s. journalist has been killed while reporting near keith. brent renault was traveling to film refugees fleeing the town of european when his vehicle came under fire. and our journalists was wounded in the attack which ukraine blamed on russian forces. this footage shows the moments after 2 journalists were shot in need of pin one. aradonda was wounded and brought to a hospital where he recounted what had happened. all the world would cross when the 1st bridge and we're trying to going to film other refugees leaving and we got on to a car. somebody offered to take the other bridge and we lost a checkpoint and they start shooting at us. on the syllabus, driver turned around and kept shooting. the 2 of us, my friend is friend renaud, and he's been shot unless behind aradondo didn't yet know that renault. a 50 year old award winning documentary filmmaker had died at the scene. you ukrainian officials blamed russian forces for the shooting. several media crews have come under fire since rushes invasion of ukraine. heavy renault is the 1st foreign journalists to be killed. b to ping a suburb

the renault group.ompany has taken action to comply with international sanctions. this came hours after ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy addressed french lawmakers online. he urged french firms, including renault to withdraw from russia. and executives of electronics maker sharp are betting big on a market that's expected to grow fast in the years ahead. now, they say they're planning to more than double the share of sales they make from smart home appliances. >> designers at sharp have already developed several of the art devices which are equipped with artificial intelligence and connected to the net. one example is the refrigerator that can listen to spoken instructions and keep a record of the food and drinks it stores. another is a washing machine that suggests different modes for the user based on factors such as the weather and level of pollen in the air. sharp executives say smart home dwoi dwo devices now account for around 30% of their total appliance sales in japan. they're aiming to g

us, my friend, his friend renaud and he's been shot and left behind. aradondo didn't yet know that renault. a 50 year old award winning documentary filmmaker had died at the scene when you ukrainian officials blamed russian forces for the shooting. several media crews have come under fire since rushes invasion of ukraine. heavy renault is the 1st foreign journalists to be killed. the european, a suburb about 20 kilometers outside keith has been under heavy bombardment as russian armored vehicles advanced towards ukraine's capital. thousands of people are fleeing in dangerous conditions. some evacuation have come under fire, but staying is all so terrifying. little yeah. it is. well, just one of our building was hit with a missile and 2 apartment next house but just smashed. we've got cases of loosening . it's just horrible. very, very horrible. we'll just thrash networking stuff. so if you're walk in a really killer, something went through the air and then when you're pulling all the windows were broken and the balcony fell down. and the 10th floor above us was just dust. mama ford, my dau

it's a $180.00 degree turn around on the part of renault. just a few days ago, the french carmakers said it would continue to produce in russia despite the sanctions imposed in the end. the pressure from customers and politicians was too great. just this wednesday, ukrainian president volota musa lensky, spoke to the french national assembly via video link and appeal to their conscience . from lucy, combining orange companies must leave the russian market ha, renault, osha, the roy mella and others. we need to have started with his former ladies. they must cease to be sponsors of russia's military machine, with sponsors of the killing of children and women, all sponsors of rape, robbery and looting by the russian army are, all companies must remember once and for all of that values are worth more than profit is miss crippled, yale university in the u. s. has published a hall of shame, a list of companies that continue to do unrestricted business in russia. among them are the swiss bank credit suisse. gotcha, telecom and chinese computer manu

renault made their big move into russia under his leadership.says he has no regrets about creating that venture. carlos: we were here on a mission to modernize the car industry in russia. all the benefits of the russian users but also for the benefit of the company and rhino itself. it made a lot of self, we worked hard, we modernized the company, and everything was going well. this present situation has nothing to do with the industrial strategy. this is more of a political situation on which the present leaders of the company should make statements. i am very surprised that they are not saying anything. matt: speaking after a court in japan found the former director guilty of helping him underreport compensation in 2017. he was cleared of charges for the other years, got a suspended sentence. you can see the full interview on our website at bloomberg.com. quick check on what is going on in the markets. it has been a volatile day but we have not seen huge moves. right now, the s&p 500 is gaining .2%. you can see that investors are in treasuries

