numbers from airbus and air france klm. we will talk about air france klm with the ceo ben smith.he energy sector is down, the banks are under pressure. in terms of individual names, let's talk about what has been happening. you have alter -- auto store sounds like a car company. it is a holder come -- it is a holding company, basically a warehouse management business. it has been having issues with acado in terms of a patent infringement. the bottom end of the market, cloud computing business, gross margins are concerned. the market whacking that business down 23%. the travel and leisure sector under significant pressure. the number of reasons for this. the geopolitical story in europe, the tension in ukraine will pose another threat to this industry. the other factor is air france klm was out with numbers early on. the numbers look good but what is weighing on that stock has been ben smith, the ceo talking about the idea the company could be looking to raise money to repay some of the state aid given during the pandemic. let's go to paris. ben smith, the air france klm ceo is jo

just klm we understand at the moment- _ winning. just klm we understand at the moment.nt. the financialtimes. the moment. the financial times leader with a visit from 0laf scholz talking to vladimir putin and has been criticism that germany has not taken a strong enough lead over the issue. ~ , ,., , ., , issue. absolutely right and 'ust -ickin~ issue. absolutely right and 'ust ickin: u- issue. absolutely right and 'ust picking up on fl issue. absolutely right and 'ust picking up on what i issue. absolutely right and just picking up on what matthew. issue. absolutely right and justl picking up on what matthew was saying, you can see that european leaders and joe biden are not necessarily singing from the same hymn sheet and that is really exemplified by the relationship between germany and the us and a lot of that comes down to the nord stream to, that has been completed and will never provide germany with russian gas and has i�*ve looked it up, 640 miles from saint petersburg to germany and they are very uneasy about the gas pipe and think it means that germany owns rus

makes it unviable for many of those commercial airlines to fly over ukrainian space and we have seen klmcelled flights. and this will have very damaging impact both on the economy and on the sentiment in ukraine but not surprising that klm have done that when it was only eight years ago when it was only eight years ago when mh 17 was brought down and we might not remember but of course the dutch do remember that as of that 300 deaths, nearly 200 were dutch. so the ramifications are very broad and lloyd's of london, the underwriters, they can be behind a lot of the insurance pollywogs. let's move on times front page with leaders in final push to avert ukraine invasion, and this list all that if efforts very much still ongoing on monday and throughout the week no doubt. i ongoing on monday and throughout the week no doubt-— week no doubt. i think incredibly owerful week no doubt. i think incredibly powerful image _ week no doubt. i think incredibly powerful image photographs - week no doubt. i think incredibly powerful image photographs on | week no doubt. i think incredibly i powerful ima

>> at that point, a lot of airlines, the flights were either full, klm, our original flight on saturday was supposed to be with, they quit flying to ukraine. so we were like -- i don't know that we're even going to get a flight out of here. valerie oz on the phone with exodus asking can you find any way for us to get out of here today? and while on the drive to the airport, fighting traffic, turkish airlines. flight with - >> and as soon as we got through the immigration checkpoint, i went to the bathroom stall and sobbed. that was a huge moment of relief. >> ruslan is now back in san antonio in the hospital icu. his parents by his bedside each day, grateful. >> i love that little boy laying in that hospital bed more today than i have before. and they tell us that there's real hope for him to progress and that his state that he's in right now is not what he's limited to. and we're very excited to see how he can flourish in a home where he is loved and surrounded by people that truly care for him. >> abc's military analyst gagnard joins us now. putin has ordered troops into the areas for

dutch airline klm said it would stop flying to ukraine and germany's lufthansa said it was consideringights. and a consignment of stinger surface to air missiles have arrived in kyiv from lithuania — one of the nato member countries sending military support to ukraine. here's our political correspondentjonathan blake. taking steps to bring russia back from the brink. the defence secretary, ben wallace, has been holding talks in moscow this week to avoid a possible russian invasion of ukraine. russia denies it's planning for that, but with more troops moving to its border with the country, some fear diplomacy may be futile. in an interview with the sunday times, ben wallace said the current situation had a whiff of munich in the air from some in the west — a reference to attempts in the german city to appease hitler before world war ii. some saw it as criticism of allies taking a softer approach. a cabinet colleague disagreed. he's not talking about appeasement. i think the comparison ben was drawing on — i know the comparison he was drawing on — was around the attempts for a diplomatic

