>> katie: i'm not sure. well. but the most interesting thing the last two weeks is this idea she was very frustrated with president biden and he would not publicly come out for months on end. and behind closed doors, to the senate, unable to be convincing to her peers and that was a big part of and completely failed and people wondering why taking on these far left issues like abolishing the filibuster. let's not forget she was the far left member of the senate including expecting to be the vice president and supposed to be payback for people like aoc. so, we will see. it is difficult to watch. it may be entertaining for you. >> jesse: it is entertaining. i wouldn't call it difficult. >> greg: drama harris is a national treasure with quality and her team almost every other day. there is not much to laugh about these days when you turn on the news, but she has kind of become our inspector clouseau allowing us to laugh at her mistakes and sojourned to the nonsense. everyday, it is funny to us but could you ima

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katie? katie: i'm glad to hear there is another solution.y prices surging, everything from the cost of cadbury eggs and peeps have gone up since 2019. he will pay a dollar more for peeps and a dollar more for the chocolate bunnies, cadbury eggs are up $1.50. we have to ration peeps, that is a real problem in this country. leo: thank you katie i was thinking about the chocolate. anti-biden wall. joe biden is building a huge fence around his delaware beach house, fences work but walls don't. democrats do not want border security, joe biden wanted fencing around his house. all these democrat leaders are down but they want private security. why did the democrats always take the elitist position that they need the security but the average americans, no security at the border and the law enforcement. it does not make sense. i just have to scratch my head. it is democrat parties not for the working people. joey: they keep american citizens out of the capital not of the white house and away from joe biden but they won't keep the criminals out of our

received an email regarding a disciplinary action and might have been in trouble. >> katie being katie, was defending a teammate. on campus. over an incident. and the repercussions of her defending that teammate. >> we have not seen that email yet. she had been getting letters for a couple of months. this letter was a final letter that there was going to be a trial or a -- some kind of something. >> this is the only thing that we can come up with that triggered something. >> her parents now wondering if between school and sports it was too much pressure. >> there is anxiety and there is stress to be perfect, to be the best, to be number one. >> the myers speaking out to make sure other parents don't suffer the same tragedy. the emotions of their loss, a lot. >> we're struggle right now, stephanie we are just struggling to know what happened. and why it happened. you know. we're just like heart broken. we're so heart break broken. >> katie's mom wearing her daughter's sweat shirt which she wore in a post last friday. >> every mom will understand this. when you smell it, it smells like h

one of the characters said she loves you, katy.lutely crazy. crazy for lionel. >> yeah. >> then luke, didn't mention you. [ laughter ] >> yeah. i saw you were going there with that. >> jimmy: sorry. >> you don't need to mention luke, he is "ozark." >> jimmy: by the way, in the ozarks, luke should be number one, let's be honest. >> let's be honest. >> all them boats on the lake, jamming my stuff. >> jimmy: great to have you guys here. 20th season of "american idol." >> believe it. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: luke bryan, katy perry, lionel richie. "american idol" premieres sunday night, 8:00, here on abc. we'll be back with pamela adlon! with relapsing forms of ms... there's a lot to deal with. not just unpredictable relapses. all these other things too. it can all add up. kesimpta is a once-monthly at-home injection... that may help you put these rms challenges in their place. kesimpta was proven superior at reducing the rate of relapses, active lesions, and slowing disability progression vs aubagio. don't take kesimpta if you

an email regarding a disciplinary action and she might have been in trouble. >> katie being katie was defending a teammate on campus over an incident, and the repercussions of her defending that teammate. >> we have not seen that email yet. she had been getting letters for a couple months. this was the final letter that there would be a trial or some kind of something. this is the only thing that we can come up with that triggered something. >> reporter: her parents are wondering between school and sports, it was too much pressure. >> there is anxiety and stress to be perfect. to be the best. to be number one. >> reporter: the meyers speaking out to make sure other parents don't suffer the same tragedy. emotions of their loss are raw. >> we're struggling right now. we're struggling to know what happened and why it happened, you know. we're just heart broken. we're so heart broken. >> reporter: katie's mom wearing her daughter's sweatshirt. won she wore in a post last friday. >> it will sound crazy but every mom will understand this. when you smell it, it smells like her. it smells lik

smells like katie. just her scent, wearing it because i want to be close to her.owing their raw emotion, hoping it helps others to speak up and reach out stephanie gosk, nbc news >> if you or someone you know needs help, call the national suicide prevention lifeline a 1-800-273-8255. >>> up next, as we continue tonight, upheaval yet hope. images from ukraine. >>> finally, we want to leave you with some of the images and moments of a crisis still very much unfolding in ukraine, harrowing scenes of loss, desperation, uncertainty, but also, defiance and hope. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the unblinking eye of the camera in a crisis that never had to be. that's "nightly news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i am lester holt please take care of yourself and each other. good night ♪♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disea