there are no other options here yet, but by getting rid of a share in 68% of auto gas, renault can relieven in the form of a russian plant and its 45,000 employees, the remaining 32% in avtovaz belongs to rostec, but the french cannot transfer their share to it, because the russian state corporation under the sanctions of bloomberg writes that of all the world's automakers, renault is stronger everything depends on russian business. it is the second largest for her and last year was estimated at 2 billion 200 million euros. a class-action lawsuit was filed against the food delivery service yandex.eda, as the newspaper vedomosti of the client found out, they turned to the zamoskvoretsky district court of moscow and complained about the violation of the law on personal data leakage by the services. yandex.food itself. reported on march 1st. in open access. in particular there were names and surnames of clients, phones. email addresses , even order information is just a few million rows, moreover, a site appeared where this entire database was presented in the form of a convenient map. true,

the country is renault's second-biggest market.spoke to bloomberg following the verdict on his former business partner in japan. >> they are important, but they are not so important. i don't think that you are going to cripple the supply chain of the car industry because of what is going on between russia and ukraine. they are going to be hurdles and challenges, but i don't think any car manufacturer has massive supply coming out of these two countries. it doesn't mean that there will be no problem, but management is here to solve them. >> you left a business that was within an alliance -- renault-nissan and mitsubishi which you are familiar with. do you think the difficulties in russia for many automakers, that that will change the shape of the alliance at all? >> well, i think this particular thing between russia and ukraine is not going to change the face of the alliance. the alliance, in my opinion, took a huge hit in 2018. frankly, i think it is a zombie today. they are not working together, just maintaining the appearance of

s. journalist has been killed while reporting near keith brent renault was traveling to film refugees fleeing the time of the air and when his vehicle came under fire, another journalist was wounded in the attack which ukraine blamed on russian forces . this footage shows the moments after 2 journalists was shot in e a. p one r. dondo was wounded and brought to a hospital where he would count it. what had happened. you were with cross one of the 1st bridge. and here thing. clear going to film father refused leaving and we got into a car. somebody offered to take the other bridge and we crossed a checkpoint and they start shooting at us on the field. the driver turned around and they kept shooting 2 of us, my friend, his friend renaud, and he's been shot and left behind. r dondo didn't yet know that we're know a 50 year old award winning documentary filmmaker had died at the scene. ukrainian officials blamed to russian forces for the shooting. several media crews have come under fire since russia's invasion of ukraine renaud is believed to be the 1st foreign journalist to be killed. e

another journalist who was wounded, said they were shot after crossing a checkpoint. renault is believed to be the 1st foreign journalists to be killed in russia's nation. w correspond, mathias berringer is in keith. we asked him what effect the russian attack is having on life in the capital. what's important to know is that there hasn't been a noticeable advance of russian force. the fighting is happening in a pin as the place we've just talked about and neighboring boucher and hostile model, which is an airport next to it, which has been under attack from the very, very beginning. but it seems like that the russians have been able to keep their positions there and to fortify some of the places and to gain firm a control of these places. advances have be also been there. they have also been advances from the north east. that's on the other side of town or from the direction of cheney here. that's the direction of the russian border. and these are these forces there have been advancing and being repelled over the time. so the gains may, may not be as noticeable, but what a intelligence

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troops opened fire on the car, they were traveling in police identified the dead journalist as brand renault and award winning documentary maker. i did have a correspondence until ballinger is in care of and he joins us now for more hello to you when he is. we're hearing that the police of here region. oh, issued a statement saying that a you as journalist was killed earlier was in fact shot outside of kias. what more can you tell us? yeah, they traveled a group of journalists to a 3 travel t e p. and that's a place where a lot of things have been happening lately. it's one of the places where people have been evacuated from you. many people have seen the image of this destroyed bridge where they had to slip or pass under. and that's where he went. he went further inside, that's what we know inside the town of it, peanuts or a satellite town or a small town just outside of keith. and there somewhere he encountered a checkpoint and he was short there. that's what his a fellow, a fellow journalist was traveling with him and was also shot, but not deadly. i told him a told 2 people and um, yeah

