please welcome luke bryan, katy perry, and lionel richie!d applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i got to tell you, see, now those are what i call entertainers. you come out, you don't just sit down -- >> we do a little jig! >> jimmy: you don't plop down onto the couch. >> showtime! >> we're back! >> jimmy: showtime, you're back. are you sick of each other yet? >> yes! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yes, you are. >> i was going to say no. >> somehow we're also in las vegas together now. >> jimmy: yeah, well not right this second, we are in los angeles, katy. we're in hollywood, actually. >> you tell her. >> really? >> jimmy: yeah, you all have residencies, correct? residencies in august? >> encore, wynn. >> we're at resorts world. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: resorts world. >> katy and i share a -- >> stage. >> no. we share the same suite. >> okay. >> no. >> jimmy: well, this a blockbuster. is this like blake and gwen? are we learning something here? >> no! >> not at the same time! >> jimmy: all right, okay. >> what will the tabloids say? >> you want to tell them about

. >> robert luke of the san diego county sheriff's bomb squad and atf agent matt beals were the lead investigators. they quickly learned that something about the day care may have made it a target. >> on that particular day care center, we were aware that there were other law enforcement officials who had their children in that particular home during the day. >> was it possible someone was out to kill cops and their kids? if so, connie, who always parked in front of the day care home, could have been the perfect yet unwitting delivery system for the bomb. >> they were looking for any known or suspected domestic terrorists or possible watchlist type people that may be in the area. >> no question that this was an ied, an improvised explosive device? >> no. >> and suddenly, they had more questions after they ran connie's address and discovered that, in her neighborhood, two weeks earlier, police had found another bomb. >> two bombs with one explosive connection. investigators discovered this attack was personal. coming up -- had connie or her family been targeted before? >> we were like

luke, let me begin with you. an extra 250 bucks at least, that can make a big difference, can it not, for families simply trying to make ends meet? >> it makes a huge difference, ashley. the thing is the middle class and lower class always pay the price for policies in washington that accelerate the inflationary pressures. the fact greedy corporations did not cause this inflation. the politicians in washington did. also the american consumer definitely weaker than it was a week ago. it goes back to the extra stimulus we got from joe biden right when he got back in office. biden tooted his horn he was all for the middle class. all he has done destroy the middle class, make wealthier richer. wealthy has assets side to the stock market and assets night like the middle class with lifestyle. thank god joe manchin stopped "build back better" which would cause worse issues for middle class. ashley: luke brings up great point. joe biden says greedy corporations are taking advantage of their monopoly to raise prices but h

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hey, luke, how's it going?as vegas, and we understand you'll have a very special vip guest for your show. >> oh, yeah. my mother, she's already punched her ticket. like, what's the big shopping center out here? crystals and all that. my credit card will be in flames by friday. >> other than that, what aspect of being there in las vegas for this residency are you excited about? >> you know, the thing about las vegas is everybody's here to have a good time. you know, so, when you're able to put on a show and the vibe is already -- the vibe is already really energetic and a party, it just adds to the whole overall feel of the show. we're just excited to -- i've never done an extended residency in las vegas. it's just going to be amazing that i can literally, like, ease out of my hotel room, ride the elevator down and clock into work. i'm just excited to see the show come together. we got a lot of work to do all week. i'm here all week rehearsing to get ready for friday. >> luke, i know you're there to work. we all

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david: thanks very much, let's bring back luke lloyd to talk a little bit about this, i'm worried, lukeg, rising interest rates and rising inflation, supply chain problem, labor shortage, et cetera, it seems like a perfect storm? >> so, so many people right now are getting price the out of houses. if you look over the past year-and-a-half. prices have gone up. interest rates are rising. if you look at a 300,000-dollar home, for example, raise interest rates by 1% that is additional 200, 250-dollar a month payment. that eats into so many peoples pockets. first-time home buyers are people feeling pain right now. if you had a home past year-and-a-half, most likely people took advantage of the lower interest rates and refinanced their house or any kind of loan they had. there is benefits and cons to every scenario that we have, right? everybody is being impacted by high inflation. real income is down now over 2%. we had 7% inflation, 5% wage growth, technically people making less money. recession is big, big word. i wouldn't use that word yet. definitely there are issues to overcome. david:

