tom: i sat in a hotel with john taylor in 2005 and the weight on his shoulders, people did not want tow up and actually find out where the money came from and nothing has changed. jonathan: we have to fold in china to this conversation. talk to us about sink -- secondary sanctions and how china fits in. daniel: secondary sanctions were used successfully related to iran. they affect actually essentially force foreign countries to choose between doing business with the united states and its allies or the target of sanctions but not both. those helped to drive iran to the negotiating table to form the iran deal. secondary sanctions would focus on trying to ban other countries from purchasing russian energy products among other things, but secondary sanctions here are only as effective as the eu is on board because the last thing the u.s. and other allies want is to penalize the west for really trying to fall out of line with what has been pretty multilateral global approach. jonathan: every single bank has an army of lawyers and legal experts telling them what they should and should not d

as their attorney john taylor explained -- >> the family is overwhelmingly relieved that, again, theirhe identity of the person who killed their daughter, and the intent with which she did it. it's a tremendous relief. >> for the lazarus family, their wife, daughter, sister, and once decorated detective, was now a convicted killer. >> we really did not expect this result with the state of the evidence and the way mr. overland presented the case, so it's devastating. >> for the lapd, a cold case was finally solved, but with painful side effects. >> i'm very pleased, but it's bittersweet. and i'm thrilled that the conclusion has been reached and that some form of justice has been brought to a family that has grieved for far too long. we would much rather that this not be a los angeles police detective. that's for sure. i've known stephanie for 5 years. this is a tragedy on a bunch of levels. this is not something that we are proud of in that we had a los angeles police detective involved here. >> stephanie lazarus was sentenced to 27 years to life in prison. as for that wrongful death ci

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tom: this shows, along with a traditional role that is distorted that john taylor could ever imagine,t the textbooks don't work here. if the textbooks don't work based on the deutsche bank u.s. misery index are classic taylor role -- rule, what works now? peter: we see inflation that is way too high and it has been increasingly driven by labor markets way too high. inflation broadening out, the labor market hot, wage inflation going higher that is -- then is consistent with wage inflation, and increasing demand driven. at says demand needs to be slowed. it is simple supply and demand. the fed it to step in and take some steam out of labor market and needs to raise un-limit of it in order to take the pressure off. it is not too difficult here and surprising that the broad consensus and economic forecasting has not put up with this. jonathan: you have a month, not for the fed but for the ecb the amount of pushback i am getting, i imagine you are getting it. so hikes from the ecb this december to next december, how is that achievable for the ecb? will we talk about the fed, i see that. w

tom: i have sent in john taylor's parlor in palo alto and i have said it's very elegant in the taylor rule dominates. jonathan: thank you. tom: and he serves pie. jonathan: let's get real about sanctions. a proposal to do something about coal, can you start there? mar wheni you get something ona paper in the european: union that means it will get approved. otherwise you debate around it behind the scenes but you don't write it down. the fact that we have something in paper says that tomorrow, this will be approved and in my view, there are big restrictions coming in for russian shipping and ports coming into europe. the other thing is that you could say we are disappointed, there is no gas or oil but we knew this would be a crescendo. you start with: and finally you get to oil and gas and that will be the position for the german industry. tom: what will the president of the united states to today about the images on twitter and in the papers and on television? annm the president reiterated that he believesarie: vladimir putin is a war criminal and he says this guy is brutal and everyb

. >>> john herbst and andrea kendall taylor join me. so mr. ambassador, let me start with you. what do you make with this ambiguity from ukrainian officials, refusing to say whether or not ukraine was behind this air strike on the russian fuel depot? >> well, this represents their proper recognition that if they were to acknowledge it, then putin would use that to say to the russian people, see, they're attacking us. on the other hand, if they were to deny it, they would remove the possibility that they had actually had a major tactical success. so i think it's the right play for them. >> and andrea, russia blames ukraine. frankly, the correct me has told so many lies just about this war, starting with that they weren't going to invade. what do you think the chances are that russia might have been behind the strike as a false flag and an attempt to further justify its aggressiveness, its bloody attacks on ukraine? >> i think as you laid out in your report, it's really difficult to know. we really are in this fog of war where it's difficult to discern what's going on on a day-to

