the news chris kevin is being remembered in our nation's capital for giving his life protecting the first amendment. >> the radio television digital news foundation honored him with the citation of courage award for the sacrifice. his wife and stepson accepted during the ceremony at times virginian issue that needed a breath before reading. she says she's thankful his life is being remembered. his passion was to protect and to serve. and he once told me this was his fun job. after serving 25 years in law enforcement, kevin was killed but protecting a kron. 4 journalist from an armed robbery in oakland right before thanksgiving last year, the citation of courage award is presented in recognition of distinguished service to journalism, an extraordinary courage while brave kevin was also kind. his wife said he made true friends with the people he protected. she shared a touching story about how he purchased multiple umbrellas while on vacation. and she questioned why he needed so many and his response was so that when they feel the outside and it was raining that he could protect the news cr

i would like to also point out that the war currently taking place in new chris, he's also a war values. we need to keep them on high ground in that, in that war, if we have any chance of winning it. and whenever we are preventing refugees, such as the one, talking to norman fleming, beloved russia, whenever we are having double standard in the implementation of international rules, we are actually failing to win that wall of values. can you tell us a little bit about how the coven pandemic was added to a worsening human rights situation worldwide? absolutely, 20. 21 for i'm listening to national. it is a year of the trailer. we start the year with government telling us we're going going to be back better. in fact, they did not. what's happening 2021. me that political elite and corporate to call . you didn't, to ensure that the, the vaccine remain within a few hands at the expense of the vast majority of the population by the end of the year. only 8 percent of the population in the though the poor countries of the world ad being vaccinated. the impact of that ease, ease, cost it in hum

seconds, just in, the academy saying will smith was asked to leave the oscars after hitting chris rock but refused. >>> new fallout after actor will smith attacked chris rock at the oscars tonight, the academy says smith was asked to leave but refused as rock returns to the stage in boston. here's miguel almaguer. >> it was sickening. it was absolutely -- i physically felt ill and i'm still a little traumatized. >> reporter: oscars cohost and comedian wanda sykes sharing her reaction to will smith's stunning slap of chris rock and controversy that followed. >> for them to let him stay in that room and enjoy the rest of the show and accept his award, i was like how gross is this. you assault somebody, you get escorted out the building i saw chris at guy's party, first thing he said was i'm so sorry. i'm like, why are yo apologizing? he's like, it was supposed to be your night. >> reporter: with fellow cohost amy schumer saying she's still traumatized. >> did i miss anything >> reporter: the actress and comedian writing in now deleted instagram post, the whole thing was disturbing, so much pain in will smith

good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. the senate judiciary commission closed its [inaudible] for judge ketanji brown jackson, after ten hours on camera testimony, the proceedings move behind closed doors. throughout the day, democrats and some republicans asked substantive questions about key decisions, that likely will come before the court. questions of methodology and her approach. others republican senators chose once again to share their conspiracy theories and grievances about past conference nation hearings. >> the meetings they had with judge kavanaugh, it was literally ambush, he was ambushed. how would you feel if we did that to you? >> senator, i have appreciated the kindness that each of you have shown me. >> what do you say to some of them who may doubt that they can one day achieve the same great heights that you have? >> i hope to inspire people, to try to form. it is past ... because of this country, because i love the law. >> why isn't it rational to sentence people who have thousands of images on a compu

responds to a woman who was stuck with a broken microwave. >> the problem was, it was a brand-new microwave. chris kamura stepped in to heat up her case. >> michelle in san jose bought a new lg microwave, using$169 cash and $45 in best buy credit. she called best buy for help and they instructed her to call lg. and she did. lg said a refund was on its way. but it never arrived. lg says it sent the refund to michelle a month ago to the wrong address. the check was reissued and sent to the correct address with our sincere apologies for the mixup. they gave her the $169 refund. we did not hear back from best buy, and they returned her $45 credit, too. if you're looking to get a broken appliance fixed, the state of california regulates that. snap this qr code right here. the state says it investigates each one. >>> if you're having trouble with a consumer problem, let us know. go to nbcbayarea.com, click the responds option from the main menu or call us, 888-996-tips. >>> a woman accused of stalking apple ceo tim cook has promised to leave him alone and give up her guns. she e-mailed photos of a loade