but luke, what is it they could learn from giuliani? >> right, well, rudy giuliani was the center -- was at the center of almost all of these plans to try to overturn the election. he has insights of donald trump's views on the schemes to use alternate electors, on the attempts to seize voting machines and checking out whether that was league or possible. really, every aspect of the plan, he was involved in. whether it was, you know, even he and donald trump were calling lawmakers on january 6th, to try to get them to continue to delay certifying the election. and those calls came even after there was a mob riot at the capitol. so, you know, he -- he could say, well, donald trump was thinking this or that or he wanted this or that. he could really give them all the inside the room information. now, he may decide some of those things are off-limits, that he won't do that. but we'll have to see. another consideration is whether the committee would consider giving him immunity, which they've talked about in recent days. there are some key

this is sebastian luke pesani cooper. he was 6.8 pounds at birth and he is healthy and happy. his occasional hiccups are, to me, adorable. he mostly just sleeps and eats and he certainly poops, but he already seems like a wise and thoughtful little chap. wyatt and now sebastian are being raised by me and my best friend and former partner benjamin pesani. wyatt calls me daddy and benjamin papa. wyatt helped us put together sebastian's crib and calls his little brother by his middle name, luke. sebastian is a mouthful for a 22-month-old. we want to thank the amazing doctors who helped bring sebastian into the world and most of all thank the surrogate who carried sebastian and gave birth to him. the sacrifice she made and the love she gave sebastian the past year is extraordinary. we will never forget the kindness of her and her family and all surrogates who help bring love and life into the world. when i announced birth, i like to imagine my mom, my dad, and my brother, all of whom are no longer alive, all smiling at him at his birth. i feel their presence very strongly and i al

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i'll ask luke to explain to folks who waldron is. plugs in to flynn through the dia and an agency they both served i believe in the obama administration but the only through line through all the cranks, has-beens, flynn wasn't just someone that confessed to the lies he told to the fbi. he who chris christie warned donald trump not to bring into the west wing in 2016. he was so bad that chris christie said don't let him near the oval. talk about what we're learning about what trump sought to do and the people he sought to do it with after losing. >> just hats off to luke and his reporting and coverage here because it is a gnarly story to unravel and takes the dogged work to connect the dots in a way that stands the scrutiny from those on the right that will say "the new york times" and "the washington post." it is some, you think, left wing reporter. the facts are the facts. here's the rub to the point which i think people fundamentally need to understand because you every beginning to see it unfold. trump controls all of this. there'

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luke's emergency room nearby.etween the emergency room and the suspect. in the event, the suspect attempted to inflict harm on the persons in the emergency room. officer garza and stokes heard what they believed to be the sound of two gunshots coming from inside the construction site. officer stokes told many potential victims in the area to get inside the main building at st. luke's while officer garza deployed his patrol rifle. for the safety of officer garza and himself the officers also observed the suspect to be tracking police units with his long gun. based on the information provided by witnesses to 911 and directly to officers on the scene, the actions of the construction workers and the officers on observations, these officers reasonably believed they were at the scene of an active shooter incident. and officer circy deployed a ballistic shield. sergeant alouise made his way up to the front where he was able to provide information to the other officers on scene. sergeant alouise gave a description to the

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luke, it's great to have you with us.stand how this new reporting advances our knowledge about the former president's adprezzive efforts to overturn the election he lost? >> sure. we've known for some time that there was a plot among trump allies to try to take control of voting machines in the weeks after the election that president trump lost. what's new about this reporting is that it shows what president trump did with that information. now, there was this meeting on december 18th in the white house where a trump lawyer named sidney powell, former national security advisor michael flynn and others entered the white house into the oval office and pitched president trump on these executive orders, these plans to seize voting machines. what's new is donald trump then took another step after that. he didn't just hear e people out or show interest in it, he, one, he directed his personal lawyer rudy giuliani to contact the department of homeland security to see if they could, in fact, seize voting machines, and then he als

garrett haake, leigh ann caldwell and luke. thank you for your reporting. >>> we want to go to the other end of the 1600 pennsylvania avenue and next hour president biden will take another important step to find a replacement for retiring breyer. he'll meet to talk about the way forward. we caught up earlier today with senator patrick lahey who will be in the room for the meeting. >> i expect we'll have someone extremely qualified and i'll be -- >> the latest reporting hatz a dozen or so black women are described as being under consideration. with that i want to bring in my colleague mike memoli who has been working his sources around the clock and everything that relates to the president. mike, what do we know about this meeting how important is it and where is the president in this process? >> well, first of all, kristen, i think it's quite remarkable when you consider usual frenzy of speculation that surrounds a supreme court search like this has been overshadowed by some of the other major storylines that we've been coverin

