efforts to avoid an escalation of the ukraine . prices class dw news, visit the frontline town in new craig residence in witness ball before our trying to keep hopes of peace ally. ah, i'm all i was like a welcome to the short diplomatic efforts are intensifying on both sides of the atlantic to resolve the ukraine crisis in washington. you as president joe biden. hell, tools with german chancellor will sholtes by the stress that germany is a reliable partner and they will work together to try and find a diplomatic solution. french presidents, emmanuel, macro neva, meanwhile, traveled to moscow for talks with russian president vladimir putin in his, to his diplomatic push to de escalate the situation. my cross said the next few days would be decisive in efforts to avoid conflict cruz and said he was willing to compromise an urgent diplomatic push weld ladies met in the russian vaguely. and us capitals in an effort to diffuse tension over ukraine. in his 1st visit to washington, his german chancellor. oh, laughed shalt sat down with you as president joe biden to pursue what they called a dipl

doug, along the border with new craig, we talked this week to a respected foreign policy analyst. they must both share those of kiana as the west misunderstood russia position. and just hoping this is the current situation conflict zone in 60 minutes on d w o t, please listen carefully. don't know how with miss to the a girl. ah, feel the magic discover the world around you. subscribe to d w documentary on youtube. with oh, turkey has developed its own vaccine called took a back. how effective is it? welcome to this coven, 19 special on dw.

the new craig, these the conflict line, at least part of the country. we've heard about shelling, endless shelling with lots of throughout the day in areas just north of here in the bulk of in custody of it. and there was also shelling in la gods. we have heard there power station was hit yesterday. there was $122.00 millimeter artillery board to bear, which is bad by the means agreements that shouldn't be here. but again, sci fi violations are being recorded and being conducted by both sides of the conflict. that is the ukrainian military, as well as the breakaway republics, now recognized by russia of the security situation here, while perhaps here called that it was yesterday, remains critical, remains in a sense of the state of escalation unless it remains to be seen with the hours the coming hours will bring because obviously the situation is developing very quickly . the international community focus right now on what is yes. so there is a lot of pressure all sides. good to be on. the 1st big grains president made a public address denouncing the r

requested and emergency security council meeting of to russia recognized to break away regions in east new craig as independent president vladimir putin side. the decree alongside rebel leaders from the self proclaimed on net can lew hands peoples republics. he's ordered the army to launch a so called peacekeeping operation. that was been swift condemnation from the west . the european union and the united states denounced the move as illegal. both are imposing sanctions targeting the rep territories estimates very, but it's thought there are between 15190000 russian troops around ukraine. the european council on foreign relations believes that there are 102150001 the russian ukrainian, bought up by ukraine's estimate. there are also around $35000.00 russian backed separatist fights, as in. don't ask and do hans in washing annexed crimea. it's thought that there are for the $32000.00 troops, $30000.00 in bella roost, plus $1000.00 in moldova. these 13 russian battleships have been conducting live fire exercises in the black and as of cease out to serious charles stratford is on the road with a u

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craig melvin picks up with more news next. more news next. >>> a good thursday morning to you. craig melvin here from msnbc world headquarters in new york city. there's a lot to cover this morning. fast-moving developments. right now joint base andrews, as you can see president biden boarding air force i. as we speak, he is headed here to new york city to talk gun violence. it comes just minutes after the president addressed a raid that he directed in syria, the leader of isis died during that raid. >> last night's operation took a major terrorist leader off the battlefield and has sent a strong message to terrorists around the world, we will come after you and find you. >> and this is what is left of the building where that raid happened. a senior administration official says the operation -- the beginning of the operation, the target of the raid exploded a bomb. they say that bomb killed the target and also killed members of his own family, including women and children. in just a few minutes, i'll talk to white house communications director kate bedingfield about that raid and