the news, chris kevin nishita is being remembered in our nation's capital for giving his life protectingst amendment. >> the radio television digital news foundation honored him with the citation of courage award for the sacrifice. his wife and stepson accepted it during the ceremony at times virginian issue that needed a breath before reading. she says she's thankful his life is being remembered. his passion was to protect and to serve. and he once told me this was his fun job. after serving 25 years in law enforcement, kevin was killed but protecting a kron. 4 journalist from an armed robbery in oakland right before thanksgiving last year, the citation of courage award is presented in recognition of distinguished service to journalism, an extraordinary courage while brave kevin was also kind. his wife said he made true friends with the people he protected. she shared a touching story about how he purchased multiple umbrellas while on vacation. and she questioned why he needed so many and his response was so that whenothey feel the outside and it was raining that he could protect the ne

the news, chris kevin nishita is being remembered in our nation's capital for giving his life protectingment. >> the radio television digital news foundation honored him with the citation of courage award for the sacrifice. his wife and stepson accepted it during the ceremony at times virginian issue that needed a breath before reading. she says she's thankful his life is being remembered. his passion was to protect and to serve. and he once told me this was his fun job. after serving 25 years in law enforcement, kevin was killed but protecting a kron. 4 journalist from an armed robbery in oakland right before thanksgiving last year, the citation of courage award is presented in recognition of distinguished service to journalism, an extraordinary courage while brave kevin was also kind. his wife said he made true friends with the people he protected. she shared a touching story about how he purchased multiple umbrellas while on vacation. and she questioned why he needed so many and his response was so that when they feel the outside, it was raining that he could protect the news crews fr

the news, chris kevin issue to is being remembered in our nation's capital for giving his life protecting the first amendment. >> the radio television digital news foundation honored him with the citation of courage award for the sacrifice. his wife and stepson accepted during the ceremony at times, virginia, an issue that needed a breath before reading. she says she's thankful his life is being remembered. his passion was to protect and to serve. and he once told me this was his fun job. after serving 25 years in law enforcement, kevin was killed but protecting a kron. 4 journalist from an armed robbery in oakland right before thanksgiving ye, the citation of courage award is presented in recognition of distinguished service to journalism, an extraordinary courage while brave kevin was also kind. his wife said he made true friends with the people he protected. she shared a touching story about how he purchased multiple umbrellas while on vacation. and she questioned why he needed so many and his response was so that when they feel the outside and it was raining that he could protect the

cnn plus show, who's talking to chris wallace, which airs daily on our new streamingm so happy to be talking to chris wallace right now. i'm a huge fan. i was so excited when it was announced you were coming over to cnn. >> that's nice. this is my first appearance on cnn cable, linear. i'm very excited to be here with you and john. be gentle with me. >> we sure will be. and it is very special to us that you're spending your first time on cnn proper here with us. so thank you very much. fascinating interview there with ashton kutcher and mila kunis who is ukrainian american. what can you tell us about it? >> mila kunis was born in ukraine, she and her family emigrated to the united states when she was 7. and she says she didn't ever feel particularly ukrainian until this war started. and now she's telling her 7-year-old and 5-year-old kids, you're half american, you're half iowa, ashton, and half ukrainian, and, you know, the first thing they did was start this go fund me page, and they were able to raise -- they wanted to raise 30 million, they raised $35.7 million an

his new show "who's talking to chris wallace?" premieres tomorrow night. to the late show, chris wallace. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: lovely to have you back. thanks for being here. >> so, stephen, i've got a question -- >> stephen: i ask the questions on my show. >> no, no, i've got a question -- >> stephen: i tell you what, i also have an editor, so go ahead and ask. >> some people would covert say you are a comedian, right. >> stephen: id depends on the crowd. >> so has anyone ever come up out of the crowd and given you a smack right across the face? >> stephen: no, because i have a good security team. >> so they come out but they ge- >> stephen: 100 percent -- like a javelin. actual true story, people used to ask me when i did the colbert report, when i went into congressmen's office and say terrible things to them, people would say how do you keep a straight face? it's obvious because i think they're going to punch me. i respect you as a journalist, you have heft, integrity, and i have ribbed you over the years a few times abi

in los angeles matte finish ktvu fox two news. chrisk addressed the drama at the oscars during a comedy show in boston. tonight it was the comedians first public appearance since the awards show on sunday night. according to tmz, chris rock, was welcomed with a thunderous applause. he told the crowd he's still processing what happened when he was slapped by will smith on stage. and he said he would talk more about this later, less than two weeks ago. tickets for his show were under $50 each now all of his boston shows are sold out. tickets are now being resold for more than $900. each chris rocks ego death tour will make stops in oakland and san francisco, and those tickets are almost sold out. whole burial, whether, after all the cloud cover this morning, we actually had some clearing skies this afternoon and a bit of a warming trend that will take us into the weekend. quick update on something. we don't talk about the locally here too much , and that is the northern lights. geomagnetic store from the sun could be actually boosting the

