john roberts should have to disclose on her behalf the clients paying her since they're the firms ap

situation in countries like india and india and focus on quite a thing has to be just jane with china and anything that does to modernize it forces, you know, i'd say that is doing because you, china doing it in china say that there's during, because us is doing it in august on being into strategic at the end of the strategic chain is, is suffering because of the new care that's being spiraling out of control. so i don't think so in 40 a time. if you don't have new shars or something that your life or both countries getting back together, you have much to lose the i think actually the order that was in place. that was the board in beauty control during the whole large, long, dead and gone. it is sign that if the strategic competition between united states, china and russia, needs to be set up as a new st base architecture needs to be brought about, which is only going to benefit countries like in politics on north korea. and israel go just, it's interesting, i would like to respond to that, but it's interesting because it wasn't that long ago, was it that president obama was, was talking about, well, power

brooklyn jane cannons are she is does. hmm. dear this attorney drink it. i. hmm. dear district attorney jenkins. i send you my warmest congratulations on your recent election to serve. invest san francisco dish your attorney i am proud to watching. continue break the barriers serving as an example to other young women across the nation that their dreams can be realized. well you may be one of the first, but you lose certainly not be the last. throughout your career. as a public servant, you have tackled tough issues such as enhancing public safety, where remaining committed to criminal justice reform. i took forward here. i look forward to hearing about your continued work on these issues. i hope you take tremendous pride in your accomplishments. i join your family, friends and community and celebrating you. as you take this oath of public service sincerely, vice vice president carmela here, it. she maybe six years young, but she's getting ready to be president of the united states for sure. and now to administer the oath of office to brooke, please welcome, of co

jane cares more than everyone else does. [ laughter ] >> i agree. >> jimmy: she really does. has known each other the longest? which duo? >> me and fonda. >> jimmy: right. >> yeah. but i think then fonda and i are second. >> jimmy: you guys are second, you guys are first. you met -- is it -- did you meet on "9 to 5"? is that where it happened? >> i admired her from a distance. and then -- i can -- i'd wear a klute hairdo, i tried to show her, but she never noticed. one day she came to see me on stage. >> jimmy: okay. >> then she offered me the part in "9 to 5." >> jimmy: oh, wow, how about that. >> while i was driving home from the theater after being smitten by this one, i turned the radio on and dolly parton was singing "two doors down." and i suddenly got this image of dolly parton at a typewriter. she can't see her hands. but wow, she's never done a movie, that would be really something. >> jimmy: is that true? that is really true? on the way home from seeing lily, you thought about dolly? >> yeah. they both had the same manager. took me a year to convince them. >> jimmy:

>> jane: and i love that about you, kelly hand writes every card and it is personal for the person receiving it and she doesrom the fourth grade. >> jane: it is very bubbly, and even like -- >> kelly: i do like little, yes, yes. i like to make people happy, it makes me happy. i do know things that you do love that i love, i love reading and i know that you love reading as well, but i hear that you got into studying extraterrestrial life, i think that this is interesting too. >> jane: especially with what is going on now. >> kelly: so what do you think? >> jane: they show some video of trump, clinton, obama, what about extraterrestrials? and they are all alike, they are hedging it, even -- trump who will say anything, they are hedging it. there's something out there. first of all, we are one planet, a tiny one at that and any huge galaxy in an infinite universe, there has to be life somewhere else. >> kelly: of course humanity is like we are the only one, it's so egocentric. >> jane: that is such a quality of humanity and they are all watching us laughing and crying at the same time. because we have this sel