katie myers passing. katie was an outstanding student athlete and a beloved passionate leader here at stanford. our entire athletics community is heartbroken and katie will be deeply missed. university officials still working out a way for the entire campus community to come together. >> to remember katie meier. at stanford and kerman kron. 4 news. >> coming up on kron, 4 news at 6 or just some parents in california made headlines across the country tonight. the federal case begins against sherri papini accused of faking her own kidnapping charges. she's now facing. plus a former east bay police officer will spend time behind bars for shooting and killing a man in 2018. we have reaction from the courthouse. >> also, caltrans using dynamite to blow up a big boulder blocking highway 50 heading to south lake tahoe. we need to know if you're still planning to make that trip. >> you may recall this story. it made national headlines. a northern california woman, this woman right here she disappeared and it set

katie myers passing.ie was an outstanding student athlete and a beloved passionate leader here at stanford. our entire athletics community is heartbroken and katie will be deeply missed. now, likely more information will come out in the days ahead. this point, stanford university still working on plans. so >> the campus community can remember katie, together live at stanford and kerman kron. 4 news. >> thank you, dan. i if you or someone you know, is having thoughts of suicide, the national suicide prevention lifeline is available. 24 hours a day at 1, 802, 7, 3, 8, 2, 5, 5, and that number again is at the bottom of your screen tonight. a mother is pleading to anyone with information about the driver who hit her daughter while she was riding her bicycle home from work. >> the car didn't stop. the victim suffered a major head injury kron four's haaziq madyun spoke to the mother of the cyclist just a short time ago. >> i just don't understand how someone could could hit another person, a cyclist and then ju

katy austin, thank you very much. the bank _ passengers. katy austin, thank you very much. austin, thank you | very much. the bank of england has raised interest rates from 0.5% 20.75%. it's the third month in a row rates have gone up. our economics correspondent andy verity is outside the bank of england. this isn't much of a surprise, is it?— england. this isn't much of a surrise, is it? ., ., , , surprise, is it? no, most economists have been predicting _ surprise, is it? no, most economists have been predicting we _ surprise, is it? no, most economists have been predicting we would - surprise, is it? no, most economists have been predicting we would get i have been predicting we would get the third consecutive rate rise in a row. it's not a surprise given the current economic context. what the bank of england policymakers are saying is that there's been a succession of large shocks to the economy. you already knew about the pandemic, and after the global reopening of the economy, after that pandemic, there was a surge in demand and supply of basic commodities from petro

and she was just like the biggest like competitor while katie. and so we went off to different pac, 12 schools. they stayed close. the pair worked together for just women, sports organization aimed at promoting female athletes and their teams. so he says it was always a blast when the pair was reunited on the field. and so funny, like i could always hear on the bill we would always like talk to each other like talk, josh, whatever. but we all know it's fun. so >>it was awesome. zoe says in high school, katy confided in their club team that she struggled with being judge. >>she says it seems like that wasn't the case at stanford. katie said she loved her team in plan to return in the fall for a super senior season. so we last caught up with her friend on katie's birthday in late january. she did seem really like in her own skin stanford like she really felt like i felt like she really was like im bracing who she was. so >>when i heard the news like it is. i like could not have imagined that are happening. zoe says katie had big plans for her new p

katie meier.e weekend, a memorial was held for meyer at her high school soccer field in southern california. kron. 4 sports reporter kylen mills has the latest. >> a big smile and even bigger personality. that's what friends remember most about former stanford soccer goalie katie meyer. >> she just was like a leader. i don't know like what else other than to say that was like a leader and like every aspect of her life, she always was like. the best at whatever she for gun we hasten how are group one town over from katy. the 2 0st for rivals in separate u.s. club soccer teams. they became friends in high school in katy joins always team. you love being on her team. but you hated playing answer because she just was like the biggest personality ever. and >> she was really good. so obviously, that was a factor she just like us just love to like get into people's heads. and she was just like the biggest like competitor. well, katie, and so we went off to different pac, 12 schools. they stayed close. th