news at 6. a low can. welcome back. pam. you missed you missed the yeah. oh, wow. i bet you heard. certainly didn't really did a lot of conversation about that. still. yeah. >> chrisk will certainly have new material to work with. weny comes to the bay area live no doubt. and i maybe plexiglas in front of him little security, not us. a new all right. grant, vicki, thank you. coming up tonight at 6 san jose's new plan to try and curb gun violence days after officers shoot and kill. a man will hear from the police chief in just minutes and scaling back. russia says it will drastically reduce its military presence near ukraine's capital. we have the latest developments just ahead. i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore. the news at >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. see the gun. all the occupants. >> and the employees began running out of the restaurant. and, you know, >> a late night brawl involving a gun at a san jose restaurant. and with a man being shot by police. and now police say they are cracking down on the type of illegal gun that man was carrying when he was shot. thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news tonight at 6. hi,

. >> good evening, from new york, i am chris hayes. we appear to have reached a new stage in russia's unprovoked war on ukraine. russia's plan for a blitzkrieg to take the capital, clearly, has failed. both sides are now digging in for a longer stalemate. that may seem like good news for everyone rooting for ukraine to, success, or repel, this indefensible act of marauding aggression, but of course, stalemates can produce a shocking amount of missouri, and atrocity. we have seen so much human suffering in ukraine, leaving to the fastest-growing refugee crisis since world war ii. and three weeks, nearly three and a half million people have fled. this is suffered the most acute anguish of this war, is the city of mariupol. it is 40 miles away from the russian border, and a place where the majority of people, the overwhelming majority, our russian speakers. in fact less than 1% of the people in the city, around 400, 000, speak ukrainian at home. the citizens of mariupol are the people who've russian president vladimir, putin, claims to be

. >>> right now on nbc bay area news, tonight chris rock back on stage. it is the first time since that slap. so did he verbally slap back with a joke? what he said to his audience tonight. >>> also, the academy now admitting it asked will smith to leave the oscars and that he refused. >> how do you escort him out? you have armed security come in and take him by -- one grab each arm and drag him out of the theater? >> we're joined by comedian brian copehand and says the actions the academy should take moving forward. >>> a second booster shot approved. so should you get it? we're getting answers from your covid experts. >>> good evening, everyone. this is nbc bay area news tonight. i am jessica aguirre. let's get you up to speed on the stories that we're watching tonight. his attorney says he's a piece-maker, but that peacemaker, a 20-year-old local football star is in the hospital tonight after police shot him several times outside a san jose restaurant. let's show you pictures of 20-year-old k'aun green given to us by his attorney. that attorney says th

and then chris asked me please never, ever have sleeking joe on again and i said okay, but is he leaving socker please welcome the newck! all right! yeah! how is it hanging? all right! how is it hanging, brother? fongo dongo! man, that is one sweet new gig! you know, you can't spell cailot tell you how good it feels to see you together again. >> i am coming with you! i was born for news! this is shrieking joe on location from "the bone zone," forecast calls for horny! hit it, jon! >> stephen: we'll be right back with bob odenkirk. >> get if there, bro! ♪ ♪ ♪ my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...the tightness, stinging, the pain. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®... ...most people saw 90% clearer skin at 16 weeks. the majority of people saw 90% clearer skin even at 5 years. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. emerge tremfyant®... ...with tremfya®. ask your doctor about tremfya® today. check out this vrbo. oh man. ♪♪ come on. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪

and then chris asked me please never, ever have sleeking joe on again and i said okay, but is he leaving socker please welcome the new best friend, shrieking joe! >> hey, chris, i'm back. all right. yeah. how is it hanging? all right. how is it hanging, brother. fongo dongo. man, that is one sweet new gig. you know, you can't spell connilingus without cnn. >> i cannot tell you how good it feels to see you together again. >> i am coming with you, i was born for news, this is shrieking joe on location from the bone zone, forecast calls for horny. hit it, jon. will you ever want to be my beer bro. we could go ride my atv. ♪ we could get high listen to the eagles. ♪ and share a big bucket of hot wings. ♪ dig in there, duddy. ♪-- buddy. > stephen: we'll be right back with bob eden kirk. -- odenkirk. get if there, bro. ♪ check out this vrbo. oh man. ♪♪ come on. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ got this gorgeous italian leather bag from marshalls. it was such a deal! ♪♪ go with simparica trio it's triple protection made simple! simparica trio is the first and only monthly chewable that covers heartworm disease, ticks and fleas, round a