if china does take up the role of mediate or will the rest accepted annoying um jane us dance. do you think jane? i would be a partial mediator. you said that west is not by. do you think that's possible? well, it's not. i think it's a question of whether the west excess and china as a, as a possible broker. it's ukraine and russia, 1st of all, 1st and foremost from having to accept a mediator. and i'm pretty sure that russia would be more than happy to accept china as a mediator. but i don't think that ukraine would agree to that seeing as high as anything but a neutral player. i'm in this war and is politically and has been politically supporting russia from, from the very beginning. and i just fight choose to point out that i find the wording. it is european or western. unfortunate because it is not. we're talking about russia's war of aggression against crane and not a conflict between russia and the west. i have to stop you there. island. sorry, been running out of time. and one of of you us on youtube osgood quads, pardon me? 5 didn't of i mispronounced the name has didn'

does. and i jane, there's another story i want to talk you about. woke probably the bbc look quite sort of right wing but it seems the leftie celebs are actually eating themselves out there. now, in a recent interview , the sunday times interview, the sunday times culture magazine , channel 4, end culture magazine, channel 4, end of the world, star jessica barden . that's how there no idea barden. that's how there no idea to be honest with you, slammed fellow actor emma corrin. that's also her there . but wanting to also her there. but wanting to appearin also her there. but wanting to appear in what called a gritty film with an outrageous accent , film with an outrageous accent, branding it working class terrorism . what these girls terrorism. what these girls you've been talking about, bob , you've been talking about, bob, laid into so—called posh corrin , are saying a gritty working class and feisty means you have an opinion. i die inside when i read them . june, what the hell read them. june, what the hell is she talking about acting? is acting

repeatedly talking about this as the solution, does it mean effectively this visit, for any good it will do, won't fundamentally change the dial at all? janeink the purpose of this focus on the two-state solution during the visit is really to stop things getting worse, both in terms of politics and in terms of a violence. it doesn't seem likely that this current israeli government and his current palestinian government will resume talks on a two-state solution. but the framework allows the u.s. government to say it's not a good time to build more israeli settlements, it is not a good time to change policie on the status of palestinians in the west bank. but it is basically conflict manageme. it is stoppinghings getting worse. it is not an expectation that there will be a peace agreement but it may be designed to keep the idea of a two-state solution on life-support so that perhaps in the long-term term future things could change. lewis: that is really interesting. i want to come to the tensions, the violence, of course calls on both sides for it to end. where do you place that? jane: there will be a blame game, there will be some in the is

it pretty much looks exactly like it does in this picture outside right now. liz: that's gorgeous. jane we love to follow smaller and growing businesses, and yours certainly checks both those boxes. >> thank you so much for having me on. i appreciate that. liz: freezing up to melting down. the steel industry struggled mightily during the coronavirus pandemic, but could the clash 1 trillion bipartisan -- $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure law spark a resurgence as major products demand super strong products? this in a fox business exclusive, the ceo of u.s. steel joins us next on how the picture for both his business and his stock is already turning brighter. closing bell 22 minutes away. dow is down 174. we are coming right back with a steel ceo. ♪ wo ♪ what's going on? where's regina? hi, i'm ladonna. i invest in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to the nasdaq-100 innovations, like real time cgi. okay... yeah... oh. don't worry i got it! become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq known as a loving parent. known for lessons that matter. known for lessons that matter. known

does from her heart. i it's it's not like any letter you see today. so, yes. so jane got so many letters. the two of them corresponded for years. and it's quite an extraordinary and loving story. and she turned 83 yesterday, was in a car was her birthday gift. but her family her here from atlanta, which is really i'm so honored. thank you. all right. do you have a question? yeah. well, if there are no other questions, then we are going to wrap this up. h will be signing copies of the book. so if you don't have that, we have copies for everyone in our exhibit hall is just left, right out of the auditorium here. and then that first left there. and thank you all again for coming and enjoy the rest of your day. thank you. thank you, everybody. i really

jane is on the line on the independent line. caller: i think she just answered my question partially. a simple question. why does russia need more territory? it is a big country. the other thing is, do they really need democracy because communism is a failure? is that really the motivation? guest: it's a great question, why does russia need more territory? i think another reason for why what vladimir putin is doing in ukraine actually comes down to how he governs russia. ukraine opposed zero threat to russia, other than just existing, trying to build a society that was different and free, not authoritarian. one of the reasons vladimir putin is going on this endeavor is also to boost his domestic support. it worked in 2014 when he illegally occupied crimea. it worked a lot less this time. but he has also been consolidating russian society. russian power brokers around the agenda of continued war against ukraine. it is not putin's war, it is russia's war. unfortunately, much of russian society supports the war, or at least not objecting to it. in terms of the second question about democracy, your question is about

