kim khro*pbgs -- kim: thanks so much. please identify yourself and let us know where you want to direct your question to. >> sure. hi i'm antonio, work at the u.s. department of state. mirka touched on this a little bit. i immigration reform. everyone kind of hinted at the idea that we know some people suffered more during the pandemic than others. we know some people contributed. the term essential worker was thrown around. over five million eserpbgs workers in the united states are undocumented immigrants. i'm hoping the panel can touch on two ideas. one, the moral case for immigration reform as opposed to the economic case. and, two, since we are now some ways into the administration, if you can speak to the question of institutional failure, maybe just institutional capacity. we know what changes need to be done. it's not happening. kim: david, take that first question that joe told us about. what happened the bedrock beliefs we shared. maybe, e.j., talk about the immigration reform question. david: you have to think

kim is launching a new show. two things are true, kim likes publicity and kim is harassed. same time. i see a woman who wants to live her life without being harassed by an exboyfriend, husband or anything. you may not feel sorry for kim because she's rich, the way she dresses, promotes black culture, calls women lazy, broke the internet and put it back together, whatever, you hate her. but what she's going through is terrifying to watch and shines a spotlight on what so many women go through when they choose to leave. people say a that phrase to women, why didn't you leave? why didn't you leave? a lot of women realize when they do leave the guy will get even crazier. when i say crazy, i don't mean mental health crazy, you know what i mean. the point is kim kardashian and countless other women find selves in a terrible position because asking kanye to stop clearly isn't helping but table he hasn't broken any laws. can she get him arrested? i don't think so. would she want to? she spends half her time helping black people coming out of jail but can't throw kanye in, it's a bi

his rants about his ex, kim kardashian, doing more than raising eyebrows.rter: they were once one of the most influential celebrity couples in the world. him an award winning rapper. ♪ one man to have all that power ♪ >> and powerful lyrical genius. ♪ stop chipping, chipping off the power ♪ >> her a business mogul and reality tv star from "keeping up with the kardashians." >> all right, i got this hand. >> reporter: but as their relationship and marriage disintegrated under the spotlight, the public scrutiny soon turned to the artist now known as ye whose social media attacks against his ex-wife are prompting a media backlash. several coming to the defense of kim, most recently the host of the daily show and host of the grammys trevor noah. >> you may not be sorry for kim, but what she is going through is terrifying to watch, and it shines a spotlight on what so many women good through when they choose to leave. >> what we're seeing with kim kardashian and kanye west is not a celebrity gossip entertainment story. this is one reality show that we must pay at

gerry: kim a subtly dishonest dishonest is actually incredibly cynical, right?d on the ukrainian people and thousands of people are dying there the administration seems to think this is an opportunity to somehow seize a political advantage here or at least lessen the political disadvantage that's been occurring to them by the sharp raise an inflation which is not obviously not all their fault but which their own policies have certainly contributed to. >> even more cynical because they are using it in a way to try to allow themselves to continue doing the same as well. look, it is not vladimir putin's fault, right? it is not a supply chain brother may be small elements of that. let's be honest about what is actually causing this, it is loose fed policies too much government spending. and so not only are they coming up of these very cynical excuses but even as they did that this past week, gerry, what does congress do? it goes and passes another spending bill with a 7% increase in domestic spending on top of the trillions they got spent over the past year because

i can see it from kim's side. she's like, "you guys think i just take a few pictures and go to a few events, and suddenly i'm rich and famous. you think it's easy, but it's not easy." and i understand that. i understand that. she does a lot of work. she grinds all the time. she's a shrewd businesswoman. and she's a mom to kanye and the kids. but part of this idea that people have of kim is kim's fault, think about it, for decades, the thing she's sold is not work. in fact, she works hard to look like she's not working hard. every photo on instagram, she's either on a beach, or in a pool or a hot tub. basically, any relaxing body of water, she's there. so i get why people have the idea that she doesn't work, because you don't see it. i mean, maybe kim should put that stuff on instagram. put up the photos of late-night meetings, constant calls on product design. i mean, you can still do it in a bikini if you want, but the point is people would see more of the work. take "the rock," for example. look at "the rock." b