father remembered first time katie wanted to try being a goalie.ears old. >> kicked it a little too hard at little katie, hit her in the chest, knocked her down. oh, my god, going to be so mad at me. katie gets up, goes, is that all you got? i'm like who is this human? >> katie's memorial service held at newbury park high school stadium where she starred in soccer and was a kicker on the football team. if you or someone you know is struggling, there's help available 24/7. call 1-800-273-8255, also chat with a counselor online at suicidepreventionlifeline.org. >>> woman who stole a 4,000 bottle of alcohol at grandview restaurant in san jose. could see the woman casually walk behind the bar, grab the cognac. investigators say they paid for dinner before walking out with the bottle. reward is offered for tips leading to arrest. >>> you're probably feeling the pain at bump and getting worse in california. regular, $5.73 is the average. aaa says that's a new all-time high. asked experts how much higher they will go before we see relief. >> most experts

do you agree with that katie that this isn't - with that katie that this isn't necessarily a story that'srily a story that's going to no awa ? , . ., , necessarily a story that's going to coawa? , go away? yes, clearly the story has ca tured go away? yes, clearly the story has captured the _ go away? yes, clearly the story has captured the heart _ go away? yes, clearly the story has captured the heart of _ go away? yes, clearly the story has captured the heart of the _ go away? yes, clearly the story has captured the heart of the nation. i i captured the heart of the nation. i think_ captured the heart of the nation. i think everyone across the divide is delighted — think everyone across the divide is delighted when she came back to the uk. delighted when she came back to the uk there _ delighted when she came back to the uk. there were questions about whether— uk. there were questions about whether things could be done sooner, what happens to those still being held captive in iran? there are dual nationals. _ held captive in iran? there are dual nationals, try nationals. it's clearly— na

so we last caught up with her friend and katie's birthday in late january.really like in her own skin stanford like she really felt like i felt like she really was like and bracingly. she was so. >> when i heard the news like i i like could not have imagined that are happening. zoe says katie had big plans for her new podcast and to play professional soccer in the nwsl in 2023. so we still can't believe the unapologetic and passionate woman. she admired, took her own life in her dorm room on march. 1st, just always remember her being my very bright and happy. and that's like the scary part of the inside. you really like don't know what people are like going through because she presented herself in a way that was like she was so happy and just it's like scary to know like what she actually like on the inside. not like the show to do so it was one of the hundreds who poured into newbury park high school stadium on saturday night to celebrate katie's life. zoe hopes katie's death can spark change to stigmatize in mental health and sports. i don't think it's eno

so we last caught up with her friend and katie's birthday in late january. did seem really like in her own skin at stanford like she really felt like i felt like she really was like im bracing who she was. so >> when i heard the news like i just i like could not have imagined that are happening. zoe says katie had big plans for her new podcast and to play professional soccer in the nwsl in 2023. so we still can't believe the unapologetic and passionate woman. she admired, took her own life in her dorm room on march. 1st, just always remember her being my very bright and happy. and that's like the scary part of that inside. you really like don't know what people are like going through because she presented herself in a way that was like she was so happy and just it's like scary to know like what she actually like on the inside. not like the show to do so it was one of the hundreds who poured into newbury park high school stadium on saturday night to celebrate katie's life. zoe hopes katie's death can spark change to stigmatize in mental health and sports. i d

>> reporter: that is right, katy. the first attacks on the west inside since the beginning of the war started which is right in the center of the country, and the residents of nepro were shocked. it hit a shoe factory that is still smoldering, and they killed a civilian, and further out west it hit an airport that has a military facility and we think that's why it was targeted. as those attacks happened, air raids went off here in lviv at 4:00 in the morning and just before noon. it's a city on edge. people are always frightened that the perceived fighting is coming. we spoke to a young lady today called lily. she has been ferrying refugees on the east that have come here to lviv, and she's driving them in her van into poland and the reason she is driving them is because men are not allowed to leave the border, and a lot of women have stepped in to get refugees across the border and bring medical supplies back. she said on her way back she saw van after van being driven by women taking refugees across the border. let'

katie meier was an incredibly talented and passionate young woman. she was a captain of the stanford women's soccer team leading the cardinal to a national championship in 2019. >> meyer was an inspiration to female athletes everywhere. the stanford community is just devastated by this loss. meyer died in a residence hall on campus yesterday. she just celebrated her 22nd birthday in late january. the southern california native was majoring in international relations at stanford. meyer earned the starting goalkeeper spot in the cardinal soccer team is a redshirt freshman in 2019, she gained national attention for making too impressive. saves in the penalty shootout which decided the national championship game that season. stanford narrowly beat university of north carolina 5 to 4 in p case to capture the title. however, myers epic celebrations you see right here after making the saves are what really got people talking. her passion and tenacious personality will be remembered by all a statement from school leaders said, quote, katie was extraordinaril

the prc is another story, katy. we have been very clear with them as national security adviser sullivan was in a very long meeting with the senior official from the prc and their meeting in rome over seven hours that we are watching to see if they are transferring weapons to ukraine, whether they are back filling on sanctions and cash, and if they are, there will be severe consequences. >> i want to talk about refugees. what is the united states going to be doing to potentially take in some of these ukrainian refugees? i saw an interview with a woman who went over there to get her two minor niece and nephew, they were in their teens. their mother had to stay behind. she couldn't bring them to the united states because they needed to apply for a visa which could take three months. meanwhile she has a 2-year-old back in the united states so she needs to come home but she can't leave her minor family members in poland. what's the united states doing to help with a case like that? she's an american citizen. >> these are