luke, let me start with you.ell us about your reporting on the january 6th committee and its tactics as they get deeper into this investigation? was there any concern that they were going too aggressive to try to get answers to their questions? >> you know, i don't think it's about being too aggressive. what the january 6th committee has encountered are at least 16 key witnesses from inside the trump orbit who are not cooperating, and they have -- they saw a very serious situation play out on january 6th with hundreds of police officers injured, a terrible threat to democracy, and so they're not going to carry this out like a normal congressional investigation. they have two former u.s. attorneys who are overseeing the investigation. they have 12 former federal prosecutors. they've issued more than 100 subpoenas. they're using link analysis. they're bringing in low level people to talk about their boss's activities, and building out sort of charts of information of who's connected to whom in this whole scheme. an

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that's why everyone, if that's why all the people going to the luke on side are doing that, but it could be a good sign. it could mean that people are finally are starting to see that the situation is perhaps better and that they can return to their homes. but of course, we can't confirm that. that's just what we're be, what we've been seeing at this border. and it's just one border checkpoint of many that that are on the border between the gods, people's republic, finance, peoples, republic, and russia. can i just ask you, donna, i'm really interested to know what the mood is like among the people right now. the mood is a lot better than it was at the beginning. but basically, i mean, people are happy basically that russia has recognized the independence of the people's republic. they do feel like they're going to be able to go home sooner. that's something we did notice that's great. thank says don't quarter. speaking to us, when a temporary come for the evacuees in russia, and moving on them after the kremlin, the decision to recognize the independence of the guns scanned on yes to th

celebrations and don boss as president potent, it recognizes the independence of the don yeske and luke on square publics. he also pledges to ensure peace when that entire region is too. i'm certain we haven't been abandoned and that we have a future. we greeted the knees with tears and we are happy. at least there will now be order. the bombings will stop and people will be able to lead normal lives was told, it's better to put on hold of proof or stop working. we are now waiting for the red cross who are going to deliver water. and thanks for the people here. of course, on the reporting from don bath as 8 workers to live a much needed supplies, image reports of sea sky violations from both sides in germany suspends the north stream to gas pipeline. as western powers draw up sanctions against moscow. and all kinds of documents obtained by a german magazine revealed a u. s. pledge not to expand nato beyond germany back in 1991. we discussed it with a former foreign minister of austria. he reminded the world, he reminded his interview partner please be aware me as light to russia. he sai

he had a great part there. luke cage, i now he's got something on netflix. it's the biggest streaming show they have right now. kevin hart. wesley snipes. it's called true story. he plays well. let's leave it. he plays a super fan. he'll explain more if he wants to feel rossi right after this on dennis miller plus one thing. a folks welcome to dennis miller plus one. happy to welcome feel ra seated the shell . and theo's an actor best known groceries, roles on sons of anarchy, which is here show luke cage. i'm not as hip to that one. he also appeared in the hit, zach snyder, netflix film army of the dead. and he's now appearing on the limited series. and boy, everybody's talking via nice to see k hard come out with some serious jobs and wesley snipes and true stories currently streaming on netflix and it is the post downloaded show. i think this is theoretically oh, how are you brother? i'm super. well, i know what a wonderful introduction there that you know a little about comedians we missed playing drama, be out wesley snipes, your old friend for murder a

luke's emergency room nearby.he emergency room and the suspect. in the event, the suspect attempted to inflict harm on the persons in the emergency room. officer garza and stokes heard what they believed to be the sound of two gunshots coming from inside the construction site. officer stokes told many potential victims in the area to get inside the main building at st. luke's while officer garza deployed his patrol rifle. for the safety of officer garza and himself the officers also observed the suspect to be tracking police units with his long gun. based on the information provided by witnesses to 911 and directly to officers on the scene, the actions of the construction workers and the officers on observations, these officers reasonably believed they were at the scene of an active shooter incident. and officer circy deployed a ballistic shield. sergeant alouise made his way up to the front where he was able to provide information to the other officers on scene. sergeant alouise gave a description to the suspect

we've also got from the other side of the political spectrum, john luke melon, khan, who echoed these calls. busy for a stop to nato expansion, even a criticizing micron for saying that he would defend the integrity of ukraine. and also we've got 2 comments from the green saying that i actually met, micron should have visited ukraine 1st before visiting russia. so like i said, we saw the beginning of that meeting and some interesting stuff is definitely gonna come out of it. absolutely, dong many, thanks for that update. and of course we'll be staying with this and bringing you any updates. and especially when that news conference happens after the meeting, and i'm, i think don will be staying with this is wow, nice. now to him. i mean, dependent john is luke with a thinks that macaroni is trying to enhance his countries on his own position on the international aveena. he wants to come to america and on, of course it is not official, but you want us to position france as a force on, on the, on the international c. well, francis always been a maverick within nato. you know, it was unde