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craig templeton, bbc news quote. great goals there.ster united 3—1. all the goals came in the first half at kingsmeadow. jess carter rounded off the scoring for emma hayes's side five minutes before the interval. united ended the match with ten players, after sophie baggaley was sent off for this foul on sam kerr. cardiff pulled further clear of the championship relegation zone in one of two matches in the division. they beat bottom side barnsley 1—0 — uche ikpeazu with a debut goal off the bench in the second half for cardiff's second win in four days. and huddersfield kept their push for promotion with a 2—0 win over derby. staying with the championship, west bromwich albion have sacked boss valerien ismael. he had taken them to fifth in the league, but fans have voiced concerns over his style of football. steve bruce has emerged as the favourite to take over. he's been out of work since being sacked by newcastle united in october 2021, after their saudi take over. the baggies have a week before their next game against sheffield unit

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craig melvin picks up with more news next. more news next. >>> a good thursday morning to you. morning. fast-moving developments. right now joint base andrews, as you can see president biden boarding air force i. as we speak, he is headed here to new york city to talk gun violence. it comes just minutes after the president addressed a raid that he directed in syria, the leader of isis died during that raid. >> last night's operation

starts at the half hour mark, and then tomorrow, you don't want to miss a cnbc exclusive when the new ceo, craighis first cnbc interview on "squawk on the street. guys >> contessa, thank you for all that news. contessa brewer. we have another earnings alert viacom cbs, including new subscriber numbers for paramount plus let's get to julia with all that >> that's right. viacom's earnings beating on the bottom line, reportening an adjusted 26 earns per share versus the 43 earnings per share esti estimated. that seems to be what is weighing on the stock, now down about 2%, but revenues did beat estimates with $8 billion in revenues versus the $7.5 billion estimated. and global subscribers coming in at 56 million versus the less than 53 million that analysts had estimated. so that's for total streaming subscribers, while paramount plus added 7.3 million subs to 32.8 million subs total. so we do seem to see that earnings miss weighing on shares, but we are seeing some better than expected streaming growth, and that streaming growth will be in focus when the company hosts its investor day that's comin

craig templeton, bbc news. plenty of drama them. that's all the sport for now.n salford. there has been a bit of drama in terms of the weather of course this weekend. 83,000 homes are still without power today following storm eunice, so far 1.3 million households have been reconnected after damage caused by the storm. there are further weather warnings for wind covering much of the uk and heavy rain in northern england, with the met office issuing an amber warning for high winds in northern ireland from midnight tonight. as the third named storm of the week — storm franklin — is expected to bring more rain and gale force winds across the uk. here is alice key. sweeping away in sussex, chopping through trees in the capital, and picking up the pieces in somerset. all part of the clean—up operation following one of the worst storms to hit the uk in decades. it was just absolutely brutal, nonstop. just devastation everywhere, as you can see, really. hopefully we'll never get it again, ever. many communities are still without power, including this holiday park in bre

craig: corporations are slow to adopt this new way of working.egulation of the legislative bodies involved are very slow, technology and behavior are driving this trend. should people not have a sign in show -- should people not have a financial safety net of services> it is incumbent on policymakers and lawmakers to provide freedom and flexibility, but also the social safety net these workers deserve as they are producing tons and tons of audit committee for all types of companies and platforms. my answer, it should be both. caroline: it's great to get some time with you. gig wage, thank you. while the black unemployment rate has lagged in the pandemic recovery, our next guest is saying that's partly because entrepreneurship is on the rise. john hope bryant is with us, with operation hope, next, to discuss. this is bloomberg. ♪ romaine: today's triple take is focused on the jobs report out today, and something the data did not quite show, the trend we have been seeing in the workforce the past couple of years, really. entrepreneurship. we have s

craig templeton, bbc news. great goals there.ampionship relegation zone in one of two matches in the division. they beat bottom side barnsley i—0 — uche ikpeazu with a debut goal off the bench in the second half for cardiff�*s second win in four days. and huddersfield kept their push for promotion with a 2—0 win over derby. staying with the championship, west bromwich albion have sacked boss valerien ismael. he had taken them to fifth in the league, but fans have voiced concerns over his style of football. steve bruce has emerged as the favourite to take over. he�*s been out of work since being sacked by newcastle united in october 2021, after their saudi takeover. the baggies have a week before their next game against sheffield united at bramall lane. sadio mane became senegal�*s joint all time leading goal—scorer as they beat burkina faso 3—1 to make the africa cup of nations final. the goals all came in the second half, senegal taking the lead through abdou diallo, and then the second from bamba dieng. burkina faso did pull on