. >> a tribute page to the american filmmaker, brent renault. a 51 year old who worked for the new york times. the foreign journalists who have been killed in ukraine. he was shot in the next by russian forces in urban outside kyiv. the photographer who was traveling with him in the same car was also injured. >> later this morning, the ukrainian president, volodymyr zelenskyy will address the parliamentary assembly of the council of your. he is expected to repeat his course for -- to join the european union. the prime minister has confirmed that the uk will supply ukraine with more than 500 portable generators. they will provide energy for essential services including at hospitals and shelters and will generate enough energy to power 20,000 homes. >> okay, well let's talk to cindy american who is in the newsroom. we want to talk to him about these children who have been brought to the uk. they have cancer and they are going to be given a lifesaving treatment. >> good morning kimberly. yes, these 21 children flew in yesterday from poland. they're

my friend renault has been shot and left behind. >> reporter: and how is he? i don't know. >> reporter: you don't know? you don't know what happened to him? >> i saw he was shot in the neck. we got split. >> renault was working for time magazine. our hearts are with all of his loved ones. it is essential that journalists are able to safely cover this invasion and humanitarian crisis in ukraine. >>> well, russia is asking china for both military as well as economic assistance in its war against ukraine. that is according to a u.s. official. but beijing is denying it received any such request for help from moscow. the topic will, no doubt, come up as u.s. national security adviser jake sullivan meets with his chinese counterpart in the coming hours. cnn's nina dos santos is standing by with more impacts on sanctions on russia. first steven jiang on the call for assistance from china. steven, i know the thought of china weighing in this very carefully because little is gained here. tell us about the beijing response this morning. >> reporter: well, isa, the chine

renault has not responded to zelenskyy's comments the path of destruction stretched about two miles.h of it near the lower ninth ward which think suffered heavy damage in hurricane katrina and again during hurricane ida on the news tonight, a miraculous story of survival inside a tornado that's tonight at 7:00 eastern scott, i'll send it back to you. >> rahel, thank you very much. rahel solomon. bp, they say it's undervalued and we say it's the call of the day. degas degas says you should own it because he does. >> it has a yield of 4% and plus it's sending back more to shareholders and the reason why we like it also is one, it did have exposure to russia about $20 billion. they devested there and it has a great pipeline of properties that will be producing oil now what it's also doing is it reduced its outlook for energy production, fuel production in 2030 however, what it has is it has a very aggressive transition plan to alternative energies and it's starting to focus on that piece of the business. so it's going from fossil fuel to alternative energies with a really solid transiti

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you were born concerned over a death of an indian student in hot cold renault of russian troops. and have you hot or cold now. but we saw the footage like june to make thing of foreigners trying to flee a car from the credit soil by rush hubbard and, and are not allowed to do so. you know, i don't have enough time now to enumerate all the facts. please visit our website to website la ministry and you will be able to get a detailed description of what the key of new nazi raid regime is. now doing you likely would kayla, you know, real killers are siding with the key of regime? ah ah ah, she was going to my going down like a i it isn't fair biking with her for any presenting that young kid a maybe a month with no it doesn't look like he's got a lot of damage here as a real good driven by a dreamer shaped bank for those with sinks. we dare to ask ah, do you believe the president polanski, the 1st jewish president of ukraine, whose families were killed in the holocaust? is a knotty. you'll do most when you pollute. i think that the novices in neo nazis manipulate him otherwise it is

it's two of us, my friend's friend renault. and he's been shot and left behind renewed was a former contributor for the new york times. but the paper says he was not on assignment in ukraine. he was 50 years old and keep trade angst. fox news in his strongest comments yet on the war in ukraine, pope francis today made another appeal to russia, saying quote all that is needed is to stop the unacceptable armed aggression before it reduces cities to cemeteries. he called the russian bombings have children's hospitals and the targeting of civilians, quote barbaric and without any valid strategic reason band from san francisco who founded a silicon valley startup is in ukraine, fighting what he calls the quote. biggest fight for freedom in my lifetime end quote. dwight crow is a uc berkeley graduate and co founder of whisper of palo alto startup that uses artificial intelligence to develop hearing aids. in an interview with cnn on friday, kroes said the situation in ukraine is scary and a little bit out of his comfort zone, but not