while ukrainian commercial airspace remains open, dutch airline klm suspending flights into the country. lufthansa considering the same. president biden today speaking by phone with ukrainian president zelensky, making it clear the u.s. and its allies will respond swiftly and decisively if russia invades. zelensky asking the u.s. for even more military and financial support, even inviting biden to visit the country. that call coming 24 hours after president biden's high-stakes call with vladimir putin, warning a russian attack would result in swift and severe costs. but despite the ongoing diplomacy, no apparent progress. >> it's certainly not a sign that things are moving in the right direction. >> reporter: there's been a full-on diplomatic blitz this weekend. french president macron speaking with putin saturday, where he again denied russian forces intend to invade. and german chancellor scholz heading to kyiv tomorrow and then moscow. despite russia's staunch denial that they are planning to attack, u.s. officials sticking to their dire warnings. >> the way they have maneuvered thin

dutch airline klm said it would stop flying to ukraine — and germany's lufthansa said it was consideringpending flights. and a consignment of stinger surface to air missiles have arrived in kyiv from lithuania — one of the nato member countries sending military support to ukraine. in the uk, the defence secretary has drawn parallels with the diplomatic efforts that took place before the second world war. jonathan blake has more. taking steps to bring russia back from the brink. the defence secretary, ben wallace, has been holding talks in moscow this week to avoid a possible russian invasion of ukraine. russia denies it is planning for that, but with more troops moving to its border with the country, some fear diplomacy may be futile. in an interview with the sunday times, ben wallace said the current situation had a whiff of munich in the air from some in the west. a reference to attempts in the german city to appease hitler before world war ii. some saw it as criticism of allies taking a softer approach. a cabinet colleague disagreed. the comparison ben was drawing on, i know the compa

the dutch airline klm said it would stop flying to ukraine, and germany's lufthansa said it was consideringights. and a consignment of stinger surface to air missiles have arrived in kyiv from lithuania — one of the nato member countries sending military support to ukraine. they are high—tech weapons which can be used against aircraft. i'm joined now by ukraine's former defence minister, andriy zagorodnyuz. welcome to you, thank you very much for being with us. president zelinski and biden said they would agree to do the make or pursue diplomacy and deterrence— what would that look like? ihell diplomacy and deterrence- what would that look like?— that look like? well we are certainly — that look like? well we are certainly continuing - that look like? well we are certainly continuing to - that look like? well we are - certainly continuing to announce military units all across the ukraine, particularly from the riskiest areas which are east of ukraine and from the south. so certainly the readiness is the best deterrent nowadays, and that's why there is lots of planes landing with equipment,

will be speaking with the ceo of air france klm on the ship and also talk to the ceo of pioneer nationalbe speaking to the airbus io on my early show, at 5:00 new york time. guy: will both be up very early to talk about airbus. the supply chain story front and center will kailey: supply chains are front and center everywhere. geopolitics and politics are as well. talking about that on u.s. tv and radio. mel and senator been carted will be joining -- ben cardin will be joining balance of power with david westin. guy: i want to talk about the moves we are seeing in the u.k. two year. a big move down in the two year may be suggesting the bank of england does not go as aggressively. we'll talk about that with marcus ashworth. tune into the cable on dab digital radio. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> from the world of politics -- >> one way or the other the budget will be funded. >> to the world of business -- >> we have to keep the government focused on the only things they can do to get us through this. >> this is "balance of power" with david westin. david: from bloomberg's world headquarters in ne

other airlines, including klm royal dutch airlines, have already suspended service to ukraine.et come up with a bipartisan plan to sanction russia, if it does, in fact invade some us lawmakers don't think that's a problem. i'm not concerned because the white house has all the sanctions tools that it needs. some political analysts think a congressional plan for sanctions would help deter an invasion. congress adjourned for a week long recess on thursday without taking any action. i will regret congress leaving town without a bill that expresses our solidarity and our bipartisan support for sanctions that would really hit putin where it hurts . there will be severe and serious consequences if he invades ukraine, we to want to remind him as a heavy price to be paid. i want the senate did accomplish was passing a resolution. it affirms what's called unwavering support for an independent ukraine. some people worry that tension between these two countries puts the us at greater risk for cyber attacks coming up the industries that could be hit first plus and we have lift off of the s

klm was the first to announce that measure, and that happened earlier this month. now lufthansa, austrian and swiss airlines have adjusted their schedules as well. swiss airline said the safety of their passengers and crew is their top priority. the airlines will monitor the situation and make decisions or adjustments to scheduled flights at the end of the month. >>> all right. let's take it back now to atlanta and rosemary church. i'll see you a bit later, rosie. >> we'll see you then. thanks so much, michael. >>> arctic-like temperatures will hit parts of the u.s. this week. we will get the latest details from the cnn weather center. that's ahead. >>> but first, an update on the british monarch after buckingham palace announces the queen tested positive for covid-19. we're live in windsor next. adding lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% of bacteria detetergent alone, can't. >>> britain's queen elizabeth is said to be experiencing mild symptoms after testing positive or covid-19, and buckingham palace says the 95-year-old monarch plans to continue light duties thi