>> that's right, katy.t he would have ukraine under his control right now. he took on a plan that was quite daring, three fronts and a coup. the plan was to advance onto these three fronts into kyiv and from the south, creating a land bridge and separately instigate a coup. you might remember this time last week we were hearing about airborne operations dropping in here around kyiv. that plan failed. essentially they were trying to go in, drop soldiers in, bring them to kyiv, take the zelenskyy administration out, reinstall an administration sympathetic to vladimir putin. that didn't work. separately what we've also seen is that the russian military has not been as good as it seems. right now what we have is a situation where there's a convoy. this convoy. this isn't the vaunted mugs military. notice there's almost no separation. one, they fear no air power. two, they're not disciplined, not working in the way they were designed. what's striking about this, now inside kyiv you're putting the city put to sie

>> katy your reaction to that?'s important to go back in history for a moment and remind everybody president joe biden and justice clarence thomas have quite the history when joe biden was in charge of the judiciary committee tried to clarence thomas to withdraw his supreme court nomination based on false smears about him. and clarence thomas said he would rather die than withdraw it which makes it clear the reason why they did not issue a statement despite the fact the president should be issuing a statement given it is a supreme court justice. in terms of what that media reaction has been, republican senators were asking questions about judge jackson's record specifically on her decisions to give it child pornography presenters less time than the federal guidelines recommend and less time. their immediate response is one thing from opinion hosts are opinionated columnists or the white house press secretary to say that they do. but the associated press had a headline about how the biden white house tries to make t

look around you, katy. everybody is driving a big pickup truck, suvs, gigantic suvs are back in vogue. we talk a big game. >> ed markey was saying a lot of these companies are still just making so much money. president biden mentioned during his speech that he was telling oil companies don't profiteer off this, don't use this demand to raise prices at a time of crisis. is that happening? >> that's not my impression. there was a desire to blame wall street. i'm thinking back again to the 2008. this is supply shock and demand very buoyant and there are only so many things you can do. you can invade against wall street and speculators and profiteers. i think it costs $3 a barrel for saudi arabia to extract this stuff. it costs venezuela a lot more. a lot of these people are loving life and they didn't two years ago when you couldn't give the stuff away. i think it cuts both ways. again, time and time again the united states consumer is saying, well, i'm in pain. what can we do? we seemingly take the easy answe

katie, they are looking stunning, hi katie, what happened?>> do you know what k, i still can't believe it happened myself. we had will smith turning up here at the vanity fair party. an extraordinary moment that will go down in oscar's history. will smith, the nice man of hollywood, after 30 years within the industry, due to win his first ever best actor oscars. and half an hour before he won that though, we have this moment where he just seemed to lose control during a speech by comedian chris rock. one of the presenters who introduced a segment which seemed to make reference to will's wife jada. we all them thought it was this choreographed moment that had been planned. a very extraordinary moment where he walked up on stage and slapped criswell. but actually it turned out that he had seemed to lose control. got very angry and animated. then we saw him storm on the stage, slap chris rock, storm back to his seat. could see him shouting from his see within the auditorium with rage that chris rock would dare to bring his wife names up. then wh

i am katy tur. there's a lot going on this afternoon, and we will have the latest out of ukraine in just a moment. we want to begin with breaking news here at home that will affect all of us. at any moment the federal reserve is expected to announce the first interest rate hike since 2018. the fed is under intense pressure right now to reign in the highest rate of inflation this country has seen in 40 years. we all know it. we all feel it. everything is costing more. the fed hopes today's rate increase, likely the first of several will begin to cool the economy without triggering a recession. again, we expect that decision in just a few minutes or potentially at any moment. the chairman of the federal reserve will speak about that later this hour. joining me now is msnbc tech correspondent, jolene kent, and also the host of public radio's full disclosure podcast. has it come through yet? >> the federal reserve expect to raise rates between 2.5 and -- that's within the lines of what was expected. tak