we got split and i got pulled to the -- >> renault was 51 years old. he also reported in iraq. >>> time magazine writing, our hearts are with all of brent's loved ones. it is essential that journalists are able to safely cover this ongoing invasion and humanitarian crisis in ukraine. >>> new at 6:00, ukraine's resident took the time to visit wounded soldiers in kyiv. this is posted to volodymyr zelenskyy telegram page. he spoke to wounded soldiers individually and to medics taking care of them. he called the soldiers tough. he's offering smiles and taking selfies, even awarded a medal to the wounded as they recover. >>> in san francisco, a performance is being held to benefit ukrainians and people in ukraine. it will highlight ukrainian composers. nbc bay area's christie smith reports. >> i'm singing a ukrainian anthem and folk song. >> reporter: svetlana is performing today in san francisco. a benefit for ukraine as russia's attacks in intensify. her thoughts are there. >> it's unbelievable. it's -- i cannot describe. >> reporter: she says her cousin

it's two of us, my friend's friend renault. and he's been shot and left behind. that encounter comes as russia escalates attacks across the country and closer to poland missile strikes on a military base where dozens of people died or close enough to poland to capture images of that attack from the border and russia hopes it will get help from china to keep pressure on ukraine. a u. s official says. russia has asked china for military and economic assistance the news comes as white house national security advisor jake sullivan prepares to meet with a chinese foreign policy adviser tomorrow. so far . chinese leaders every fused to criticize russia for the invasion. all of this is unfolding as russia and ukraine get ready for 1/4 round of talks. ukraine is already insisting it will not concede in principle on any positions tomorrow, and president vladimir zelensky says he wants his own meeting with russian president vladimir putin. we begin tonight's team coverage of the conflict with fox news trade. yanks who is in the ukrainian capital, where troops are working t

to urgently go in now and say, let's run, it all started so that people stay, otherwise you leave renaulthe theory remains leaves. so go in hard and do everything possible so that there is no unemployment, but i would share this part here. this means that those companies that actually announced their departure are taking steps of no compromise. the tough decision to solve the legal side separately, and the management to decide now, but there is a company that would like to. we are well aware that political statements made on business force its traces. statement, but there is a company that would like to stay their names will change and remain they need to be supported to find solutions, but only on one condition that this is not a simple trade in western products here, but with the maximum localization of the production of spare parts first, then the main equipment in the interests of developing our economy, then they will be our partners. i think this is where they claim for 3 months. and what to do with the entire chain of suppliers that worked with this enterprise. she must find everyt

renault announcing suspension of production in russia. suspending pause in production, the stock down for that company. next, concerns over inflation but also the war in ukraine. the stock up more than 1%. talking about energy, up 5/10 of a percent across the stoxx 600 energy complex. jake sullivan on air force one telling reporters you may get a deal by the end of the week. francine: let's get over to a bloomberg live managing editor. you looking european gas. we're expecting the eu to maybe come up with a cap something like that. >> i think what's been discussed in long-term plan to wean themselves off the dependency of russian gas that we sought immediate problem from putin's demand to be paid in rubles. one of these has been the european energy crisis and this is the five-year year seasonal average of the european gas inventories. the green line is the highest in the past five years, this is actually below the worst of the last past five years. we have a little bit better recently, but overall this has been a real theme of the last fe

we see a lot of industries like daimler and renault to oil and gas pulling back or getting rid of their russia exposure. oil and gas is an interesting one. yesterday it was bp and equinor. late yesterday after the close, and shall joining in and saying they would exit their equity partnership with gazprom. it is a small part of the overall picture for shall, so in terms of impact it is minimal. we are seeing shall rise slightly today but i should say in general, a lot of these stocks sold off yesterday so it is this rebound of calmness of volatility. total also up more than 1%. they're looking to offset their russian exposure. it is a rebound and also a slight rebound for banks as well. oil and gas up less than 0.5%. this is another corporate space to watch. is there a risk of more u.s. dollar and european funding crisis if we start to see missed payments because russian banks no longer have access to the west? tom: thank you for running us through the corporate earnings and russian exposure. there was another line i saw about the potential for putin who is threatening retaliation again