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luke's hospital. at the time, the notice was sent out to families that they would be basically sent out of county and with the elimination of all those beds, there would be no more subacute in hospital care in the city and county. we were able to work with cpmc. they transferred the patients over to the davis campus, but it's still highlighted for our city the lack of subacute care in san francisco and the need for that subacute in-hospital care. of the their families don't have the ability to travel outside of the county to see people that are essentially moving on ventilator support and other support systems within the hospital. we've encountered situations over the last couple of years where people then needing that type of care unfortunately have to be referred outside of the city. so we came forward with this because we think it's important to continue to shine a light on this important issue. we want and have been negotiating with the department of public health to create these beds in hospital

this is sebastian luke cooper. he is healthy and happy. even his occasional hiccups are, to me, adorable. he mostly just sleeps and eats and , but he already seems like a wise and thoughtful little chap. wyatt, and now sebastian, are raised by me and my partner. benjamin will adopt wyatt. wyatt helped us put together sebastian's crib. sebastian is a mouthful for a 22 month old. we want to thank the amazing doctors and nurses who helped bring sebastian into the world, and thanks to the surrogate who carried sebastian and gave birth to him. the love they came sebastian this past year has been extraordinary. we will never forget the extraordinary kindness and austere gets to help bring new life and new love into the world. when i announced wyatt escobar, i said i would like to imagine my mom and dad and brother, all who are no longer alive, joyful at his birth. these last 22 months, i felt them watching over us, and i feel your love for sebastian. the family i was born into may gone, but i feel them alive with the family we have created. befo

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luke's emergency room nearby. the event, the suspect attempted to inflict harm on the persons in the emergency room. officer garza and stokes heard what they believed to be the sound of two gunshots coming from inside the construction site. officer stokes told many potential victims in the area to get inside the main building at st. luke's while officer garza deployed his patrol rifle. for the safety of officer garza and himself the officers also observed the suspect to be tracking police units with his long gun. based on the information provided by witnesses to 911 and directly to officers on the scene, the actions of the construction workers and the officers on observations, these officers reasonably believed they were at the scene of an active shooter incident. and officer circy deployed a ballistic shield. sergeant alouise made his way up to the front where he was able to provide information to the other officers on scene. sergeant alouise gave a description to the suspect and confirmed he was armed with a sil

people in russia. resume american fo would like to address the citizens of the russian federation. luke, what vladimir putin turned your country, you'll be country into here, declared an invasive war against ukraine. she sent here your sons for husbands to kill ukrainians, capture our lance, destroy our cities. ukrainians did not want this war, but they will fight for the land and their homes. morganson good. thank you mary. apo residents, i sheltering from the fighting in an underground. jim. many have been here for 5 days. despite what is happening outside to some a trying to be optimistic minute, let's hope for peace negotiations because everyone wants peace and some kind of result. so that civilians are being killed with a majority here, but we have a lot for now though there is no peace. and this is a new reality for the millions of ukrainians who just last week will leading normal lives. and some of the heaviest, fighting on monday was in ukraine's 2nd largest city khaki, ukrainian authorities. a dozens of people were killed and hundreds injured when russian forces fired on reside

what are mighty for luke? torn ligaments, god, i will not be those every day platonic function to me. and yet cement factories can burn certain kinds of ways to make energy as long as they adhere to legal requirements. so sort of like, what do we have them if they don't have filters or they don't use them because they're too expensive, but they don't use cooling systems. the smoke goes into the atmosphere hot and then it rains, dioxin insurance, which is a harmful substances human. it's an apocalypse, going look environmentally still davian, but john wants to show as one of the largest cement factories in romania. it belongs to a large german company, high. the like cement he meets up with lawmaker douglas for pay school was proposed the bill to stop illegal waste incineration nothing but one or greg or muted if we'd like to have a national registry showing all state environmental permits startled on one like to have some thoughts everyone knows which plants has been approved for what kind of emissions are for

