to save earth from certain annihilation german director roland emmerich is famous for his apocalyptic vision. and this film plays out a typically wacky scenario, in which our own technology can and does get the better of us. i always like on the thing a movie has to come to tap into problems of our time. and so i think there's a movie pizza, big warning against her shouldn't be, should be very careful with artificial intelligence. ah, and richard. so, you know, keep our on our planet and tucked things didn't run smoothly during the making of moon fall. the covey pandemic forced a temporary shut down and pushed up production costs with a budget of $140000000.00. it's the most expensive in the film of recent years. how heavy emphasis on visual effects meant the actors had no idea what the finished product would look like. i will say i was most excited to see what the inside of the moon would look like. per roland emmerich i was waiting to see that because he tried to describe it while we were shooting and, and just none of us understood it during their mission to save the planet. the t

per roland emmerich i was waiting to see that because he tried to describe it while we were shooting and, and just none of us understood during their mission to save the planet. the team makes us shocking cosmic discovery, kept under wraps for decades by nasa that the moon is not what we thought it was. your vote, your phone turned off or, ah, it's a rough ride, but moon fall will shit. the build for fans of the genre. and make any worldly problems. look quite small. that is scary. all right, here's a reminder of the top stories we're following for you. the president of russia and china have demanded an end to nato expansion. thrushes president vladimir putin is in beijing for talks with his chinese counterpart cheese big and for the opening ceremony of the winter olympics in beijing, you're watching the w news after a short break. i'll be back to take you through the day stick around. we will be right back with ah, with ah ah, issue back cycles, the issue is shaping the continents of d. w. news africa were gone med with what's making the headlines and what's behind band with the way

per roland emmerich i was waiting to see that because he tried to describe it while we were shooting and, and just none of us understood during their mission to save the planet. the t makes a shocking cosmic discovery kept under wraps for decades by nasa that the moon is not what we thought it was. your boat. i see your face started off. it's a rough ride, but moon fall will fit the build for fans of the genre. and make any worldly problems. look, quite small. or his reminder of our top story, this, our presidents of russia and china have demanded an end to nato expansion. russian president vladimir putin is invasion for talked with these chinese count box using this is t w t. my from coming up next in use asia. some of afghanistan's female students have returned to university to watch and really all the time about his plans, a women's education. how does the group plan to tackle the threat from islamic states in the country? their strategy will have those stories and more a just a moment and i'll be back at the top of the, out of a good with ah, ah, living more harmoniously with nat

per roland emmerich i was waiting to see that because he tried to describe it while we were shooting and, and just none of us understood it during their mission to save the planet. the team makes a shocking cosmic discovery kept under wraps for decades by nasa that the moon is not what we thought it was. your quote, i see your face turned it off. it's a rough ride, but moon fall will fit the bill for fans of the genre and make any worldly problems . look quite small. skunky. finally, the dodge city of rotterdam, home to europe. busiest port has given the greenlight to dismantle a historic bridge for a very wealthy custom up the bridge will be temporarily taken apart so that an oversized yacht under construction can pass through on its way to the north sea. the vessel which is a 127, made his long and fought, he made his high is set to become the world's biggest sailing yacht. when it's launched, light of this year, it's been commissioned by amazon, found a jeff bezos, one of the world's richest people. you're watching daily news, his reminder of our top story. the german government h

roland emerick gave us so many forms.auts and space that are attacked by giant space blue and no one believes them. ten years later, the moon is falling out of the sky in a conspiracy theory says that the moon is made of cheese or something along those lines moving them to do is go back into space of the conspiracy theorist is never been dismissed before the saviour of being destroyed by roland emerick movie. here's a clip. you know, without electronics, were going to need to make split—second calculations of there. plus, we lost our flight engineer. no, no, no, no. guys, i'm not cleared for this. well, i'm the acting director of nasa so, ijust cleared you. congrats. yeah. i've got ibs. irritable bowel syndrome. i get motion sickness too. you said you always wanted to be an astronaut. i have debilitating anxiety. kc, if the moon really is what you think it is, we're going to need a mega structuralist. suit up. yes, ten had conspiracy theorists in space. this is and i say this. this is the stupidest film i've ever seen and