brent renault is being remembered as a brave kind and dedicated journalist. kellie meyer has his story. >> americans now among the latest victims of the war in ukraine, journalists bright or not, and one all redondo traveling to the city of suburb about 6 miles northwest of kyiv to gather materials for report about refugees and russian troops attacked their car coming or not and injuring arradondo. what happen we were cross one of the first bridge. >> there going to film other refugees and we got into a car. somebody offered to take us to the other and they start shooting so the driver turned around shooting just 2 of us, my friend, his friend were and he's been shot and that's behind. this interaction was killed hospital moments before went in to surgery. >> he's speaking with an italian journalist. how i don't was saw being shot in the we've got >> and brought you ukrainian police confirming or not step on social media posting a graphic photo allegedly showing were not body. >> along with his passport and an old new york times press badge. >> in a statement

. >> renault has finally decided to suspend activities in russia.ednesday it was halting production at its moscow plant and considering what to do with its 68% stake in russia's biggest carmaker. the french firm has 45,000 employees in russia. it also downgraded its outlook for the year as the russian market accounts for about 8% of its earnings. we have more on how workers and consumers have reacted to the news. >> banned from speaking to the press, renaud employees in moscow are cautious. >> [speaking foreign language] >> 80,000 vehicles are assembled each year, but that has come to a halt. renaud has expended its activity in russia. the country is the company's second-largest market, and its business there is worth billions of euros. across the nation, the french firm employees 45,000 people, mostly due to their russian partner. some employees in france are also concerned after the company downgraded its growth outlook for this year. >> if i can no longer work, what will we do with pressure being the second-largest market? it brings questions. >>

that follows a similar move from french renault two index providers are cutting russian products from their lines. it is suspending share creations beginning today until further notice that is similar to blackrock this week and the russia etf ticker erus. also the london stock exchange is immediately suspending the trading of several russian based companies including the biggest companies in russia. despite the ongoing situation in ukraine and sky rocketing oil and inflation price, investors are focused on jay powell. in the hearing before the house financial services committee, the chairman laying out the fed will hike rates at the march meeting and leading the door open for inflation powell likely going 2 for 2 when he he testifies in the senate today. we have bill gross out with a new book of "i'm still standing" about his times at pi mco. we asked how he sees all this playing out financially and militarily >> you know, we are the serious problem ahead of us. not just rising interest rates fiscally because we had a $4 trillion deficit which is helping consumer spending now, but we'

renault down by four point 7%.gly focused on what is going on with businesses supposed to russia, and that as a result, we are seeing a big focus on that asset. ubs there as well, doing a share buyback. quick focus on russian stocks, up 2.7 percent. the russian ruble managing to get back to levels we have not seen since before the invasion, so a lot to talk about it comes to the geopolitics and the more ongoing and ukraine. kailey: we will continue to monitor any and all headlines on the political front today. there's also a lot ahead, including more fed speak. we will hear from cleveland fed president esther george and richmond fed president thomas barkan, joining fran exclusive interview at 10:30 new york time. we will get pce, and finally u.k. prime minister boris johnson will be facing questions before a parliamentary committee , likely grilled on partygate and the u.k. response to the war in ukraine. lisa: i will say skepticism is what is ruling the day. it is what is going on when we look at russia's pledge t