to have a clear decision rule as i have written in the past, like the taylor rule with professor john taylornd jump out this problem was caused by the fed underestimating inflationary pressures. i would rather the fed had not done this with inflation in the past, then they won't have the problem they are in today. >> you have what's happening in china which would obviously give the fed an excuse, maybe not to raise as quickly, that that was not necessarily foreseen, and then i just think in general, you know, both republicans and democrats like to spend, obviously. but in this case, the fed will err on employment, on the employment mandate, not on the dollar, currency stability mandate. when you've got an administration that is in a spending mood, the fed's got to be, it's not political, but it's got to neienable that. so it's got to be stability, not the job mandate that they emphasize. >> you're right. employment is very important, politically, employment is very important. economically as well but it is not just that. they're not trying to support dollar stability what is the big politica

james financial advisor taylor's advice to help you live your life. life well planned. ♪ >> the john. and james l. knight foundation fostering informed and engaged communities. more at kf.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions. and friends of the newshour. this program was made possible by the corporation f public broadcasting and contributions to your local pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. geoff: an apparent russian missile slammed into a crowded rail platform today in eastern ukraine, killing dozens and wounding hundreds. thousands of people were waiting for trains to evacuate the area,

they'll be back in about 45 minutes, john, but for about an hour and a half, marjorie taylor greene spentresenting those voters challenging her candidacy. and i can tell you from the get-go, marjorie taylor greene took quite a combative tone as she was asked about tweets she's posted, public statements that she's made about the 2020 election, peddling conspiracy theories. in fact, on the stand moments ago, she insisted that there had been tremendous voter fraud in the presidential election. we know that's a false claim that's been debunked numerous times. she also believed joe biden did not win the election over donald trump. and as you said, that she had no knowledge of any attempts of plans to illegally interfere with the counting of electoral votes on january 6th. here she is denying she has ever advocated for political violence. >> you did believe at this time that the 2020 election had been stolen by the democrats from mr. trump, right? >> i was asking people to come for a peaceful march, which is what everyone is entitled to do under their first amendment. but i was not asking them

paul taylor journalist, nestle, malik, and right to and political analyst. and john, let me abolla, i want people to be attending. ah, welcome back. a good to might about top stories here. this, our russia has confirmed the blast aboard its worship moskva, the flagship of its black sea fleet. russian defense minister says ammunition on board. the ship exploded. but the ukrainian military says it struck the warship with cruise missiles. russia says it's now inducting raves of the past 5 days after palestinian gunmen killed 3 israelis and tennessee last week about ukraine. now russian own business, these are the owners of the hotel. what we're being told is that the money goes back to russia. so in effect, that money is being used sion owners. it's something similar that they're trying to do here. however, we asked the man in charge why he arrived with so many soldiers, some permissions, and whether it's actually legal. oh, off the record we've been told that perhaps will we've been seeing on that chart i showed you earlier, may not be actually true. can say there's a

. >> he was followed by a performance of "free" by john legend, accompanied by three ukrainian artists. >> the late foo fighters drummer taylorns was honored by billie eilish who wore a shirt with his face, then during a video tribute. the band was not in attendance due to the tragic loss of hawkins, won best rock album, best rock song, and best rock performance. >>> let's get a check of your monday weather with meteorologist bill karins. good morning, bill. >> good morning. hope everyone had a wonderful weekend. weather cooperated in most cases but once again, just like the last two weeks, severe weather is going to be the big story it's going to be in the south. the same areas we've been following the last couple of weeks with the tornado outbreak. we have three storms across the northern half of the country it's the storm in west texas that's going to plague us throughout the beginning of this week severe weather threat begins late today it's not really during the daylight hours, more when the sun is setting, storms firing up over dallas, wichita falls, abilene. all these storms will slide toward louisiana, mississippi, ov