cnn has a new president. chriseen named -- he helped conceive of "morning joe," produced "the colbert show." have you met and what has he told you he wants to see from cnn plus? andrew: we have not been able to talk to him yet, and even though the discovery shareholders have voted, we are in a quiet period so we have not been able to formally meet. but i have gotten to know chris over the years. what i do know of him is he's an incredibly creative producer and a great journalist. somebody who really knows what an organization like cnn needs to be successful. emily: what the budget for cnn plus? how much have you spent so far? andrew: it is orders of magnitude larger than anything cnn has taken on since the network started. it is a serious undertaking and requires serious investment. the reason for the significant investment is it is tied to that aggressive business plan. we feel very, very confident that we will be able to grow a very substantial subscriber base quickly. we've been able to put together a business p

son comes under more scrutiny as documents shed new light on his business deals with a chinese company. >>> breaking his silence. for the first time chris rock talks about getting slapped by will smith at the oscars. >>> well, good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. military forces in ukraine are under new attacks, and this is after russia claimed that it would scale back operations near the capital of kyiv. in his nightly address, president volodymyr zelenskyy said that his country's defense against the invasion is at a turning point, and he called for tanks, aircraft, and artillery systems. russia continued bombarding areas near kyiv yesterday, throwing doubt on a potential progress in the peace talks which continue tomorrow. bradley blackburn is in new york with the very latest. bradley, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. there's another factor complicating those peace talks -- a growing sense that russia' information about what's happening with his own troops on the ground. the white house says senior advisers to russian president vladimir putin are afraid to tell him the truth about the war in ukraine. >>

chris in new york, chris >> caller: boo-yah, jim.ivilege to be speaking with you. what your thoughts on wells fargo? and when are we getting charlie sharpton show? >> i would love to have charlie on he is the ceo and one of the largest positions in the charitable trust wells fargo is the bank stock to own. john in new jersey, john >> caller: jim, how you doing, sir? >> i'm doing well. how about you? >> caller: fine. need your advice, brother. >> sure. >> caller: enbridge. >> i like enbridge wall street doesn't like it. >> buy, buy, buy >> how about juan in nevada. juan >> caller: is this jimmy chill >> you bet it is. >> caller: hey, jim. i'm investing club member, very happy. i already own amd and marvell on your recommendations. >> thank you >> caller: thank you very much and i'm looking for more semiconductor exposure for automotive side. i'm looking at nxp semiconductor. >> i like nxp. they are really the auto semiconductor. >> buy, buy, buy >> i know i should probably have more auto and less telco, but i like ours too. i think yo

golden jump ship for florida just hours after that announcement, the athletic director named a new head coach chrisver the dons program after serving one season as an assistant kron four's. kate rooney caught up with him earlier this week. >> i'm joined by the new head coach of the san francisco dons chris gurlitt's son. chris, thank you so much for taking the time to sit down with us today. what a season this team is coming off of. you've been a part of it. how would you describe your coaching philosophy and how that's going to shape the way you approach this program? yeah, i ther

. >>> hi there, i'm chris jansing live at msnbc headquarters in new york. it is wednesday, march 9th. this morning, we are watching the disintegration of ukraine in realtime. thousands fleeing, trying to get ahead of the russian onslaught, countries and corporations expanding efforts to help ukraine, and punish vladimir putin. yet, the war just keeps getting worse. the numbers are huge, 2 million evacuated. the ukrainian government says 100,000 people fled yesterday alone. but it's the individual pictures here that tell the story of the misery these people have had to endure. this child carried in his stroller over a makeshift bridge to escape from irpin. an elderly woman in a wheelchair if this doesn't break your heart, covered in snow as she is evacuated to the capital. new evacuation routes are being opened in six locations, including from villages around kyiv, as well as the cities of sumy and mariupol, but it remains to be seen if the russian assault will stop long enough for them to remain open. in mariupol, the situation is particularly horrific. hun