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kim. >> not what we want to hear.hanks so much. >>> well, the white house says it is still concern ed china ca provide military or financial aid to russia to help on its war on ukraine. u.s. president joe biden warned his chinese counterpart on friday about the price it would pay if it does help russia. biden and xi jinping spoke for nearly two hours and something they haven't done for months. kaitlan collins shows us what's at stake. >> reporter: for 1 hour and 15 minutes, president biden speaks to chinese president xi jinping. >> china needs to stand on the right side of history. needs to ensure it does not backfill financially or any other way sanctions imposed on russia. >>ly also conveyed and described the implications and consequences for china to provide material support to russia. >> reporter: biden hoping to persuade the chinese leader to distance himself from vladimir putin. and find out if china plans to answer the request for desperately needed military equipment. >> what's critical right now for every nat

i'm kim brunhuber. i want to get straight to our breaking news. ukraine's military claiming 14,000 troops have been killed so far. russia's deaths are fewer but still in the thousands. >> translator: just imagine 14,000 dead bodies at that stadium in moskow and tens of thousands of wounded, maimed people. that's how great are the russian losses already as a result of this invasion, but that's the price of a war in little of three weeks. the war must be stopped. the ukrainian proposal is on the table. >> ukrainian casualties are also mounting. russian bombers struck army baracks in mykolaiv. it's feared dozens of ukrainian soldiers may have been killed in the attack. in the besieged port of mariupol drone footage shows the utter devastation russian forces have unleashed. have a look at this. a huge shopping mall stands gutted and burned out along with blocks of charred apartment buildings. the u.s. president spoke for two hours speaking with chinese president xi jinping warning of consequences if they assist the russian side. while the war in ukrai

i'm kim brunhuber. i want to get straight to our breaking news. officials in ukraine say at least nine people were killed following russian air strikes on a military base early this morning. ukrainian officials say another 57 people were hurt when missiles hit the international peacekeeping and security center. the military base is located outside of lviv, very close to the polish border. we're also learning that air strikes have almost completely destroyed the infrastructure at an airport in a different part of western ukraine. it comes as russian troops are intensifying attacks across the country. video from a village outside of kyiv shows the town virtually obliterated by russian air strikes. british intelligence estimates the bulk of russian forces are now about 25 kilometers, a little over 15 miles, from kyiv. uk defense officials also believe that russian forces are trying to envelope ukrainian forces in the eastern part of the country, according to a new assessment. meanwhile, russia's defense mi

all of this, kim, is extremely worrying. first from the humanitarian perspective, because this is the area that's been considered safe, where refugees can come to and find relative safety. and second, of course, it shows just how expansive this russian offensive is%ing, really stretching from both sides of the border, kim. >> yeah, absolutely. so now, the u.s. is sending in more aid. what more can you tell us about that? >> so this is key. the u.s. is announcing immediate aid, $200 million worth of education, training, but also, just reading it off here, it's going to include antianti-armor anti-aircraft systems and small line support for front line defenders. the u.s., of course, says this is going to happen as quickly as possible. they want to provide that support until their allies. but here's the concerning part. this comes as russia says it could target foreign weapons shipments. it could consider any convoys, carrying weapons to the ukrainian military, to be legitimate targets. so all of that increases fears that there

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kim: good evening, i'm kim reynolds, governor of the great state of i will. like you, i just watch the presidents address. i listened as the governor of our state, as a mom and grandmother of 11 who is worried our country is on the wrong track. we are now one year into his presidency. instead of moving america forward, it feels like president biden and his party have sent us back in time to the late 70's and early 80's. when broadway inflation was hammering families. a violent -- runway inflation was hammering families, a violent crime and the soviet army was trying to redraw the world map. before taking the oath of office, the president told us he wanted to quote, make america respected around the world again. and to unite us at home. he failed on both fronts. the disastrous afghanistan withdraw did more than cost american lives. it betrayed our allies and emboldened our enemies. north korea is testing us again at alarming -- testing missiles again. the speaker of the house recently warmed -- warned olympic athletes not to speak out against china. now russia