. >> that was followed by performance of "free" by john legend, accompanied by three ukrainian artists. >>> the late foo fighters drummer taylor was honored by billie eilish who wore a shirt with his face, then during a video tribute the band was not in attendance due to the tragic loss of hawkins, won best rock album, best rock song, and best rock performance. >>> still to on "early today" after ditching his fans, eric church has big plans to make up for his canceled show. atdanit veng back. "sury ghli" piles on the will smith jokes after that stunning oscars moment that's when we started using swiffer. in just a few minutes, duster captures dust before it gets airborne. it traps and locks dust in one swipe. yes! for our floors, sweeper's heavy duty cloths easily trap dust, dirt and hair... locking it in. see ya, dust! and swiffer partners with the american lung association to support clean air. ready to shine from the inside out? say "yes" to nature's bounty. the number one brand for hair, skin and nails. with our signature blend of health and beauty nutrients to bring out more of your inner beauty. nature's bounty. live bou

. >> general mccaffrey, helene cooper, and of course ambassador taylor, and we're going to have john kirby from the pentagon just a bit later in the program. and up next, food fighters after a russian missile strike hit the world center kitchen's operation in kharkiv. chef jose andres gives an update on his mission next. this is "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. this is "andrl reports" on msnbc. since suzie's got goals, she'll want a plan to reach them. so she'll get some help from fidelity, and she'll feel so good about her plan, she can focus on living it. that's the planning effect, from fidelity. at xfinity, we live and work she can focus on living it. in the same neighborhood as you. we're always working to keep you connected to what you love. and now, we're working to bring you the next generation of wifi. it's ultra-fast. faster than a gig. supersonic wifi. only from xfinity. it can power hundreds of devices with three times the bandwidth. so your growing wifi needs will be met. supersonic wifi only from us... xfinity. there are lots of choices when it comes to your internet

named phyllis who had been sold at the age of eight to john wheatley about a year before braces arrival. we wheatley was a prominent merchant and taylor whose clientele included the wealthiest man in boston, john hancock who is also a slaveholder phillis. wheatley likely likely helped. so hancock's posh clothes so this is a portrait of him. this is his wife and this is a portrait we have of phyllis wheatley who as you know becomes one of the mothers of african-american literature. in jeffrey bolsters brilliant work on titled blackjacks african-american -- in the age of sail. he has a portrait of how some black soldier about black sailors looked brace refers twice to his the close. he was given and he probably his clothes probably looked more like this. he says captain mills clothed him in a sailor's jacket and killed and a new white shirt. he had no shoes. although breastly wanted to remain in boston and fall 1763 captain mills transported him to new haven connecticut and sold him to a yankee puritan from milford. mills's hometown compared to the bustling international ports bracelet visited new haven was a small conservative town on

. >> john: sandra, we are expecting the pentagon briefing with john kirby any moment, but for now, william taylor. former ambassador to ukraine. more intense fighting in mariupol, and here, where the attack was against the rail station, trying to encircle that, we are hearing some more activity here up in izyum as they try to reconstitute the russian military, and even attacked the airport south of dnipro here in an attempt to soften up the forces and move to the west. what do you assess is going on here now in the new push to the east and the south? >> john, you are exactly right. the russians need to do something. they were foiled in kyiv, the ukrainian military stopped them up there, so, they are back, the russians backed off in response to that, and they are moving back around and there are, seem to be massing in order to come this way, and you are right, they would like to come here, izyum here and dnipro, but that's interesting. they could be cut off, they could be attacked from both sides and a lot of these forces we know have been beaten up, really beaten up. ukrainians also have to have

john legend then performed free with ukrainian exiles. a moving tribute to late food fighters. drummer taylor hawkins started the in memoriam segment show was packed with performances, including from silk, sonic, olivia rodrigo, chris stapleton, billie eilish, jon batiste, justin bieber, her with lenny kravitz and travis barker. please welcome lady gaga tony bennett introduced his friend lady gaga. do i know you were going to be keeping people's names out of our mouths? there were brief mentions of the oscars slap with noah, then questlove, who won an oscar after the incident to present this award, and i trust that people will stay 500 ft. away from me. west love won a grammy for summer of soul, and he introduced song of the years silk sonic one that and record of the year for leave the door open. olivia rodrigo one new artist of the year. this is for real artist, real musicians. let's just keep going and album a beer went to john batiste, for we are. there were 86 grammy categories about 10% during the show making room for the music because, as noah said, this one's a concert where they give