de pablo por ahí que aparecía en las peñas deportiva porque competía en automovilismo, en una copa renaultron el bachillerato juntos y esas amistades del bachillerato son muy duraderas. tiffany: alfonso buitrago es un periodista que desde hace varios años comenzó a la tarea de escribir un libro sobre jiménez. alfonso: edgar hace parte de los fotógrafos sociales, el fotógrafo que contratas para el bautizo, para la primera comunión, para el matrimonio. entonces edgar era eso, era el fotógrafo social de la familia escobar y de la familia henao, que era la familia de la esposa, de victoria eugenia. tiffany: según cuenta jiménez, las fiestas en la hacienda nápoles eran organizadas por la señora y a pesar de todo el esfuerzo en crear un ambiente de fiesta el modo de vestir de su esposo la contrariaba. edgar: pablo se apareció de pantalonetas y de tenis a la fiesta. eso enfureció a victoria. es la famosa presentadora virginia-- tiffany: al atender todos los eventos personales e íntimos de la familia escobar jiménez captó algunos momentos inusuales, como escobar dormido en la madrugada de su cumpl

. >> reporter: among those killed in this war, american journalist brett renault. russian forces shot him outside of kyiv according to police. another journalist was wounded. >> the driver turned around and they kept shooting. it was two of us. >> reporter: the widening attack on ukraine has not deterred allies from shipping in equipment and weapons proven effective in shutting down russia. >> we believe we will continue to flow substantial amounts of military assistance and weapons to the front lines to help the ukrainians ensure that ukraine is a strategic failure for vladimir putin. >> reporter: multiple rounds of negotiations between russia and ukraine have led to few, if any breakthroughs. another round of talks is set for monday. >> we are seeing some signs of a willingness to have real serious negotiations, but i have to say, as your reporter said, so far it appears that vladimir putin is intent on destroying ukraine. >> reporter: ukraine's resistance has slowed the russian advance toward the capital city of kyiv. russia has so far been unable to en circle t

. >>> all right, tributes pouring in for the american journalist brent renault shot and killed by russian forces in the city of irpin this weekend. he was an award-winning journalist and producer who worked in new york. he and his brother craig spent years telling human interest stories from middle east, haiti, libya. friends say his work affected many people deeply. >> he could get into any location. he had this ability just to blend in wherever he was. the career that he had, his ability to reach people, his ability to capture the humanity behind people's suffering is something i've never seen before and i was just honored to work with him as long as i did. >> his colleagues say he was so talented. another american journalist, wan arredondo was wounded. working on a documentary about kyiv refugees when he was killed. >>> in a couple of hours, a new round of talks between ukraine and russia to establish a cease-fire and more humanitarian corridors. ukraine's president zelenskyy will address the council of europe, cnn's natasha bertrand is live in brussels, belgium with more on this. nata

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it's two of us, my friend's friend renault. and he's been shot and left behind.scalating attacks across the country and even closer to poland. missile strikes on the military base where dozens of people died, were close enough to poland to just capture images of the attack from the border. concern is growing that the kremlin will use americans detained in russia as leverage against the united states. detainees include women's basketball star britney griner and former american marines trevor reid and paul whelan. griner was stopped at the moscow airport last month. authorities there say that she had cannabis oil in her luggage. read was arrested in 2018 on espionage charges. whelan was arrested in 2019 charges he assaulted russian police. supporters of both men say the charges are bogus. we got a taste of what vladimir putin is like with his cruel and unprovoked invasion of ukraine and targeting innocent civilians, so he doesn't really care anything about the people involved or their families. due to privacy considerations. the u. s state department is not releasi

says that brand renault, a 50 year old documentary filmmaker was killed by russian forces. another journalist was wounded in the attack, brian won a number of prestigious awards for a documentary filmmaking. him and his brother produced a lot for a number of media news including time, hbo, the new york times and nbc news. time studio released the following statement tonight, reading in part, quote, we are devastated by the loss of brent reno. as an award-winning filmmaker journalist, brent tackled the toughest stories around the world, often alongside his brother craig. in recent weeks, brent wasn't the region working on a time studio project focused on the global refugee crisis. our hearts are with all of brent's loved ones. it is essential that journalists are able to safely cover this ongoing innovation and humanitarian crisis in ukraine. joining me now to discuss this and more, nbc news correspondent, cal perry live from lviv. cal, you've been hearing, as i understand, some shelling or night. and it hasn't been strange to hear that over the past 18 days. but it seems th