party panel is back from katie pavlich, olivia rondeau, richard fowler.eed right now? russia thing the intermediary tween iran into west? >> no but the problem is the biden administration, envoy, robert malley had a number of people quit over that their negotiations about this so-called iran nuclear agreement because it's gone so poorly and there's so much appeasement from the united states to iran on this issue, russia being one of them and you have russians saying they don't want any sanctions that have to do with ukraine to affect the nuclear agreement and based on what the administration has done, it's obvious that is what they are doing and when you look at the details we have of this which are very few, all are negotiated, it's clear this isn't just getting back into horrible iran nuclear deal, it's a new deal that has far more appeasement and implications for the united states, they are going to take sanctions off the mastermind behind the 1980 marine bombing in 1983 or sanctions off the terrace behind the argentina bombing so they are going to all

she's katie meyer. and that's both the beauty and the tragedy. >> new at 11:00, south bay police are looking for a woman they say stole a 4000-dollar bottle of booze from a restaurant. santa clara sheriff deputies saying it happened at the grand view restaurant. security video shows a woman walking to the back of the bar. she proceeds to go grab an alcohol bottle and then walk out of the bar. santa clara county sheriff's department is asking anyone with information to contact them. >>> on the fire watch, crews are battling a vegetation fire in santa barbara county. it started burning along the coastline this morning. santa barbara county fire says the fire burned 100-acres and is only 5% contained. >>> and now we take a live look at san francisco's city hall shinning bright green under the night sky. as hours ago the city wrapped up its 107th annual saint paddy's day parade. downtown san francisco was covered with green earlier this afternoon as thousands stood along market street to celebrate the long

katie myers passing.ie was an outstanding student athlete and a beloved passionate leader here at stanford. our entire athletics community is heartbroken and katie will be deeply missed. university officials still working on a way for the entire campus community to mourn together for katie meier at stanford and kerman kron. 4 news myers death raises concern for the high pressures students and student athletes often face. >> today kron 4 talked with sports psychologist doctor michelle clear. she says there needs to be more of an emphasis on helping young people develop there conscious coping skills into adulthood. >> the fact that, you know, largely are coping skills are life skills are developed. and when we're kids where, you know, on the soccer field and something happens and we have to figure out how to deal with it. and largely those are the coping skills that continue to follow us until we get to a point where we recognize that we need something out. >> if you're struggling with your mental health, h

katie myers passing.ie was an outstanding student athlete and a beloved passionate leader here at stanford. our entire athletics community is heartbroken and katie will be deeply missed. university officials still working out a way for the entire campus community to come together. >> to remember katie meier. at stanford and kerman kron. 4 news. >> if you or someone you know, is struggling with mental issues, there are resources and people who are trained to listen and help the county of santa clara, for instance, offers free and confidential counseling services from highly trained phone counselors. 24 hours a day, every day to anybody who is in crisis, the number to call and text is listed on your screen. we have additional resources as well on our website kron 4 dot com. >> and san francisco police officers recovered a man's body along the embarcadero this morning. officers got the call about 08:00am. the man was declared dead at the scene. no other details are being released. if you happen to know anyth

i am katy tur. it has now been two weeks since russia invaded ukraine, and here's what we know right now. the pentagon will brief reporters in a few minutes. we expect the spokesperson to be asked about what the united states is doing if anything with the fighter jets poland is ready to hand over to ukraine. stay with us for that because we will go there live. also, there's some news on the effort to evacuate civilians. russia and ukraine have agreed to cease-fires and humanitarian corridors in six areas today, including mariupol and towns surrounding kyiv, but previous cease-fires have been broken so there are no guarantees. we will speak to the mayor of mariupol about that, and he says his town has had no water or heat for several days and so many have died from the fighting alone they had to dig a mass grave. the russians are indiscriminately targeting, not just civilians but the most vulnerable as well. this is video from a maternity ward and children's hospital in mariupol. it was directly targ

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>> well, it's pretty tragic, katy.d read "the new york times" on my phone. they never had a firewall like china had. they had it ten or 15 years ago, an interesting independent trance section, moscow, and putin used to boast about it to show that it was not an authoritarian state. but now russian is turning from an authoritarian state to a totalitarian state, where one man rules everything and there's not allowed to be dissent and there will not be able to be any other political parties and that's the situation that we're in now. it's unfortunate for russians. the other thing, it was always funny about the russian information space, and even though russians could listen or watch western media, they overwhelmingly get state-run media. >> as somebody who has spent so much time there in russia, and i wonder as you are watching what is happening, what are you thinking? >> i think there's a role the u.s. government could play and that is getting the truth into russia, and the truth is our most powerful weapon in this whole

we're back with katie and michael.gine there's exasperation on the part of doj but liz cheney could not be more pointed about the criminality and the codes she thinks donald trump violated and talking among other things about the obstruction of proceeding. is there any acknowledgement that those are serious crimes worthy of investigation? >> i don't know if the justice department is exasperated. i think that for the justice department, the justice department's point of view is this. is liz cheney somebody to put in a witness box before 12 jurors and can she with just the public assertions secure a guilty conviction against a former president? is that how you start a criminal investigation? you used the analogy of a mob boss earlier. those investigations do not start with a criminal investigation. against the mob boss but built from the ground up first going after lower level lutds to find out in their communications and records and financial records that lead them not just to the mob boss but to an actual crime committ