dutch airline klm has now suspended all flights to ukraine. germany's lufthansa says it's considering the same. the black sea is now blocked by a massive display of russian naval firepower, part of routine war games says the kremlin. but that means ukraine is surrounded on all three sides, as well as the south. while the west commits to weapons and their support for ukraine, the u.s. is withdrawing 160 national guard troops sent there as part of a training mission. here is the latest intelligence from the pentagon. >> i think a mosaic of the intelligence that we're seeing, not speaking to it specifically, but, you know, we have good sources of intelligence, and they're telling us that things are sort of building now to some sort of crescendo opportunity for mr. putin. >> in a moment, we'll hear from cnn correspondent alex marquardt reporting from ukraine. but we begin with the latest from the white house and cnn's alex saenz. >> reporter: president biden spent a total of 50 minutes on the phone with president zelensky on sunday as officials co

airlines have canceled flights out of kiev to the end of the month, the first international airline being klmave adjusted schedules now. the airlines are monitoring the situation and will make a decision to reschedule flights. reggie: a search specialist will join the effort to find an oakley woman last seen nearly a month ago. alexis gabe's family is working with a foundation, which was created in honor of a 12 euros he was kidnapped and murdered. the father is personally involved with the search for alexis now. >> we are working closely with oakley police, and they are giving us locations we should consider searching. so what we do then is we bring people in, we get them registered so we know exactly who it is that is working with us. reggie: search groups will fan out from the contra costa county fairgrounds friday and this weekend to search from antioch to oakley. kumasi: we are learning more about young covid-19 long-haulers, more on how doctors can learn from with the kids. reporter: the start of the pandemic, pediatric experts thought kids experience covid differently than adults, but

other airlines, including klm royal dutch airlines have already suspended service to ukraine. experts are also warning consumers about high energy prices. if there is a russian invasion of ukraine. president biden says that his administration is currently working with energy producers to provide relief at the gas pumps expert david lazarus claims that production won't need him. and he says that californians could see an an even larger uptick in gas costs from the already high prices that we currently pay. >> an average of $7 gallon at the pump, which means again in california, you could be looking at $8 a gallon, maybe even $9 a gallon at that level. >> some federal relief may appear in the form of gas tax cuts, but lawmakers in san francisco sacramento, i should say, are reportedly hesitant to stop a gas tax increase here in california that is set to take effect in july. a change from the irs may complicate this tax season for small business owners who use apps like venmo or pay pal the irs now requires payment processing apps to issue 10 99 k forms for businesses once they h

suspending all consular services at the embassy here in kyiv, and the first major airliner, dutch airline klms suspended its flights to the capital as well. >> okay, erin mclaughlin, thank you for the latest from kyiv. joining me right now, barry mccaffrey, retired four-star u.s. army general, former gulf war division commander, former member of the national security council and currently our esteemed msnbc military analyst. general, thank you, my friend, for joining us. so, you have certainly been in tense situations before. how do you expect this phone call played out between presidents biden and putin? >> well, probably very badly. look, what's going on, i've never seen anything like it. since 1850, russian military operations are always masked in a deception plan. where's the deception plan? huge presence of russian military forces, belarus, russia proper, sea of azov, black sea, all the indications, tactical intelligence are they're going in. but ukraine is 41 million people. it's the size of texas. it has a quarter of a million people in the armed forces who will fight. it doesn't make

and to that effect tonight, the first major airliner, dutch airline klm has announced that it's suspending all flights to kyiv. alex. >> erin, i'm going to get back with you as well, and ask you to stay through this next conversation as we are all joined by timothy frie, codirector for the study of institutions and development at the higher school of economics in moscow, also author of "weak strongman, the limits of power in putin's russia," timothy, welcome to you. you know a few things about vladimir putin, so what do you think is the number one point that he wanted to drive home to president putin today on that phone call? >> i think just as the biden administration has been trying to paint this conflict as a war of choice for vladimir putin, that the ball is in his court, i'm sure the president putin was using the same tactic on president biden saying that the resolution of the crisis is in biden's hands, that as long as the u.s. and nato allies continue to entertain the notion that ukraine could become a member of nato, and that nato is unwilling to pull back troops and material from