john doe. >>> the family of a man shot by sin san leandro police are suing the police department. stephen taylor, who was holding a pace back. they found that over 10 deployed a taser shocking him, and former officer, jason fletcher, fires that fiddle shot. the family of stephen taylor said he was having a mental health crisis. officers say it was not reasonable to think that taylor pose an imminent threat. officer fletcher was charged with voluntary manslaughter. taylor's family says that does not go far enough, and have filed a long full death suit. >> we are continuing to hold their feet to the fire. stephen's death had not have happened. we are really wanting to make changes that there is not another stephen taylor in the city of san leandro. we're looking forward to justice being served. we are looking forward to things begin to change in the city of san leandro. we are looking forward to things happening for the mentally ill, things happen for the homeless, the people, the crises that is going on in this city. >> the city of san leandro says it will defend itself against the lawsuit, and a

secretary of state on whether or not marjorie taylor greene should be disqualified from running for congress again, john. >> amara walker, grateful for the live reporting. thanks for your time today on "inside politics." have a good weekend. ana cabrera picks up our coverage right now. >>> hello. thanks for being with us. i'm ana cabrera in new york. we begin in southern ukraine where 100,000 civilians remain trapped in the bombed out ruins of mariupol. and hopes for a mass evacuation are foundering. president of the european council spoke with vladimir putin and called for safe passage through humanitarian corridors. putin apparently accused them of not being allowed to surrender. hundreds of ukrainian soldiers and civilians are inside now surrounded by a russian blockade. here you see pro-russian forces parading down a mariupol street as the kremlin reveals for the first time its goal -- seize full control of southern and eastern ukraine to provide a land bridge to crimea. this morning here on cnn, mariupol's mayor said the civilian losses in his city are horrific. >> translator: we have around 20,000

taylor's advice to help you live your life. life well planned. >> the john and james wright foundation. more at kf.org. quicksand with the ongoing support of these institutions. and friends of the newshour. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your local pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. judy: a ukrainian defense official said today that the situation in mariupol is difficult and hard. in fact, the port city on the sea of asaba is surrounded. and under constant bombardment by russian forces. there is little food or water left for those who remain. and little ammunition for the ukrainian forces. meantime, atrocities committed by russian troops continue to be unearthed across the region, surrounding kyiv. we begin our coverage. correspondent: this morning, residents of kyiv assess the damage and clear the debris from overnight blasts. the most powerful since russian troops diverted forces. this came shortly after russians announced their flagship ship sunk. >> even for those that have not

bush, and john mccain, who openly spoke out against bigotry. to people like donald trump, marjorie taylorreene, and ron dissent who run on platforms that explicitly demonize people or different backgrounds. some of their voters have pushed for this change. i'll happily and braced it. but even republican voters who don't agree with all of the sentiments have learned to overlook or ignore them. we know from history that this type of desensitize asian to hatred can be incredibly dangerous. that's why i would urge all americans to take the results of these kinds of polls seriously. especially the few remaining adults in the gop. the animus rejected in the stat it starts from the top. as hatred and divisiveness have become more mainstream among some republicans, the numbers in this poll seem to suggest many of the gop voters have become numb to it. the extreme fringes scene emboldened. republican leaders understand this. we've heard the tapes of what they say in private. it's time for them to go public and do something about it. i got you. n even smarter smartphone." do you think any of us wil

a raymond james financial advisor taylor's advice to help yolive your life. life well-planned. ♪ >> the johnes l night foundation, fostering informed and engaged communities. more at kf.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions. and friends of the newshour. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station fromiewers like you. thank you. judy: desperate items to evacuate the besieged city of -- attempts to evacuate the besieged city of mariupol continue today, with the united nations trying tstrike a deal with russian forces that would allow more than 100,000 civilians to leave the port city. fighting raged elsewhere in ukraine's east. and in the capital of kyiv, rescuers took stock of a deadly missile strike that hit as the u.n. secretary general visited last night. special correspondent willem marx reports. [gunfire] willem: in ukraine's east, the roar of artillery remains relentless. swirls of smoke stain the sky in the city of lyman, now a part of the landscape. at a nearby hospital, tatiana receives treatm