president zelenskyy called out french companies, including automaker renault, saying they are sponsoringpaign to encourage companies to exit the russian market? should we see more of that? and how do you think that plays out? >> well, he's fighting for his country. he is trying to cut off any type of aid going to russia at this point, because they invaded his country, and he's fighting with everything he has. and if you can cut off the money going to russia, then there is less money to spend attacking ukrainian people. i think he has been an incredible leader. and i am really reassured by how swiftly our allies inside europe and asia united with us, in support of the ukrainian people. >> so i want to get your thoughts on a report out of the wall street journal, that the u.s. is expected to announce new sanctions against russian companies that provide technology for russian military and intelligence services. do you know anything about that? and what impact do you think something like that may have? >> i think it all has a tremendous impact. and why in the world should we be giving techno

everybody here at the department, we would like to extend our deepest sympathies to the family of brent renault who was killed over the weekend covering ukraine. we understand he was working on a documentary and refugees. this unprovoked war by mr. putin has created 2.5 million refugees. so we applaud the work that he was doing, the bravery with which he did it and again our deepest condolences and sympathies go out to his family. i would like to take this opportunity to express our concerns over what we understand now is that the injuries sustained by benjamin hall, we're given to understand that he's being treated in a hospital for his injuries. we wish him all the best, a speedy recovery and a safe return. again, two examples of the dangers in covering war. this is a war that didn't need to be fought. just as sure, there's journalists on the ground and telling the important stories. again, our best go out to mr. hall certainly our deepest thoughts go to his family as i'm sure they're worried about him and he's well-being. we're thinking about him. with that i'll start talking question. where

his name was brent renault, the new york times has already confirmed that he wrote for the new york timeszen who was, actually, trying to report on what is happening around irpin and how people are suffering. there he was killed while wearing a big sign thing press on his vest. he was killed here in ukraine, so big loss for america and for us as well. that is just showing that the russians have no respect. hospitals, journalists, children. they are just wore monsters, and they need to be stopped. >> of course, nbc's trying to confirm that reporting from a member of this journalist family or from his employers. to the extent that these, in the last week, you know, you and i have talked so many times. each, day the war crime situation seems to be getting more serious. they're people from inside, many of your colleagues, who are saying, at this point the line between whether ukraine is a member of nato or not is blurred by the fact that a country is experiencing war crimes. a country that had no desire to go to war is now seeing the massive displacement of people inside the country, outside

york times" reports an american journalist was among those killed there today. 50-year-old brent renault a documentary filmmaker. in the south, making gains to attempt and siege the city of mariupol. conditions dire with civilians trapped with limited food, water and electricity. president zelenskyy says help is on the way. >> translator: our humanitarian convoy is now soon hours away from mariupol. we do everything to fight back. the occupiers who even look orthodox priests who escort this cargo of hundreds of h humanitarian cargos sent to ukraine yarn citizens. we're hoping everyone in moscow will hear this. >> new protests in the southern city also. pro-ukrainian citizens protesting in the streets. we go beyond headlines with team are reporters both overseas and statside in washington. we begin coverage in the northwestern ukraine region with nbc the matt bradley. matt, another welcome to the show. russia strikes in the west, and now bringing war even closer to nato's doorstep. what is the latest from there? >> reporter: yeah, russia would consider that to be a legitimate military tar

it's two of us, my friend's friend renault, and he's been shot and left behind. as russia escalates attacks across the country and closer to poland missile strikes on a military base where dozens of people died, were close enough to poland to capture the images of that attack from the border. time is now. 55 stanford university now canceling a $1.7 million contract with russia and stanford appears to be the last u. s university that had an active deal with russia. that we don't know the group behind the contract, but it was not funded by the kremlin spokesperson for a stanford told fox news. the university is in the process of ending the contract involved online access to business related professional development courses. now the education department said in 2020 that american colleges did not report $6.5 billion in funding from countries that are considered hostile to the us like russia and china. russia's invasion of ukraine has caused gas prices across the country to skyrocket , according to the lundberg survey. the average us price of regular gasoline has gon