well this is the latest from roland emmerich who gave us independence day, day after tomorrow, 2012.ts in space, they get attacked by giant space gloop. they get down to earth, nobody believes them. ten years later, the moon is falling out of the sky and a conspiracy theorist says it's �*cause the moon is made of cheese or something on those lines and, therefore, the thing they have to do is to go back into space with the conspiracy theorist who's never been in space before to save the world from being destroyed by a roland emmerich movie. here's a clip. you know, without electronics, we're going to need to make split—second calculations up there. plus, we lost our flight engineer. mm. no no, no, no. guys, i'm not cleared for this. well, i'm the acting director of nasa, so ijust cleared you. congrats. yeah, but i've got ibs — irritable bowel syndrome. i get motion sickness too. you said you always wanted to be an astronaut. i have debilitating anxiety. kc, if the moon really is what you think it is, we're gonna need a mega structurist. suit up. yes, that's right — it's tin hat conspi

per roland emmerich i was waiting to see that because he tried to describe it while we were shooting and, and just none of us understood ah, during their mission to save the planet, the team makes a shocking cosmic discovery kept under wraps for decades by nasa. that the moon is not what we thought it was. your vote, yes, your phone turned off. it's a rough ride, but moon fall will fit the bill for fans of the genre and make any worldly problems . look quite small. while we have to watch the. and finally, britons or roast postal service, i should say, known as the royal melt has issued a special set of new stamps for collectors, the stamps of queen elizabeth the 2nd or be released in honor of her platinum jubilee marking 70 years on the throne. a milestone without president, which she will reach this sunday. official celebrations will take place this coming june. when british weather is hopefully, a little more inviting our to as a reminder of the top stories were following for you, the president of russia and china have demanded an end to nato expansion, crushes president vladimir p

per roland emmerich i was waiting to see that because he tried to describe it while we were shooting and, and just none of us understood ah, during their mission to save the planet, the team makes a shocking cosmic discovery kept under wraps for decades by nasa. that the moon is not what we thought it was. your boat, you're paying for it? oh, it's a rough ride, but moon fall will fit the bill for fans of the genre and make any worldly problems . look quite small. well, his reminder of our top stories are based on the presidents of russia and china have demanded an end to niter expansion. russian president vladimir putin is in beijing, who talks with chinese county treated unfair opening the ceremony. although printer a bit pix european union, has joined germany condemning russia decision to band, if don't you better. russia savvy push shutting down d, w must go bureau after, but then bands, german language programming, thrushes state to broadcast the r t a due to lack of a license. i sent you up today to a level well, there's at the top of the, our eco, india aids that next i with wi

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so i'm glad i was poland. roland this conflict. while poland stands for rather tough scans on russia, claiming that the only language that is being understood in russia is a very, very clear, you know, and to remember, poland is also in the front line of it criticizing the gas pipeline. nordstrom, to that they reckon a ring earnings, russia and germany thing that it will be a risk for the whole of you, of and so far, poland mate cleared it in a crucial question off with the delivery that should be coordinated with the partners. but recently it looks like coolant is also willing to an offer, a direct delivery elf military. good sir, to the ukraine. and you know, in this phase, many here in poland. remember the wars of the former president, liquor chase sky, she doing the georgia crisis when poland offered an express solidarity to georgia at this time in georgia, next time ukraine and then it's us. so poland is very, very sensible. with the prospect of and rebuilding a russian empire. so poland prime minister was also an ukraine on t