john brennan, thank you very much. >>> still ahead, a brief moment of silence for congresswoman marjorie taylor greene's memory.y anything related to january 6th. which is either very sad or calculated plan to ignore her actions. n to ignore her actions. le now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ >>> advocated. they use martial law to stop the transition of power. you never advocated for that, did you? >> i don't recall ever advocating for marshall law. if you put that text message up, it's clear and easy to read that if that's my text messages and that's what they're reporting, i don't recall if they are, but if they are, those text messages do not say calling for marshall law. >> so you're saying you conveniently don't recall pitching a plan to overthrow the government but if you did do it, it's okay, right, because you were just passing the message along? okay. so for anyone who needs a reminder, here's what she texted, quote, in our private chat with members several are saying the only way to save our republic is for trump to call for marshall law, do ignore the spell. we know she's not the

a raymondjames financial advisor taylor's advice to help you live your life. life well planned. ♪ >> the johnames l knight foundation. more at kf.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions. and friends of the newshour. ♪ this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. geoff: an apparent russian missile slammed into a crowded rail platform today in eastern ukraine, killing dozens, and wounding hundreds. thousands of people were waiting for trains to evacuate the area, as russian forces look to re-focus their assault on ukraine's eastern region. meantime, the pentagon said it believes russia will call up as many as 60,000 reservists, after six weeks of fighting have inflicted heavy losses on russian forces. special correspondent simon ostrovsky reports. and a warning for viewers: images in this story are upsetting. simon: these were the things they carried. a baseball cap, a pet rabbit, its owner nowhere to be found. moments earlier, chaos and one of the more gruesome scenes of t

john legend honoring ukrainian citizens. ♪ and a tribute to those in the industry lost over the past year launched with a nod to foo fighters' drummer taylorns who died more than a week ago. bonnie raitt accepted the grammy for lifetime achievement. other big winners include chris stapleton with three wins including best country album, the foo fighters also received three grammys for best rock album, performance, and song. anne-marie? >> danya bacchus in las vegas. thank you very much. >>> this morning there are calls for additional sanctions against russia as evidence mounts that its troops have committed barbaric war crimes in ukraine. ukrainian officials say russian forces left behind a, quote, scene from a horror movie as they withdrew from areas near kyiv. bodies of what appear to be civilians shot at a close range with bound hands and signs of torture lay scattered on the streets in one city on the outskirts of the capital. ukraine says that the bodies of hundreds have been found in towns recently retaken from russian forces. naomi ruchim is in new york with the latest on that. good morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, good morning. ukr

tribute to fighters drummer taylor hawkins, who died suddenly while the band was touring in south america. but the night belong to one artist. we ah, multi genre artist john batista was crowned grammy king with 5 wins, including album of the year with ah, he wants a d, w. c. as a reminder of all main story, russian forces are being accused of committing mos atrocities before retreating from areas near the ukrainian capital p. footage of dead civilians in the street of woodshop of spot outright with some international lead is calling the killings. all problems and german shots that will of show that says, joined all the western need and condemning what appears to be the deliberate killing of civilians in the ukraine. i have threatened moscow with further and much tougher sanctions. you watching a d a w. a news that's it from me and the news seemed don't go away off next global 3000 travels to the u. s. to meet members of the ukrainian das for living that man, i'll have more news headline. so of course we, you, at the top of the out of you can always get all the latest news on our website, not just on the you prime on gab office with with ah, with brighton