i'm kim brunhuber. u.s. president joe biden is back at the white house now after a flurry of high-stakes summits in europe to address the war in ukraine. but before leaving europe, he delivered an unprecedented broadside at russia's leader. listen to this. >> brutality will never grind down the world to be free. ukraine will never be a victory for russia, for free people refuse to live in a world of hopelessness and darkness, when they have a different future, a bigger future, of hope and light, of decency and freedom of poss possibilities. this man cannot remain in power. >> the american president told the world that vladimir putin must go, but the white house said that last part was ad libbed and denied the president was calling for regime change in moscow. that crucial sentence came after the president offered this powerful warning to moscow. >> don't even think about moving on one single inch of nato territory. we have sacred obligation, we have a sacred obligation under article v to defend each and ever

kim reynolds: good evening, i am kim reynolds, governor of the great state of iowa. like you i watched the president's state of the union address. i watched as a mom and grandmother of 11 who was worried our country is on the wrong track. we are now one year into this presidency and instead of moving america forward, it feels like president biden and his party have put us back in time. to the late '70s and early '80s, when runaway inflation was hammering families, a violent crime wave was crashing our cities and the soviet army was trying to redraw the world map. even before taking the oath of office the president told us that he wanted to "make america respected around the world again" and to unite us here at home. he failed on both fronts. the disastrous afghanistan withdraw did more than cost american life. it betrayed our allies and embolden our enemies. north korea is testing missiles again at an alarming rate. and speaker of the house recently warned our olympic athletes not to speak out against china. and now russia has launched an unprovoked, full-scale milit

i'm kim brunhuber. i want to get straight to our breaking news. air ride sirens blasting through ukraine. in the past few hours they've gone off in both kyiv and dnipro where cnn crews also heard numerous explosions and volleys of gunfire. air ride sirens also in lviv in the western part of the country. ukrainian authorities say overnight shelling cause damage in the northeast part of the camera. now a look at this. and this is the town of nikolai in southern ukraine, heavy shelling, indiscriminate targeting at civilian targets including a cafe and parking lot. you can even see the flash of orange. apparently the muzzle flashes from one of the guns. the british ministry of defense says the bulk of russian ground forces are around 25 kilometers from the center of kyiv, and a number of cities are encircled and continue to suffer heavy shelling. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy in a new video address urges his country men and women to keep up the fight. >> translator: today everyone is gaining glory for ukraine in his or her place, shows the w

can forest -- kim forrest, bokeh capital partners cio.is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ♪ ritika: it is time for the bloomberg business flash. i'm ritika gupta. heineken has joined the list of companies that has quit doing business in russia. the dutch beer maker is stopping its exports to russia and halting investments there, a day after mcdonald's, coca-cola, and starbucks announced they would temporarily halt operations in russia also. i did us forecasting strong growth and revenue is expected to drop by half. the german sports shoe company says sales will grow as much as 13%. business in china should rebound modestly from what has been a tough year. the chinese nickel company at the center of a historic short squeeze has secured a package of bank lifelines. the holding group faces billions of dollars in potential losses on short positions on nickel futures. it has now won credit from banks that include j.p. morgan chase. that is your business flash. guy: thank you very much. coming up, we will talk more about what is happening in the metals markets r

a photo accompanying the article shows kim inspecting a map of the korean peninsula and part of japannorth korea has described its ballistic missile launches on february 27th and march 5th as reconnaissance satellite development tests. south korea's intelligence service has pointed out the north could fire an inter-continental ballistic missile under the pretext of launching a satellite. now u.s. forces are enhancing missile defense readiness in response to an increase in north korean missile launches. the u.s. indo-pacific command said in a statement it had ordered intensified surveillance and reconnaissance activities in the yellow sea. it alssaid the missile launches violate multiple u.n. security council resolutions and pose a threat to north korea's neighbors and the international community. the biden administration has be seeking dialogue with north korea on its nuclear and missile programs, but pyongyang has yet to respond. ♪ ♪ >>> some evacuation orders for residents of northeastern japan have been lifted almost 11 years after the nuclear accident in fukushima. still over 30,0