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have been trying to dream music for lynch monday morning to move outside. roland and tenzing, his families lands the most formative training that called me it's brought to my mind. i truly scotsman doing this. hector megan, the music man. my symbolic boy on al jazeera, a passion for supporting local communities, and pioneering innovative african science and technology projects. how huge, how beautiful, how glorious are all of us on this planet, not just africa, out to sierra, for as a leading biochemist. determined to use his scientific knowledge to serve africa, women make science from the lab to the field are now to sierra, as tensions intensify along the russian crane border. u. s. presidential bypass threatening president with the or economic sanctions saying if conflict occurs, it could be the largest invasion for poor 2 kinds of magic talks. a few possibilities, what we live for moscow. we use the latest development on al jazeera. ah, still a huge force ready to invade. nato says there is no evidence. russian troops are pulling back from the borders with ukraine. ah, hello and welcom

you're wanting to hear when news live from roland, stick with us. news continues here. song are driven by merciless greed, others fighting the destruction land grabbers are exploiting lead. amazon reinforced peoples for now briefly opposing to report on the heart of brazil stuart's march 9th on d. w ah well it has been your mouth relaxed and we believe with the face that's in game play as being k so well if you love so next time i don't know if belief that temple if fillings so let's get next appointment. thank you very much. hello deborah joe, please? i will. okay. i got other than that, bob? c o b i l i e c i a n e k. ha ha. oh i, i yeah, i hate because of my stuff. but what i'm telling you, i'm still kind of cut off because it's a girl sitting on i said we'd like fish, social's, journeyman pulling that so just let me know how to be all. so jan. more thoughtful. i didn't like it was good. i also so do i hear from some with john dean was kind of wanted to you. okay. that's a yeah, no, no. oh well, [000:00:00;00] i know who is being picked up. i'm gonna go m like mary a feel you big. i

i would _ in a roland emmerich movie 25 years on, iwould never in a roland emmerich movie 25 years onwipe out humanity as we know it. because it has been made _ out humanity as we know it. because it has been made by _ out humanity as we know it. because it has been made by an _ out humanity as we know it. because it has been made by an alien - out humanity as we know it. because it has been made by an alien force? l it has been made by an alien force? my it has been made by an alien force? my character is a man who believes that the _ my character is a man who believes that the moon is not a natural object — that the moon is not a natural object in — that the moon is not a natural object in an alien construct and has been _ object in an alien construct and has been hanging above the earth for millions— been hanging above the earth for millions of years waiting to do some serious _ millions of years waiting to do some serious damage and didn't realise time has — serious damage and didn't realise time has come. do serious damage and didn't realise time has come.— serious damage and did

ruled we needed to freeze enrollment until we could conduct the environmental analysis of student and roland, in a way that it had never been done in the state of california. it was unprecedented. the judge asked the university to treat students almost as if they were pollution or a building construction project. we came to the conclusion that meeting his demands, the demands of this unprecedented order, would be impossible and we appealed. we lost that appeal. we appealed the freeze on enrollment, the full appeal will not be heard until next summer. the judge's order stands. here is the problem. the judge froze enrollment at 2020 levels. 2020 was a really odd year, for one of the first times in history, shrunk due to the pandemic. students who have been enrolled for the 2020 years said, i don't want to come back to school and they did not the tricky late. they all came back in 2021. to go backwards to 2020, that was 2700 students, close to 3000 students who said we are not coming back, they came back. in order to come down to that 2020 level, we would have to reduce and roman next year by s

has already been embarrass repeatedly in several years, a particularly over the last 2 decades for roland, removing money from particularly the developing world. and the country now insist that it has substantially reformed its laws and that is shared information with other countries. that is partly true. however, there is information sharing agreements that switzerland says it has signed, did not generally apply the developing world. does an interesting question about where this goes. today the european people's party, the largest parliamentary grouping in the european parliament called for the european commission to consider whether switzerland should be considered a high risk country for money laundering. if that would be very significant development if that preceded. the 2nd question is quite how this with government will react, this leak, whether they will consider this a credit suisse problem, switzerland problem, or if they will try to in some way, not deal with the findings. we have to wait and see how this with government be axes. understood that david peg investigative journalis