drummer taylor hawkins, who died suddenly while the band was touring in south america. but the night belong to one artist. we ah, multi genre artist john batista was crowned grammy king with 5 wins, including album of the year with just dw life from bud in his reminder about top stories at this hour training present, valadez lansky has accused moscow of genocide and war crimes. this follows the discovery of what appears to be a civilian massacre. russian troops in the town of butcher, a near keith. hundreds of people were found dead in the streets and in mass graves, walking international outrage. if you are planning further sanctions against russia, the german foreign minister and i've been bad off as announced, moved to expelled, 40 russian diplomats in response to those killings from lithuania, also expand expelling numbers of russian diplomatic staff. a set you up today will world news at the top of the hour. i'll be back in a moment to take you through the big stories of the day in the day with ah, with ah ah, a logically advanced, oh, spacious. and most importantly, a wide range of the new mercedes e q e a. the electric vehicle h

tribute to platters drummer taylor hawkins, who died suddenly while the band was touring in south america. but the night belonged to one artist. we ah, multi genre artist john batista was crowned grammy king with 5 wins, including album of the year. with now did i because i need a of our joins me now to talk about this night. lead out jombateeste olivia, olivia, rodrigo, silk sonic, the mads. biggest witness. is that what we were expect? well, not entirely get hot and best album. not john patty's face. very stiff competition . many expected billy i'll is to win for happier than ever. she was nominated 7 times, but went home empty handed. i'm afraid battista nominated 11 times, 15 times. his album we are was inspired by the black lives matter movement. he's best known as the band lead of the late show, but he's also a duly are educated jazz pianist. we are, is his 8th studio album, his only $35.00. and he's recorded and performed with many of the greats, including the wonder prince ed shira. as he also writes a film, songs, another of his 5 wins was for the picks on the soul. now, best new artist olivia rodrigo, with much less of a surprise. she was nominate

tribute to fighters drummer taylor hawkins who died suddenly while the band was touring in south america. but the night belong to one artist. we ah, multi genre artist john batista was crowned grammy king with 5 wins, including album of the year with and before we go, some sports news and tennis teen sensation colors i'll cut us has won the biggest title of his career so far at their prestigious miami opened the 18 year old spanish beaten. always caspar, who's in straits in the final victory, sees him replace no fact. joke of it as the tournament youngest of a winner across is considered the most excited prospect in men's tennis east. now up to 11th place in the world rankings, netherlands national team poach loose from gal has revealed. he has an aggressive form of prostate cancer. from car said he had kept the diagnosis from his plan because he didn't want to affect the performance. the 70 year old still plans to leave the dutch team at the world cup in november from hollis in is a fed spell as netherlands coach. he's one league titles with clubs around europe, including by munich and barcelona you what you the w news is a reminder of our top story. ru

tribute to fighters. drummer taylor hawkins, who died suddenly while the band was touring in south america. but the night belonged to one artist. we ah, multi genre artist john batista was crowned grammy king with 5 wins, including album of the year with you know, i should get our news coming up next. cindy w, news, asia, pakistan prime minister in brown hans political troubles and how we got there that's coming up in just a moment with my colleague mister chan, onto the news a shout. and i'll see you again at the top with awe with depression to the genesis of the conflict in easton with okay. oh improve culture. march 21 in 60 minutes w. ready are you there, we just have one wish, or maybe we want lots and lots of goals that with the supplies would be great to with, when does legal highlights kick off on d, w ah, does a moment here and eternity time. it can be measured precisely and did everyone experiences it differently as if there are different forms of time? time, a phenomenon, a dimension, if we know we won't live forever and illusion. about time presenting futures past starts april 14th on d, w. d. this is d, w, use asia coming up today, a prime minis

taylor. this is hosted by the atlantic council's center. rex good morning in washington. that afternoon in kyiv and other european capitals. my name is johnerbst. we have a wonderful panel for you today. we have with us general philip breedlove, former supreme for europe. we have the director of security studies at the foreign policy council of ukrainian prison. and we have ambassador william taylor, vice president for russia and europe at the u.s. institute of peace. we were supposed to have admiral jamie fogo, but we learned he has come down with something, so he will not be joining us today. our subject is the new phase in moscow's war on ukraine, it's offensive in the east. we have had many developments over the past few days. pointing to a a very good discussion. i will start with general breedlove. it is the current russian order of battle as they prepared to advance? there is speculation that putin wants a victory in time for the may 9 celebration of moscow's portion and war war two. is this feasible? gen. breedlove: thanks for having me here. as we do what we can for our ukrainian brothers and sisters. much is being said about wha