kim made it clear this was a show of strength directed at the u.s. officials, pointing to the country's missile defense system as stopping it. but now some experts are saying that might not be the case. will ripley has details. >> three, two, one, ignition. >> reporter: america's missile defense system. the best and perhaps only line of defense from a north korean missile aimed at the u.s. now a stunning warning from some of america's leading experts. >> if north korea were to fire a nuclear-armed icbms at the united states, we cannot be assured that our missile defense system would prevent the deaths of millions of americans. >> reporter: kim jong-un's most powerful test in almost five years, an intercontinental ballistic missile. a warning to president joe biden and america as north korea sharpens its nuclear sword. for years u.s. leaders have reassured the public. >> missile defense begins here. >> reporter: and america's al lie, should be very confident. >> reporter: missile defense systems can keep them safe. >> easily shoot them out of the sky.

i went to meet with chairman kim and north korea. i will never forget when the president said can we talk to them? this was the biggest threat -- she was firing missiles, conducting all-time -- all kinds of testing. president obama told us this would be the biggest challenge. president trump said can we talk to him? tell him that you want to come see him. roger, sir. happy to do it. he said tell him that i want to come see him but remind him you want to go first. [laughter] we established deterrence, we stop them from conducting long-range missile testing and while we did not get all the way home, we never ultimately solve the biggest challenge, we reduced the risk. every american and frankly everyone across the world -- we did the same thing in the middle east. we never sent the 82nd airborne, we didn't send a 101st, we didn't send big groups of our navy, we simply built out the abraham accords. [applause] making, because with our great friends in israel. making sure they never developed nuclear weapons, working with arab states, gu

do young kim? thank you so much. thank you for having me. ah. continuing our look at how the rezo ukrainian conflict is impacting the asia region. japan and joined other nations in sanctions against moscow. and has also banned exports of oil refinery equipment to russia. there are historical tensions between the 2 countries with their dispute over who owns the carol islands just off the coast of chicago. it's one of the world's longest running to territorial disagreements. if the main reason the countries fail to sign a peace treaty at the end of world war 2, known as the southern korean, in russia and the northern territories and japan. the archipelago, surrounded by rich fishing grounds. and it's thought to have offshore reserves of oil and gas wash. it says it's planning especially can amik zone on the islands and its beefing up its military presence. in december, russia deployed coastal defense misses systems near the islands as a show of force on mature a deserted volcanic island in the middle of the chain. sovereignty over, the corals

. >> kim and teresa became friends and college.hotographers working at the same studio and green bay. kim says teresa had a special weight her subjects. >> she would get a smile. that's one thing i think she loved to do, make other people smile. >> the two-state in touch after graduation as they launched their careers. that would all change suddenly on october 31st, 2005. kim caught a story on the local news, teresa was missing. >> investigators say 25 -year-old photographer was on assignment for auto trader magazine, when she disappeared. >> my heart kind of dropped knowing it was somebody i knew. >> what do you do? >> i felt helpless. you want to just deny it. you want to try to get in touch with her. >> did you try to call her? >> i did try to text her, but -- >> no response? >> no response. >> wisconsin police quickly launched a massive search, bolstered by a team of volunteers after two days, a big break. >> we have found a rav4. >> they found her vehicle in the salvage yard. >> tom fassbender a special agent with the wisconsi

up next, rimage corporation's soo kim --the rand corporation's soo kim joins us to discuss geopolitical is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ shery: south koreans are set to elect a new president after the phthisis campaign since the shift to full democracy 35 years ago. the democratic party candidate lee jae-myung is calling for investments in green energy to reduce nuclear power, a formal end of the korean war and additional radar to counter china. his opponent, yoon suk-yeol is from the conservative people party power candidate who supports nuclear power. investors will be keeping a close eye on the korean yuan to any reaction. the currency fell to a 2020 lug just before election day and is at risk of falling further. north korean chairman kim fired two rockets in the past few days and seems to be resuming work at main test sites for the first time in years. let's bring in soo kim, rand corporation possibly -- policy analyst and former member of the cia. good to have you with us. how big will foreign-policy shift if we go from this progressive administration to a conservative one? soo: the expectation i