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talks the ear off a salesman and finally asks what does this go for oh, for about $400,000 >> i was wondering >> if only i could whistle. >> thank you, jane we miss you, jane. great to see you >> she loves those big tractors. >> machines. >> she's the only one that could pull that off. look at that the tire is bigger than she. >> she's knuckling with the tractor on this valentine's day. >> lovely. >> thanks, jane. >>> caterpillar's chart was unbelievable >> caterpillar's chart is unbelievable its valuation isn't great. i would go back to agco. not time for john mellencamp to do farm aid. good times going on in farmland but it's trading three or four turn, around 15 times forward. they had decent numbers and decent guide taking market share in other parts of the world especially in latin america and in south africa so i kind of like agco. >> julie, quick trade on the farm. >> valuations on these are tough and, you know, you think about the return on investment for all of these farmers, they have to make it work pretty quickly because they can't just assume prices will stay as high as they are today. it's tough >> all right up next, final t

does that leave her? let's join charlie wells who has been following that story and others. tell us more about the thinking but then -- thinking behind janeser's pay bump. charlie: a lot of other ceo's at major banks have seen their paygo down, and citi's board said they liked her progress. this was her first full year on the job. she has been trying to turn the bank around. it is the search for more study revenue streams from things like was management and treasury services and cutting some till operations around the globe. it seems the board is happy with her performance. anna: another story coming out of the professional services space is around mckinsey, planning to eliminate around 2000 jobs. how extensive is this cutback? charlie: this is a very extensive cutback, one of their largest ever, and it speaks to the sweeping layoffs that are roiling firms from wall street to silicon valley and everything in between. our understanding is that this would be non-facing roles. it is being dubbed project magnolia and the intention is to preserve partner compensation. anna: project magnolia. it sounds like home decorating. a little more start

jane scott, thank you about. eugene, scott senior politics reporter at axios. and shermichael singleton, host of the shermicheal show on sirius xm. that doesch a velshi and super important right at 10 am next weekend it is a brand new time slot. the one and only ali velshi will pick up on coverage live from ukraine. one year since the russian invasion began. but to stay right where you are, the sunday show with jonathan capehart begins right now. >> there is something in the air. for the third time in two, weeks a new york fighter that she's done object over north america. this, time over canada. jedi mind tracks, president biden baits republicans into upon his pledge to protect social security and medicare. white house press secretary kareen jean pierre joins me live onset to discuss it all. and, donald trump is still turning over classified material to doj, and gearing up to fight the special counsel subpoena of his former vice president, mike pence.

does audio technica when was that was about the new digital it in order to ensure that the whole world forgets what the west has done over the last 10 years. they let the jane out of the bottle here, but give me when you, when you knew me. but i don't really the genie out of the bottom of the day left ago in glance we didn't make how to get over. all those done by should be the data figures that we have. you were to me merely one of the libyan through the n u l t m, about 38000000 people became refugees. now, you're with mitchell, they just want to erase a from me are new to when you the, the memory of humanity a trying to make it and like nothing happened. but nobody forgot what happens when the human law says you and tragedies or was more than a basher aka out there with you? very close. so and him, of course water in the new jersey, troy see it was almost who did. he's these principles of democracy and freedom, you know, we noted to defend their $4.00 and in fact, totally tarion of value. good at lee. good. when you and they just try t abdullah, it distracts her on the people's attention from a corruption scandal is up to she will not be nic. and then yo