news right now. >>> good friday morning, everybody. i'm yasmin vossoughian in for craig melvin here at msnbc headquarters in new york city. a number of stories developing this hour. breaking right now, eyes on the white house. the president slated to meet with our allies about the crisis in ukraine any second now. the virtual show of force includes the italy, the eu. >> we continue to see very troubling signs of russian escalation. we're in a window where an invasion could begin at any time. and to be clear, that includes during the olympics. >> it is coming as nbc news has new reporting on nine different routes russian forces could take if it decides to invade. plus any time now, we're waiting for the fda to release data on pfizer's vaccine trials for cages age 6 months to four years. and there's another big challenge facing our nation, inflation. it's the highest since 1982. you're feeling it, your extended family is feeling it and so are small businesses. ahead i'm going to talk with two business owners about how they've had to adapt to keep their businesses open. we

w. news. watching into the conflict zone with sebastian best montana international cooper. no, but tens of thousands of russian troops along the border with craig. we talked this week to a respected foreign policy analyst in moscow, yada yada of the west, new some good russian position from just problem paying. this is the current situation conflict zone next, on d, w to the point, strong opinions, clear positions, international perspectives. could turkey soaring inflation and plunging currency, bring down the president, sometimes referred to as tesla type for his ability to deflect crises, economic pain is provoking doubt even among staunch supporters. can turkey survive adder one by down to the point to look point 2 minutes on d, w o. in y, dwayne extreme is again, well, being late and burned in south africa, people with disabilities more likely to lose their jobs independent, make black lives matter. shine a spotlight on racially modem is to leave my same sex marriage is being legalized in more and more countries, discrimination and inequality or part of everyday life. for many we ask why? because life is diversity. to make up your own mind

joining us now is susanne craig, "new york times" investigative reporter and an msnbc contributor.donald trump since 2015. no one knows them better. we're so excited to talk to you. i want to read part of this letter to you. it says, mazar said it concluded that the statements were no longer reliable based in part on the attorney general's earlier filings, its own investigations and information the accountants received from internal and external sources t. letter added that mazars performed its work in accordance with professional standards. that sounds a lot like, we got new information and cya. >> that's exactly what's going on. it's incredible. i'm just going through the letter, and it's interesting. they say while, quote, we have not concluded that the various financial statements as a whole contain material discrepancies, based on the totality of the circumstances, we believe our advice to you is no longer -- and on it goes. they're saying, there's something under the surface and they're backing up by saying, you know, not concluded that there's, you know, as on the whole cont

news right now. >>> good friday morning, everybody. i'm yasmin vossoughian in for craigght now, eyes on the white house. the president slated to meet with our allies about the crisis in ukraine any second now. the

with that in mind, joining us now is presidential historian craig shirley. in his newslovakia, claiming certain territory there was german in nature. he took portions of czechoslovakia. the other issue is political will. what stymied fdr for so many years was there was no political will in the united states for getting into another european war. we had a bad taste in our mouth after world war i, all we got was death and debt, so there was no will whatsoever. do we have political will in this country today to take a more international stand toward ukraine, putin, and europe? >> craig, elise jordan here. in april 1945, the u.s. leadership itself was divided on how the soviet union should be approached. can you talk a little bit about the debate at that point of history about were they ally or foe? >> well, that was an ongoing question, wasn't it? and it divided the united states for many years until the end of the war, and then it became pretty much all on one side. they were an enemy, but they were a convenient ally at the time. there was always suspicion between the bi

news right now. >>> hey there, everybody. good morning. i'm yasmin vossoughian in for my friend craig melvin here at msnbc headquarters in new york. first up, enough developments with the crisis in ukraine. more u.s. troops have been deployed from fort campbell in kentucky to europe. and secretary blinken answered a question that people have been wondering, is russia actually pulling back its troops from the ukrainian border like they say they are? >> there's what russia says and what russia does. we haven't seen any pullback of their forces. we continue to see not only these forces mass, we continue to see critical units moving toward the border not away from the border. what we need to see is exactly the opposite. we need to see these forces moving away. >> the president warning russia has about 150,000 troops massed and that the united states is prepared no matter what happens. ahead i'm going to talk with texas congressman colin allread, who was recently in ukraine, by the way. president biden also warns a russian invasion could affect the u.s. economy, especially gas prices so wh