news. comedian chris rock speaking out for the first time since will smith slapped him onstage at sunday'sking off his comedy tour in boston tonight saying that he's got something to say, but maybe not yet. the comedian telling the audience at an earlier performance tonight, i had written a whole show before this weekend. i'm still processing what happened, so at some point, i'll talk about that s. it'll be serious. it will be funny. but right now, i am going to tell some jokes. at a second show just moments ago, he implied that he hasn't talked to smith since the slap. rock's fans telling cnn they stand behind him. >> i think, personally, that will smith was kind of in the wrong. you know what i'm saying? a comedian is a comedian. unfortunately, they say what they say. >> well obviously, the person instigating violence is in the wrong. right? >> how do you think chris rock handled himself? >> amazing. his reaction was consistent with what you would think a host would, you know, react. >> all right. well, will smith now facing possible disciplinary action from the academy. cnn's brian todd

two of abc's powerhouse political roundtable, democratic strategist donna brazil, former new jersey governor chriss. governor, let me begin with you. clearly huge expectation expectations in the runup to the speech, arguably one of the important nights of his presidency. how did joe biden do? >> well, i think the problem is that he didn't address a lot of these problems head-on in a way the american people are going to find believable. look, i got a text from somebody during the speech that said they just paid over $5 a gallon for gas. he talks about releasing 60 million barrels of oil. worldwide that is a drop in the bucket. and people know that. he talks about the world taking too long to realize how high the stakes there. yet he was the one who didn't arm ukrainians with defensive weapons for the last 13 months. so when people walk away from the speech and they start to think about it tomorrow, they're still going to go to the gas station, to the supermarket, and they're going to watch the news and see that his policies are not working. >> donna, tonight it was joe biden, global leader. even on

she's joining us on the un headquarters in new york. so chris, the obviously the launch is a violation of restrictions imposed by the un security council. and obviously, members are not happy about this. clearly they're not i, we're hearing from china right now as a, as we go to air with this i. 4 years ago, the un security council agreed to impose sanctions on north korea as a result of an intercontinental ballistic missile launched. there was so much concern that the council came together and impose these tough sanctions. to put this in perspective, kim jung on of north korea yesterday launched an intercontinental ballistic missile that is believed to be even more powerful. on the very day that the un security council was due to extend the mandate of the panel of experts that overseas these a missile launches and the sanctions and the violations and so on and so forth. so thumbing there knows that you would think at the security council. so obviously this was a concern. the vote was delayed for a day so that the council members could react to

. - [chris] new york! - [radio announcer] it's a prairie home companion. lic media and produced by-- - [chris] that was fun. ♪ i'll never love again all put the big old scare into people. they came out with that radio program and-- - [chris] you weren't around for when they came out with it. - [male speaker] wasn't it? - he wasn't around. you'd have to be 70 years old to be around when it came. he saw the movie about it. - [vern] i mean, i didn't see the movie about it. they actually said that it caused a big scare in the world. - [chris] yeah, there was a movie about it. - [male speaker] oh my god. [audience applauding on radio] [footsteps] [somber ament music] - what's your first name? - vernon. - vernon? - yeah. - [officer] is there an address on your id? have you ever been arrested before? that's just a yes or no answer. - [male speaker] yes, sir. - [officer] okay. - [officer] if you'll sign here. it's not a mission. - i know. - [officer] i'm saying i explain to you the charge and that you're gonna receive a copy of the citation. the charge is camping a

really appreciate you coming on tonight. >> thanks, chris. >> all right, a very busy news day for monitoringwill turn it over to the rachel maddow show with e amen, who starts in no. >> hey, chris, thank you very much, greatly appreciated. and thanks to you at home for joining us in this hour, as we mentioned, we will start with this late breaking, and what i would know it is a dangerous situation unfolding in ukraine. this, on your screen right now, is a live video from a nuclear plant in ukraine. in a city called and norwood are. it is not only the largest nuclear plant in ukraine, but last week we are, it's actually the largest nuclear plant in all of europe. and according to ukraine's minister foreign affairs, tonight, russia, right now is firing on all sides of that nuclear power plant. the mayor of the city says that the plans as currently on fire. this video was scott on the security camera earlier this evening, appearing to show some kind of projectile being fired at the plant.