we get to this next weekend, kind of following the suit here is we're going to see another system, roland into monday. and there you go again, going to skirt by the bay area, bringing with it. maybe another couple of sprinkles outside. not going to be much but likely another round of some gusty winds. and then behind that, there's not much going there. things looking fairly dry in the long-range pattern, although it's improving not seen a big enough to change now to write and some raindrops. so for now, we're going to keep things dry and windy around the bay area tomorrow in the 50's and the 60's all around. it is going to be chilly outside tomorrow. so grab a jacket. those numbers staying way down, drive a warmer as we head into thursday and friday, a few more clouds coming our way and cooling back down next week. thanks a still to come, some people saying last night's super bowl halftime show was one of the best ever. >> when we return, we'll have that behind the scenes. look that behind the scenes. look why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema or atopic dermati

what do you make of president the lens keys, roland key or role in all of this? because ukraine always, they still consider these republics to be their own territory. the people in those republics to be acquainted citizens. what do you expect ukraine's next move to be? well i think it's very difficult for i think the ukrainian government news that hidden in the event of further conflicts, perhaps a more extended conflict. it will not be able, i just missed on likely to be able to count on dyadic western military intervention . that fact alone significantly restricts the u. crane governments, ukrainian governments room for maneuver nach. so there ukraine has an interest in diffusing the tension. we've had several hearings with the ukranian ambassador in the european parliament and on the whole i see a situation hasn't been altogether unreasonable. ukrainians are very keen, i think, to defuse the situation partly because they know the west is not a whole more aware. i'm just reading some of the, the headlines gonna coming out about parliamentary vote on the media c

is the ios the playing and getting to the bottom of this wet thomas bust, plato, quite shameful. roland that already in the beginning of the case, he just basically, um yeah. helped her the propaganda approaches here to get the message out saying that everything is okay. and he is not really credible when it comes to make a critical statement. so yeah, i think his role is not very helpful. journals 5 in customer speaking to us there from beijing. thanks for that reporting. okay, now to another big sport story, senegal, i won the africa cup of nations for the 1st time ever after they beat 7 time champions, egypt and sundays. final, it was a tough start for synagogue, or their star sadie. money fail to convert a penalty in the 7th minute. and the game saw very few chances after that. with neither team able to break the deadlock, it went all the way to a penalty shoot out, as fate would have it. it will save you money. who scored the winning spot kick, redeeming his earlier mis, and securing synagogue there 1st, ever asked con title? let's talk about all of this with laura de i do we from

meet to discuss north korea after it began the year with a series of missiles hester, and find his roland triply to support the inter and prime minister after a push to replace him. ah, that makes his phone call between the u. s. and russian presidents lasting an hour has failed to reach any breakthrough on ukraine. the white house released this picture of joe biden on the call saying he repeated warnings of severe consequences if lead about putin goes ahead with an invasion. u. s. secretary of state and the blanket says it's not too late to avoid conflict. a diplomatic path to resolving this crisis. a crisis created by the unprovoked massing of russian forces all around you train that diplomatic half remains open. the way for moscow to show that it wants to pursue that path is simple. it should the escalate rather than escalate and it should not only talk about seeking a diplomatic outcome, but actually worked toward one the kremlin described the posen bite and coal as businesslike, but added that the russian side received no substantial answers on its concerns. like nato has potential e

n . 222 roland, traction. i think what we actually really looking for though, you know, when, when the u. u. s. on boston says we want people, no, not to sit on the fence. i think what we were going to be looking for here. they are perhaps all countries like china, for example, who are, who are having a so delicate balance. and that should be rather interesting because bay, on the one hand, a bit of varies staunchly united with russia in the security council in the past. and they've spoken not very strongly against nato expansion. and the root cause is what got us to the situation. but at the same time, clearly issues of territorial integrity of solver, national sovereignty, very important. and there was a detection over the weekend at munich that, that china mentioned ukraine by ne, when it talked about the importance of, of sovereignty and territorial integrity. so that should be one that highlight what, what would imagine that they also they seem to be, seem to be trying to seem to react, trying to make, st