the dutch carrier klm already deciding to stop flights here. a portuguese flight today to ukraine was redirected in mid flight to moldova because the company's insurer decided it would not fly in ukraine anymore. the people don't believe it. last night i talked to a young man at a pub down the street, he said no invasion. there'll be no invasion. it's all just an information. george? >> terry moran, thank you very much. >>> joined by nancy pelosi. thank you for coming in this morning. >> my pleasure. >> we saw the reports there. the white house is warning of an imminent invasion. the ukrainians seem to think it's hype. do you believe that putin is poised to invade? >> well, i think we have to be prepared for it. and that is what the president is -- yes, i believe he's prepared for an invasion. i also understand why the president of ukraine wants to keep people calm and that he wants his economy not to suffer. on the other hand, if we were not threatening the sanctions and the rest, it would guarantee putin would invade. let's hope that diplomac

: we're just hearing news of the first major airline to suspend flights to kyiv, the dutch airline, klm is going to be suspending all flights effective immediately, impacting a flight from amsterdam to kyiv expected to arrive tonight as the united states continues these dire warnings, ordering americans to leave. as of tomorrow according to the state department, the u.s. embassy in kyiv will no longer be offering consular services. they will be suspending those services, only offering emergency services from a city in western ukraine. this as u.s. citizens that we have been speaking to say they intend to stay in the country: we have been speaking to charlie bonds, an american staying here 13 days ago. staying in solidarity with ukrainians, take a listen. >> i felt it was sort of an obligation to come here, and i think a lot of ex-pats and that's what i hope to become are not going to leave. for all the problems ukraine has, this is a beacon on the hill. this is a shining face in a lot of ways. there have been two revolutions in the past 17 years for democracy, and whatever people want t

and for the very first time, we heard a major airline dutch klm suspend all flights to kyiv, the first flight suspended was a flight from the netherlands to ukraine. back to you. >> thank you erin. aaron mclaughlin in ukraine. more american voices after this break. for online u.s. listed stocks. [ding] get e*trade and start trading today. never settle with power e*trade. it has powerful, easy-to-use tools break. 24/7 support when you need answers, plus some of the lowest options in futures contracts prices around. [ding] get e*trade and start trading today. doesn't your family deserve the best? eggland's best eggs. classic, cage free, and organic. more delicious, farm-fresh taste. plus, superior nutrition. which is now more important than ever. because the way we care... is anything but ordinary. only eggland's best. ♪♪ only eggland's best. it's beautiful out here. it sure is. and i earn 5% cash back on travel purchased through chase with chase freedom unlimited. that means that i earn 5% on our rental car, i earn 5% on our cabin. i mean, c'mon! hello cashback! hello, kevin hart! i'm s

the embassy here, in kyiv, as have a host of other countries, that combined with the dutch airliner klmpending its flights to ukraine, as well as a number of private jets seen leaving ukraine as well, leaving ukrainians to wonder if they're the ones being sanctioned in all of this, if they're the ones paying the highest price, at least the you ukrainians that i have been speaking to. now it is expected to be a key topic of conversation today between ukrainian president, and german chancellor schultz expected in kooefb for that meeting and germany has come under scathing criticism in ukraine for its refusal to provide lethal aid to ukraine as well as its refusal to outright cancel the nord stream 2 pipeline project, labelled a geo plim weapon here in kyiv, seen as giving outside influence to the kremlin. all of that expected to be the topic of a press conference here in kyiv later today, jonathan. >> u.s. officials certainly signalled that a visit from president biden, particularly any time soon, not on the table. and the timetable seems to be perhaps accelerated. the u.s. officials for

lufthansa group and its sister airlines canceled groups to major ukrainian cities, sas just pulled out, klm. so the country is feeling more kind of cut off at the moment. and i think just a quick note here. you know, if governments contact with sanctions, maybe corporations can as well. i don't want to name them. they know who they are. there are companies doing huge business in russia, ukraine, north america. they could act, too out of a corporate social responsibility type of mindset to inflict some pain on russia given what it looks like will be a massive possible invasion. >> and general, i mean, the military arsenal and the build up is significant. but it also seems like this armor of disinformation is, too. is there a way in which to measure which is making the greatest impact in this conflict right now? this disinformation, misinformation versus the potential of the military build up? >> there's a -- >> it's absolutely -- >> oh, sorry, to the general. >> actually, there's a formula that the military and state department is using on this, fred. i'll introduce a term to you called mdm.