and with that i do want to send it over to my colleague in new york, chris jansing, who has the veryirmation hearings. hi there, chris. >> hi there, kristen. thank you. turning to capitol hill, this hearing for ketanji brown jackson now in six hours, just resuming after a lunch break. this is a historic day for the u.s. supreme court. but in the words of senator pat leahy it's also a sad day for the u.s. senate after contentious questioning from senator lindsey graham. now, a few themes have come up repeatedly through the morning. jackson's sentencing record, court packing, and abortion. >> no one suggests that a 20-week-old fetus can live independently outside the mother's womb. do they? >> i don't know. >> i mean, you need -- the child will need to be fed and sheltered and all the other essentials to sustain human life. so there's no suggestion that after 20 weeks that a child can live independently. correct? >> senator, i'm not a biologist. i haven't studied this. i don't know. >> i want to bring in nbc's garrett haake, who's on capitol hill, who's been following this all along. g

another gut punch to fans today with the news joining chris bassett, matt olsen in the you build us atadium or we're going to keep doing this story. it is matt chapman he has gone goes to the toronto blue jays perennial gold glove winner . in fact, he's won the platinum a couple of times he goes for a package of prospects talks about the prospect. of joining a title contender. it's a team is ready to compete now and they're ready to win and go for it so it could be happier to go join that and also, you know, it's emotional because i'm gonna leave in organization that you know, gave me an opportunity that i met a lot of my best friends at and you know, i've had so many great memories, so it's sad to leave. but it's happy takeover somewhere where it's going to be an incredible opportunity. meanwhile shaky up season for the 40 niners so far, they've lost two key offensive and defensive lineman and now news that start running back. raheem mostert is gone. going to the miami dolphins to join former offensive coordinator mike mcdaniels, now the head coach. it is a one year deal worth $3.1 m

>>> the potential new fallout now after that stunning moment will smith hitting chris rock. the academy board of governors and the new meeting. what we're learning tonight. >>> that threat of severe storms in the coming hours and tomorrow. our team telling us a level four out of five potential for dangerous tornadoes. several states. and this will all move east. ginger zee live in the storm zone tonight. >>> terror in israel. the deadly shooting spree. at least five people and the gunman killed near tel aviv. >>> tonight, back here at home, the 7:37 gap in the white house phone logs on january 6th. >>> the historic moment at the white house today. president biden signing the landmark emmitt teett till law. >>> the queen paying tribute to prince philip today, escorted by prince andrew. >>> and then the other moment we saw in the subway in ukraine. everyone stood and listened and it will move you, too. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy tuesday night. that tornado threat as we come on the air. the new booster shot for covid. but we are going

following the vision of you, chris new zealand has pledged a further $3500000.00 of non lethal military assistance to ukraine. prime minister jacinto order and said the money would be primarily directed to a nato trust fund that provides help in the form of communication equipment. and 1st day communications and military polish officials say thousands of trucks headed for believers are backed up for 40 kilometers at the border. as protesters blocked the road, the demonstrators were demanding the you hold all trade with russia and it's al, i believe. over to warn you, chris francis agriculture minister says the russian invasion of ukraine could lead to a global food crisis. ukraine is normally one of the world's biggest grain exporters, but with the war threatening this year's harvest, their shortfall and higher prices will likely be felt across the globe. and now ukrainians themselves need food aid. a food delivery for ukraine's hungry, responding to a humanitarian crisis that didn't even exist a month ago. some of the supplies, however, were previously destined for hungry people in oth

new york. will smith is apologizing to chris rock after slapping the comedian at the oscars. rock told a joke about will smith's wife, jada pinkett smith. he said his behavior was inexcusable, and that violence in all forms is poisonous and destructive. >>> russia and ukraine are continuing another round of peace talks in istanbul. russian troops have largely stalled across the country, but the shelling rages on. a spokesperson for the kremlin says the war in ukraine is not a reason for the usage of a nuclear weapon. >>> one california canine had a rough day after heavy rain swept him down the l.a. river. fortunately after nearly two hours, rescue crews got the dog out of harm's way. for more news download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connect to tv. i'm tom hanson, cbs news. >>> this is the cbs "overnight news." >>> good evening. thank you for joining us as we start a new week together. president biden surprised the world today when he stood by his comments he made in warsaw that vladimir putin "can not stay in power." it was expected he was going to clean up those