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when you're combatting misinformation, we've got credible sources like roland martin, michael harrod,ividuals who have tweeted out, combatting this kind of misinformation. the problem is, even for the audiences they're reaching, which are african americans and those who may be african american outlets, they're still beat out by marsha blackburn. they're still beat out by the fact that the shade room for the breakfast club has way more followers than all of them combined and they were spreading misinformation. how do we find the sort of balance where credible voices in the african american community can speak out against disinformation, especially because at the end of the day, if this stuff is allowed to fester, that's what leads to people not feeling like they want to vote this fall. >> well, absolutely. that's exactly what this kind of stuff is meant to do is to have a cooling effect on the voting booth. but i think it also needs, like, you know the roland martin that you mentioned, who's often talking about this kind of stuff, it's not sexy. for a lot of people, the truth is much m

but first let's chat with curt smith and roland orzabal. guy, it's so great to see you.and world for that matter. so, roland, can you let folks know why the return now and we're so glad that you are. >> well, we've been making this record for about seven years, which seems a long time, but considering that our third album "the seeds of love" took five years, it doesn't seem so bad, and i don't really know why. we started off making the record to try to sing new songs live, and we were enjoying it. but then, you know, it just -- it took a while to come together and wasn't until early 2020 really just prepandemic strangely enough where we sat down together and wrote some new songs and the first of which is called "no small thing," the opening track on the album. >> curt, before we get to the performance that everybody wants to get to, tell everybody else the great news, the u.s. tour that will start in cincinnati in may. >> yes, starts in may. we're on tour in the u.s. for a month and then we come to the uk after that which is where we are now. so we're looking forward to

it was at the height of the cold war. 75 year old roland ignacio reese was 15 then just 3 years after the triumph of the cuban revolution. 60 years later he lament that the embargo is still in place of the robber. they should have removed it long time ago . if after all this time the united states has an achieved anything, it said tend to want no, it only has our people by the governed remains in place. he's not wrong. the world's longest economic embargo has certainly hurt ordinary cubans. limiting access to medicine, cheap us imports technology credit through a u. s. dollar dominated financial system. washington's purpose has always been to modify or force out cubans one party communist system. but clearly it's failed miserably. your global ago, that you, on the contrary, in cuba, case embargo has become a fundamental component for the survival, the cuban state. as current government a tougher the sanctions. the easier it is to accuse the united states of violating sovereignty destabilizing countries and organizing rebellion. yet that is exactly what happened when economic hardships

the south karachi, 27 degrees con, mostly through afghanistan, and there's that disturbed weather. roland cross western areas of iraq. we have a developing disturbance, cindy. adriatic sees that is going to strike grease with some showers, a rain too for western turkey. and this includes is stumble with a height 12 degrees. snuck question if we'll see flooding, but just where and how much across namibia and south africa with all this rain falling. that's at the start of the week for us on tuesday. but toward the end of the week we've got an incoming tropical storm. this is pulling away from maricia and we'll slam in some madagascar and produce some quite severe flooding that show up. they will soon take care for the weather, sponsored by katara, always coming of age story in the community. fighting to preserve it. parity in an ever changing world thing on an ancient ritual to future generations. in documentary, i'll just say, well as a group of young men on their right to patty tally in the story, i've read this, they could work on out era. oh, a bucket watching island is there with me. s

roland? all of this, you know, me on my, as a member, do you see it playing a more effective role in stopping the violence at the moment? i unfortunately don't, but it does not mean that we cannot continue to engage them. i think there needs to be more international pressure that mounting you know, upon us and to actually do more, especially because of the time burma border and you know, because of the, the airstrikes and many, many ways of violence that have happened. there are many roles that i see and can play in at the very least ensuring that people are actually kept safe. and i want to ask a question to debbie sauce housing, because she's actually in bangkok in bangkok and thailand has been the, one of the supporters in assay on of the, of the military. but while there is so much violence along the border, and you have thousands of people crossing into thailand from myanmar which thailand doesn't want, couldn't, can you see that ty authorities changing their view on their support for th