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john legend honoring ukrainian citizens. tribute to those in the industry lost over the past year, a nod to foo fighters drummer, taylor hawkins died more than a week ago. foo fighters nominated for three grammies won best rock album, song and performance. back to you. >> tell us about the bay area artist that took home a grammy. we are proud this morning. >> reporter: as you should be, the bay area represented well at the grammys. there is her who won another grammy award this year and had an amazing performance last night. michael is taking home three grammies two for best immersive sound album. another bay area artist grabbed his first grammy award for best contemporary instrumental album. the bay area was well represented at last nite's awards. >> we love your grammy's look. you look incredible. >> two thumbs up. >> thank you so much. you guys are my last hit. i have been up all night celebrates. i'm going to take this off and go to sleep. >> take a break. thank you so much. >>> so much talent in the bay area. we are so proud. >> i like we have awards coming in from all around, too. the technical as well as the performance

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john legend then performed free with ukrainian exiles, a moving tribute to late food fighters. drummer taylor performances, including from silk, sonic. olivia rodrigo , chris stapleton, billie eilish, jon batiste, justin bieber, her with lenny kravitz and travis barker. please welcome lady gaga tony bennett introduced his friend lady gaga . do i know you were going to be keeping people's names out of our mouths? there were brief mentions of the oscars slap with noah, then questlove, who won an oscar after the incident to present this award, and i trust that people will stay 500 ft. away from me. west log won a grammy for summer of soul, and he introduced song of the years silk sonic one that and record of the year for leave the door open. olivia rodrigo one new artist of the year. this is for real artist, real musicians. let's just keep going and album a beer went to john batiste, for we are i don't know you. goodnight there were 86 grammy categories about 10% during the show making room for the music because, as noah said, this one's a concert where they give out awards in hollywood. ashley

taylor hawkins who died of a possible drug overdose last month. and a plea for help from ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. >> reporter: a group of musicians from ukraine joined johnonor their home. anthony mason, cbs news, las vegas. >>> that is the "overnight news" for this tuesday. for some of you the news continues. for others, check back later for cbs mornings. follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm tom hanson in new york. ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy is set to address the u.n. security council for the first time. he's expected to focus on the massacre in the town of bucha, the ukrainian government has reported more than 400 civilian casualties there. but that number is expected to rise. >>> the senate has reached a $10 billion deal on covid-19 support and relief. roughly $9 billion will go to the research and development of therapeutics. the bipartisan deal is les t ofa new champion. the kansas jayhawks beat the north carolina har teals 72-69 in new orleans. and it's estimated americans bet a whopping $3.1 billion on the tournament. for more news, download

plus, molly john faust, a contributing writer at the atlantic, and she's also co-host of the podcast, the new abnormal. thank you both for joining me tonight. stewart, marjorie taylor greene calls any republican senators who support judge jackson's confirmation as pro-pedophile. that includes your former boss, mitt romney. what do you make of that kind of rhetoric and the silence from the gop leadership? >> look, i think that there are two big things sort of happening. there's this craziness inside the republican party. and this is what putin is doing. he's calling a jewish president of ukraine a nazi. these are not un-related. because it is a tactic of pro-autocracy movements, which is what the republican party has largely become, to make these wild accusations. because then it makes any accommodation with the other side to impossible. it then makes it morally -- not only permissible, but you have a moral obligation to destroy the other side, if they're nazis, you must destroy them. if they're pedophiles, you must put them in jail. and this is just another evidence of how the republican party is falling in line with this autocratic playbook. >> and stewart, i want