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since the beginning i'm with russian troops invaded to craig to prove ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin. fierce fighting is taking place on multiple fronts. one day after russia stop at a war against ukraine, thousands of people have been killed as ukrainian forces that try to repel the invasion president, a lot of as the lead. he says he's staying put in cave, despite being the number one target of the attack. tens of thousands of civilians, of slaying major cities, while those who remain sake shelter the commission of all nuclear power plant is among the targets.

let's talk about this with "new york times" investigative reporter susanne craig.preciate it. as always, good to talk to you. i got to say, let's talk first about mazars, and i want to read a little bit from mazars letter where they don't necessarily mince words, saying this. we write to advise that the statements of financial condition for donald j. trump for the years ending june 30, 2011, through june 30, 2020, should no longer be relied upon, and you should inform any recipients thereof who are currently relying upon one or more of those documents that those documents should not be relied upon. so this is not just affecting something as simple as trump's accounting, right? taxes are due. i don't have an accountant. this is a lot bigger, right? because you think about all of the financial disclosures that we have learned about over the last few years. the amount of money the former president and trump organization owes, those loans that are coming up and the loans that he still needs to seek out, and he's got nothing to give at this point. >> well, it's interest

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craig logger of the detroit news has obtained an email sent to rudy giuliani both of whom are investigating voter fraud. the emails are update on the fake scheme in michigan. crucially, in these emails, this lawyer is telling the trump campaign that he's been working with one of the fake michigan electors. this is one of the emails it was sent by this lawyer his name is kenneth chesebro. he sent the email on december 11th, 2020. three days before they needed to cast their votes. you can see that rudy giuliani is copied, as well as another official from the campaign. quote, mr. kerik, thank you for your call, attached are the memos which should help the michigan people get up to speed on some of the reasons why we're having all of the votes on the elect stage. last night i emailed to marion sheridan grassroots vice chair a pact of materials to use for voting. marion sheridan was one of the fake electors. three days later she would sign that he was dual elected and qualified. two days after that email, he sent another message that included a seven-document package for michigan including a che

craig templeton, bbc news.the pick of the bunch. emma hayes�* side will face either spurs or manchester city in the final. liverpool fans could have lots of interest in the africa cup of nations final. mo salah and egypt face hosts cameroon later whilst sadio mane inspired senegal to victory over burkina faso in the other semi. the forward rounded off a 3—1win to send senegal through to the final for the second straight tournament — although they've never won it. you can watch cameroon versus egypt on bbc three, the iplayer and bbc sport website from 7 tonight. west bromwich albion are in talks with steve bruce about becoming their new manager. bruce is favourite to replace, valerien ismael who was sacked yesterday. bruce himself has been out of work after being dismissed by newcastle in october. that's all the sport for now. we have been asking you about how you are planning to cope with the increasing cost of living as we are waiting at 11 o'clock on the energy regulator to announce the energy price cap, we a

john craig is the political correspondent for or sister network, sky news. jon, what has the reaction been? >> very hostile reaction you expect it from the opposition from the labor leader, but also people on his own side, notably the former prime minister theresa may she got up and said, you either didn't read the report, you didn't understand the rules, rather, or you thought they didn't apply to you. boris johnson didn't have much of an answer to that there was another senior back bencher that said, you've lost my support so not just the opposition but mps on his own side and it was all more muted than a week or so ago when he came out fighting. the prime minister does appear to be in a weaker position this evening than this morning. >> weaker, but not out what options do the mps have now? >> the way it works is conservative back-benchers have to write a letter to their back bench shop steward, a senior named graham brady, demanding a vote of no confidence in him if he survives that, he's safe for another year if he loses it, that's it, he's out. so it's