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after will smith slaps chris rock on stage at the academy awards? the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. backlash tonight over will smith outburst after comedian chris rock told a joke about smith's wife, jada. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener, and i'm greg lee. tonight smith is apologizing, calling his behavior unacceptable. ktvu is elissa harrington joins us now live with more reaction. i got a chance to speak with some comedians based here in the bay area, they say they are now concerned for their own safety. they're worried that others may be inspired by what they saw. will smith do at the academy awards and attack them if they are insulted by a joke? oh richard, it was the slap seen around the world. wow shocking oscars moment between actor will smith and comedian chris rock that has everyone talking and has other comedians jumping to rocks. defense, i thought, oh, this this could be bad. this could kind of emboldened people at a show that i'm performing at to maybe get really upset at something that i say and want to come up and smack me. paul conyer

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actually happening in the ground in kyiv when all in starts right now. >> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. we have breaking news tonight about the january six investigation, but not the one in congress. night after night, we keep telling you about the potential crimes that appeared to have been committed in the run up to the january six insurrection. there has been a safe to say a palpable frustration with a perceived lack of criminal investigation progress against those responsible. since july of last year when bipartisan select committee started investigating the insurrection, cooking documents, testimony, they have been essentially fire rockets towards the justice department for months now. with one consistent message, here's a whole bunch of evidence, maybe should do something. this happened most recently during the monday's hearing when multiple committee members called on the doj to take stronger action against donald trump and his allies who were responsible for the attempted coup which culminated in the attack on the capitol. evidence of criminality is obvious. >> we have le

coincidence. >>> breaking news on the slap that will go down in oscars history, executive producer of the oscar telecast spoke out about the confrontation between will smith and chrishile ago. >> you know, this was battery is the word they used in that moment. they said we will go get him, we are prepared, we're prepared to get him right now, you can press charges, we can arrest him. they were laying out the options. and as they were talking, chris was, he was being very dismissive of those options he was like no, i'm fine. like no, no, and even to the point where i said rock, let him finish, the lapd officers finish laying out what his options were and they said, you know, would you like us to take any action and he said no. >> chris rock also is breaking silence on will smith's attack as we learn new details about what happened immediately afterwards, cnn's bryan thomas working the story for us getting more information as well, bryan, what's the latest? >> wolf tonight new reporting on the disputes accounts whether will smith was actually asked to leave after the slapping incident or not and as will mentioned, chris rock spoken out publicly for the first time and

news headquarters. i am joined by my esteemed colleague, chris hayes, a joy, read someone i'm happy to call tonight a new colleague, simone sanders, great to have you here sanders. she was senior adviser to biden's presidential campaign. most recently a senior adviser and to spikes person to vice president harris. but now we have her in our clutches. split screen at the state of the union in dc tonight. the whole world is watching. a 40 mile long massive convoy of innumerable russian military vehicles. toward the city of kyiv. for, now it appears to not be moving. as senior pentagon official telling nbc news today that that convoy may have slowed down because russian forces are already running out of fuel, and even food for their troops. today, russia launched the brunt of its attacks from the air rather than the ground. they are not shooting only add military targets, which is with the russian government has repeatedly claim. today they hit the main radio and tv tower in kyiv. that knocks tv stations off the air in the capital. and ukraine's second largest city in kharkiv, close to the russian border, t

we got even more breaking news, lapd reportedly was ready to arrest will smith. did chrisress charges? this according to abc news so well rock come out the winner of the fight that should never have happened? or is will smith finished in tinseltown? i don't think he finished, i think you will find a way to exploit the drama data until she wanders off. >> not on his side for long. more of like a timeshare than an actual marriage but isn't it amazing under joe biden crime is even up at the oscars? like, there's nowhere to run. [laughter] i don't believe anybody. i don't believe will smith. kennedy: a second when the producer said we asked will smith -- who stays when they are asked to leave? the cops are right there, we want you to leave. no, just stay. i'm just going to stay. >> i mean if you want him to go, you have the legal recourse to get him out he was about to win best actor, they didn't want officer smith accepting the award for best actor. as interesting as it would have been. kennedy: flocking phoenix again -- >> the whole thing was a rocket. kennedy: that's fun, j

i'm doug koch has more on the academy's response and also new reaction from chris rock himself. >> well meeting will smith was asked to leave the academy awards but refused in the meantime, chris rock addressed the slot for the first time before a sold-out crowd during his comedy routine. it was moments after the infamous lap after the yelling the academy says will smith was asked to leave the ceremony but refused academy of motion picture arts and sciences board members met to determine a punishment if any, for well. that will be addressed at the next board meeting will has also been presented with a 15 days notice of a vote as well as an opportunity to be heard. he may face suspension or expulsion. lovell make you do crazy things how gross is this? this is just >> the wrong message. you know, i us saw somebody. you get a scored out the building. >> and that's it, you but but for them to let him >> continue, i thought i thought it was was growth. the academy issuing a statement apologizing to chris rock at the same time admitting they should have handled the situation differently. i wa