>> here's what i would make of the jared kushner news, katy.he highest ranking aide to come in and testify. he's not doing so under subpoena. that, to me, tells me two things. he's not having a lawyer involved, at least in negotiating with the committee. he's probably consulting with a lawyer and having him present in the interview, and he doesn't think he has anything to hide in this incident. what he will be able to say is what the president was thinking and doing on that day, on january 6th. jared kushner has taken pains to keep himself out of the political world in the post donald trump kind of political order. i think this is another example of that. again, he's coming voluntarily, which means he will not be subpoenaed. why is that important? they are trying to piece together that day, katy, trying to get all the information they could get about the mood at the white house and what president trump was thinking and doing on january 6th. >> there's a seven-hour gap in the logs where they do know the president was making calls because they ha

katie myers passing.as an outstanding student athlete and a beloved passionate leader here at stanford. our entire athletics community is heartbroken and katie will be deeply missed. university officials still working on a way for the entire campus community to mourn together for katie meier at stanford and kerman kron. 4 news. >> if you or someone you know, is struggling and in need of help, there are resources and people who are trained to listen. the county of santa clara, for instance, offers free and confidential counseling services from highly trained phone counselors. 24 hours a day, every day to anybody in crisis, the number to call and has been arrested for allegedly touching a former student on a number of occasions. 62 year-old robert hicks was arrested wednesday on suspicion of several charges, including >> oral with a person under 18 molestation of a minor and lewd acts with a child. detectives say they believe there may be additional victims. anyone with information, the search to contact mo

i am katy tur. with oil prices surging, president biden just announced he would release oil from u.s. strategic reserves. 1 million barrels every day for as many as six months. now, when asked about how much prices are going to drop the president said it's hard to know but he did make a point of blaming this mostly on vladimir putin, calling it a crisis that will not end until the war is over. today a kremlin spokesman played down any expectations that presidents putin and zelenskyy will meet face-to-face anytime soon, which would be an indicator of an end to the war. i am going to leave that here for a second because president biden just came back out. let's listen. >> let's say, i am just going to focus on donbas but not worry about the rest of the country. i don't have proof, and he could continue to keep an eye on and move beyond the rest of the country. i don't know the answer, but it appears so far that he has not pulled all of the troops from around kyiv and moving south. there's no evidence

here is katie greifeld to explain.ie: this is turning into a watershed moment for the etf industry. they have traded through every crisis. the closest analogy we have to what is going on is the arab spring back in 2011 because in that instance, you had egyptian stock market stopped for two months but the etf's cap trading. it is different this time because in this case you have sections and capital controls. there is a question as to whether they would actually be able to buy or sell the securities that they are supposed to track. we have seen every etf that tracks russian securities, it has either suspended trading or it has liquidated entirely. kailey: that is one thing where there are sanctions directly. there is another situation where the ripple effect of sanctions in the world more broadly, how are we seeing that translated in etf's? katie: commodities have turned into the one real safe haven in this environment. you have oil down a little bit but if you look at the flows, commodity etf's have taken about $4.5 bi

katie razzall, bbc news, los angeles. such exciting times. we can speak to katie.ter. it's great to have you on the programme and i can see that it's very busy where you are. this very much the first proper event coming out of the pandemic. talk us through what the mood is like now. well. what the mood is like now. well, it's only about — what the mood is like now. well, it's only about 40 _ what the mood is like now. well, it's only about 40 minutes - what the mood is like now. well, it's only about 40 minutes until. what the mood is like now. -ii it's only about 40 minutes until the ceremony is recorded. the anticipation is building and it's getting busy. we had a load of people walking up the red carpet, mainly people nominated in the craft categories. they had to arrive first, but other people have started to arrive. we've seen some great outfits. but more seriously, there have been a few people wearing ukrainian flags, badges and pins to show their support. but generally, i would say it's exciting. it's my first time on the red carpet, and you can't help but f