jordan, that severe dose of years of civilian roland administration. but that is now leaving them and they will be less we're going to economy is based on sustainable millions of indians are voting in 3 state elections and widely seen as a referendum on prime minister and arrange emoji. and the routing b j. p. probably meet our reports. it's the biggest state election in india, auto predation. the not is home to more than 200000000 people and is voting in 7 phases. can i put in? i can hang, it needs to be daddy. and what if you can see how prizes are rising more? the said he'd bring good days and prosperity. yes, best days are here with prices of vegetables touching the sky. i have voted, thinking about inflation without bedroom and pamela, but the probation is the highest number of members to parliament and is seen as reflecting the national political mood. prime minister, lorraine's movie is halfway through his character. these balls are regarded as a test of his party, joined the parties, policies with shook in feels like these cover large areas of

he's also interviewed several doctors criticizing the global vaccine roland, while mainstream media outlets of being quick to accused rogan, i'm spreading falsehoods by quoting doctors, branding him a menace to public health. political and media analyst longo thinks networks such as cnn, c, joe rogan as a threat to their existence. if cnn was a patient in a hospital, the doctor would call a co and the doctor will look at his watch as they call it. that's it. they put the sheet over the page, and cnn is gone. joe rogan came along and for whatever reason, whether you like him or not, he has, he has garnered the attention, especially of younger demographics, and they love him. they absolutely love him. whether you agree or not, mainstream media, they hate him because they remind he reminds them that it's over for them. joe rogan dared to talk about vaccines without getting the permission. they're making an example out of him and they're showing him and the rest of the world. this is what happens to you. if you think you dare stray from the script who decides what's acceptable and what's not? w

that's why joe roland gets 11000000 views for podcast, while cnn can't crack the 1000000. why? because no one trusty and then they've been lied to by seen. and 1st of all, for 53 years we were told that our president was a traitor and a russian, which was completely made up. there was an evidence free conspiracy theory. so who's going to go and censor them by the way, the people who should be censored are the one getting all their money from big farm on the military, industrial complex wall street and silicon valley. those. that's the news. you want the, the news that funded by that, i would rather have the news that come from independent voices. so why doesn't cnn? why doesn't sanjay gupta have on dr. malone on his show? why didn't they ever have r f k junior on it are okay. junior speech is so bad, you should be able to make them look like an idiot really easily, except when the doctor from c n n. when i'm joe rogan show, he had to admit that cnn was lying about joe rogan and ivory. mm. acted. they kept saying it was a horse medicine instead of what it actually is, an essenti

about ethanol and climate what's rushing collision, the origins of covid and what's really inside roland mustache. another liberal fantasy that causes the opposite of its cultlike governmentke spending, poverty or the daily show and laughter all from a study published in proceedings of the national academy of science where used to working for the company recusing a beaker. research showing ethanol is a clean energy source it links joe biden and a porter party, ethanol is no friend. 34% more expensive than i gas. of course t ethanol tracked the study and why wouldn't they? they are theoc fl trade lobby, t saving your money acting like amazing with real peanut butter. [laughter] in my the only i one? has been for the lobby and farmers got paid whether it worked or not. oil refiners much make 16 gallons of ethanol every year, even eric swalwell, a lot of gas. >> the president using taxpayer dollars in the election. greg: we got to make it interesting somehow. while it reduces emissions from the mandate forced additional anchors of land to use for cultivating the corn which otherwise would b

should we get to emily roland? tom: bring in emily. jonathan: i just wondered for you, and jean is going to have questions, when the curve starts to flatten and the heavy lifting is picked up by the two-year, how does an equity market perform? emily: when we typically see periods of yield curve inversion, it typically reflects recession coming. there are a lot of variations around that. we have seen as little as two months. you have some time, and ultimately the russia russian after that. we have yield curve inversion, equity market peak, and then recession. there is a lot of dynamics under the hood. it makes sense to start repositioning portfolios. tom: whether it is a new john hancock in boston or the old john hancock in boston, the answer is curve in version a frightening thing. we have had guests saying curve flattening, not inversion could be constructed. do you buy the idea that if we manage down to a flat curve with all this original stuff we are doing that we could survive with stability? emily: i don't understand that amidst a