we know that the former governor of new jersey, chris christie has been slamming former president trumpor calling putin a genius. the president trump, former president saying he doesn't support russia or putin. he was saying he was referring to putin's military strategy which is something different than media has been portraying it. let's watch trump at cpac over the weekend. watch this. >> we should not be buying russian energy but rather allow the people of our country to start producing like they did just one year ago. under bush russia invaded georgia. under obama russia took crimea. under biden russia invaded ukraine. i stand as the only president of the 21st century on whose watch russia did not invade another country. [applause] you can take the five worst presidents in american history and put them together and they would not have done the damage that joe biden and his administration has done in just a very short 13 months. [applause] elizabeth: mick, your reaction? >> yeah. i think he is exactly right message for him to send. by the way one of the things people forget trump did

chris. this follows the news earlier today that the academy is looking into this incident.for the academy of motion pictures, arts and sciences, as to how they deal with this. they really have very limited scope. they could expel will smith, they could censure him, but it is very unlikely he would forfeit the best actor oscar he picked up last night, only a few minutes after the incident involving chris rock. it leaves something of a dilemma for the academy, because a lot of people believe on a public platform, such an incident... inaudible. indeed, when you look at some of the commentary coming out about this, it really does seem very divided, doesn't it? i was particularly struck by will smith's acceptance speech on the night. when he talked about the night. when he talked about the fact denzil washington, a fellow actor, had counselled him and quoted from him, saying, at your highest moment, be careful, that is when the devil comes for you. with this apology, do you think there is apology, do you think there is a sense of redemption for will smith in all of this? can he

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new york, it's "late night with seth meyers. tonight -- taylor schilling star of "bust down," actor and comedian chris redd. all-new "closer look. featuring the 8g band with todd sucherman ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're all doing well tonight. and now, let's get to the news house minority leader kevin mccarthy yesterday criticized russian president vladimir putin and said, "i think putin is evil. i think he is a dictator." added mccarthy, "that said, i'd obviously still vote for him in 2024." president biden signed an executive order yesterday on cryptocurrency the order specifies that it can no longer be your entire personality. "yo, you pimps talkin' crypto? according to newly released documents, former president trump refinanced trump tower last month and took out a $100 million loan it turns out the guy he usually asks for money is pretty busy right now. during a visit yesterday to the ukrainian cultural center in london, britain's prince william said that the ongoing russian invasion of ukraine makes him feel "use

we have a lot of news to get to tonight. but first, cbs' chris livesay joins us from ukraine's third-largest city of odessa. good evening, chris. >> reporter: good evening, norah. a 35-hour curfew is in effect in kyiv until thursday morning. this after a new shelling struck the capital and across the country. it's a war without rest for the living or the dead. the air raid sirenz interrupt a funeral for ukrainian soldiers in the city of lviv, but now, almost three weeks since russia's invasion began, these mourners hardly flinch, many now numb to the relentless death and destruction. in ukraine's second-largest city of kharkiv, more than 600 buildings have been crushed by r-shelling since the start of t. schools, nurseries, hospitals, and homes it. this woman can barely be rescued before russian jets come back to haunt her. and today, kyiv was once again hit, killing at least four people inside their apartments. hi, nice to meet you. the latest violence making it more stunning, that leaders are risking their lives to meet ukraine's president in t

the show of solidarity at the iss. >> new developments in the will smith-chris rock confrontation. >> the academy will hold an emergency meeting to discuss the issue. here is derek dennis with the new signs that smith may face serious consequences. >> new indications will smith may face consequences for slapping chris rock at the oscars. today, the board for the academy of motion picture arts and sciences is expected to hold an emergency meeting where they will likely decide whether to punish smith. >> nobody is ok with what happened, nobody. >> whoopi goldberg is on the board and says she does not believe the oscars should be taken away for him, but yesterday, she suggested smith does need to be punished. >> there are consequences, there are big consequences. >> in, criticizing the standing ovation smith got when he accepted his oscar just minutes after assaulting raw. >> i was sickened. i felt like hollywood is just spineless en masse. show a disapproval or say something on twitter or whatever. you do not have the right to walk up on stage and smack somebody in the face because they

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