award-winning filmmaker and journalist brent renault, 50 years years old killed while reporting in theile, new reports show how the president of ukraine and the president of united states is bringing up putin's price hike at the pump and democrats touting the economic sanctions by his level on russia contrasting them with former president donald trump's praise for putin. joining me right now, michael starr hopkins, democratic strategy and contributory the daily beast. susan del percio and msnbc political analyst and david jolly, former congressman from florida and msnbc news political contributor. welcome all. good to have you here. michael, start with you, because the "post" goes on to say democrats hope this message will help address biggest liabilities. chief among them, biden's low approval rating and widespread perception democrats are at fault for a sharp increase in inflation. how effective do you expect that to be? >> president biden has been extremely effective not just uniting nato but the international community against vladimir putin and showing a strong result. one of the

and brent renault a reporter on assignment with time magazine, was killed in a separate sack a day earlier. i know that everyone in this room, in particular, feels these losses deeply. being a war correspondent is vital work. they make sure that the world knows what's really happening when armies move in and bombs start falling. it also takes incredible courage. they go into war zones when others, understandably, are heading out as fast as possible. so these are huge losses. of course, for families, for friends, but also for their colleagues, their profession, their readers and viewers who understand world events. because of them are experts that are in the process of documenting and evaluating potential war crimes, being committed and ukraine. bethany shak, whom the senate finally confirmed this week is our bass, or at large for level criminal justice, will be leading that effort within the state department. will make sure that our findings help international efforts to investigate war crimes and hold those responsible accountable. i'd also mentioned that there are several other nominatio

it's two of us, my friend's friend renault, and he's been shot and left behind.comes as russia escalates attacks across the country and closer to poland missile strikes on a military base where dozens of people died were close enough to pull in to capture images of the attack from the border. an immigration attorney based in modesto, is going the extra mile to help ukrainian refugees who have made it into poland. patrick coalition ski just returned from a trip to the poland ukraine border where we brought about £200 of relief supplies. kolasinski says the decision to take on the challenge came naturally and was made easier because he lived in poland as a child and speaks polish quickly worked with contacts and donors to collect the supplies and $6000 to bring in his efforts to help any refugees seeking shelter in poland. i am so proud of the polish people. there's a mixed history between poland and ukraine. that is no it's been positive. but if one set aside those difficulties and just open up their homes their doors i'm frustrated by both both governments that i

renault, for exit or reduction of activities, ge reducing current operations but will continue businessriupol completely asteroid, russia launched hypersonic missile in ukraine over weekend, day 27 of deadly attacks president also raising potential russian attack against the united states. >> they just -- launched a hypersonic missile, because it is the only thing that they can get through with absolute certainty, now putin is back and forth against the wall today my administration issued new warnings based on evolving intelligence russia may be planning cyberattack against us if magnitude of cryer attacks ish fairly consequential it is coming federal government is doing its part. >> higher interest rates hawkish comments from jay powell moving markets saying the fed is open to raising interest rates, faster an bigger than expected to get inflation to 2% target fed would raise by half a point, rather than a quarter o point at the next meeting may 3. chairman comments yesterday at the close today futures bouncing to look near highs of the morning dow industrials up 15 the s&p up 11, nasd

it's two of us, my friend's friend renault. and he's been shot and left behind. that encounter comes as russia escalates attacks across the country and closer to poland missile strikes on a military base where dozens of people died were close enough to poland to capture images of the attack from the border. russia hopes it will get help from china to keep pressure on ukraine a u. s official says. russia has asked china from military and economic assistance. this news comes as white house national security advisor jake sullivan prepares to meet with the chinese foreign policy adviser tomorrow. so far, chinese leaders have refused to criticize russia for the invasion. and all of this is unfolding as russia and ukraine . get ready for 1/4 round of talks ukraine already insisting it will not concede in principle on any positions tomorrow. president vladimir zelensky says he wants his own meeting with russian president vladimir putin. we begin tonight's team coverage. of the conflict, with fox news trading still in the ukraine capital where troops are working to hold