it's shoving the project for now after moscow recognized the self proclaimed people's republic of luke guns, can don't ask habit. as i have asked the federal ministry of economy today, due to withdraw the existing reports on the analysis of supply security at the federal network agency taken as this may sound technical to give, but it's a necessary legal step. so the certification of the pipeline doesn't take place and without the certification nord stream to can't go into operation. rushes state owned gans prom is getting hit, the hardest, its share of the construction cost amounted to 5000000 euros. even worse for gas prom and the kremlin, is that a projected annual 55000000000 cubic meters of gas won't be delivered to germany. revenue that will be missing from russia's budget. but germany is also paying a high price. the plant phase out of nuclear and coal fired power plant is creating supply gaps that russian gas was supposed to fill. and germany must now purchase more expensive liquefied natural gas by ship. the russia ukraine crisis will also heard european energy consumers who a

we're going to get more reaction to today's data and talk about when it means for the markets with lukee fund in the world. don't go anywhere. we're coming right back. for mike's retirement party. worth is giving the employee who spent half his life with you, the party of a lifetime. ♪ ♪ wealth is watching your business grow. worth is watching your employees grow with it. ♪ ♪ >>> we just got some new data, january producer prices up 9.7% year over year but what's really moving markets this morning optimism over the situation in eastern europe with russia pulling some of its forces back from near the border with ukraine joining us now is luke ellis, man group ceo. we never can figure out truly geopolitical events. we can handicap things, guess, luke but one thing we can be certain of is that central bankers are going to be less accommodative does that take precedence, would you say, over geopolitical handicapping >> i think that's right, joe the good news in ukraine because it's going to be good news for everybody if we don't have fighting there, it will take some of the pressure out of

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we will be rooting right along with luke and his classmates for john and team usa curling as they beginher gold medal beginning wednesday against russia. our first low goes to the low temperature inside the olympic stadium for that opening ceremony friday night, hovering around 20 degrees. while the world athletes bundled up, one of them oiled up instead. nathan became a viral star while carrying the flag. he went to high school in virginia and was a track and field star at princeton will compete in skeleton, presumably with a shirt on. carrying the torch for a shirtless, oily tradition started in 2016 famously by tongan athlete pita taufafoua tweeting "american samoan holding down the fort." >>> during an 11-hour flight, a pregnant passenger not due until the end of the month went into labor. the pilot made an announcement calling for any medical personnel on board to come help out. a dermatology resident from the university of michigan jumped into action. he was joined by a nurse from dayton, ohio and an rn. they delivered a healthy baby boy as passengers sat in awe. >> rind behind th

luke -- this headline, the fact the rising housing prices is not being fueled by rising increase ine debt. i had this back-and-forth with bob michele yesterday. when interest rates start to back higher, can you walk me through how much impact this can have on the economy compared to previous cycles given you see the rising housing prices not being fueled by a large increase in mortgage debt? michael: we did get a report from the new york fed yesterday that mortgage debt had risen significantly in the fourth quarter. it is the largest source of debt. what has happened since the housing crisis is far fewer subprime loans are being made. that means less of issue. also many more people have gone into fixed-rate mortgages. they will not see their mortgages but just because the fed is raising interest rates. an issue for businesses with short-term debt and the u.s. government which will have to pay more on its debt. michael: -- tom: blackrock is reticent on seven rate hikes. i see philadelphia is psaki and also empire statistics were soggy as well. what you make of this tertiary statistic

why can't we send our best to luke? what's wind you up this morning? you got your stock split this morning. what are you waiting for? lisa: amazon. jonathan: this is europe's year, that quote from evan brown at u.b.s. lisa: i find this one of the most compelling bets, basically baked in the hawkishness, and the euro region has to respond. how much can christine will he guard really hold on? laggard. tom: i was in rome doing the artichokes, i mean, there's that place in rome, just past the jewish quarter where they have artichokes with the lemon. jonathan: you know it been i do. lisa: so good with al i have oil and lemon. jonathan: luke? never eaten it. lisa: no, but i've seen his pictures. jonathan: never had an invite. tom: there's a motel 6 at the top of the spanish steps to stay there. jonathan: that is not a motel of, and you know it. no doubt you're town management. and then 1.6% on the nasdaq. s&p up .8%. for our audience worldwide, good morning to you. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> clearly it is russia aggression. 100,000-plus troops, a daily drum bea

hull played most of the game a man short after luke gale was sent off.here huddersfield beat hull kr 26-12. last season's runners—up, catalans dragons also made it two wins out of two, they withstood a late fightback from wakefield trinity to win 24—22. rugby union's premiership leaders leicester beat bath in an entertaining game at the recreation ground. it was a game that kept swinging with both teams leading at various points, but leicester had the final say, with freddie burns scoring his sides third try of the match and bryce hegarty�*s penalty sealing it. that's leicester's first win away at bath in 11 years. just four points between the teams in that game and the rest were also incredibly tight. england and wasps flanker jack willis made his return after a 13—month injury layoff, but was on the losing side against harlequins. second placed saracens were beaten by london irish and sale won a tense game at northampton. there's not long to wait now until one of britain's longest running boxing rivalries finally gets settled tonight. amir khan and kel