john birch society in the 1960s. this is the same mind-set with the marjorie taylor greene and gohmerts and all the rest.f their minds. the stuff they believe is illogical, dangerous, it's crazy. the fringe in the republican party is people like liz cheney or adam kinzinger saying we need to uphold the constitution and respect the sanctity of elections and defend our democracy. that's the outlying view in the republican party today. the mainstream is the people who say that the election was stolen from donald trump. that is in fact, a litmus test for being a republican in good standing. you see the way that david perdue is humiliating himself in the georgia gubernatorial race putting the big lie front and center. this is a formerly establishment republican. this is what they're doing because they think that's what they need to do to connect with the republican base and avoid the wrath of the orange man who still remains the dominant figure within the republican party. this is a very dangerous situation for american democracy because as we all know, joe biden's opinion ratings are very low right now. it's

he's taken georgia representative marjorie taylor greene in effort to marshal support among those loyal to former president trump. >> sandra: chad, thank you. >> johnthe first apartment in front of the supreme court. can a school board suspend a coach for praying on the field. it could have major implications. live from the high court coming up. >> sandra: pilot shortage forcing airlines to get creative. instead of the friendly skies, why you may be on a bus instead. the connecting flight may not be a flight at all. no one deserves the american dream of homeownership more than veterans. with the newday zero down home purchase loan, you can buy a home with no down payment. and rates are still low. already own a home and need cash? the newday100 loan can get you up to $60,000 or more and lower your payments by $615 a month. take ten minutes right now and make the call. because no one knows veterans like newday usa. . >> high school football coach who lost his i don't know for praying on the field taking his case to the supreme court. the justices hearing oral arguments today in a first amendment case revisiting the legal line between church and state

john. 9.31. and there's a new billboard. you might notice in san francisco's union square and it's not advertising something to be proud of. it is a sign of the city's drug problem. kron four's taylorchose this location in union square because it's a tourist destination. while the city focuses on bringing visitors back to the city, they say that leadership is neglecting its fentanyl crisis. >> famous the world over our brains, beauty and now dirt cheap fentanyl. these are the words now looking down on san francisco's union square, a group of mothers who have been impacted by addiction in their families known as mothers against drug deaths are behind this new billboard. this is if they decide to come to san francisco, this is also what they're going to see. it's it's a huge part of san francisco right now. sadly, as much as the cable cars and the golden gate bridge sour dough bread. >> on the fresh fentanyl. jackie berlin argues mayor london breed and city leadership. >> we're focusing enough on the issues plaguing the city. her son's been an addict for 10 years and is currently living on the streets of san francisco. she says he's had moments of sobriety. the city has made it incre

represented the families of breonna taylor, george floyd, and he is now representing the family and we expect to hear from him any minute now. >> gillian: thanks so much. johnjohn: big tech quick to silence some conservative voices. why did youtube allow the man accused of gunning down subway riders go unchecked for years. the case it's not a coincidence in her latest article for the new york post. she will join us coming up. >> gillian: and officials want answers how black lives matter spent donations, including 6 million bucks on a california mansion. co-founder is claiming standard disclosure forms are "triggering" so critics of blm want some clarity. >> it's like deeply unsafe, like this is being literally weaponized against us, against the people we work with. no one deserves the american dream of homeownership more than veterans. with the newday zero down home purchase loan, you can buy a home with no down payment. and rates are still near the lowest in history. already own a home and need cash? the newday100 loan can get you up to $60,000 or more and lower your payments by $615 a month. take ten minutes right now and make the call. because no one kno

john breyer saying that mccarthy has been caught lying, this story was published today. the majority leader saying that american voters should not have well-funded political activist. marjorie taylorreene is undemocratic and un-american. in baldwin, missouri, rick is up next on the independent line. caller: thank you for taking my call. i voted for trump for the past two times. people have said they will vote for trump but he is not up for election in the midterms? a quick history here. going back to 2015, 2016 there was a populist candidate running for the nomination. he conducted a hostile takeover. they did not want them as their candidate. at the same time, there was a populist candidate running for the democratic nomination, bernie sanders. the republicans did not have anything in place to block trump from winning. the democratic party, you need to look at yourselves. you blocked bernie with a few hundred people, superdelegates, keeping bernie from taking that nomination. we could've had a different history on the democratic side if you did not have superdelegates, party elites overruling thousands of primary votes to get their preferred candidate hillary rodham clinton. trum