>> we just a got word that kim did personally command this test firing, also just received new picturessupreme commander ramps up his aggression toward the west and missile capability, kijm jong-un's regime conducted first test of intercontinental ballistic missile in four years, before splashing down off japan's west coast, this could be the longest range missile ever tested by north korea. >> missile went more than 6,000 kilometers above the earth and on a normal trajectory would have gone 12,000 kilometers, enough to hit anywhere in the united states. >> kim personally commanded the successful launch and this was the wasong 17, first revealed in 2020 at this military parade and displayed again last fall next to kim on a red carpet, a larger, more ominous missile than anything he's tested before. this is north korea's 11th missile test this year which came after an extended period when kim had refrained from those launches. experts say he could be getting more aggressive now to recapture some of america's attention from the war in ukraine. >> he is reminding the united states. you sho

kim has not responded to the backlash. peter, a lot of kim kardashian news. >> i'm fascinated by the kardashians. i was looking at the online reaction. a lot of women felt the comments were tone deaf and people are working and doing their best. she has been fortunate in light. >> life. a lot of people don't need to hear that from kim kardashian. >>> let's talk about saturday night live which will delve into the world of the batman. i had to get a prop in here. more specifically zoe kravitz and rosalia making their debut. >> that was my first promo. >> mine, too. >> i have done a couple of them. >> wow. >> good for you. >> whatever. >> i wasn't going to lie. it is not my fault i'm good at promo. >> snl is live tonight here on nbc at 11:30 easter. peter and kristen, that is your pop start. >> i'm glad you had a prop. >>> next, we are looking back through the eyes of joe and his through the eyes of joe and his story telling and how world has ♪hefty, hefty, hefty!♪ whoa... [john cena sniffs] how do they get these things to sme

i'm kim brunhuber. u.s. back at the white house now after a flurry of high-stakes summits in europe to address the war in ukraine. but before leaving europe, he delivered an unprecedented broadside at russia's leader. listen to this.

i'd start with you, kim. >> it is much more relevant. it caused nato to come zooming back as a powerful alliance. no other country in the world besides the united states have ever had this kind of strong alliance. it is remarkable. >> michael? >> vladimir putin has revived nato. >> this administration came in and they wanted to focus on china. putin has united nato, brought the united states back to seeing a role for itself in europe and nato is a stronger center. >> great. i would like to turn to our first questioner. i please remind the members that this is on the record. the operator will remind you. >> ladies and gentlemen, as a reminder to ask the question, please click on the icon on your window. when you are called on, please accept and proceed with your name and question. please click the link in the zoom checkbox. we will take our first question from stephen flanagan. >> thank you. i am stephen flanagan from georgetown. i wanted to take issue with the characterization of the failed effort to explore the security border. my comme

thank you so much, kim, we will have this over to you, can you take us to break? thank you, kim.u if you just might be a redneck. his new netflix comedy special is called "jeff foxworthy the good old days" and it is out right now. give it up for jeff foxworthy! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] for a minute i was like is he coming out with a cape on? >> there was curtain and i did not know that the door was going to slide, so i will open the curtain. >> kelly: it looked like you were going to have a cape and a reveal. it's been a couple of years, so i hear that you have a grandson

kim: good evening, i'm kim reynolds, governor of the great state of i will. like you, i just watch the presidents address. i listened as the governor of our state,

his wife, kim. it can you believe it? st. peter's and is in the theyacup winthe ncaa tournament. murray state. st. peter's are headed to philly. right now, we're headed to ja jamie. >> the school's first appearance in a sweet 16. you're standing here, hence in your pocket spread what's going on? >> i'm just happy for these guys but i'm kind of soaking it in right now. it's amazing. how about that. >> how about that. you never were behind the entire game. it wasn't about the way you guys play basketball lip gets into the skin of these other teams? >> the stuff we put these guys through, it's tough. kudos to these guys. they deserve it. >> how much did experience have to do with getting need to this point? >> i think a lot. >> jamie: you are a jersey guy. this is a jersey school prayer and what is that mean it to jersey? >> jim: it meansrything. but i'm a new york i. >> jim: my mistake. >> think you so much. >> ian: you're welcome. >> ian: jamie, college powerhouses in the sweet 16 in the east. north carolina, ucla, and st. peter's. tune in to tmt and tbs right now for live second