news is already in. mercedes benz, we talk about this with craig trudell. strong numbers. the stock up 6.62%.credit, the banks of had a fairly good run of things recently. now we are starting to get into an area where we start to see m&a. 10 shall unicredit going after bps. unicredit down 1.17. wizz air is down, but on the week this is a sector that has had incredible run. of eight on the travel story through the end of the week. iag has had a good week. wizz has had a good week. a lot of european airlines making more positive news. the travel and leisure sector has been in outperformer. a return to travel, returned to people moving around the world. potentially that should be good for the luxury sector. that is not what the numbers are showing this week. kriti: let's stick with that topic. the growth in the luxury sector was late to the decline in the travel sector. he spoke to bloomberg tv earlier today. >> luxury goods overall has very strong demand before the pandemic. with the pandemic it grew because there was a big trend before it an experiential luxury , spending for travel, restauran

craig monger at the detroit news has obtained emails sent to rudy giuliani, and his buddy, bernard kerik, both of whom were investigating voter fraud for the trump campaign. the emails were updates on the fake elector scheme in michigan sent by a lawyer involved in the trump campaign's efforts to overturn the election. crucially, in these emails, this lawyer is telling the trump campaign that he's been working with one of the fake michigan electors. this is one of the emails. it was sent by this lawyer. his name is kenneth chavez bro, he sent this email on december 11th, 2020. so three days before the electors needed to cast their votes. you can see that rudy giuliani's campaign, as well as another campaign official. quote, mr. kerik, thank you for your call. a touch the memos i mentioned which should help the michigan people get up to speed on some of the reasons for having all electors vote in all contested states. last night, i emailed to michigan grassroots vice chair marion sheridan a draft packet of materials to use for the voting. i will have an updated package later this afternoo

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i'm yasmin vossoughian in for my friend craig melvin here in nbc studios in new york city. first any minute we are expected to hear from the president. the january jobs report is out and it beat economic forecasts. 467,000 more people have been added to the payroll. and unemployment ticked up just a hair to 6% and we are seeing massive revisions and it means employment is doing even better than we thought. good news for americans and the biden administration as well. we'll take you to the white house live once the president starts speaking about that. our eyes are on, of course, eastern europe. we have a look from fort bragg, north carolina, showing u.s. troops deploying to the region. and u.s. intelligence says russia could fabricate a pretext for an invasion of ukraine. more on all of this in members when i talk with congresswoman miki sherrill. you don't want to miss that conversation. and you thought that was all this hour? we just got news out of brunswick, georgia in the last hour regarding the men convicted of murdering ahmaud arbery. the hate crimes trial against th

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i'm chris jansing in for craig melvin other at msnbc headquarters in new york. right now an escalation in eastern europe. a western intelligence official tells nbc news that russia could have the forces it needs to launch a full invasion in the next two to three weeks. these new details coming from nbc's richard england who will join me live with ukraine ahead. the supreme court deals a massive blow to voting rights advocates letting alabama proceed with a congressional map that a lower court says disenfranchises black voters why. it could have ramifications across the country. >>> and 15 boxes of trump white house presidential records handed over to the national archives because taking and keeping them is a violation of federal law. the expanding questions it's raising this morning about the last administration's preservation of records. >>> also this hour. we'll preview a rare show of bipartisanship expected in the house today. lawmakers are set to vote on a bill to reform the u.s. postal service. i'll talk about what it will mean for yo with the only member o

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i'm chris jansing in for craig melvin other at msnbc headquarters in new york.s nbc news that russia could have the forces it needs to launch a full invasion in the next two to three weeks. these new details coming from nbc's richard england who will join me live with ukraine ahead. the supreme court deals a massive blow to voting rights advocates letting alabama proceed with a congressional map that a lower court

ah this is the w news line from bad learning, more talk, same to resolving the crises. so when you, craig, as russia stage is war games, a few kilometers from ukraine's order, senior officials from the 2 sides plus france and germany holding talks here in the german capital. also on the program, germany is foreign minister on a line of battle against her 1st official trip to the middle east visits to jerusalem's holocaust memorial joy for the united states at the winter olympics. a skater nathan chan glides to go to the music of elton john the true rocket on the berlin international film festival gets ready to open its doors in person. screenings are back with some coded restrictions in place. to take a look at the most hotly tipped movies. ah, i'm fil gail, welcome to the program. or will begin with a diplomatic drive to avert a conflict in ukraine, senior officials from russia, ukraine, germany, and france. all the war talks here in berlin. massive build up of russian troops and weaponry. ukraine's border has prompted fears of an invasion which moscow denies you w's. nit conley report,