we love you, katie. in a letter to students, university administrators describing katie meyer as quote extraordinarily committed to everything and everyone in the world. meyer was made during an international relations major, she told friends had changed her perspective on the world and reviews on global cooperation critical, she said to addressing the world's challenges ahead. i think she showed a lot more than just how badass a woman can be in the sport itself. she brought so much energy. um and i think it's very clear how much she's already missed in the span of 24 hours and again. police are not releasing myers cause of death of making it clear there is no threat to other students. grief counselors are being provided on campus at this time at stanford university, zach sauce ktvu fox two news. russian forces appear to have seized the first major city in ukraine since invading more than a week ago. the russian defense minister says the strategic ports city of kherson is now under its control. more leth

that seems silly to me. >> bret: katie? >> disney is walking into a p.r.ot want. especially given that the fbi has done a number of stipulation at disney that have not revealed a number of employees there to be good stewards of children. parental rights, again, are winning elections in places that republicans haven't been able to win across the country and corporations should take note about what parents want with their children. >> bret: panel, as always, thank you. >> bret: finally tonight a salute fire department on the scene to rescue a german shepherd mix named scooby stuck in the refer two hours. brought two people to safety during that entire dramatic ordeal ♪ the land of the free ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ >> bret: it's a new tradition in charlotte after technical difficulties cut one singer's performance short a few weeks ago charlotte fans are singings star-spangled banner together at every game before the soccer game starts instead of listening to one singer perform. and i will tell you what, you listen to that live it gives you goose bumps.

here's katy austin.t disruption there might be, but other ferry operators are trying to step in, and euro tunneled bookings have been very busy as well, beyond what they would have expected. well, beyond what they would have exected. �* well, beyond what they would have exected. ~ , , expected. also coming up is this 31st of march _ expected. also coming up is this 31st of march deadline _ expected. also coming up is this 31st of march deadline that i expected. also coming up is this 31st of march deadline that p&0| expected. also coming up is this i 31st of march deadline that p&0 has 31st of march deadline that p&o has set those who look set to lose their jobs. the government wants that chips need. is there any sign they will except that shifted?— will except that shifted? grant sha -s will except that shifted? grant shapps wrote _ will except that shifted? grant shapps wrote to _ will except that shifted? grant shapps wrote to peter - will except that shifted? (fast shapps wrote to peter hebblethwaite

. >> jimmy: katie, how are you jimmy. [ applause ] >> hi katie. >> it's katie's 22nd birthday. >> jimmy one of your dreams is to dance with dua lipa >> yes, yes, of course [ laughter ] >> jimmy: can we make -- [ cheers and applause can we make that dream a a reality? ♪ all right, let's - [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about right there! >> this one's -- this one's for -- >> jimmy: my thanks to dua lipa, papa richy [ cheers and applause >> yes >> jimmy: his granddaughter katie! happy birthday stick around, we'll be right back with more "tonight show" after the break. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> we were at your first show. >> oh, you were? >> in miami. >> in miami? >> yes >> did you enjoy it? >> loved it. [ light laughter ] [ cheers ] the first outfit you had on -- that green outfit. >> jimmy: all right, all right, come on now. [ laughter ] >> i got to dance with dua [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: get out of here! get -- wait, wait. >> wow >> amazing [ cheers and applause ♪♪ making friends again, billy? i like to keep my enemies close.

i am katy tur. it's day 23 with russia's war with ukraine. it felt like a safe zone and that calm was shaken when several missiles fell near lviv. it appears it was a plan the where soviet aircraft are maintained. ukrainians are trying to escape and there's word that 130 people have been rescued from the rubble of from a theater turned shelter that russia bombed. 1,300 more children, many children, including many children are still trapped inside the basement. in a moment, what one resident tells us about escaping mariupol. first, this next video is distressing. in the east, russian snipers shot and killed civilians in a bread line and one person in that line was an american. 68-year-old jim hill was there at a hospital with his partner who has multiple sclerosis. in kyiv, more explosions in what feels like a pattern. four consecutive days of shelling, striking apartment buildings at dawn while people are still inside a sleep. the latest hit a school killing at least one person and injuring 19, including children. nbc's chief correspondent, r

katie razzall, bbc news, los angeles.cross the country. the government said the change would ensure children had a fair chance to engage with a range of subjects — as well as any catch—up support — wherever they lived. the flight data recorders have been recovered from the wreckage of a china eastern airlines plane which crashed on monday in the south of the country. 132 people were killed when the boeing 737 from kunming struck a mountainside en route to guangzhou. more on this later. you are watching bbc news. a ukrainian rockband went viral this week after appealing to ed sheeran to take part in a benefit concert for ukraine which is happening in the uk later this week. this is how antytila would usually be spending their time. but they've had to swap their live concerts for military combat gear after the war broke out in their country. we can speak to antytila lead singer taras topolya now. taras, thank you very much for speaking with us. you were actually serving? speaking with us. you were actually servin: ? ., , ,