like misha, like carla, like jocelyn, like jane kim. there's so many women -- like alexa, who used to work for 5m. there's so many women who helped make this happen, that you should see the strength of the women that helped make this right here? we're here, and we're going to continue to be here. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, rudy, and thank you to all of our speakers. we're looking forward to seeing all of you on thursday, march 3, at 4:00, for our larger grand opening celebration event. i'd like to call my fellow speakers up to the stage in order for our ceremonial ribbon cutting photo. if i could have my colleague jocelyn step up to the stage, and then moi and rudy. supervisor matt haney, as soon as he's done with the photo, and then, mayor london breed, as well. sustainability mission, even though the bikes are very minimal energy use. it still matters where the energy comes from and also part of the mission in sustainability is how we run everything, run our business. so having the lights come on with clean energy is importan

peter: that was kim reynolds from des moines. she was appointed governor in 2017 when governor terry branstad became ambassador to china in the trump administration. she won on her only 2018. time to hear your voices. what do you think the state of the union is? what did you think of president biden's speech at the republican response. michael in lititz, pennsylvania, make your comment. it helps if i push the button. michael, i am sorry about that. new at this. caller: [laughter] it is all right. folks, biden's speech was like speed reading an angry speech. he was talking over applause, which i have never seen before. it was like he wanted to get it over as quickly as he could so he could get on the floor to start shaking hands. peter: did he bring up a policy issue that resonated with you or that you disagreed with? caller: i will tell you what. a lot of it, the policies seemed to be trump policies. he was talking about lowering drug prices. from the very start and his administration, he was raising the price of insulin. you hea

and president erdogan has been working the phones, kim. he's made multiple calls to both presidents putin and zelenskyy in recent weeks. the latest call was on thursday, and this is where they say president putin laid out, again, his demands for negotiations to end this war. and there's nothing new there. we've heard these demands before from russia. and, you know, the list includes the, you know, disarming ukraine, a neutral ukraine, when it comes to no nato membership. that so-called de-nazification. these are issues they say can be resolved in the ongoing negotiations between both sides, all these talks that have been taking place at a lower level. but the main issues at the heart of the conflict that they see very difficult to resolve for both sides, very content hushus president putin telling president erdogan that he wants the recognition of these territories. we know for the ukrainians that that is a red line when it comes to territorial integrity and sovereignty of ukrainian territory, that is not negotiable. and we also know this

>> reporter: we can only hope at this point, kim. as you mentioned earlier, this cease-fire agreement began about an hour ago, and this corridor is supposed to officially open about an hour from now, according to the ukrainian side of things, and so this is heard from mariupol and vovolnovakha. they accused ukrainians of being pinned in the city so they can't leave. there's really an extraordinary level of coordination between two sides that are literally at war right now. this is no easy task. it's extremely important because the humanitarian situation is deteriorating by the day. there's no power, water, heat, they're running out of food, and they're running out of water as well. yesterday they said there were 50 buses to go. they're down to 30. ten of those they've hidden away just in case there's shelling, just in case they get hit or damaged or put out of commission in some other way. so that is not going to be able to move a lot of people. even if you could squeeze a hundred people onto a bus, and i'm not sure you could, time 2

is trying to figure out what kim jong-un is planning next. todd explains. >> reporter: north korea's 38-year-old supreme commander ramps up his aggression to the west. kim jong-un has tested the first intercontinental ballistic missile. it flew for 71 minutes. this could be the longest range missile. >> it traveled more than 6,000 miles and it could go 12,000 kill almost meters. far enough to hit the united states. >> this was first unveiled in the fall of 2020 at this military parade. displayed again last fall next to kim on a red carpet, a larger, more ominous missile than anything he's tested before. it came after an extended period when kim had retrained from those launches. they have to recapture the war, you should probably refer to me. >> while the u.s. and south koreans are responding to the north korean test, they are making a point to say publicly what their missiles are designed to do. >> translator: we have the ability and readiness to accurately strike the origin of the missile launch as well as command and support facilities at