and for the very first time, we heard a major airline dutch klm suspend all flights to kyiv, the firstght suspended was a flight from the netherlands to ukraine. back to you. >> thank you, erin. erin mclaughlin in ukraine. more american voices after this break. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. ♪ ♪ with 30 grams of protein. i don't just play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual neuroscientist. and i love the science behind neuriva plus. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger. why give your family just ordinary eggs when they can enjoy the best? eggland's best. the only eggs with more fresh and delicious taste. plus, superior nutrition. because the way we care is anything but ordinary. ♪♪ trelegy for copd. [coughing] ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ breeze driftin' on by... ♪ if you've been playing down your copd,... ♪ it's a new dawn, it's a new day,... ♪ ...it's time to make a stand. start a new day with trelegy. ♪...and i'm feelin' good. ♪ no on

dutch airline klm said it would stop flying to ukraine, and germany's lufthansa said it was consideringing flights. a consignment of stinger surface to air missiles have arrived in kyiv from lithuania — one of the nato member countries sending military support to ukraine. here's our political correspondent, charlotte rose. visits to moscow this week by the uk defence secretary ben wallace along with phone calls by the prime minister and us presidentjoe biden seem to have done little to change the minds of russian leaders. and scenes of tanks rolling up to a european border have made some western politicians fearful of history repeating itself. in an interview with the times this morning, mr wallace said the current situation had, "a whiff of munich in the air from some in the west." which many had thought was a reference to attempts by european leaders to appease hitler before the second world war. but it's been stressed that he still believes attempts at diplomacy to de—escalate the situation are important. his cabinet colleague was asked to clarify his remarks. he's not talking about

. >> in the meretime airline klm has suspended its flights into ukraine as well as skyup both russiabe conducting a military operation to get people out. andrew in. >> kayla, you mentioned an economic plan related to this. what does that look like >> ell, it is the sanctions package that the u.s. has been preparing among the executive branch agencies since around the middle of december they've been calling it swift and severe, although it's been changing behind the scenes as the u.s. discusses these scenes with nato allies which are preparing some of their own bespoked packages based on trading with russia. we know the u.s. has been preparing to push russia after the swift global payment system, that the u.s. believes if russia inv in invades, the nord stream 2 pipeline will never be in operation. you have the russian oligarchs and space. they want the consequences to be so high so as to deter putin from invading, although, based on the actions we've seen thus far, that's not working. >> kayla tausche in washington thank you for that report. we'll be watching all of that this week. >

other airlines, including klm royal dutch airlines have already suspended service to ukraine.lict could come with a heavy price tag for drivers at the pump. experts are warning the conflict. >> could drive up gas prices even more than they already are. president biden says his administration is working with energy producers to try and provide relief at the pump. expert david lazarus says production will not meet demand here in california. he says the drivers could see a big spike in gas prices from what we're already paying. >> an average of $7 gallon at the pump, which means again in california, you could be looking at $8 a gallon, maybe even $9 a gallon at that level. >> he says some federal relief could come in the form of gas tax cuts. but california lawmakers are reportedly has a tent to stop a gas tax increase that's set to take effect in july. coming up here on the calm for morning news, a new book teaching you how to control how fast you age and how well you feel. we're going to hear all about it from the author herself. stick with us. we'll be right back. >> welcome b

we have seen klm suspending flights, some suggestion that other airlines were having similar considerations are various to conflict with russia, they had been at it, this has been a reality in their lives for the last eight years. we're not seeing any kind of mass flight from kyiv, for example. despite the fact that western embassies, many of them, notjust western embassies, but all sorts of embassies, have been reducing their presence. the bulk of the american embassy, for example, has located hundreds of miles to the west to the city of lviv. that is percolating through and the people are aware of it, but the government here wants people to stay calm and people are staying calm. and in the light of what the americans in particular are warning could happen as early as wednesday, that is quite a remarkable thing.— wednesday, that is quite a remarkable thing.- wednesday, that is quite a remarkable thing. let's go to caroline davies _ remarkable thing. let's go to caroline davies in _ remarkable thing. let's go to caroline davies in moscow. i remarkable thing. let's go to i caroline davies in

klm have started cancelling flights. photograph or nearly all of the front pages of a 79—year—old woman holding a machine gun during basic combat training as civilians prepare tojoin ukrainian combat training as civilians prepare to join ukrainian special forces. what is the impact on the national psyche, at a moment like this? you can imagine — psyche, at a moment like this? wm. can imagine when almost 2 million people signed up for the reserve, and people for the territorial defence, people living in villages and small towns preparing for war. there is a real sort of readiness to do so. we still believe that it can be averted and that there are some people who believe that this woman with the kalashnikov is posing a threat to putin, we don't, we want to send a message that this is our land, they have been coming for us for centuries, we will not allow our state to disappear again. it happened a couple of times in history. happened a couple of times in histo . ., ., , , , ., , history. nato membership remains inteural?