. >> an atf agent named roland was assigned the dangerous job of actually serving the warrants.ver even made it to the front door. >> a barrage of gunfire went right through the front door. he got his thumb shot off. >> camera man. hey, cameraman. >> ambulance, got it. >> how could these guys just start shooting at us? >> the morning of february 28th, 1993, i will never forget. >> crisis negotiator byron sage is the first fbi agent on the scene, arriving some 75 minutes after the shooting started. >> had i got there a little after 11:00, gun battle was still raging, which was significant. the average gun battle and law enforcement lasts about two seconds. this was a gun battle that had raged now for well over an hour. >> certainly there was some that shot back. we're not denying that. that weren't trusting of us. we were not too trusting of them because they were continuing to shoot. >> bullets were coming out of every window in the compound. >> fbi agent bob ricks would become the face of the government effort to enthe -- end the standoff. when he arrives, the atf agents are in

it continues with emily roland and john hancock. from new york city, jonathan ferro.own a quarter of 1%. ♪ >> i think the equity market is a little bit of reprieve here. >> are called this year has always been more subdued market returns. >> in the u.s., standup, take about. >> the opportunity for this year will be more outside the u.s. >> i don't know that anyone prospers in an inflationary environment. >> this is "bloomberg surveillance" with tom keene, lisa ramos, and jonathan ferro. tom: most interesting

roland stone, jack crosby in ukraine. and nbc news correspondent we, ellison barber, on the border yet ukraine. and nbc's foreign correspondent, i raf sanchez, in moscow. erin, we'll start with you first. as you are now in navy, even tell us what you're seeing and what the conditions are there. >> hey, richard, we just got an update from the ukrainian military that kyiv remains in ukrainian control. the overnight hours have repelled repeated russian assault. we have a statement from the land forces up the armed forces of ukraine, saying, all attempts by the russian occupation forces to achieve their goal failed. convoys of occupied equipment were destroyed. the enemy suffered significant personal losses. russian troops are demoralized and exhausted. we have shown that we know how to protect our home from uninvited guest. the violence has already taken a tremendous toll, killing 350 to civilians. including 14 children. on sunday, we heard from president zelenskyy sing that he has agreed to talks today taking place in belar

kailey: emily roland, jh investment management co. investment strategist, think you for your insight on this crazy day within this crazy week. president biden is probably going to have to address those higher oil prices and the higher prices at the pump coming with it, the highest since 2014 when it comes to the price of a comment of gas in america. what what he really watched your talk about is the blowout payrolls report. we are expecting him to do so at any minute now, to speak from the state dining room and the white house. we will bring that to you live when it happens. we also have to keep in mind the winter olympics kick in beijing today. we will talk more about china's covid zero stance, how that is making it a more muted affair. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: coming up, the coun -- the council of economic of visors memberns open good balance of power -- joins "balance of power." this is bloomberg. vladimir putin and xi jinping have closed ranks against the u.s. and its allies on key security issues. the two met in

roland martin who used to work at cnn said he was only there for a shot period of time back in 2012 -t. is that true? we don't know. but this has been rumored for a long, long time, and for it to somehow stop below the c suite, to me, is very unusual. howard: that's a salient offense vegas -- observation. some of the top stars met in washington with jason clark, and he's hat a strained relationship with jeff duke orer. they defunded him saying the punishment doesn't fit the crime, so is it cause for termination if you hide a consensual relationship from your bosses? some are also saying why didn't allison gollust also lose her job? >> i guess it's because zucker was in the position of power. she was a direct report to him, so it was incumbent upon him to report it. you know, you get into an area here where are certain things forgiven, or do you have to hold the line on them. i would assume, and i don't know for sure, but i would assume the reason why the relationship was not disclosed was because you couldn't have a relationship with somebody who's a direct report. that just wouldn't