what would it change with luke? why doesn't m for green? you got boy, who knew me, we keep being told that ukraine isn't mature for membership. it's a thesis that we are familiar with. but at the same time, there was a saying that well to morrow ukraine wont be accepting us with them with the question is when, when then if, when once they're ready. and then of course it could be too late for us, emma shelf. this is why that's an easier we need to see resolve now right now in the near future as part of a discussion roses where peaceful are means are used. that's what we as your may we hope very much of our concerns are being listened to and being taken seriously by our partners. but also article well for our viewers are just joining us. welcome to our special live coverage chance all of schultz and president vladimir putin, as well are still speaking now at a press conference in moscow after their meeting. it was a very wide raging exchange. we understand russian president starting off the press by focusing on bilateral ties and the chancell

on the ground and at sea, president putin and bella, russian leader luke ankle watched them closely from the situation room in the kremlin. moscow communicated that the plant exercises should not cause any one concern, but they come at a questionable time. separatist rushing back leaders made a call to arms, citing an immediate threat of aggression from ukraine. but if the way the medical i call on fellow countrymen who were in reserve to come to the military commissary at superman, gruff, a few today i signed a decree on general mobilization gun with schumann by appeal to all the men of the republic who were able to hold weapons in their hands of the sheeple to stand up for their families, their children wrong. why of his mothers from youth when we were together, we will achieve the desired and necessary victory for all of us. why be a but ukraine's military beliefs, separatist forces are trying to provoke a response and that russian backed separatists other ones shelling and done bus ukraine reported that 2 of its soldiers died in attacks on saturday. when or which was the in the shell

john luke buena had been charged with the rape and trafficking of miners. he was the co founder of 2 modeling agencies funded by epstein, a convicted sex offender authority, se epstein hanged himself in prison in 2019 in beijing after 2 weeks, hundreds of metals and no shortage of controversy. the winter olympics are signing off with the traditional closing ceremony. the organizer said they were happy with how the games had been stage to meet the pandemic with competitors kept in a strict bubble. but they didn't mentioned the doping issue with russian figure skater camila, uva or other controversies did have done the event. well, for more on the final day of the winter olympics arman in beijing, johnson crane joins us now. hi jonathan, good to see you. now old, the metal events are over. what were the highlights on the final day? while no surprise to anyone, germany, one more cold in the bob said competition, francesco free trish pilots in the fire for man bob to success. now he completes a historic double w. want to go to p on track 4 years ago he repeated

but a penalty try, luke cowan dickie yellow carded for this error, put scotland in front.been a mixed day for gb on the opening day of competition at the winter olympics in beijing. curlers amy dodds and bruce mouatt won one match but lost another in their mixed event. while there was disappointment for katie omerod, who missed the final of the women�*s slopestyle event on her olympic debut after injury forced her out on the eve of the last games. andy swiss reports. the first day of the games and the first gold medal up for grabs in cross skiing. the norwegian defied -20 cross skiing. the norwegian defied —20 conditions to seal her place in olympic history. british hopes of an early lift off didn�*t quite materialise. katie ormerod had high hopes in the snowboard slope style, but if you costly errors meant she fails to qualify for the final tomorrow. after breaking her heel before the last games, at least she got down safely. mil i before the last games, at least she got down safely-— before the last games, at least she got down safely. all i wanted was to do my best — go

ukraine, those troops in russia are probably there not only to threaten ukraine but also to help put luke shen co into early retirement. >> can you expand on that a little bit? the role of belarus has been confusing for some people, including that are allied with russia and hosting russian troops. are you suggesting that's not the end game for russia as involves belarus? >> the kremlin has been working on the creation of something called the union state for years actually. and it seemed to pick up speed here in the last several months. i think as one of your other teammates there talked about belarus and what's been going on, i see belarus becoming absorbed into russia, into this union state. president putin then becomes head of the union state, which means he doesn't have to worry about elections for the rest of his life and he got his own guy who will not be luke shen co and whoever takes over in moscow. so this is bad news for a variety of reasons. one, that putin is going to be around for that much longer but also you're going to end up with thousands of russian troops and all that co

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