how did the brits do, katie? >> oh, incredibly well, actually, tonight. within film and theater, for many decade, the first oscar, wasn't sure initially whether he would even be making it here, because he caught covid, and we talked to the group, starring in "belfast," and it was down to the wire and both testing in the next few days and wondered when they would be tested next and be allowed on the red carpet and thankfully, it was very personal, and that is a story as well. a good night for the brits. there are some good stories. >> all right, katie, chat to you again later. thanks a lot, very much indeed. >>> so the sign language like this, i think it means i love you. and the education, tl on it, it doesn't mean anything other than t levels, a campaign that he is trying to tell us more about, and certainly talked about it here on the program. and he also talked to us about the school's white paper that we will hear more about today, which includes plans for all schools to offer a 32 1/2 hour week by the end of 2023. earlier, i spoke about the proposals

i'm katy tur. it is day six of russia's invasion of ukraine. day six of war.nd here is what we know right now. that 40-mile-long convoy of russian tanks and troops headed to kyiv is stalled, according to a senior u.s. defense official. experiencing problems with food and gas. but that same official assessed it will not be stalled for long, that the russians could just be regrouping and re-evaluating. the russian defense ministry has issued a warning to civilians to clear security and military facilities in the capital city of kyiv. already they fired on a ukrainian tv tower knocking out the broadcast of state-run television. ukraine's foreign minister says five were killed and five others were injured in that blast. the tower, he added, stood in a spot where nazis killed more than 33,000 ukrainian jews in 1941 saying, quote, 80 years later russian nazis strike the same land to exterminate ukrainians. evil and barbaric. elsewhere civilian defense are preparing for more russian attacks, getting weapons ready and training new volunteers. ukraine's president volod

. >>> the death of stanford soccer star katie meyer is getting new perspective on just how much pressure college athletes face. kpix 5's kiet do on what is being done to help them. >> reporter: it has been exactly 1 week since santa clara county officially declared the death of stanford soccer star katie meyer as a suicide. now the university is pledging to do more. it involves talking about and acknowledging the string a student suicides in a way stanford has never done before. in a facebook post featuring university says the past few weeks have been heartbreaking. >> the transfer from north carolina has the save. >> reporter: drawing attention to katie meyer who died of suicide on march 1, but also jacob and rose, who died by suicide last year, and simmons was found dead on campus in january. all were accomplished and loving students we will always remember. we want to acknowledge that these tragedies against the backdrop of the pandemic and apricot for in the ukraine can feel especially overwhelming and unbearable. for all the community suffering, know that whatever feelings of rising

katie bowles, this is extraordinary.is, as boris johnson said, _ just... the solution obviously is, as boris johnson said, we - just... the solution obviously is, as boris johnson said, we stop i as borisjohnson said, we stop transitioning —— and start transitioning —— and start transitioning to new forms of energy, by the americans transitioning to new forms of energy. by the americans are transitioning to new forms of energy, by the americans are talking about opening the taps. are there discussions on going within westminster about the north sea? are their reserves that we can tap into that aren't being used at the moment? i that aren't being used at the moment?— that aren't being used at the moment? ~ �* . . , moment? i think it's a very life toic. i moment? i think it's a very life topic. ithink— moment? i think it's a very life topic. i think the _ moment? i think it's a very life topic. i think the chancellor - moment? i think it's a very life | topic. i think the chancellor was talking about this before putin lau

tonight, from "american idol," luke bryan, katy perry, and lionel richie. pamela adlon and music from banks. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. welcome. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thanks for joining us. i'm glad you did. you know, it's hard to do a comedy show when there's a war going on, but we are here while more than 6,000 miles away, women and children are fleeing ukraine. men age 18 to 60 are required to stay and fight as russian forces continue their unprovoked attack.

and as you'll see, katie's report is subtitled. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there.inly been dominated by the beautiful spring sunshine and warmth just lately, hasn't it? but all that is set to change over the next few days. i've taken york as an example, but we are going to start to see the temperature trend from above average temperatures to below average temperatures for the time of year through the middle part of the week. so, you really will notice the difference. hopefully you can get out and enjoy the spring sunshine over the weekend. there'll be plenty of it on saturday. as you can see, some of us will see sunshine from dawn till dusk, with some thicker cloud in the far north of scotland, maybe the odd spot or two of light rain into the northern isles. there will be a little bit more of a brisk breeze, particularly running down through channel coasts, but also coming in off the north sea. so, here, those temperatures may be a little bit subdued in comparison to the last few days. sheltered western areas will see the best of the warmth, highs of 18 degrees. an